Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-06-18
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
-. uo,rs 8 90 to 700 A. N; 500 A. n.
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Commencing June ?, 1901,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,ovyn-5O s A. NJ, daily. Sundays !
.,U"et7. g:Ss A. NJ, 10 r NJ Sun"ss UNI
SO .1:s NJ ap-lOOO A. NJ. s:Ss P. NJ, lOI5 P; y
SONS uppdays included). Sunday only, O1
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CHURCHES.
r,-., Congregational Church. Rev. W.
TUE m D.. pastor. Preaching services, ~
biV and 90 p. NJ; Sunday ScnooI y M,
y E. at P. NJ; Church prayer meeting Haa ashs
tuesday evening sr a. co ri Invited.
wise ,JSo,i,st Church, Rev. \. W. Pottie, Paste
hSSnnIsv. morning prayer meeting, sSS
"; preaching seryice IO'S N a. Tin SIS p. "
y ~, drawer meeting P. NJ; prayer meetin
,yenln ay evening; class meeting Friday eyeniot
FGeslSs, chnrch. Rev. T. j. Ramsdell, Pastol
IN snnaay, preaching service ayS oS a., 's'
Sa,S school " NJ; PRAYER meetths '"V r ~
s us.v eeetiug Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Paris Lodge, No. 81 Kegnla
meeting Tuesday eyeS Mies Ia Lodge regular meet
L = 1;SS,rs,lsv evening of each week.-Auror7
nss, i,rT,ent first and third Monday evening
OF eae9 pon No,nt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
u. o,.., ~ secoud and fourth Fridays OF eaci
mons. Nv. X. Klmban Post, No. liS, meet
a., 20 and third Saturday evenings Oh eaci
month, IN t. a., ~ Relief Corps meets frs
" ,biri saturday evenings of each month"; II
Ke1el ~ ~ Paris Grange. from May to OCT.
r,sets second and fourth SATURDAY t us g.
."sin,er OF the year, meets every SATURDAY IL
GTange G'C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
etSH ~ P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
meets second anu ioUNeh
Of sae9 P P'ou Lodge, No, 81, meets every
y-Ilsy evening at Pythian Han.
Mrs. W. W. Roberts of Portland IS
quest at Y. G.. Elders.
Miss Katie Royal is at home from
Newton. Mass, for the summer vacation
en- Lunt and wife were called to
Liberty last week by the death OF her
brother
George Bennett accompanied DR.. Z.
Buck on his business trip to Andover
last week.
Miss Luella Hayden is at home from
E,,mipcton Normal School for the sum-
Her vacation.
Mrs George w. rockingham is visit
;,,, friends in Browniield and Standlsh
for two weeks.
Miss Belle Tufts, who has been in
Massachusetts, for the past year, is at
home for a vacation.
" VI. Shaw and wife and j. p. Rich
arlson and wife were at Camp Owsley,
Harrison, over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph A. Warren of Westbrook
with her three children is visiting her
father. Rev A. W. Pottle.
GEORGE F. Stearns and son, George ).
StearpS. of Atlanta, Ca, are spending
few DAYS with relatives here.
The members of the class of '0l, South
Paris High school, went to Lewiston
saturday to have their pictures taken.
WB. Baker was visited few days
last week by his mother, Mrs. Z. L.
Baker. and his sister, Miss Mabel Baker,
Of Albany.
Mrs. C.. A. Record and son Miles of
Norwell. Mass, are here 10 spend the
summer with Mrs. Records parents, Mr..
and Mrs Geo. b. Crockett.
Miss Lura SWEET of Milton Plantation,
former member of the class OF 1901,
South Paris High School, has been
spending graduation week with rela-
tiyeS here.
Deacon Hiram T. Cummings, former
resident here, who now makes his home
with his son. Rev. C.. ). Cummings, IN
Auburn. is in tawn on visit TO his SIS
ter. Mrs Elder.
c. W. Bowker and family spent sun
day at the Auburn Hatchery with Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Stanley. Mr.. Bowker
has returned Mrs. Bowker and Muriel
will stay for few days.
The entries are made for the Fourth
of July ball games. The four teams
which will contest for the 500 purse
will come from South Paris, West Paris,
sNn,ord and Mechanic Falls.
Ernest l.. Bartlett, formerly of this
town. called on friends here last week,
while on a short trip to Maine on busl-
ness. lie is a special examiner for the
pension department, with headquarters
at Providence, L. L.
Arthur Holman was in town a day or
two last week. He has been at Bar
Harbor for some more than year, but
now has employment with the electric
light company at Auburn, to which
place he went from here.
Rev. \. W. Pottle preached the second
in series of sermons Sunday morning
on the Bible, taking for his text Gen. Il.
Next sabbath he intends to give the
third in the course treating more eSpe-
eially of the History of the Book.
W. d. Clark will begin at once build
inc house for his own use on the Far
rar lot which he recently bought, on the
ridge above Western Avenue. He will
put up house of eight rooms and bath,
with stable connected. George NJ. Giles
will have charge of the work of building.
Charles II. Flagg met with bad acct
cident at the Paris Manufacturing Co. s
works Saturday morning. He got his
right hand against saw on which he
was working, tearing some of the fingers
badly. Ii was necessary to amputate
the whole of the foretinger, and all
but one Joint of the second finger. 1t
comes hard on Mr.. Flagg, as he has a
family of several small children de-
pendent upon his daily labor.
The state assessors were here last
Wednesday, as advertised, in session at
the court house. At their meeting in
Fryeburg the preceding day they were
met by the assessors of eight towns, and
at the meeting here one or more MEM
berS of the board were present from each
Of thirteen towns in the middle section
Of the county. The state board examin-
y 81 the valuation books Drought in by the
-sIown assessors, and asked various ques-
tons with view to ascertainlng the
methods of work, and the thoroughness
and correctness with which 1t was done.
The assessors of the town of Norway APP
peared before the state board in refer
ence to the matter of Norway's real es-
tate, the valuation of which, as fixed by
the state board last year, they represent
ed TO be too high. 1t appeared upon an
examination of the matter that the state
assessors had added five per cent to the
real estate valuation returned by the
Norway assessors last year. On the pre-
sentation of the matter made to them by