Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-12-24
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SOUTH PARIS.

Commencing November ), 1904,
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CHURCHES.
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p a,5Pn Church prayer meeting o.
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=, 90 nected, are cordially invited:
'gs.S1.iIst Church, Rev. A W. Pottle, Pastor
ss $500. morning prayer meeting, 50 A
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= Enxorth League Meeting, sIS p. -.
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f2ssa LAY, Chn-rS. Rey.T. J. Rznsdeh. Pastor
= sgr1sv. preaching service 10 As A. NJ SAP
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aver meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. - hexuia
-, Tnasdsv evening on or before rull moon
-. D. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
=. T6ursiay evening Of each week--Anrors
ss.ssss15neni, arst and third Monday evening"
'.s@ess R@aoun, Pleasant RebekAh Lodge, No
= meets second and fourth friuays VI e@Si
-,-ts In odd Fellows Hall.
NV. x. Kimban Post, No. l4s, meet'
-. md third saturday evenings Of eacf
-@,t1. IN g. A. 2 Hall a.
y <. Kimban Relief Corps meets nrs
- tsir,i saturday evenings Of each montn, III
e y. Sg.FParis Grange, from May 10 Oct.
- .econd and fourth saturday; during me
-Ssinier OF the year, meets every Saturday, III
So T.5' 6. C-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
-sst, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.Waamrn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
T-.sy evening 81 Pythian Hail.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. SIR -.
New York Herald
Tie days begin to lengthen, and OF
curse
The December number of the High
school, Chronicle is out.
Percy T. Hathaway is at home from
Sc!by College for the vacation.
- Albert d. Park went TO Bethel We'd
,e,lay 10 conduct an auction sale.
NIP. Sprague of Chicago is spend
f,- he holidays at Franklin Maxim's.
Wendell Rounds is in the store Of T.
>hurtleff & Co. through the holiday
season.
several from here attended the poul-
80 show at Lewiston last week, and
report good exhibition
The high school lyceum, set for FRI
5ay evening, got simmered down 10
sciable before the evening arrived.
The Methodist Sunday School is about
?, sdd fifty dollars worth of new books
between forty and fifty volumes-to
il. .brary.
There is diphtheria in the family OF
Iobn Ryerson on the Elder farm on
Sjncepoie. three Of the children being
SEX with it.
The village schools throughout the
town are taking a recess Christmas
week. The schools outside are IN ses-
son as usual.
Gould Spofford is at home from Hope
dale. Mass, taking vacation of two or
three weeks from his work on account
o; a game foot"
The Eastern telephone exchange now
La a night operator, so that eonneeuon
can be made between subscribers al any
hour of day or night.
Arthur Murray and Miss Percie Sta
pes of Portland and DR.. Z. b. Holden
o. oxford were guests at j. r. Richard
sons few days last week.
Harold, the little son of ]. j. Merrill,
Who has been i'll for some time, now mas
spinal trouble, which the physicians
say il will take months TO cure.
Mark Matt is taking an enforced vaca-
ton from his work at the sled factory.
A stick thrown back from the saw on
which he was working broke one OF MS
fngers.
XHarry NJ. Wheeler, who is fitting for
College at the Wakefield, Mass, High
School. is at home for the vacation, and
is in the store Of j. F. Plummer through
the holidays.
The pension office reports show that
John p. Swasey of South Paris has been
granted a pension of $500 per month. II
is probable, however, that the checks
will be sent to the Hon. John Z. at
Canton.
Judge John II. Martin of the Pooduck
Municipal Court would like 70 near
from the next one. He has killed an
eight months pig which weighed sos
pounds, and wants to know who mas
beaten him.
Principal Eaton of the high school
was confined to the house by illness
few DAYS the first of last week. During
his absence from the school Miss Alta
Walker was engaged to aid the assistant
principal, Miss Maxim.
Hiram Pulsifer and wife returned
Tuesday night from two months visit
in Massachusetts,, during which they
spent some time with their sons and
other relatives in Boston, Lynn, Alb
ington, birmingham, Natick, and other
towns.
The ice fields on the river are about
the homeliest thing in the landscape.
Before the freshet they were nearly
ready to cut. In the storm they broke
up and ran clear for a while; then they
gradually filled up with drift ice, anchor
ice and dirt, and froze up rougher than
aplOwed field.
G. A. Allen has been laid off from
work for about ten days, in consequence
Of an injury to his hand at the Paris
Manufacturing Co.'s factory. While he
was saving small dowel squares, one
was thrown from the saw and went
aearly through his left hand. 1t will be
stome time before the hand will be in
condition TO use.
Another batch Of prisoners, four in
number, were brought over from Rum
ford Falls TO Jail Wednesday. They are
Henry Tibbetts, who will serve sixty
days for a sale of liquor, and Ernest
Morrison, James Gilboy and Charles
Page, plain drunks for thirty days.
Twenty-seven in Jail now, which is down
nearly to its nominal capacity.
A good patronage was given the Dap
fist ladies at their sale at the vestry
Wednesday afternoon. The apron table
was in charge of Mrs. +. A. Taylor, the
infants table of Mrs. Jewell and MIS-
Hebbard, the fancy table of Miss Hattie
Robinson, and the candy table OF MIS-
Ida Bonney. Miss Grace Stuart and Mis-
Bessie Ripley served chocolate. In thu