Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-16
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PAhlo'
so,rrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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commencing June ?, 1901,
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CHURCHES.
,o,gregational Church. Kew. w.
tus1 m Il SastCr Preaching services, III ~
BrooN, ri so z. NJ; Sunday School L n,
l.. atGP. NJ; Church prayer inT ra, ashe ~
Tuesday evening al .o ,SI SS0i invited. ~
gl,e tunI ne, Church. Rev. A. W. Pottle, fastor
Ns St.l.,i,r. moruing prayer meeting, 9;SS a
"h hing service 10 An. Sabbath Schoo
~ Epworth League Meeting, oIo 2. h.
,vcning plaS ,rs,. ,iass me- ting, Friday evening
Tgess! Cbursh. Rev. T. J. Ramsdell, Pastor
t.lsDs rrcaching service 10 Is A NJ; SAD
Us S-bUoi u NJ. PRAYER meeuhs '"o T. ~
uH 49, meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. KegulAi
II, Tuesday evening on or before tull ulooh .
netu"s Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
To-, -,,,.,..s.'f,v evening OF each week.-Aurors
s-',s,rl.reut. arst and third MONDAY evening"
ofeAss Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
,.,t, second add fourth frioAJs Vi 09Sh
,t I'M Old Fellows Hau. 80. -,
~eu' Nv. X Kimban Post. No lts, meet
All thir,l Saturday evenings OF eaeh
...rts. iu t.. A K Hal g.. -. A.,
~ A kimhal Relief Corps meets ~
min saturday evenings Of eAeh month"; IL
Ee.e. raTis grange, from May - Oct ],
N.,...ri ard fourth saturday during ne
.,p'.rrof the year. meets every saturday IN
eian 3 e. second and fourth Mondays Of
en- nom P.-stony Brook LOdgc. No Isl,
.rronI and fourth "Wednesday evenings
%. ,''. iI4min I.o,lgc, No, 81, meets ever
.-,sg evening al fythisn Hall
Ms, Lena Ripley is visiting friends at
North Brijgton.
n. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray are
.,sr..n..a week at Pemaquid.
vIo51> Drake Of Portland is spend
.,r.. ...o weeks AZ South Paris.
U,r, Wheeler is in J F. PlummcFS
.,,1. during the vacation season.
Ms, stella Record OF Portland is visit
r.. hrr grandparents, J. \. Record and
> Mis-, Gr.rgic Brett Of Beverly, Mass,
l,rrhfrr of n. =. Brett, is visiting at
charlie, Brctt's.
Misses Nellie Whitman and Emma L.
>rrr,IrN are spending few weeks va
CATION 10 old Orchard.
r Harry Pierce, who is employed IN
unprlllr. Mass, has been spending
week of his vacation AT home.
Charles +. Spofford is at home from
I.,>,IlIc. x. l., where he is employed,
fora vacation Of two or three weeks
Alfred Fuller is taking his vacation
from the store of Y. Dayton Bolster *
Co.. spending part of the time in Au-
burn.
d. +. Bowker went to Portland Mon
5,y morning 70 attend the New Eng
land cncampment of the Uniform Rank,
K. Of H.. al Long Island.
George A. Abbott and family have
moved from the Garland house on High
Street 10 the StOwell house, on
Church Street. Mr.. Abbott is at work
in Portland.
Mrs Jacob Nichols. who has been
with Lpr daughter in Dorchester. Mass,
for several months, arrived home last
week, accompanied by her grandson,
Master Gilbert SWEET.
The outside wood work of Billings
Block has been repainted, and the first
hoor front painted an olive green instead
Of black The first floor front of Ma
sonic Block has been painted the same
color.
Harry l.. Shaw and wife of Brooklyn,
Y. Y. are spending their vacation at the
Andrews House here, as usual. They
are accompanied by Mrs. Shaw's par
ents. Henry PEPPER and wife, also of
B ooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rowland arrived at
Mountain View Farm last week. They
have as guests Mrs. Stillings of Boston
and Mrs. Rowland of New Bedford,
Mass. Mr.. Rowland was obliged to go
hack To- Boston Monday, but will return
:, the farm the last of this week.
Harry +. Swan, who has for the past
wear been the bOOkkeeper for A. w.
Walker Il son, began an engagement
Monday morning as city reporter on the
Lewiston sun. Mr.. Swan is graduate
Of south Paris High School in the class
Of 1900. lie has taste for newspaper
work, and has done quite little of 1t.
Mrs. w. W. Walker left Saturday for
WoodfordS where her husband is in
business and where they will make their
home I'm the future Mrs. Walker will
'be much missed by her many friends
and especially among the musical circles
OF South Paris and Norway. She has
been the organiSt in the Uniyersalist
church at Norway seven years.
The William X. Kimball Relief Corps
Of South Paris spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Asaph Whitman at
her home in Norway. Quite 4 large
party were present. Refreshments were
served consisting of cake, coffee and
fruit All present seemed to enjoy 1t
very much, and wished long years OF
happiness 10 their host and hostess in
herucw and pleasant home.
j. Frank Rowland, ESP. has sent to
Mountain View Farm, 4 very highly
bred lilly Lady Violet-a sister to Nell
lyT., 2::2l -, Barron Lotus, 2:2S II,
and FloSSie Barron, 2:2S 1-2. The sire of
Lady Violet is Patchen Wilkes, one of
the best sons of George Wilkes, and her
dam Is Belle Medium by Pilot Medium.
Although only three years old and UNI
trained this filly has already shown
quarters in forty seconds.
The remains of Miss Ann NJ. Morton,
whose death in Winchester, Mass, was
announced last week, were brought here
Wednesday and inferred in the family
LOT in Riverside Cemetery. Accom-
: ganying the remains were Mr.. and Mrs.
RiCe of Winchester, nephew aud niece
with whom she made her home, III.
JudSOn Morton of Chicago, brother,
and his wife, Harry r. Morton of Au-
burn and Mrs. George Hargrave OF Port
land, There was service of prayer at
the grave, conducted by Rev. A. W.
Pottle.
The members of the class of so,
South Paris High School, had a reunion
with gn,,.elat. A nj
ME dinner was eaten, the class ode was
sung, the members enjoyed social hour
and had their picture taken. This class