Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-03
The oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

The OXFORD 4emoerat'
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE
once Hours s % 10 90 A. n; $40 A. u. d
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
IN and aser June ~, 1890. trains leave South
p,rs.. Go,ng down. - A n. SUNDAY tncud
"a 50 A. n. ~ p. ~ Going up 20 A. NJ
sTSPM 10 lsP.M. sundays includet) sun
dsy excursion train goes up 1913 A. M, down
So Pm.
CHURCHES.
v,r., Congregational Church. Rev. W. e.
p.oass- n. b., pastor. Preaching services. 10 4,
N and I 90 p. NJ; sunday school IL NJ, Y
PsC n st6P.M; Church prayer meeting on
tuesday evening at 80 o'elcck Al not other.
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor,
ON sunday, morning prayer meeting, 80 A.
NJ preaching service. 10 "a A. M; sabbath School
- ~: Epworth League Meeting. sls ?. ~;
sTenins prayer meeting p. NJ, prayer meeting
rUs.dsy evening. class meeting. Friday evening.
Rsptist Church, Rev. I. y. RAmsdell. Pastor.
ma SruaAy, preaching service 10 as A n: sab
Sass school y NJ; PRAYER meeting go p. n;
Srsycr meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FkA M.-PAris Lodse. No. ~. Regular
,,set,nx Tuesday evening on or before Fun moon.
F-Moant Mica Lodge, regular meet
-. THURSDAY evening OF each veek.-Arrora
Escsmpment dr-t and third Monday evenings
Il ~ R-Nount Pleasant RebekaA Lodge. No.
a meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
1ropta IN Odd Fellows Hall.
GAR-w X Kimbsn Post. No. las, meets
srst Thursday aud third saturday evenings Of
sS NJ X Kim6an Relief Corps meets first
Thur.lay and THRU Saturday evenings OF each
month IN Relief Corps Hall
p of H.-Paris Grange. from May % Oct. l,
,,s.ts second and fourth Saturday; during the
remainder o. the year, meets every Saturday, In
L s. G. C.-seoOnd and fourth Mondays OF
y X o. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets Al 6. A. x. Hal second and fourth We'd
pe-.lsv evenings Of each month.
Il ~ P-Hanlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
F-ttAy eveoing at Masonic Hall
sc. Burnell visited his brother In
Baldwin last week.
Frank Miller Of woodfords Is visiting
AZ Charles &. Breit's.
Miss Alice Wheeler assisted in the
Bethel Savings Bank last week.
Blanchard Stuart was at home from
Skowhegsn few days last week.
Mrs. win HAYNES OF Richmond visited
Der aunt, Mrs. George Wise, last week.
Miss Maud Carter has returned from
her school At Pennington for the sum
mer vacation.
Miss Mabel G. Hathaway, who teaches
N Quincy, Mass, Is 81 home for the
summer vacation.
Z. A. Harlow, who has been in Mssss-
chusetts for several months, has return
Cd TO South Paris.
Henry Gary and his grandson, Master
George Clark, made visit 10 relatives
IN Lowell last week.
Miss Julia Z. Morton. who Is teaching
In Abingdon, Mass, arrived home Satur-
day for the summer.
Mrs. Charlie Bonney, Mrs. Charles
Newell and daughter, OF Sumner, were
guests Of Mrs. J. ID. Haynes last Thurs
day.
The four boys who had been AZ Camp
Comfort, Mason, got home saturday,
and report catch Of over GOO trout for
the week.
Mrs. George Tucker and child OF
Portland, who have been At j. K. Tuck
er's for several weeks, returned home
Saturday.
Iii quite probable that the village
corporation assessors will build the hose
tower by the day, instead OF making
contract for IL.
Paris Grange voted 70 accept the in
yitation 20 Join Norway Grange At pic
mic AZ Gibson's Grove July !. Special
rates on the steamer.
Mrs. lydia Rounds was in Lewiston
last week with her daughter, Miss Susie
/. Rounds, who was attending the
Bates commencement.
J.F. Plummer WAS visited few days
las, week by his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Samuel Piummer, who drove over from
their home In sweden.
John Bennett picked cucumoers and
pess from his garden the 18th OF June.
IL any one Is ahead OF him on cucumoers
BE- would like TO hear Of it.
Y. ID. Bolster and family drove to
Rumford Wednesday 10 visit Mr.. Boil
ster's birthplace and early home. They
returned Thursday forenoon.
Percy Hathaway has been at home
from Colby College for about week,
and will 20 70 York Beach soon, where
be Is 20 De employed for the summer.
Miss Grace ThSyer left last Thursday
for two weeks business trip 20 Boston.
She wss accompanied from Portland oy
Der cousin, Miss Mary Louise Phelps.
A. NJ. Hammond has closed his en-
gsgement In the store OF \. Dayton
Bolster & CO., and Alfred L Fuller Is
employed there for the term OF year.
Frank Pingree has bought the house
hold furniture Of Irwin l.. Bowker, and
will 20 10 housekeeping In The rent In l..
T BryanT's house vacated by MI
Bovker.
party from South Paris and Cor
han, Y. d, including Mr.. Gerrish, Mrs.
He. Wilson and Miss Susie VI. Wheeler
OF this place spent last week In White
Mountain trip.
Charles Merrills colt is still coming.
Tuesday he WAS timed q mile at the fair
grounds in 2 80, last half In j IL IL,
over a track that is part Of IL newly sur
faced and loose.
Republican county convention Tues
dzy. Its safe 10 say that, even II the
other attractions were not sufficient, the
announcement OF Mr.. Littleheld's pres
ence will MI the court house.
Mr.. stowe requests that the boys re
frAin from ringing the Congregational
church bell the night before the Fourth.
The noise OF il so near IL very distress
ing 20 Mrs. Stowe. and she Is unable 10
be moved. or he would take her away
from that vicinity for that night.
There WAS suspicion OF burglars
around some Of the Western Avenue
houses one night the first OF last week,
bat 40 breaks were made and nothing Is
missing. Watch dogs and other Wit
nesses gave testimony that there Was
something around out Of the usual
course.
Eleven Christian Eudeavorers from
this place attended the meeting OF the
East Oxford Local Union at Oxford
Tuesday. programme of which ~ given
elsewhere. Forty-two delegates were
present. IL was = pleasant aud pront-
able meeting, with particularly nne
address 10 the evening by Rev. Leroy .
Bean.