Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-04-09
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oeiee Hours 500 to 100 A. N; 500 A NJ.
sf0P.N
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Oct. !. 1900, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
90 A. NJ, 9:2S A. NJ, 30 P. NJ.
SVt,g mn. 50 A. NJ, 3 IS P. NJ, ;9S p M.
tons NJ !, NJ. train down and IS p. N. tral
~, Illy, sundays included.
iSunlay paper train arrives $40 A. NJ
CHURCHES.
81, Congregational Church. Rev. W. !
fus1 N IL pastCr Preaching services, 10 :
bEv"A 90 P. NJ; Sunday School Il NJ; J
g. T. az P. NJ; Churen prayer M uie est. ny,
IT,s.i,y evening at 30 O'Clock All not othe
IGe7'H ,s,ted. are cordially invited.
w. .t'V-t Cburch, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pasto
hy...,.ler morning prayer meeting, $3.50
Vu .,.,bf u- service, 10 10 A. NJ; SaDOath Schot
~ Euworth League Meeting, BIO T. NJ
= ~, r,rlver meeting p. NJ; prayer meetin
Ntu' i,- evening; class meeting, Friday evening
IGes'J! Cbur,h, Rev. T. J. Ramsdeu, Pastor
~ ~, -I,y preaching service 10 4S A. NJ; Sal
uu 'ss-.,'.,i n NJ, PRAYER meeting 90 p. H.
S O1', meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. 90. Regula
-, 1'ra-tlav evening on or before fuIl moon
NV a. Mount Mica Lodge, regular mee'
= Tbursiay evening OF eacn ~eek'-Auror
ESramrmeut, first ana thiru n0n"@s evening
o. tiss, Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, Nc
- -.,ond and fourth Fridays of eacl
,rfr I'm DJd Fellows HAN. -,
.R.-W. X. Kimbau Post, NO. ifs, meet
al tbird saturday evenings OF eacl
month Eimbal Relief Corps meets frs
~ mir. saturday evenings OF each month"; II
Hete. PARIS Grange. from May TO Oct.
.v-''.-f and fourth Saturday; during tbs
...S-S-,r- of the year, meets every saturday, IL
1I4lS' second and fourth Mondays Of
eaSh E'' stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
,,.-a,,r.l and fourth Wednesday evenings
Oh Gao, .,P-ilamun Lodge. No; 81. meets every
gr.lsv evening al Pythian Hail.
Mrs e.. II. Atkins of Idaville, Ind, is
guest at O. ". Fuller's'
Mis-. carrie Hall went to Portland
saturday TO remain over Easter.
Mrs. gilbert and two children Of Mad
;,on are visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Z.
Richardson
Mis-. Julia 2. Morton was at home for
fsv DAYS last week from Abingdon,
Mas. where she teaches.
E-ai /. Chesley has moved his family
= 20 Maiden. Mass, where he has been
smpIovgd for several weeks past.
Frank +. Witham again has the con-
,-scr -a transport the scholars from the
former Bolster District to the village.
Aryr.rus Record accompanied his
brorhrr. Chester Record, TO Bridgeport,
conn. las, week. Both of them will be
employed there.
Miss Maud Carter, who teaches in
HoJbrook. Mass, is spending the vsca-
lion with her parents here, and with her
sister. Mrs. Or. Packard, at West Paris.
Nrror W. Maxim has added a number
NJ giss,-frOut cases to the equipment OF
hi. .hop. and is filling them up with q
new stock of fishing tackle and sporting
goods
IN spite of the gloomy weather, about
,ver-y-tiye couples attended the assem-
Nv the hall Thursday evening. One
more sssrmbly-the last of the series
will be held next Thursday evening.
Charles ". Bowker is opening stock
Of drv goods and furnishings in the
store in his building which he formerly
oreupied. snd which W. G. McArdle has
lust vacated. Possibly he may add other
lines Of goods later.
Dis,ri,, Deputy Grand Master Joseph
". simpson Of RumfOrd Falls made an
official visitation TO Paris Lodge, F. and
A. NJ. Tuesday evening. After the
work lunch was spread, and an hour
was passed in a social way.
The fifth annual meeting of South
Paris University Extension Centre was
held on Wednesday evening. Elected:
Pre,,fert-Henry Fletcher.
III. Prs! lent and Press CorrespOndent-Mrs.
Ge1-gr r Morton. ,,,...,....
Setgrt4ry aut Treasurer-Mrs. Henry r'eecher
At the annual meeting of the Peoples
Water Company held at the Office OF the
treasurer last Saturday the following
officer, we're elected for the ensuing
year.
Pre-i.rnt-J Hastings Bean.
yic, President and COllectOr-Ethan Wills.
| Se,rptlrr and Treasurer-6eOrge NJ. AtWOou.
superb teujent-WinslOw b. Young.
D.ly,t.y--J Hastings Bean, VIM. Is. kusseh'
Albion TAYLOR, ". b. Young, John W. Chute
The first floor front of the True build
ing. occupied by Shurtleff u Co. ana
Wilson & Gray, has been painted a
brighr-or rather a brighter-yeilow
With white panels. The Stuart brothers,
VINO pur on the paint, say the color has
relieved them OF considerable work. On
most 1bs thew are asked by eight out OF
ten pis,erS-by what they call the color
they are using, but in this case not a
man has asked the question.
Al the annual meeting of the South
Paris Board Of Trade Tuesday evening,
the following officers were elected:
Pre..ieut-N. Dayton Bolster.
1T Vice President-,James 5. Wright.
iNige.presiient-J. VI. Bean.
SecrctIry-GeOrge w. Frothinghan.
Treasurcr-J. +. Plummer.
An amendment to the bylaws was pro-
posed. and is now pending, changing the
annual meeting from Tuesday TO wed
nesday evening. As it now stands, the
snnual meeting comes on Tuesday even
ing and the monthly meetings ON We'd
neSday evening.
A good audience heard the lecture on
the Problem Of the Twentieth Century,
BY Rev. Z. ;. J. McAllister of Portland,
at the Methodist church last Monday
evening knowing Mr.. MeAllister' 5
record ~ - Prohibition party worker in
Cumberland County, doubtless a large
portion of the audience expected That
the problem which they would hear dis
cussed was the liquor problem; but 1t
was an economic problem to which he
devoted his attentiou-the question OF
the equitable distribution of wealth. IL
was thoughtful and able address,
though when the speaker had finished
the impression was left in the minds oil
his hearers that he had simply called at,
tentiou TO the problem and enunciated
the general principles which should De
applied to the solution, rather thar
made any practical suggestions regard
ing its solution.
There was brief season Of excitement
in the vicinity Of Market Square Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Bailey, who drives the
single horse and dump cart for the Paris
Manufacturing Co., drove down with
load of fine wood for J. A. Record, whC
lives in one Of the Bowker flats in tn
former stable building. The basement
door, where the wood was to be deliV
cred, is on the east side, with q marrow
driveway in front OF it, and below tina