Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-17

Orfce Hours 80 20 ~ A. H. sW A. n.
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GRAND Trunk halfway.
I'M and afer june "a. 100. trains leave sout
paris. Going down, Sf& A. n. SUNDAY inelud
"a. $50 A. NJ, 80 p. N; Going mp: = 80 A. NJ
SssrM. i0:lSP n. Sundays iuci1dcd-) Sun
day ex ursion train goes up 10 A. n, dow
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CHURCHES.
y,-., Congregational Church. Rev. W. n
R,,,,Sa u. b pastor. Preaching services. 10 a
n and : 90 r. NJ; Sunday school u ~ \
P.SC. X stsP.x Church prayer meeting OF
ros.iav evening st ~ O'Clock. Al. not other
We connected, are cordially invited.
Nefho.tist Church, Rev. A. W. Pottie. Pastor
ON sunday, morning prayer meeting, sn A
- uresrhfnx service. 10 ,to A. "a. sabbath Schoo
n n: Epworsh League Meeting. SIS P. n
evening prayer meeting ?. n, prayer mcetin.
Tuessiay evening; class nesting. Friday evening
Baptsst Church, Rev. Z. y. Rsmstell, Pastor
ON Sundav preaching service io,tS A ~ sab
hath school Il n; PRAYER meeting 800 2. n.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Parls Lodge. No. ~. Regulal
meeting Tuesday evening on OF before tuli moon
100. F.-N0uat Mica Lodge. regular meet
~ Thursday evening OF eash weck.-AnrorS
Eaeampmcnt, dr-, and thru Monday evenings
n cfR-Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
el meets second and fourth Fridays Of eact
month IN Ostd Fellows HAIL
q A. R--w. X himhsn Post, No. las, meets
a., thursday and third Saturday evenings OF
eafa month, IN &. A. X Hall
Wm r. kimhan Relief Corps meets first
Ttrrsiay and thir,i saturday evenings OF each
month IN Relief Corp- Hall
p of H-PSris grange. from May q Oct I,
r1.akz second and fourth saturday during the
remainder % the rear, meets every Saturday. In
tranye Hall
4 S. =. C.-seoOad and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
a. u. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets Il &. A. X. Han second and fourth Wei
nrziav evenings Of each month.
a ~ P.-Hamhn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Friiay evening Al Masonic Hall
Amos Bird is painting p. Z. wheeler's
house.
Carl VI. Gray Is at home from Boston
for two weeks vacation.
Miss Pereie Staples Of Portland Is WIS.,
Ting Mrs. J. Z. Richardson.
Mss Gertrude Jones Is visiting Mrs.
Walter :. Jones AZ woodfords.
Miss Harriet Newell, OF Sumner, visit
Cd her niece, Mrs. j. ID. Haynes, few
days last week.
Albert NJ. Hammond and wife are
visiting their son, Arthur w. Hammond,
81 Berlin, y. II.
Freeman Chase returned Thursday
from Dixfield, where he has been work
iug FOR John Murch.
Mrs. Warren G.. SWEET Of Boston,
with her little son and maid, are visit
ing st ]. Il. Nichols.
Dana Grant, with his wife and child
from LOeke's Mills, has been visiting
NJ. Lemuel B. Carter.
Walter Fox and wife Of Lowell and
Mrs. VIM. Fox OF Norway visited At j..
NJ Horr's Wednesday.
Roscoe c. Gray has returned from
Bridgeport, Conn, where he has been AZ
work for the past few months
". A. Bsrrows Is taking sn enforced
vacation from his work NJ the factory
on account Of his poor health.
Mr.. =. z. Burbank Is doing an extern
sive lob OF repairing and csrpentering
for DR.. o. X. Yates OF West Paris.
Harold Thayer, Of the Democrat office,
will clerk" al the Hubbard House at
Paris Hill for few weeks this summer.
Alton c. Wheeler has been engaged as
principal OF Mechanic Falls High School
FOR another year At an Increased salary.
Mrs. J. ]. Emeley Is visited by her
sister, Mrs. A. VI. Benner, and her
nephew, Harold Collins, both OF Port
land.
The c. f. lawn party st the Congre-
gatiOnal church Thursday night WAS held
10 the vestry OF the church 10 Difference
20 the thunder shower which came about
sunset.
c. y. Porter and his daughter, Mrs.
L. l.. Powers, started Wednesday on
carriage drive 20 North Yarmouth.
where they will visit Mr.. Porter's sister,
Mrs. Lufkin.
Arthur +. Forbes and Miss Maud
Douglass represented the Democrat on
the excursion OF the Maine Press Asso-
citation TO Portland and CsscO Bay re-
sorts last week.
The entertainment by the Storm chill
drea, which was 20 have been presented
a. the Congregational church Wednes-
day evening. WAS postponed indefinitely
on account OF the small attendance.
Ernest p. Psrlin and wife and Charles
II Howard were in Portland last week
% attend the meeting OF the Maine
Pharmaceutical Association. Mrs. Z.
VI. Howard accompanied her son for
visit 70 relStives AZ Woodfords.
Mrs. c. F.. Harden and her daughter
Isils, who have been visiting at Leonard
WhnmNn's, have gone 10 Hebron for a
few DAYS. Miss Leila expects 20 spend
q part OF her vacation in visiting Bar
H.rbOr and other places Of interest.
Miss Mertie Maxim returned Wednes-
day from a visit OF three weeks 70
Sprsgue's Mills. Aroost0ok County. She
VAS one OF a party which made an ex-
tensive camping excursion into the
Wuds Of northern Maine and the prov
iuces.
-. Catherine's Roman Cstholic church
is % be moved from It's present location
90 Alpine Street To lot on the corner
% Pleasant and Charles Streets, oppo-
site the fair grounds. Arrangements
FOR the moving Of the building are AL
ready being made.
Mr.. Snd Mrs. J. III. Winslov and Miss
Lizzie winslow have gone TO Empire
ground. Mrs winslow VIII re-
main there for considerable time. Her
brother, Capt. VIM. K. Swan, and lam
ily are already settled there for the
summer.
The Christian Endesvor Society OF the
Congregational church have reelected
the former officers 70 serve for another
term. The society Is in an excellent
condition. and since the first of january,
1890. Il has raised s63 81, OF which
S4..4 has been sent for missionary
woyk.
The call il published for Democratic
county convention 70 assemble AZ the
court house in South Paris on Wendes-
dsv. July Is, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. for the nomination OF county on
Gers TO he supported In the coming cleo
ton. The Democrats OF oxford county
come under Col. Brysn's witty deserip-
ti0n-they are without fear OF PUNISH
meDt or hope Of reward"
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