Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-03-05
ihr Oxtora Demucrat.
SOUTH PARIS.


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,,,r-s $50 TO : 90 A. NJ; 500 A. N.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
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TRANS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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CuURCHEs.
..-.. congregational Church. Rev. W, 7
-. d. d. pastor. fteach,nE seIN NJ Az y
B'yyA'' tU p. NJ. sunday School u NJ; \
a. VI AZ .ttpN ., Church prayer meetlng o
T. : I. TO- .,rin.. al 30 o'clock All, not other
Ile'''' r..tf.I. are cor tally invited.
We Ina church. Rev. ~ " fOttle, dstoi
morning prayer mtetihgs 80 \
uu >.u ., -.r,'re 1855 a. NJ, sabbath SchoO
~, w r,.,y5rtB League Meeting, 6Io p. NJ.
D. N.i -i-,.,f meeting p. NJ, prayer meetlnt
't'-.- evening, class me- ting, rliay evening
hAf'e,s. preaching service lO4o A. NJ, san
bu ~ i a.. PRAYER meeting . 100 p. N.
eI'' .- meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Turis Lodge, No. "a Regular
Oh "r d
Htr.'- Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
d. t.,. evening Of each veek.-AurOrt
~, l ,- inst and third Monday evenings
EHCaul N' .,'
Of g',. Mount Pleasant Re6ekah Lodge, No
'-. -g.0rs amt fourth FrtIays OF eacl
...rr. CLOVIS Hal.
mons, ~. h. klmbail Post, No. us, meets
ans ta.ui saturday evenings OF each
uyI'.' Oh. ,,....U relief Corps meets hrst
-',r-'. saturday evenings OF each month, In
iele. 'J'l r.-.- grange, from May to Oct. l,
...rt fourth saturday, during the
.,'' ...-... -s,. wear. meets every saturday, In
0,aa-. r',. second and fourth Mondays of
el,a month ,. stony Brook Lo5ge, No. Isl,
-...r.. aul fourth Wednesday evenings
%. ei., n.m.,u Lodge, No, 81, meets every
.-..t. evening ar rythian Hau-
Hon Edward E. Hastings of Fryeburg
,..Ir town Thursday.
r,o,.r attorney Park and family of
p -br. we're sr south Paris last Thurs
dty.
" sr+ Mrs. VIM. NJ. Shaw are visit
,-y their daughter Mrs. Higgins, at
Co>j.g
Tin. g-egt-ioual Circle was post
rorrI for $50 weeks from last Thurs
ityeyerrZ.
NJ. f. A. Howe entertained the
r,r,rg ...ia, of her class in the Baptist
Sprt7, SCHOOL nc tea Wednesday even
ug.
IN. Seneca Club has issued invitations
m- s reception at the Congregational
ys.--v Thursday evening, March 4,
from 70 Do o'clock.
,uhf.- party is booked for Tuesday
evening Grange Hall. Ten cents adj
mission sill. bee charged, proceeds to GO
mr. The benefit Of the grange piano fund.
ob ro m, pollvwogs in South Paris
ARE smart this cold weather, but they
don't huv abou, the railroad track-not
nm -hrIr les grow, aud then we call
them frogs.
Master Henry Howe gave a party to
eighteen pf his Young friends Tuesday
,f-e-aaor from tO5. A merry after
moan 49,, passed. Candy and oranges
were served for treat.
Frank q. KimbuI and family, who
have been living in Mrs. Richardson
--r- for some months, Mr.. hlmoall
being EMPLOYED In the sled factory, have
moved back .J North Paris.
A sociable under the auspices of the
roprg ladies of the high school senior
elias, was held in New Hall Friday even
ing. programme Of music and recita-
lion, WAS given, followed by games, for
which music was furnished by Shaw's
Oryhe,-r tx pieces.
Mr. Dwight VI. Wise of Gardiner.
formerly OF Suu.h Paris, partner and
manager Of the Partridge Clorhing Co,
WA, united I'm marriage FEB. - 10 Miss
Lena A. daughter OF Geo. ii. Glass. OF
Boston. They will no at home after
March l,- 10 80 Central Avenue.
meeting OF the Oxford Bar ASso-
citti1uheIi 40 the law library, AretaS
>,earus uf RumlOrd Falls, Clayton n
Brooks Of south Paris and NJ. l.. KIM
bal. of Norway were chosen committee
% prepare resolutions upon the death OF
he late John c. Swasey of Rumtord
Falls
= William j Wheeler. Esq, was called
20 Hartford, Conn, last Monday by the
death Of hi, sister, Mrs X tie j. Sweet
land. on that city. Mrs. SWeetMnd WAS
formerly Miss Katie J. Wheeler of Dix
field iu this county, where she resided
uati she was about 20 years of age. She
Was - Years old at the time Of her death.
The pupils not absent One-hslf day in
The Shur-,Dtr intermediate school, which
closed Friday, Feb. -, were: Matte
Pratt. Grury Young, Marguerite Swan.
E,hr. Bennett, Louise sumner, Mabel
cash, Mildred Han, Arthur MarSton,
Frankie Perkins, Elmer Lane and WILDER
swan. Ida Field w4S absent one day
only. MtETIE G.. WALKER, Teacher.
The elias, parts for the graduation of
the class OF 1901, South Paris High
Schoo., have been assigned As follows:
Ea.e,gotory Annie NJ. JENNIE.
>luJtUry Nina Is. Bradford.
-JUgE -Nil~.Uw e. Thayer.
Prophecy lorenzo VI. Richardson.
orauuu-t. alter tha-e.
fUym-NUUie r. Wilson.
0it--Guta l >tgIrus.
Oie-laTr.g A. cray.
The annual meeting Of the South Paris
Village Corporation will be held at En-
CINE House Hall, Tuesday evening,
March 5. at 80 O'Clock. Besides the
matter, Of routine business, there are
artic.t>,o SEE II the corporation will vote
10 build "a hose truck for the hose house
hear the fair grounds; 20 see what
seton the corporation will take with re-
gard 20 The bin II the Norway Fire De-
partmeut for services; and TO see IL the
corporation will vote 10 locate any new
hydf4It-.
The Pleasant Street school closed Fri
DAY FEB - Exercises were given in
honor OF NashiugtOn's birthday, and ID
Arge number OF parents and friends
"ere present. AT the close of the eXer-
e''es appropriate remarks were made by
: Rev DIR. Brooks. Pupils not absent
curing the term we're: lZnra Cordwell.
hAnou Martin, Berthe Curtis, Harold
cutting, Carol, Cutting, James Hanna
iord, Eft. BesSey, Vernon Thomas and
frankie Thomas. Willie Abbott was
absent Oue-Lait day only.
IVA h. WALKER, Teacher.
Does merit receive IFS just reward:
Ar. Stowe takes the affirmative, and TO
sustain his position gives the following