Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-10-29
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September %. 1901.
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
c.,,, down-GO s A. NJ, tlaily, sundays 4
uS yT gsS5 A. NJ, 40 r. n. sunday .onl,
S% snIns up-lONO A. NJ, SIS p. n, s9oP;
.I eg Sundays included). Sunday only, los
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CHURCHES
grss Congregational Church. hex. "" 70 !,
BrSA and 800 p. M; Sunday School II NJ; !
n at6P.M.; Church prayer meeting o
r.,sv evening at 80 O'Clock. All. not othel
- connected. are cordially lnvis5o.
Es.,SoJtst Church, Rev. A. w. Pottle, Pastor
ssnnJsv. morning prayer meeting. $50
10 ching service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath Schoc
Enworth League Meeting, 6a5 p. u.
.;.Sing prayer meeting ?; NJ; prayer mee,in
rq ss6,y, church. Rev T. j. kamsdei. Pastol
sAntay. preaching service 10 40 A. NJ; Sat
"a SSebooi i2 NJ; PRAYER meeting 90 p. n.
%, meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psris Lodge, No. 81. Regula
=, Tuesday evening on or before full moon
1n. d. E.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l. Vrbursday evening Of each week.-Auror'
g1sss'snpment, first and third Monday evening
otsACgs mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
meets second and fourth Fridays OF esci
SopIn in odd Fellows Hall, NO .,
tr., and third saturday evenings VI 'ae'
nS %m X Kim6all Relief Corps meets frs
,Ithlrd saturday evenings Of each month"; IL
Pslef Corps Hall. o. =,
ofH-Paris Grange, from May 70 oct. y
.ts,s second and fourth Saturday during tnt
neeN M the wear meets every Saturday, In
6IsnSse - nc second and fourth Mondays Of
sa< %. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
-.St. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
as'SS Ff Lodge. No, 81, meets every
ySisy evening at Pythian Hall.
HER HERO.
u, never won no battles.
Ne never twanged no Tyre,
I'M he got up fust. and never cussed
Bout making the kitchen DIRE.
VA. Blake and family of Auburn
are at W. Ii. Blake's.
Mrs Clara Howard spent last week
,isit,nr friends in Brunswick.
Mrs John Carsley of Pennington Wis
ned friends at South Paris last week.
- Mis-, susie NJ. Wheeler entertained the
class of her school at her home Fri
day evening.
dancing school opened in New
Nall Friday evening. Sixteen couples
we're in attendance.
We Kenney and friend from Lew
~. ,.;.i,ad his narents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
4. Eenuey, Sunday.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs is engaged as
rprse for a case of appendicitis in the
family of J. C. True at Norway.
IN Record says that the pumpkin
srop NAV be short this year as 1t is re-
ported. but he has raised ten cart loads.
AW. Walker & Son began work the
middle of last week on the grading OF
me Cummings land at the court house
Ot.
Mrs. A. w. Pratt of East Orange, n.
! is here on visit to her father,
Deacon Henry Fobes, and other reia-
tiyeS.
Mrs. Nancy Record is visiting at j. II.
Recorl's. She makes her home with
her son. Thomas Goodwin, at Pittsburg,
Penn.
B.F. Hicks and wife attended the Ok
ford Congregational Conference at
Gilead and visited relatives there last
week
Social Circle at the Baptist vestry
Wednesday evening at 1:3O O'Clock.
refreshments served. All are cordially
invited
Lots of friends of Mrs. Emily Hersey
Of Waterville, formerly resident OF
this place, were pleased to receive-a call
from her last week.
Rev. W. W. Hooper preached TO a
large congregation in New Hall Sunday
afternoon. He will probably be here
again in three weeks.
There will be rehearsal of Mt. Pleas
ant Rebekah Degree team wednesday
evening of this week. 1t is hoped that
a. the team will be present.
Mrs. ]. X. Tucker returned from the
hospital at Lewiston Saturday. She is
making as good recovery from the
operation as conld be expected.
Mr.. 5. S. Stowell returned Friday from
a weeks visit to the Green Mountain
State. Many old friends and acquaint-
anceS gave him cordial greeting.
Mrs. W. W. Walker of Portland has
been spending the past week with her
parents, A. c. Jones and wife. Mr..
Walker was here for day the first OF
the week.
Rev. W. Z. Brooks, ID. D., and Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. T. S. Barnes and George
Clifford attended the Oxford Conference
Of Congregational Churches at Gilead
aSt week.
sc. Burnell harvested in the near
neighborhood of $50 bushels of cram
berries from his bog this year. A Gran,
berry bog appears to be pretty good
thing to have.
Mr.. ID. F. Corser, for many years
storekeeper for the G. I. r., and Mr.. 4.
COnley, oil merchant, both of Portland,
we're in town Tuesday on business and
calling on friends.
The hearing on the petition to the
county commissioners for change OF 10
cation in the Buckfield road near Streak
ed Mountain was adjourned from last
Thursday until Thursday, Nov. Z.
Mrs. ]. ID. Haynes and Miss Grace
Thayer were at Waterville Thursday,
Mrs. Haynes going to visit friends, and
Mss Thayer to attend the meeting OF
the Maine Undertakers' Association.
Master Nelson Maxim, son of Walter
Maxim, who has been critically ill with
Group and acute bronchitis, from last
reports was doing nicely and strong
hopes are now entertained of his speedy
recovery.
= All those who are interested or even
hyorably inclined towards starting a
Cniversalist Ladies' Circle in this viii
age are invited to meet at the residence
Of j. d. Haynes, Tuesday afternoon OF
this week, at 2:3O o'clock, and talk the
natter over.
Quite a number of the Masons of the
place attended the Grand Lecturer
convention at Norway Friday, and in the
evening a car load went over to the
meeting of Oxford Lodge, and stayed
I'LL a late hour, spending very enjoy
able evening.
Paris Grange by invitation visited
Norway Grange at an all-day meeting
Saturday, and it looked from the side
walk as if half the members Of Paris
Grange were in the crowd that accepted
the invitation. They report first-class