Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-27
.The Oxford pemncrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,,,.. Hours 6 90 to 90 A. n; 500 A. n.
.MP.N.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June 2. 1901,
TEAMS LEAVE soUrH PARIS
.,,o,yn-5Os A. NJ, daily, Sundays In
uvVa.I q.Ss A. NJ, i:20 T. NJ. sunday only
90 ~,,,-l0Oo A. NJ, SIS p. NJ, l0I5 p. N.
.,.Ty, sundays ineuded). Sunday only, o2
An.
-, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. w. L
tuss. n. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 a,
Div AMI 200 y. NJ; Sunday School IL M;
a; r. =. at6P. NJ; Church prayer meeting on
T,s. law evening at 80 O'Clock. All, not other
-. ,,on nected. are cordially invited.
VIZ ,setIb,,ir-t Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
sunday. morning prayer meeting, sSo A
u,.,r,arhing service 10 40 A. M; Sabbath School
Enw0rth League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ
yennS P sysgS,ng class me, ting, Friday evening
ITSss.tt't thurch, Rev. L. j. Ramsdcll. Pastor
Spn.. Az. preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab
u W SrbIal i2 NJ; PRAYER meeting I 90 p. NJ;
o-ayer meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge. No. %. Regular
Tin, Tpe,,iay evening on or before full moon.
- al Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
T. Ti,,,rs.l,y evening of each week.-Aurora
rc,mpment, first and third Monday evenings
Of S S1c III Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
Oh meet, second and fourth Friuays OF eacn
NTH IN odd Fellows Hall.
nv X. Himball Post, No. las, meets
l-.t aud third saturday evenings OF each
nth IN L.. \. X. Hall.
Nm K Rimbau Relief Corps meets hrst
Of month.
g.rief Corps Hall.
Ata- ~ Paris Grange, from May l to Oct. l,
ID second and fourth saturday; during the
..o.sin,lcr OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
"i4n +, e. C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
,-r,,, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
ga, n month.
OF s' ~ P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
y,i.,, evening at Pythian Hall.
The hydrants about the village shine
in a new coat of paint.
Mrs. IL. E. Wilson will sing at a con-
cen, in Gilead Tuesday evening.
Fred II. Evans took vacation trip of
few days into New Hampshire last
week
Hon. and Mrs. James S. Wright are
.,euliug week at Portland and Old
orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Harding of
s,doycr are visiting her parents, Mr..
-rld Mrs. VIM. Libby.
Charles p. Brett and wife left Friday
for weeks visit with his brother, III. 7.
Brett, in Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. George Cobb and children of
Portland have been guests at III. Il.
FlrtrhcrS for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Libby of Gothic
Street are going TO Mechanic Falls next
week 10 visit their daughter.
DIR. :. b. Morse, of Haverhill, Mass,
formerly settled at the Hill, has made
visit to his relatives in this town and
Buckticld.
A full ear load of people from Hebron
Grange took the electrics here Thursday |
morning 10 spend the day at a picnic at |
Gibson Grove.
Miss Florence w. Lowell of Auburn,
assistant in the high school last year,
has been the guest of Mrs. Walter l..
Gray for few days.
The prospect now is that the corn fac
tory will start next Monday, Sept. I'd,
though of course it depends more or
less upon the weather.
4 baked bean supper and entertain
mcnt will be given at the Congregational
veStry next Thursday evening. Par
tieularS are stated on posters.
TT. Hathaway and wife and w. b.
and Grinfill Stuart attended the reunion
Of their old regiment, the Thirteenth
Maine, at Peaks Island Tuesday.
Misses JeSSica Curtis, Olive SWEET,
Mary McArdle and Alice Holt left Thurs
day for "a stay of about ten days at the
Curtis cottage at Falmouth Foreside.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will have a
basket picnic Wednesday afternoon,
Aug. 18th, ut Electra Park. All men,
berS requested to bring their children.
IF. Plummer and wife took two
DAYS carriage drive to Bucktield last
week. combining business with pleasure
by distributing some advertising matter
skns the way.
Ernest NJ. SWEET is at home from Mid
dletown. Conn, for months vacation.
lie is taking a college course and work
ing his way by employment in the chem
ical laboratory.
+. p. Parlin and family of this place
and Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerley of Portland
started Monday morning on a carriage
drive 10 Weld, Mr. Parlin's native place,
where they will spend week.
Mrs. Hattie Abbott and daughter,
Grace, of Massachusetts,, visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newell's a few
days last week. They went to Sumner
Saturday, to visit relatives there.
The Young ladies who are right in the
swim wear paper hats. They are fetch
ing and inexpensive. A ten-cent roll OF
crepe paper provides the material. But
they are hardly suitable to wear out in a
shower.
Rev. /. A. Bean of Kennebunkport
preached an excellent sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning from
the text, "Quench not the spirit" Mr..
and Mrs. Bean were guests at j. Hast
ingS Beams over Sunday.
The Four Ponds fishing party from
this place started on their annual trip
Wednesday. The members of the party
are the same as in several previous
yearS-Henry Gary, f. III. Skillings, ).
6. Burnel. A. C.. I. King, and w. ).
Starbird.
The Seventeenth Maine Regiment As
ISOLATION observed the thirty-ninth an
niyerSary of the muster-in of the regt
ment at Cape Cottage, Cape Elizabeth,
Tuesday. Members from South Paris
who attended were o. G.. Curtis, Z.
Freeland Penley. and Capt. G. c. Pratt.
Miss Matte Z. Hersey, after hurried
ly spending about two weeks of her va
cation with relatives and friends here, left
ISL Wednesday for Yarmouth where she /
will stop for week with relatives and
then return to her school in Somers,
Conn.,, where she is engaged for another |
year.
Hon. Albion p. Bonney of Auburn
was the guest of relatives at South Paris |
last week. Mr. Bonney was for many |
years leading and respected citizen of
Buckfeld, and represented Oxford |
County in the Maine senate in the legis- |
lature of 1856. He has many friends |
IN this section who are glad to meet him |
again.