Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-03-06

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
On and after Oct. - ises. trains leave sous
Paris: Going down; slI A: NJ. Sundays II
clale,i), 9S3 A. ", +:is r. NJ; Going up: 9S
.S3sPa.. IS r. n. Sundays Included
sunday paper train arrives SHAN
F,rst Congregational Church. Rev. w 4
N. and 10 p. NJ; Sunday school Il N;
PS n at6P.M. Church prayer meeting d
Tues.tay evening st 30 O'Clock. All. not other
wise connected, are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. l. A. Bean, Pastor
on sunday. morning prayer meeting, 80 A
N. preaching service. 10 Is N sabbath Schoo
IS NJ; Epworth League Meeting, sl5 p. u.
evening PssT sas. sy e9ssins
Raptist Church, Rev. T. J. Ram ssiell. Pastor
ON sunday, preaching service 10 Is A. NJ; Sab
hath school IL N; PRAYER meeting 20 p. n.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
FkA. M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before fun moon
10y F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms. thursday evening OF each week.-Aurors
EacamPmsnt. first and third Monday evening"
OF each month.
% SfR.-MOunt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
b. meets second and fourth Fridays OF eSct
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
R-W. h. kimban Post. No. las. meet.
srst Thursday and third Saturday evenings Of
sach month, In O.. A. r Hall.
wm X. kimoan Relief Corps meets ers'
THURSDAY and third Saturday evenings OF each
month IN Relief Corps Hall
r Of H.-esris Grange. second saturday OF
each month. The orange store IL open for trade
wednesday and Saturday Afternoons.
L. q. q. C.-Seoond and fourth Mondays OF
..ch month.
y. n. q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
a. A II al Wssi.
pesiay evenings Of each month.
X GfP.-Hsmnn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Friday evening at Masonic Hall
Miss Bertha V. Shaw is visiting in
Costigsn.
Great opportunity for walks on the
crust now.
Miss Maud Carter Is al home from
Pennington.
Byron futile Of Rumford was In town
last Wednesday.
This weeks assembly will be held this
Monday evening.
The usual whist party In Grand Army
Hall, Tuesday evening Of this week.
There will be q special meeting of Mt.
Pleasant Rsoeksh Lodge Wednesday
evening.
Fred VI. Bsrrows Of North Acton,
Mass, Is visiting his brother, Frank L.
BSrrows.
Mrs. j. K. Bennett is In Buckfield,
called there by the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Morse.
Mrs. Fred Scott went 20 Greene last
week 70 attend the funeral OF her sister,
Mrs. Stoddard.
Miss Gertrude Jones, who has been
teaching at New Gloucester, IL AZ home
for the vacation.
Miss Mertie Walker il at home from
the Pennington Normal School for va
cation Of few weeks.
Mrs. Fannie Record. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ora Bumpus,
for several weeks, has returned 20 her
home 10 Boston.
Principal Alton c Wheeler OF the
Mechanic Falls High school has spent
several DAYS at home, school being sus-
pended Friday for reasons unnecessary
70 psrticulsrize.
Miss Isabel Cromwell OF New Haven,
Conn. formerly successful teacher at
Hebron Academy, spent Saturday and
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. George K.
Morton on Park Street.
VIM. j. Wheeler sold good horse last
week. Il was the horse known as the
L ~ II "
70 Frank A. Philbrick, proprietor OF the
FSrragui House AZ Rye Beach, \. IL.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office March 5th:
M Chanc!e ?. Newell
M l. u. Curtis
Miss Edna I. Field.
George " hitney.
M. King, Of Kingleside Farm, has
recently sold from his noted Jersey herd
a vearliug bull 70 J. G. Hayes OF Lin
erick, Me-. aud a three-year-old heller 70
Prof J. ;. Richardson of Rochester,
y. II.
NJ. Pleasant Rebekxh Lodge viii As
announced entertain visitors next Friday
evening from Good Faith Lodge OF
Buckheld and Colfax Lodge Of Mechanic
Falls. About thirty are expected from
Buckfeld aud fifty from Mechanic Falls.
All members Of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge are invited by the committee 10
charge 20 donate something for the sup
per next Friday evening. The commit
tee take this way OF asking people as
il Is impossible for them 70 see each one
personally.
A man who came down from Hastings
Saturday said that when il stopped snow
ing there, the snow on the railroad,
which had been clesr before the storm
began. measured exactly three feet, indi-
eating that amount Of fall in the storm.
IL VAS all snow there, perhaps IL Is un-
necessary 10 state. He also says that 10
The hard wood growth the snow Is seven
feet deep.
A. J. Bigelow has taken out the bill
lard table which be has had in the room
back OF Fletcher's barber shop In Odd
Fellows Block, aud the room will be
used hy +. z. Parlin as the back room OF
his pharmacy. A door has been cut
through into this room, and the tele-
phone booth and fittings OF the back
room will be moved In there, thus throw
ing the full length OF the old store into
one room. Extensive changes 10 fittings
snd furnishings are being made.
The post Office department Is soon 70
introduce an innovation which many will
appreciate highly. That IL the sale OF
stamp books, containing twelve, twenty
four and forty-eight accent stamps re-
spectively, made up ia leaves OF six
stamps each, interviewed with psraffine
paper, 40 that there will be no danger OF
the stamps sticking TO anything. The
cost OF the books will be only one cent
additional 20 the face value OF the
stamps They will be ready for the
postmAsters' orders about the first OF
NAV.
Annual meeting Of the South Paris
Village Corporation Tuesday evening OF
this week. March 8, at Engine House
Hall, AZ : 80 p. NJ. The warrant con-
tains articles relating 20 the ordinary
matters Of election Of sll necessary cor
pOrstion officers, care OF town clock, care
Of Moore Park and the park 10 Market
Square, IRE department, street lights,
etc. but not sd article OF special bust
ness. Except for the usual amount OF
kicking about electric lights that don't
burn. the meeting doesn't promise TO be
a very stirring session.
Augustus B Brown, who died at his
home in Portland Wednesday, was Tor
time 4 resident OF South Paris, coming