Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-30
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SOUTH PARIS.
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= 90 10 90 A. N; 500 A. N.
cRASD TRUNK RAiL"Ai'
commencing June :, 1901
,>s LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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,..-.--s,at,onal Church. Rev. W.
| First IVISS ssster. Preaching services, III .
| Brooks ~ - p NJ; Sunday Sehool u M
a N. an zap. N; Church prayer meeting =
:. ~, evening at 80 O'Clock. Al ho' 0'i'e
| TlerIai ,.feI are cordially lnVlteu. n.
We conHee,,I Sturch. Rev. 4. W. Pottle, Paste
Ne'no morning prayer meeting, 80
O1 Sundat ssrylce no As A. NJ; sabbath Scho'
~ preSs,,In, 49, League Meeting, 6io p. ~
NJ -;oy PRAYER meeting r, M, riSSsv evenin,
so n4lt tsyaplng class meeting, rrlIah eSeu.ot
Tles!ay '"'bTrEh Rev. I. j. Ramsdel, fasto
Baptist ",-.arhing service l0;4 A. NJ Sal
90 >ln .Ai' Is NJ. PRAYER meeting NV r NJ
an l..T meeting Tuesday evening
.r,rEp MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. 81. Regula
,. -, evening on or before tuil moon
nSeu'e Mount Mica Lodge, regular me-
l'V ribsr-..Iav evening OF eacA WeeA'-autoI
lis,,I,"geut. tirst and third MONDAY evening
o.eacal Z; 9'0 Vupt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, Nc
D. n ..,,,rt and fourth Fridays OF eAcl
" ~ in oil! Fellows Han, ~, 10 oo,
aya', nv. X. kimball Post, no. lto, m naa,
D.. y Al a tHir,i saturday evenings OF eae'
ng1la ~ W. EirSli Relief Corps meets frs
VIZ, TGset',-,ily evenings Of e@ch month"; II
aal,sfCor. HAL. ., 10, ,
~ n -Tari, Grange, from NAY W W. - !
49,. -. md fourth saturday durihs tn'
nees, 80 NE wear, meets every saturday, II
GIanS;e = H'... second and fourth Mondays o.
s4ea month y stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
mel. ,etou anil fourth wednesday o'e"i"s'
0sacs3 5o. iigmlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
g-aisg eyeniu, at Pythian Han.
vss Florence Jewett of Denmark is
mos, M A. " Walkers.
Mr. " q. stuart is at Skowhegan
tim, leg daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald.
The indispensable Maine Register was
';rer.I =, subscribers here last week,
NJ. paul Higgins of Costigan is Wis
;.;,r her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
shaw.
,rf-e5 Cole. Esq. and T. 5. BRIGHAM,
g.I- ot Bugkheld, were in town wed
vpiay.
% po,,maStcrJ. L. Bowker and wife OF
Bryln,', Pond were at South Paris Sat
lTily.
W. samuel Plummer of Sweden has
.,s1- week with her son, j. +. Plum
rer. returning home Friday,
profs,,,r Lucicn NJ. Robinson of Phil
,,.rrI;1 Is NJ south Paris, the guest OF
h. amt Mrs. Wallace Ryerson.
Tho reunion of the Twenty-third
v,;1e Ea.-.ment will be held this year at
P.,ber The date is Thursday, Aug. %.
The foundation is completed for W.
n Clark, new house on the ridge west
1fGn.Iie Street, and work on the frame
la, begun.
r e. Wheeler, superintendent OF
..Laor, I'm Wakefield, Mass, is the guest
a, hi, brother, P. E. Wheeler. for two
weeks or 80.
" J. Richards returned from
Augusta Wednesday. His mother went
m augusta. and he came back with her
He in GOOD health.
Henry Merrill is taking his two weeks
,-,,,-i,T from the store of j. +. Plum
mer Most of the present week he
spends a, North Turner.
Ms. A. l.. Holmes has gone to Pine
Point 10 spend a vacation OF two or
three weeks with her sister, Mrs. Bodge,
vho has q cottage there.
4 lawn party was held on the Method
k,ehurch grounds Thursday evening
Various games were played and Ice
cream amt cake were sold.
lame, ID. Williams is visiting at the
island, in Portland harbor, where his
children. Mrs. Frank White and \. l..
Williams, both have cottages.
]. F. Rowland, Esq, proprietor OF
Mountain View Stock Farm, has the
thanks of Paris Public Library for dona-
ion of lot of valuable magazines.
Miss Maud Douglass has been taking
A short vacation from the Democrat
Nc the past week, spending 1t with the
Hnily Of George NJ. Atwood on Paris
Hill.
LR Cole has closed out his stock on
hand and suspended business at his
meat and fruit store. He has made an
assignment for the benefit OF his
creditors. to Clayton h. Brooks.
Clerk of Courts Whitman and Mrs.
Whitman we're at Canton few days
las, week, visiting their son. V. NJ.
Whitman. who is superintendent OF
schools and principal of the high school
in Canton.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ). Barnes
anil daughter Helen, Mrs. Paul Higgins
and Miss Annie Shaw are enjoying few
DAYS outing at camp Owsley, Anony-
nous Pond, Harrison.
George II. Shuttleworth of Liverpool,
England, was in town Tuesday on 6usl-
Ness with K. l.. Cummings. Mr.. Shut
teworth is a commission merchant, and
has handled large Quantities of apples
shipped by Mr. Cummings.
Mount Mica Lodge, |. o. o. F., will
make its annual excursion this year TO
Nerrymeeting Park, on Saturday, Aug.
10. Those going will buy regular Sat
uriay tickets TO Lewiston, and take the
electricS there for the park.
The management of the Norway and
Paris Street Railway have secured the
control Of Electra Park for the summer
and have had it put in suitable condi-
ton 1t makes an ideal place for private
picnic parties, and will be free to the
patrons of the street railway.
Mrs. Dora b. Greene returned early
last week from visit of few days at
Auburn. Miss Mary Rideout accom-
panied her home and remained here
few days at Z. Y. Haskelfs. Miss Emma
Haskell went TO Auburn with Miss Ride
ss0ut on her return home the last OF the
..ssesek.
Needed repairs are being made on
several of the school houses in town.
The most extensive jobs are being done
on the King and Whittemore houses. a
few Of the houses will be painted out
side, including the Shurtleff house IN
this village and the Paris Hill house.
The Abner D. Thorne pardon case,
which was continued by the executive
council, after the hearing in June, until
the council meeting of last Thursday,
vas on that day again put over to the
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