Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
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SOUTH PARIS

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SOUTH PARIS
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omcs Hours: sao - ! 20 A. u; sso 4 \. q
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GRAND rRuuK RArLvAr.
On and AFTER jane y. isoc. trains leave South
Paris 6oins down. - =, -, SUNDAYS hcs1d'
sSP.s. 10 lsP. y. Sundays incladcsi) sun
iAy excursion train goes up 10 10 A ~. down
sea EN-
ytr~t Congregational Church. Rev. w. n
Brooks. u. D.. pastor. Preaching servicsA 10 Is
A. N and ! 10 r. n, Sunday school n n; Y.
PsC n. stsP.h.; Church prayer meeting on
Tuesday evening at 30 O'Clock. An. not other.
wise connected. are cordially invited.
ss,nS Cns ara. ss s.1 a, W rssss p.ss0.
p-osching service, 10 Is A. NJ; sabbath school
h "a: Epworsh Le4gue Meeting. sls r. n;
gysnss Prsysr ne sas Nam: g5sysr meeting
Rspsiss chursS. Rev.T. j. Eamsiei' Psssor.
ON sunday, preaching sevvice 10 4, 4. n; Sab
sAih school y y; prsvsr meeting 100 p. n:
prayer meeting Tuesday evening
srArSp MEETINGS.
FSA M.-PHris Lodge. No. ~. Regular
n
no. o. F.-Nount Mica Leiee. regular meet
nss Thursday evening OF each wceks-Aurvra
sscamPuent. ars, and third Monday evening.
OF each month
n ~ R.-Nouns Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No.
a. meets aecond and fourth Fridays of each
month IN Odd Fellows Hall
ca R--w. X. Kfnball Po<s. No. las, meets
ART thursday aud third Saturday evenings Of
each month. In q. A X Hall
Wm. r. KtmbAll Relief Corps merits drss
thursday and third Saturday evenings OF each
49, n Ill
p ofH-Psh- Grange. from May 70 Oct l.
meets second and fourth SATURDAY; during the
remainder o. The year, meets every saturday. In
q. S. g. C.-scoead and toarth Mondxys of
each month
y r. o. P.-ssony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
neetsAG T.. A. n Han seconi and fourth Wed
pe-lay evenings Of each month.
4. 6fP.-Hsnnn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
Fritay evening a. Masonic HAh
Mrs. Albert ID. Park visited relatives
In sumner last week.
J. W. Chute took In one day OF the
Bridgton fair last week.
Frank Haskell and wife Of Aaburn
visited his sister, Mrs. Rounds, last
week.
Mrs. III. W. Dean and Miss Alice NJ
Wheeler were In Boston few days last
week.
None OF the Paris teachers attended
the teachers convention AZ Dixfield last
week
Miss Eva N. Robinson has returned
from Poland Spring, where she has been
employed during the summer.
Edward Bonney and wife Of Auburn
we're here . few days last week visiting
Mr. Bonney's sisters, Mrs. Richardson
and Mrs. Forsythe.
Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs and Miss Catherine |
c. Briggs are spending week or ten |
DAYS in Boston, going there from Port |
and after the close Of the Music Festi- |
val.
Judge Sanford l.. Fogg, Of Bath, with |
his wife and child. spent day with bis
mother, Mrs. :. y. Tucker, last week. |
From here they took the train 20 go into
New Hampshire, where Judge Fogg win
put In little time deer hunting.
The regular court week temperance
meeting will be held at the court house,
Wednesday evening OF this week. Judge
A. +. Herrick Of Bethel will preside,
Ands number OF the prominent men Of
the county are expected to speak.
=. l.. Stsrbird's 4-year-old PAGER.
Helen. won second money Ia the 2 rs
class at Bridgton last week, driving the
winner 90, In 2 80 This mare was sired
by Robinson D., 2:l7 "a, and her dam
was the mare, Kitty Waite, 40 Ia.
News was received here last week OF
the death In Beverly, Mass, OF Miss
VernS Matthew's, the E-yesr-old daugh-
ter 81 Charles Matthews, q former resi-
dent OF South Paris, and grest-grsnd-
daughter OF the late Cornelius knight.
new course OF planking was put 90
the Park Street bridge Friday. The
originsi plSnking was three-inch planks
lSid crosswise. The new plsnking 10 9
driveway In the middle, OF t~o-ineh
plSnks laid lengthwise, over the old
plAnks.
Edwin 7. Pratt died Monday OF last
week sged - years be was q veteran
% the civil war, and his funeral on
Wednesday WAS attended oy William h.
HimbAll Post, G.. A. r., In Q body. he
leaves widow and one daughter, Mrs.
Francis A. Pratt.
A. l.. Williams is here ENJOYING two
weeks vacation from his work for the
New England Telephone Co. The COM
PAW have kept him pretty busily at
work. this being the nrst vacation he
has hsd since entering their employ,
yearly i've years ago.
r. +. FiSvin and family have gone TO
North Paris, and will remain ~ Deacon
W W Dunhsm's for the present. The
condition Of Mr.. FlAvin's health made it
advisable for him 10 seek change OF
occupation from bis work In the paint
shop OF the Paris Manufacturing Co.
Charles r. Bennett says he has raised
seventy-hve bushels Of the handsomest
potatoes YOU ever saw and only two
hours work was done on them BY day
llght-thst time WAS spent IN killing po-
tAto bugs. We remember having read
somewhere about those who prefer dark
Tess rather than light.
c. Freelsnd Penley IL In Boston TO see
bis daughter and her husband, Rev. aud
Mrs W X. Mxnley, who sail from Boz
ton. Oct 10Th, on their return 10 India.
They have been engaged Ia missionary
work in India for many years, but for
The last two years have been taxing
rest AZ their home In Kansas.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Brooks have
been visited few days by their son,
Wilson Brooks OF Chicago. Mr.. Brooks !
has recently been chosen Great Chief OF
Records % the Great Council OF the l nit
ed States, Improved Order Of Red Men,
and i in this part OF the country on
business connected with that Office.
David B. Woodbury. says that the
Hubbard squash raised by Judge Mar
tiu over in the garden OF Eden wsss
Woodbury. squssh--s variety OK MS
originating, though he admits thst be
never succeeded In getting 80 much
water into one OF them by several
pounds. Mr.. Woodbury. therefore
moves 20 amend the declaration In sc-
eOrdAnee with the facts, aud Judge Mar
tn will no doubt give him hearing on
his motion at an early date.
People who parcel out the face Of the
earth are not always duly regardful OF
the comfort aud convenience OF other
people. The members OF a South Paris
firm were out doing some surveying
work the other day, and found one OF
their corners In the middle OF the Little |
AndroseOggin River. The Junior mem