Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-10-08
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARKS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE
onee Hours: 6 90 70 100 A. n; 500 A. y.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September y, 1901,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
c.,,,, down-6Ns A. NJ, daily, Sundays II
.,|SsJ7. 9 IS A. NJ, t:2o +. NJ SUNDAY onil
bV poIn~ np-l0OO A. NJ, SIS p. n, 500 i. \
lily sundays included). Sunday only, TO-
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CHURCHES.
r,-s. congregational Church. Rev. w.
ernols, ID. D., pastor. Preaching services. 10 I
and I 90 p. NJ; Sunday School Il NJ; I
Ps c. E, atsP CsuTsh prayer An %9 naa oshs y
Is. con pected are cordially invited.
"gstbodist Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
n. sunday, morning prayer meeting, sS A
~ preaching service ~ 40 Nsss;ns Ap sis SenS
,ssaing prayer meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
rue,day evening; class meeting. FRIDAY evening
Raptist Church, Rev. L. j. Ramsdeii, Pastor
IN SRnisy, preaching service lo'*S A. n; sab
ya,S SchSoi IL M; PRAYER meeting 90 p. u.
o-.yer meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge. No. ~. Regular
..ae,ing Tuesday evening on or before fuii moon
O. y. E.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-. Tbursday evening Of each week-Aurors
gsssmpment, first and third Monday evenings
Of one eA ~ mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
40 meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
R-w. X. Kimban Post. No. las, meets
All ana third Saturday evenings OF each
nS WH Kimbail Relief Corps meets fret
and third saturday evenings Of each month, In
H1e oItSg,FPParis Grange, from May to Oct. l.
-ee,s second and fourth Saturday; during the
rHalndcr of the year. meets every saturday. In
eT ia 81 6. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
* d. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings
"SsaofP-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
Friday evening at Pythian Hail.
Miss Annie Merrill of Mason is guest
At J. II. Beams
severe frost was the weather pro-
gramme for Friday night.
Miss Mary Dwinal of Mechanic Falls
is visiting at VIM. III. Blake's.
Mrs Arthur Hall and two children of
Rnckfeld were in town last Thursday.
Harry Il. Glidden is now in charge of
the ,rain store of C. b. Cummings Il
gas here
- Mrs. gilbert and two children of
Madison. who have been visiting at j.
P. Richardson's, have returned home.
Herbert C. Ripley arrived here the
srst Of last week for a vacation of about
three weeks which he will spend with
his family.
Rev T. ]. Ramsdell and Deacon Geo.
Crockett of the Baptist church at
,ended the ordination of Rev. Henry A.
Brown at Bryant's Pond Friday.
The court temperance meeting VIII De
held Wednesday evening of this week, at
$50 as usual, at the court house. Col;
Eff smith of Norway will preside, anu
good list of speakers is expected.
After 4 two weeks visit with Mrs.
stowe. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Gooding
returned TO their homes at Yarmouth,
Friday. Three octogenarians at the
home Of Mr.. Stowe during this visit.
Vim. <. Mills now has crew OF M
teen men at work on the ledge at Num-
Der Four Hill, and four teams hauhng
The feldspar to the depot. Three more
tourmaline pockets are in sight, ana
promise some good crystals.
4 solid and well braced foundation of
hard pine piling and timber has been put
in for the water tank at the depot. IL
will be needed, as 40, 000-g gallon tank is
going on top of it, and this, when full,
will contain about $50 tons of water, IN
addition to the weight of the tank itself.
Mrs. James r. Tucker is in the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston,
where she underwent an operation Tor
the removal of a tumor on THURSDAY.
At last reports she is doing well, and as
she is of vigorous constitution speedy
and complete restoration to health is
anticipated.
G. II. Porter will start his cider mill
some time this week, probably in the
course of day or two. he has con-
tract with New York parties for all the
cider he can make, and hopes to ship a
karload day. He will take care of all
W apples brought in here and antici- |
pates that he will have to buy some in
other places, to come in on the cars.
A new corporation recorded at the
registry of deeds is the G.. lsaacs Com
pany. organized at Shows Falls Oct. LIST.
The business of the company is general
merchandising. Capital stock $4,000,
Of which $40 is paid in. The directors
are Gustave Isaacs of South Boston, |
Fred J. Wood and A. ID. Cook of Shows
Falls. A. d. Cook is president and 5. Z.
Wood treasurer.
Charles +. Brett, E. W. Knight and
P. W. Curtis returned Friday night
from their hunting trip to Molunkus
Camp, Mattawamkeag. They brought
home three deer with them, one of them
large buck, and report killing five alto
gether. SO that their deer hunting for
the season is pretty nearly done up. 1t
is great deer hunting country there, |
they say. Can't go into the woods in
any direction but a little way without
starting one up.
Paris High School lined up against
Gould's Academy for the first game OF
the football season, at the fair grounds
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30. Score II to
0 in favor of Gould's, and if it had been
larger no surprise would have been felt.
The Paris team is light, while the team
from Gould's must average considerably
above $50; their average weight is GER
tainly above that of the heaviest three
on the Paris team. On end plays Gould's
quite frequently lost instead of gaining;
but when they threw their weight
against the line in the centre, they were
reasonably sure to advance the ball
little, though it was sometimes very
little. In spite of the handicap OF
weight, Paris held Gould's down to two
touchdowns and one goal in the first
half. and one touchdown and goal in the
second, and at one time had touch
down for themselves almost in sight but
,,Ast it. Fifteen minute halves. The
lineup:
GOULDs. PARis.
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