Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-21
Oxford perlnerat.
SOUTH PARIS.
soUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.

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CHURCHES.
-. Conversational Church. Rev. w.
49,. n. b., pastor. Preaching services, ~ "
DIV and 90 p. NJ; Sunday Sehool II h.5
PS c. h at P. NJ; Church prayer mg Ta, .,
tuesday evening ga. al co ~ : SI Invited.
wise SSOp.I,st Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
Snn,Iay. morning prayer meeting, SSo
u n N-saching service 10 10 A. NJ, caooSth ocnoo
- ": Epworth League Meeting, oao r:
ytnI i evening; class NEE ting, Friday eyenin
IgSsss,,,y, church, Rev. 7. J. Ramsdell, Pastor
pSSPpn.isv. preaching service l04o A. NJ; SAB
6stb school II NJ; PRAYER meetins '"o T. n
o-ayer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
a M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening On o ~ reSnlar meet
L, y bnr.iay evening of each week-Aurors
lesss,Ionnent, first and third Monday evenings
OF eag Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
q, meets second and fourth frluays vi eaon
~, In Odd Fellows Hal. -, -.
uVn'H R-W. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
a., and third Saturday evenings OF eaeh
month u ~ E ~ Relief Corps meets first
u ,b,ri saturday evenings OF each month, In
ht,e, IN paris Grange, from May to Oct. /,
lie .rroni and fourth Saturday; during tne
remslnier Of the year, meets every SATURDAY III
'I T s G.C-Second and fourth Mondays OF
ea[o nom ~ P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
reet. second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
oS GfP-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Etlay evening at Pythian Hall.
Don't fail to see the Mikado.
Judge Wilson's house is being painted
and repaired.
Mrs. j. ). Wright spent a few days IN
Portland last week.
cr.rk of Courts Whitman has been in
Boston for the past few days.
Lot + Keen of Buckfield visited rela-
,iyes in this Village last week.
The South Paris Festival Chorus has
sp,pended rehearSals until fall.
1G,, Rctta Berry, who is teaching
,,Lo,l on Elm Hill, is i'll, and the school
b,, been closed for two weeks.
Harold Briggs has resigned rs man
,,er of the high school base ball nine,
and Harold Fletcher has been put In.
EIwfn Hubbard, Bridgton Academy
'Ol visited his sisters, Mrs. Eastman
and Miss Hubbard, few days last
week.
Lester f. Robinson has come from
East sumner, and will make his home
with his sister, Mrs. Park, for the sum-
mer al least.
H. V. Starrett, representing the Maine
REGISTER, was in town Thursday, cor
recting the directories for that indis-
pensable book.
81 Maxim is painting the side and
rear walls Of Maxim Block. He also
finished of another rent, over the +. ii.
Moves Go. store.
Emery Ryerson of this place has a
very handsome pair of twO-year-old
steers. They girth 5ft. o and . it. 10
and weigh 200 pounds.
judge Geo. A. Wilson, }. z. Richard
son and VIM NJ. Shaw went to Camp
Owsley. Anonymous Pond, Harrison,
saturday, for a weeks fishing trip.
Miss Bertha B. Salisbury of the senior
class in the high school has been obliged
10 leave school ON account of the condi-
ton of her health, and has joined the
family al Bar lIarbOr.
Our good friend, Lemuel Quincy of
Hebron. remembered the Democrat last
week with generous quantity of the
handsomeSt russell apples that we ever
saw. 1t is hardly necessary to say that
the gift was appreciated.
E.N. Anderson has bought of George
". Cook the lot above 5. G. Ordway's,
On the side of the ridge above Western
Avenue. Mr.. Anderson has sold his
house at Gorham and will build on this
lot. putting up good house of eight
SemS and bath. The digging for the
VA has begun.
As will be seen by more extended
notice in another place, the death OF
Cadet Scott of Bath leaves vacancy ut
West Point which Congressman Little
field is entitled to fill from the Second
District. Short notice is necessarily
given of the examination, which will be
held at Lewiston next week.
REGISTER of Probate Park went to
Rumiord Falls Monday of last week, to
attend the first term of Probate Court ut
the Young city ON the AndrOscoggin,
which was held on Tuesday. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Park and Senior
Juan Escarra, and incidentally the men
did some fishing along the road. They
returned Wednesday.
The county commissioners held their
regular MAY session last week. Three
road petitions were received, and hear
ingS ordered. One is for a change OF
location in Albany; another for de-
termination of limits on the stage roads
in Waterford; and the third for the To-
cation of the projected Swift River
bridge near Rumford Falls.
concert in charge of Carl Jean Toll
man and Miss Jessie Clare Tolman will
be given at Norway Opera House, We'd
nesday evening, May %. The array of
talent for the concert will comprise
Bret II Dingley of Auburn, violinist;
Miss Lillian Bearce of Auburn, soprano;
Mrs. Minnie l.. Cove of Auburn, reader;
and Carl Jean Tolman of Auburn, pianist
and aceompanist,
SM. King shipped Tuesday to Geo.
G. Low, of Vassalboro, a yearling bull,
NanaS Gem, sire Major Marigold Sd,
winner of Is blue ribbons. The grand
dam of Nana's Gem was LOuee Wheeler,
official test at Bangor at 2 years old
/ 9-lO lbs. of butter in day. Her
week. test at years old was II lbs,
Sand she made an official test at the
: Aane state fair at 4 years old of 26-l00
los. in a day. Who has better one?
The Cummings lot, north of the court
house, which was purchased year or
two since to enlarge the county grounds,
was devoted last year to the raising OF
crops. The county commissioners have
practically decided that, before putting
the lot in its final form, they will secure
the services of the landscape artist who
made the plan for the original grounds,
so that the new portion may be graded
and shaped in harmony with the plan Of
the old
Deputy Sheriff Porter of RumforC
Falls brought to Jail Thursday night
Harry 4. Buckle of Yarmouth, who i:
bound over on the charge of larceny
Buckle, who was employed at RumforC
Falls, stole a bank book belonging e