Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-13
6 Oxford democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
snrrH PANS Posr oFrICE.

SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIS POST OFFICE
,,.,. Hours 6 90 to 100 A. M; 500 A. II.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June :. 1901,
-y,r<s LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
...,ovvn-5Os A. W, daily. Sundays Il
D Ni7 ag9 A. NJ, 40 p. NJ. sunday onll
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, SS"S sundays included. Sunday only, TO-
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g., Congregational Church. Rev. w.
rug. IN n pastor. Preaching services, 10 =
brCsAS, 100 P. NJ; Sunday School IL NJ;
A. y Al NJ; Church prayer meeting o
r.,e..,sv evening az 80 o'clock. Al, not othei
IHe'..'|Iypactei, are cordially invited.
",se.,Soii.t Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
u Sunday, morning prayer meeting, I'D A
y. n-eschirg service 10 10 A. NJ, Saooatn Senoo
| Epworth League Meeting, Old p. y.
ting prayer meeting P. NJ prayer meeun
s,u.I sv evening; class meeting, Friday evening
I9ssuI,!, Church, Rev. T. j. Ramsdell. Pastor
Sgn.,,y. preaching service l9iS A. NJ san
,stb school y NJ; PRAYER mSeths 'VV r n
Scr meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Paris Lodge, No. -. Regula
,,ins Tuesday evening on or Oelore t , mo-.
- Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l, Vrrurs,lay evening OF each week.-AUrorS
yS.eSssmpmeut. first and third Monday evening"
Of C',E b Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
D, ,la,t, second and fourth rriuays VI eaci
nth n Odd Fellows Hall.
hyI' Nv. X. Eimball Post, No. las, meet:
~, i-T THRU saturday evenings OF eacf
nS ;T x kim6aiI Relief Corps meets first
".Lt-.f S,tur,lay evenings of each month, In
Eels, h Paris Grange, from May TO Oct l.
,.sts second and fourth saturday uurlng tne
..,y,ir,.er ot the year, meets every saturday, IN
1i ga =. second and fourth Mondays OF
e>D :. o.. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
net. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of .-,G T-iiamIiu Lodge. No, 81, meets every
81 az evening at Pythian Hal.
B. andrews and wife have returned
from Hanover.
Gar, Briggs has been spending few
DAYS with friends in Gray.
Ms, Edith Hayes of Auburn is guest
arp. T. Wheeler's for few days.
MIR. stanley and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Portland.
Mrs w. B. Stuart has returned from
her visit % her daughter at Skowhegan.
Emery W. Mason and wife were at
- .ey's Island with friends over Sun
day
81 Pummer and wife of Sweden
,i,f,et his brother, J. F. Plummer, Fri
.hy
George Durham of Portland, the
head ot the Durham X Morrill, Co, was
here las, week.
Wendell Rounds is in the drug store
,;FP. stone at Norway during Mr..
stones vacation.
NJ and Mrs. J. P. Richardson and
p,rtvof friends are at Camp Owsley,
tponvmous Pond, Harrison.
J. Nellen Cummings and wife left for
Rrmfor,l the first of last week, for a
wish 10 Wilson Thomas and wife.
Mr., Arthur Hall of Buckfeld and
Mrs. Fred Hardy of Somerville, Mass,
called On friends in town last Thursday.
DR. and Mrs. Woodbury. returned
early last week from Portland. The
Doctor SAYS he feels as well as he ever
did,
sadie Dunn of Bucktield and friend,
Mss Waldron. of Mechanic Falls, called
on relatives and friends in town last
week
The Gormand x Ford stock company
playel in New Hall every night last
week aud saturday matinee. They had
sinai. houses.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Jones of
jamaica Plain. Mass, are here visiting
Ms Jones sisters, Mrs. j. 5. Wright
and Mrs Clara Howard.
Charles Jordan of Newton, Mass, and
Mrs Charles Rawson of Auburn, his
niece have been visiting relatives here
anil a, Paris Hill for few days.
o.. Henry. who has been in New
York since his discharge from the regular
armv returned TO South Paris last week,
ami will remain here for the present.
The weather was far from the best
Saturday. and the Odd Fellows excur-
sion 20 Merrymeeting was not very
>Srgey patronized, though some went.
Two more from Rumford Falls came
the first of last week to take the Jail
cure for the liquor habit. Patrick
Murphy will stay 80 days, Charles Fox
IN days.
The New England telephone people
have been stringing some additional
wires during the past week, and con-
Meeting the new instruments which they
are putting in on trial.
As part of it's improved system of fire
protection the Paris Manufacturing Go.
will put in three more hydrants about
its buildings. The S-inch pipe which
nil supply them is now being laid.
B. T. Delano, who has been working
Elgemark. Jr., and Charles NJ, on the
track here, has gone to Bangor with
them. He will work them on the track
there and enter them in races at the
Eastern Maine State Fair.
We. Mills will begin hauling field
spar 10 the railroad from the ledge on
Number Four Hill this week. The rock
will be taken from Portland to the mills
in New Jersey by schooner. He has a
number more engaged for the work at
the ledge, where he is taking out good
quantity of tirst-clasS feldspar.
C.G. Wheeler, who had spent some
time here, returned to his home in
Wakefield. Mass, Tuesday. He was ac-
companied by his nephew, Harry NJ.
Wheeler, who may remain at Wakefield
AMI attend school during the coming
year and enter Harvard next year; or he
may instead enter Bates this fall.
Miss Catherine Briggs has had as
guests Miss Annie Fleming and Miss
Laura Richardson, pupil nurses from the
Central Maine General Hospital in Lew
iston, and Miss Auria Duplin of Auburn.
Tuesday evening an informal party in
/, their honor was given at Highland Cot
41ge, the affair proving very delightful
TO the small party of invited guests.
Ralph Penfold has gone to Gorham,
Y. H., where he will make something of
astay. He is cast for the part of the
Priest in the opera Miralda, which is to
be presented there next week. This
opera is based on John G.. Saxe's poem
Of the same name. The music is by
Miss Florence Z. Chapman, and the
Hbretto by Thomas l.. Marble, both of
GOrham. 1t is probable that the opera
will also be presented in several other
towns.
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