Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-06
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
soura PARIS POST OFFICE.
- s 90 to I 90 A. N; 500 A. H.
Grand TRUNK RAiL"Ai'
commencing June 2, lOi'
.,xs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
ga, A. W., daily, Sundays i
, 1S.g ess A. NJ, Az r NJ
S9eRs, 90 A. NJ. S:ss P: NJ, lOa ;s =; 10 y =
6olns u'PP5avs included. sunday ohly' io-'
daily, SUBWAY
An CHURCHES.
-.o,,t,onal Church. Rev. W. 4
Fist ~ ~ 5sstCr. Preaching services, ~ =
Brooks n 90 P. NJ; sunday School y M, =
n at6P. NJ; Chureh praSeit IN NOT ofhe,
l. SO evening AZ 80 o'Sloek. Al NV VN'
wise t0nin.s, Cbnrch, Rev. A. w. Potte, astoi
aethOsy morning prayer meeting, ~
va ,a.srbfny service 10 10 A. NJ, oapoSn ~
Epworth League Meetng, 90 ,,ae,in,
.gtnns pIa!y, cIass meeting, Friday evening
Tuesday ef|SL,,-,6 Rev T. j. Ramsdell, fastoi
Baptlss nreaching service 1913 A. NJ, oao
90 sun ~ n NJ; PRAYER meeting dOO r n
Da AA,sr meeting Tuesday evening"
stated MEETINGS
N-Paris Lodge, No. %. Regular
= q HTrss,iay evening on or before tull moon
meeuHs Mount Mica Lodge, regular me-
l.. Thursday evening OF eaea w. ts,> oraniD.,.
E9sscsmpment, first anu thiru 'io""''
Oieachl ,lo" Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
D. ol a gs,Snd and fourth Fridays OF eacl
y, ,r,S In Odd Fellows Han; ~ ne oae,.
NOUN Nv. X. Kimban Post, No ltS, meet s
u. A. - tbirl Saturday evenings OF eacn
nSPsn' ElmbaH Relief Corps meets ms p
H',5ir,i saturday evenings of each month"; 10
Relief COrp- iiail' e.a,,a from Nav l TO Oct. |,
meets second and fourth sa'ur u. sSe,nr,Isv in
u.soSsinier ~ the year, meets every oa'ulu"S' !"
GTanSS' q i''t second and fourth Mondays OF
each Month 60 p.ooL Iod0e M. Isl.
r,et, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
.Isscb month. n, -. o,.o,-,,
0ieAo5g P~Hanlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
g,pisy evening at Pythian Hall.
e Morse read at an entertainment
a., Lowell Wednesday evening.
Irvine F. Andrews and family are tax
;,sa TWO weeks vacation at Lowell.
Mr. Charles Deering of Chicago has
oiDed her daughters at Miss behring's
Rradfard Andrews of Portland has
hasn visiting Harold Briggs for a few
days
vi.. ANY Wardwell has been the
,,ns.t of Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler for a
ss$ days.
svi>,s, Alice and Ethel Tracy of
Stourhton Mass, are guests OF Miss
Eva Tucker.
Carl NJ Cray, now motorman on the
Ro,fop elevated railroad, is at home for
week visit.
IN Haskell of the firm of Y. Dayton
BoIs,er * Co. is taking his two weeks
vacation from the ore.
Miss Nav Hall, daughter of Harry
Nall. has visited her grandparents in
Bnckfeld for few days.
The Juvenile Mission Band of the
BAPTIST church had picnic at Penley's
Grove Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. Iittlefield has returned from
Falmouth Foreside, where she spent the
month of July with relatives.
Register Of Deeds Bean has his new
plap book ready, and two or three plans
for il have already been received.
Rev. :. G. snow, d. D., of the Paris
Hill UniyerSalist church, will preach in
Grand Army Hall next Sunday at 5 P. NJ.
Gormand X Ford are billed at New
Hall for the whole of the present week.
Monday evening they play the Hero in
Rags
VIM j. Wheeler and c. E. Tolman
attended the meeting of the Oxford
County Underwriters at Rumford Falls
las. week.
Mrs. G.. W. Bowker and daughter
Nuriel are visiting Mrs. BOwker's
parents at the Auburn fish hatchery for
4 couple OF weeks.
Miss Jessie Clare Tolman has returned
from visit of month at Harrison.
Her cousin. Miss Mildred Dudley, came
with her for visit.
Percy p. Allen is taking vacation of
several weeks from Parlins drug store.
H. and Mrs. Allen are at his former
nome in Bridgton.
Mrs. l.. E. Pulsifer of Natick, Mass,
Tho has been visiting at Hiram Pulsi-
Ms is now with her relatives at West
Sumner for a couple of weeks.
Houses which are having new coat
i paint are those of w. l.. Farrar on
ligh street and Rawson Holman and
Yrs Austin on Highland Avenue.
Wm b. Edwards left Monday morn
NJ for a trip TO the Pan-American, go
NJ 10 Buffalo from Portlard by way OF
he Maine Central Mountain Division,
Trough Montreal.
The combination passenger and bag
age ear of the street railway has gone
ut OF commission here, and has been
hipped To Augusta for use on the Au-
.usta. Hallowell and Gardiner road.
Henry Gary returned Wednesday from
visit of a few days to his daughter in
DWELL He was accompanied by his
on, John &. Gerry of Lewiston, and
hey put in considerable time fishing,
With good success.
Miss Myrtle Bacon of Bryant's Pond
las been the guest of Miss Iva McArdle
OF few days. Miss Bacon, who was
laSsmate of Miss McArdle in the Farm
ngton Normal School, is now a teacher
4 one Of the Portland schools.
Tho Sontb Paris Grain 20 closed ont