Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-06
Yhe Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARrs rosr oxxfck.
oaice Hours 90 70 Too A. n; 90 A. n. 4
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GRAND rxUSx RAILWAY.
Commencing ga. I, 100. al O'Clock. A.
TRAINS LEAvx soUrH PARIS
Going downs &c A. n. sss N.t@rM
t,oinz up--sa8 A. NJ, s 8 2. NJ, ;ssP
The 8 IS A "A. train down and 81 r. NJ trail
M daily. SUM lays ineluded.
sunday paper Train arrives s;ls An.
CHURCHES.
Ft-St Congregational Church Rev. W n
Brooks. u. o.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 a
A, A. and : 90 p NJ; sunday school II M: Y
PSF n atsP.N Church prayer meeting OF
tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock. An, not other
Methodist Church. Rev. A W. Pottie. Pastor
On sunday, morEing prayer meeting. s9a A
n preaching service. 10 IS A. NJ, sabbath schco
h n. Epw0r,h League Meeting. els P. n.
TUESDAY evening, class meeting. Friday evcning
Raptist Church, Rev. T. ,. Ramsdeh. Pastor
hslh school Il N. PRAYER meeting : 90 p N,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
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meeting Tuesday evening on or before full noon.
l. II. d. s.-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular meet.
ugs Thursday evening OF each Seek--Aurura
EscamPment, arss and third Monday evenings
n R.-Moan, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
g. meets sec0nd and fourth Fridays Of each
month In Odd Fellows' Hal.
q. A.R-w. n. kimban Post. No. ltS, meets
All TburssiAy and thlrd SATURDAY evenings Of
esrh month. IN q. A. X Hall
wm. \. kimban Relief Corps meets first
Tharsiay ard third saturday evenings Of each
uroath In Relief Corps HalL
r OF H.-PSris Grange. from Nav to Oct 1,
uieets SECOND and fourth saturday, during the
remainder % The year. meets every Saturday, IN
tuanxc HAL.
Z. 3. q C-second and fourth Mondays OF
each month.
y A .. P.-ssony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
ureet- Al g.. A. Il HA0 second and fourth Wed
ue-siay evenings OF each mouth.
h % P.-Hamnn Lodge, No, 81, meets every
Eritay evening AZ Masonic Hall
EJ. Record Is st home from Boston
on a vacation.
Or. A. E. Bessey Of waterville WAS in
town last week.
Mrs. John Carsiey OF Pennington was
10 tOwn last week.
Mrs. Arthur Hall OF Buckfield was In
town lsst Tuesday.
Miss Nav Rldeout OF Auburn Is
guest ~ Z. y. Hsskell's.
Mrs. Writ Stanley aud Mrs. T. Y.
Wright made trip to Lewiston By team
Tuesday.
J. ". Shipman's Uncle Toms Cabin
Company viii play In New Hall this
Monday evening.
:. Clarence Curtis, wife aud child, OF
Boston. are visiting Mrs. Curtis grand
father, Henry Gary.
Mrs. Susan whitmore of Bowdoinham
i spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. W. Pottle.
Mrs. George B. Crockett left saturday
for visit 20 her daughter, Mrs. c. \.
Record, In Norwell, Mass.
Capt. II. Y. Bolster il making some
improvements % his house, Including |
The putting In OF a bath room.
Miss Carrie Hall entertained few OF
her friends last Wednesday evening. A |
very enjoyable evening was spent.
George Mcmillan, native OF Prince
Edward Island. died Monday morning AZ
the home OF his sister, Mrs. John Nc
Phee.
George =. Eastman and wife have
taken rooms over Mrs. Howe's millinery |
store. Mrs. Eastman will do dress
making.
J. X. salisbury, who has spent the
summer In business AZ Bar Hsrbor as
usual, lSst week returned 70 town for
the winter.
Oxford lodge Of Norway will visit
Paris Lodge OF FreemasOns At the regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening OF this
week. There vii, be work in the NJ. NJ
degree.
A sociable under the auspices Of the
senior class Of the high school VAS held
10 New Hall Friday evening. Music for
programme Of games was furnished by
Deans Orchestra.
The selectmen, In session 20 revise the
voting list. have already added some
twenty names in addition 20 those on
the list AZ the september election after
very thorough revision.
C r r. Conductor John ;. Pratt and
wife. OF Auburn, were In town Friday
and made q brief call on Mr.. stowe and
family. For IL wears Messrs. Stowe aud
Pratt Were associate conductors on the
Lewiston and Portland trains.
A lady visitor In this place last week,
formerly OF SAagerville, In reminiscent
mood. stated that II years sgo the ntth
% the present mouth snow commenced
falling 10 that town early 10 the day and
continued through the day and following
night Ani Il remained on the grounc
Until late 10 the spring.
Gordeu Brothers uploSded car OF
shook here last week. and immediately
began setting up apple barrels in the
Old Howe store. Notwithstanding the
fact that many 81 the apples that have
gone from here have been shipped loose,
the barrel makers found their arrival
eagerly watched for. Barrels are up 20
thirty cents now.
Superintendent John r. stanley OF the
state fish hatchery At Auburn was 10
town Wednesday, bringing up qusnti-
q OF Young fish for ponds In Stonehsm.
He hsd previously brought up some for
Bethel. and little later will bring
quantity for Norway. They have al
ready put out over 10000 young trout
and salmon this season.
!. :. Richards Of Portland has been
visiting his brother-in-Aw, A. VI. Nstes,
f1r few DAYS. Mr.. Richards IL we'll
known Maine Central conductor, VINO
has run on the Mountain Division Tor a
long time. Before coming 70 south /
Paris NJ had spent portion OF hts VseS-
ton 10 ArOOstOOk County, where be shot
his wears allowance OF TWO deer.
The baggage car on the down train
Thursday forenoon had sn unusus! pas
seuger in the form Of the carcass OF
bear, called a yearling by those VINO
know bears. He WAS fat as cub, ana
ms glossy black fur shone ike bottle
Ills destination Was not learned. he
VAS loaded on az Shelburne, \. H., 40 ne
may or may not have been an OXFORD
bear.
The third lecture In the People
Popular Course will be given at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening,
by Rev. A. :. LAdd, ID. D., OF Bruins
wick. Suoisc.. s.Some Glimpses from
Forty Years 10 the Itinersney. Dr:
LAdd's ability Ss speaker IL wei
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