Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-23
'he Oxford 1emnerat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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sourH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,. I,o,,rs s 90 to I 90 A. N; 500 A.. N.
SHP.N.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June 2, 1901,
-y,r>s LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
..,...,Iovn-5Os A. NJ, daily. Sundays 10
EEL g.ss \. NJ, 42O r NJ ou"""S ''"'
SO w. ~n,,-loO0 A. NJ. s:SS P. NJ. lOl5 p; NJ
" @l eSupiays ineluded). Sunday only, io's
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CHURCHES.
Cd, congregational Church Kew. w; =
sus. m Is pastor Preaching services, 10 a
Dr. and 200 p. NJ; Sunday SchOot y M,
T : Z. e. .rSrinc al 80 o'clock. All, not other
Il''.."y pected are cordially Invited.
We ,S"if.t Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
sunday. morning prayer meeting, ~ A
preaching service 10 10 A. W., saS sns Se"vo
Z MN PRAYER meeting p. NJ; prayer meetins
r',s.i+y evening; class NEE ting FriIay evening
l9ss,ii!, church, Rev. r. j. Ramsdell, Pastor
Sprn.l,,y. preaching service l03o A. NJ, SAP
On >G ll,''Si r. NJ; PRAYER meeting ! 90 p. NJ
-.y.r meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Parls Lodge, No. %. Regular
-, TUESDAY evening on or before full moon
a. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l. Tburs,iay evening of each week-Aurors
EasS,mp,nent, first and third Monday evenings
feacG Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
49, second and fourth Fridays OF each
p, ,rtS IN Odd Fellows Hall.
ia. E-w. X. kimball Post, no. fS, meets nh
d., and third Saturday evenings Oh eacn
mgnu' Eimban Relief Corps meets first
,,P th,r,l saturday evenings of each month"; In
Kg2e, IN n Paris Grange. from May to Oct. l,
Il .rrond and fourth saturday; during the
in.lcr OF the year, meets every Saturday IN
OI4I55' q i' .C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
e'," MI, a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
,,.,t. -c,oud and fourth Wednesday evenings
fI.-IIamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
.,tisy evening at Pythian Hall.
Mr., Ethan Willis is with Mr.. Willis
NJ Rumford Falls.
Master BERTHE Curtis is visiting rela-
lives nj SHOWS Falls.
Miss Mabel G.. Hathaway is visited by
, friend. Miss Kellogg of Holyoke, Mass.
Ms, Alta c. Walker is now book
keeper al the office of \. w. Walker "
son.
senior Juan EScarra Colunge, who has
b.,pfn New York for several weeks,
:. a, returned to Mr.. Parks.
dr. Tittleield returned the first of
IN, week from visit of few days to
M, former home in Bridgton.
Mis-, Nav Beman and Miss Ruth Alb
bott uf Waterville are guests at Mrs.
Alice r. Thayer's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bean entertained a
Jew of their friends at lawn party at
their home Tuesday evening.
N. shaw announces that on and
after July 18th Thursday, blueberries
can be picked in his pasture at the usual
price.
Ms, Ethel Merritt, who has been the
aur,t Of Misses Isabel and Kittie Nor
ton. has returned to her home in Bridge
water Mass.
Mrs. n. Z. Wilson is visiting in Cor
ham. y. II. Thursday and Friday even
ingS she sang there in the opera, 1.-The
Frogs Of Windham.'
4 Portland man was last Tuesday
Granted patent on "broiling oven.
Uci> the first man who ever succeeded
in getting a patent on the atmosphere.
VI. Libby is taking his two weeks
vacation from the store of y. Dayton
Bolster X Co. He spends part of the
time with his sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Gerry.
al Lisbon Falls.
Earle Stuart has gone to Boston to
take position with the wholesale prod
nee and commission house of Fowle,
HbLard Il Co. He is graduate OF
Keut's Hill Business College.
Mrs. Chauncey C. Richardson, Mrs.
benjamin SWEET, Mrs. j. III. Winslow,
Miss Lizzie Winslow, and Mrs. Joseph
Briggs and daughter Lula are occupy
i'm cottages at Poland Camp Ground.
Mrs. Triphena Churchill fell down
Hight of stairs in Davis Block Monday
evening. She was badly shaken up, but
NO bones were broken, and she was able
10 be- taken to her home in the Hall
ncighborhOod.
) II is said that Mayor BoOthby of Port
land is the man who induced the Grand
Trunk Company to make the fill around
the south Paris depot, South Paris
owes Mayor Boothby a debt of gratitude,
which debt will be increased when the
i'm is seeded and laid out into good
lawn.
4 party consisting of Harry A. Nor
ton and wife, Miss Julia Z. Morton,
Clarence G.. Morton, Miss Luella Hay
den and Mark Richardson left Friday TO
spend a week at Concord Pond, where
they will occupy Billings cottage. Mrs.
L. c. Morton will join them this Mon
day afternoon.
J. C.. Harlow has closed his shoe
makers shop here on account OF the
condition of his health, and will go to
the soldiers home at Togus in two or
three weeks. The room occupied by
Mr.. Harlow in the Williams harness
store building will probably be let into
Guy Bucks barber shop.
\. G.. T. King had two or three faint
ing spells while down town Monday
evening, and was taken home in 4 car
riage He recovered so rs to go to work
the next day. The cause OF the attack
was indigestion, probably combined with
the effect of the intense heat, rs he had
been Singing during the day.
Il is understood that the excursion of
the oxford Bar to Bemis, which was
originally planned for some date in May,
will occur on the Goth of August, when
regular term of Probate Court will be
held at RumfOrd Falls. Train arrange
mentS will be such that the members of
the bar will arrive at Rumford Falls
early in the day, and have portion of
the forenoon to look the city over, After
the business of the Probate Court is con-
cluded, the train will be taken for
BemiS, and the return made that night.
We have new mining enterprise in
town. W. Z. Mills, formerly of Port
land, now of Boston, is opening ledge
on the Clinton Shaw farm, near Number
Four Hill, after quartz and fedspar. An
option was taken on the ledge last year,
the trade was closed July LIST, and work
began the middle of last week. Mr..
Mills now has five assistants, four of
them Italians, but he informs the Demo-
crat that if the ledge opens favorably he
will probably work some sixteen men
there He already has orders for several
thousands tons of the rock, which is
used by manufacturers of glass and
erockery ware, as well as for some other
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