Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-06-11
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
os,es Hours s 90 to I 90 A. N; $40 A. n. 10

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oaee Hours 90 to 90 A. N; 500 A. NJ u
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June 2. 1901,
,R,Iss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,io,vn-5Os A. NJ, daily. Sundays IN
.,UieJ7. 9S2 a. NJ, 40 p. NJ sunuaS onis
6OOP. n. ooo a, 2.2s p NJ lO:l5 y. NJ.
i SE,"e sundays inelude6. Sunday only I'VE
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CHURCHES.
y,rst Congregational Church. Key. w n r! r.
,slSs m D.. pastor. Preaching services, lo3a
bIvoAs a,rJ 80 p NJ; Sunday School II NJ, 4
~ w. - t6P NJ; Church prayer meeting on
100 evening at ! 80 o'clock An NOT other'
- connected, are corulaliy InNit S,, pas,or
"i,e,SSoa1jist Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
hSSnJsv morning prayer meeting, 5Sp A,
un ,rcacbing service. 10 10 A. NJ; saooath Scnoei
" En,yorth League Meeting, 6Io =. n.
.vening prayer meeting 7, M, RI5iS sr EVENING
TUESDAY etChnrcb Rev r J. Ramsdeh, Pastor.
bS Spn,,sv1 preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab
Satb school IL NJ; PRAYER meeuns NV r ~
-tyer meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
a M.-Paris Lodge, No. 20. Regular
sstIng Tuesday evening on OF OelOre tu, HUI ,,n
n'T'S' ~ E-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l. - rhnrslay evening of each week.-Aurora
nsss,,1nment' irst and third Monday evenings
Of each month, -, pleasant Rehekah Lodge, No
N meets second and fourth rriuays ol eacn
y,,pth In Odd Fellows Han. "a, .o.-
m9H'a nv. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
20, and third Saturday evenings OF each
month, I'D u. n, ~ Reltsf Corps meets first
al third saturday evenings of each month"; IN
kglet - ~ ~ Paris Grange, from May TO Oct. 1,
meets second and fourth SATURDAY uua1s sHe
vso,sln,er OF the year, meets every saturday. III
'T@n 3 q C.-second and fourth Mondays of
eaSn E'U a. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets second anu iOut'"
Of sAog P@Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Fiiay evening at Pythian HAL
Blanchard Stuart is at home from
Skowhegan.
Miss Annie futile of RumfOrd visited
,tT. :. Billings few days last week.
Leslie l.. Mason of Portland was in
town two or three days on business last
week
Mrs. John Yates and children are Wis
itnc her mother, Mrs. Goodwin, at
Bethel.
II p. Carver of Auburn was guest
Nj Principal Hal X. Eaton few days
last week.
W. Knight is at home from Skow-
ho,,,, whore he has employment in
shoe factory.
Mrs Arthur Hall and Miss Mary Hall
of Buckiield have been visiting Miss
Gertrude Hall for few days.
DIR. c. l.. Bucks dental rooms will
no closed for the rest of the week after
Monday. lie will be at Andover during
that time.
Nathan A. Chase of the class of '02 at
the University of Maine is at home for
the summer, and is at his old place IN
POrter'S store.
Mrs. Ella NJ. (Townsend) Wall of
Batb is visiting her uncle, Edgar Town
send also friends in Norway. She VIII
return to her home Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. C. p. Hubbard OF Lowell
visited their daughters, Mrs. George +.
Eastman and Miss Carrie Hubbard, in
this place few days last week.
Mrs Phebe Hall celebrated her ODD
birthday Wednesday, and received a
number of gifts. She still retains her
faculties fully, and enjoys life well.
Mrs Rose Beyens from California and
Miss Rose Thomas of Oxford nave re-
Gently visited at +. A. Snurtleffs. Mrs.
BevenS went from here to Washington.
o. Everdell Curtis and family of Ken
nebunk are spending week with his
parents. O. G.. Curtis and wife. Mr..
Curtis is now in business for himself at |
Kennebunk, in a grocery store.
Edgar Townsend and his son Eddie |
left South Paris Friday, June 7th. They
stopped in Boston over Sunday, and
leave Boston Monday, June 10th, for the |
West, to be gone during the summer.
Chandler Swift has gone to Rumford
Falls to work for Ethan Willis on his
building Job there. +. III. Brown and
Z. NJ. Emery of West Paris have also
gone. c. P. Berry of this place will go |
Salttle later.
Dean J. Tolman, son of c. Z. Tolman
and formerly of this place, was married
in Saco Wednesday to Miss Edyth Mae
Grant of that city, at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Mr. Tolman is man
ager of the Saco exchange of the New
England Telephone Co.
Special meeting of the South Paris
Board of Trade Wednesday evening,
June 18th, at 7:30 p. NJ, to hear report
of committee appointed to confer with
Mr.. Rowland in regard to the library
building.
G.. W. ROCKINGHAM, SEC.
South Paris, June 10.
The apple growers are anticipating
small crop this year, and that without
regard to whether the blossoms were
plenty or scarce. During the time the
blossoms were on the trees it was rainy |
and wet almost continually, and they
say that the pollen, being wet, could not
be carried by the wind and the bees were
not out to carry it, so large proportion
Of the blossoms are likely to fail OF
fertilization.
Miss Susie l.. Rounds and her geology
class. from Leavitt Institute, Turner, be-
tween twenty and thirty in number,
made visit to Mount Mica "Wednesday,
and returned through this village. They
came in single teams, and made pro
cesSiOn of almost startling length, but
were SO quiet and unassuming in their
dress and manner that some people had
difficulty in believing that they were
really school party.
Mrs. Ann C. Dudley died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. +. Q. Elliott, in
Norway, Wednesday night, the 9Th. The
funeral was held Saturday. Mrs. Dud-
ley YVES the daughter of Otis Bent, and
was born in Paris July II, 1918. She
married Wellington Dudley, who has
been dead about eighteen years. She
J, always resided in Paris until recently
falling health obliged her to make her
home with her daughter at Norway.
She leaves four children: Mrs. Mary A.
Fryburger, Akely, Mimi; Josiah W.
Dudley, Atwater, Mimi; Mrs. Clara NJ.
Elliott, Norway; John II. Dudley, Sank
Centre, MINI. Two brothers are living
d. c. Bent, Oshkosh, Wis; o. w. Bent,
Buffalo, y. Y.
recent arrival at the jail is Allen Il.
Garrett, who has been out since the
February term of court. At that term
he was indicted for the larceny of bi-
cycle and Dlpaded Ouilty In consider