Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
The oxford Bemoerat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PAxIs Posr oFrIcE.
once Hours % 70 800 A. n; 500 A. N. to
S19P.A.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
on and afssr June "a. iao, trains leave South
paris. Going down. 4 "a A. NJ. SUNDAY tnclDa-
al 80 A. NJ. 30 y. ~, Going up: 80 A. NJ.
gsSF.N, 10 lSr. n. Sundays fnciuded.) sun
iAv excursion train goes up lois A. n. down
6Gs Pm.
CHURCHES.
FIRST Congregational Church. Rev. W. y
Rr,.,ss. u D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 as
"A and 20 Il. N, Sunday school IL NJ, Y.
PSCE asr. NJ. Church prayer meeting on
Tues,iAy evening ~ 30 O'Clock. AL, NOS other.
,Eise Connected, are cordially invited
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor.
On sunday, morning prayer meeting. 80 A.
N preaching service. 10 - An, sabbath school
n n; Epworth League Meeting. e.i5 p. NJ;
evening PRAYER meeting p. N: prayer meeting
ssptlst ChurSh, Rev. T. j. Rsmsder. Pastor.
On sunday, preaching service 10 - 49,; sab.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS
vsA M.-Psrss Lodge. No. ~. Regular
v,sssin. Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
90 F-NouRt Mica Lodge. regular meet
n,-s Thursday evening OF each week.-Anroca
E6campmeni. first and third Monday evenings
n Sf R.-Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No.
a. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
,ronth In Odd Fellows Hall.
GA.R-w. X. Kimhsn Post. No. las, meets
er.t THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings OF
eseh month. IN q. A X Hall
Ww X. Kimban Relief Corps meets first
THURSDAY and thirsi SATURDAY evenings OF each
month 10 Rceef Corps Hall
r 9f H.-PAris Grange. from May 10 Oct I.
-rr.ts second and fourth saturday, during the
rrnaindeF % the year, meets every saturday, In
TO, &. C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays of
y. :. q. P.-s,ony Brook Lodge, No, Isl.
,--,ts A &, A. X. Han -ccoad And fourth Wei |
ue-.Iav evenings OF each month.
h. 0f P-Hsmlin LOige, No, 81, meets every |
Erilav evening Al Masonic Hal.
Geo. A. wilson, Jr., Was st home
from Portland over Sunday.
VA. Blake, who has been employed
In Gardiner, is at home again.
I.B. Andrews and wife have been In
Boston and New York for few days.
Quite a number from here attended
the mock trial 1t Norway last Thursday
evening.
Miss Edith A. Hayes, OF Auburn, has
been guest At Z. z. wheeler's for
few days.
Mellen Eastman aud family OF Lowell
are visiting Mrs. Esstmsn's fsther,
Henry Gary.
Mr.. Parks dover beds Sc the court
house grounds are almost q solid mass
Of blossoms now.
Capt. G. c. Pratt attended the reunion
Of the Seventeenth Maine at Merrymeet-
ing Park Tuesday.
Theron r. Hathaway attended the re-
union OF the Thirteenth Maine Regiment
Al Merrymeeting Park last Tuesday.
J. W. Chute has been spending few
DAYS In a trip to Sweden. his former
home. and Bridgton snd other places In
the vicinity.
Miss Isabel Morton IL spending Por-
ton % her time WELDING brush in the
room Of the Paris Manu-
featuring Co.
Principal Sargent OF Hebron Academy
and Judge Bonney OF Portland, presi-
dent OF the board Of trustees OF that In
stitution, were In town Friday.
The Paris Manufacturing Co. have
bought another pair of work horses,
making three pairs and single, OF
heavy work horses, that they now keep
10 their stable.
Albert II Park aud wife, Placldo
AlOnso. l.. n Stone and wife, aud Hen
" !. Bangs and wife ~ Norway, are
cottage at Old Orchard Tor
i couple OF weeks.
WI. Fsrrsr has 3 new sign out st his
grocery store. IL Is gilded raised letter
on a hlSek board, and IL = very nest
sign. It Il the work OF W. L. Morton OF
the Paris Advertising Co
Rev. l.. VI. Robinson Of Philsdelphis,
who il stopping sc his summer home In
sumner, was here few days last week
10 visit his aunt, Mrs. Wallace Ryerson.
Mrs Ryerson returned 70 sumner WITH
him.
J. d. HAYNES is taking two weeks
vacation from the store Of y. Dayton
Bolster x Co., portion OF which he
and Mrs. HAYNES will spend visiting rel
stives In sumner, DIpville aud else
where.
;. NJ. King left Monday morning for
the fairs with seventeen head OK his
famous Kingleside Farm Jerseys. His
circuit this year Is largely new one.
This week he Is al the New England fair
A. O,d Orchard. Next week he goes 70
the Concord State fair az Concord, y,
II and the week after TO the Rochester,
y. H.. fair, arriving home just In time
for the county fair the following week.
The alumni OF South Paris High
school completed the organization OF an
alumni association at the high school
loom Monday evening Of last week, :
when the following officers were chosen
REORGANIZATION c. Wheeler,
Vice. Pre-i ient-Mrs. Ernest z. Parhn
secretary Blanche G Dean.
Trrasurer-Ouve NJ. stuart.
The association is planning 70 have !
picnic In the near future
Mrs Eta VI. (Keen) widow OF Hiram
II. Jackson. a former resident OF Paris,
died ~ her home in Lynn, Mass, last
Tuesday. The remains we're brought 20
South Paris, where the funeral was held
~ the residence Of Mrs. JSckson's sister,
Mrs. ; F. Briggs, Friday afternoon. To-
rermeut In Norway Pine Grove Gem
etery. Mrs Jackson leaves daughter,
Miss Nellie Jackson. and son, tred
Jackson, who made their home with her.
Both we're here 10 attend the funeral
The South Paris Bryan and stevenson
Club Was organized In the club room 10
Masonic Block, Tuesday evening, WITH a
membership Of forty-fye. Regular
business meetings OF the club will be