Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-04-02
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SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIS POST OFFICE.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Oct :, 1900, at $ o'clock A. NJ
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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CHURCHES.
go. r,,yregational Church. Rev. w.
Brooks u. D, pastor: snn,isY Sebool ~ NJ: Y
a T., r. Al Is P. NJ; Church prayer meeting ot
:. a. 49,. .rening at : 80 O'Clock. All, not other
lg,''.rIpe,ted, are cordially invited:
Wis .LoW.t Church, Rev. A. w. Pottle, Pastor
MttA.f' Inorning prayer meeting, $50 A
On se.'' ;r, service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath School
~ Iv,tr6rth League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ.
yean PRAYER meeting y ding M Frissy eVe ee
IGce'.! Sbnr,sh Rev I. j. Ramsdell, Pastor
bSSp! ,. preaching service l0;t5 A. NJ; Sab
Sstb S.Eao. Il NJ; PRAYER meeting ~" Z Nj
ol' meeting Tuesday evening"
STATED MEETINGS.
go M-Paris Lodge, No. ". Regular
-. tuesday evening on or before full moon.
Wy'n-99 mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-; y, Ia, evening OF each week.-Aurora
9s' . LU,- drst and third Monday evenings
Of S'lg Mount Pleasant Rebskah Lodge, No.
,l meets second and tourth rriuaSs Vi each
mont, Nv. K. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
a. srH third Saturday evenings OF each
80 ir d, A. r. Hall.
mSnto' : y" EimhaIl Relief Corps meets first
~ div. saturday evenings of each month, In
"1e, paris Grange, from May to Oct. /,
','..,.uJ and fourth saturday; during the
-srsir .r of the year, meets every saturday, In
Grange Hall. , 49,, ,,,,,,h uord.vs Of
ea>" A. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
moot. second aud fourth Wednesday evenings
~ P-Iiamnn Lodge, No, 81, meets every
FRIDAY evening at Pythian Hall.
F.. Record is at home from Boston.
IF. P.ummer was in Boston few
days las, week.
The rest of the village schools open
mex, Monday, April 5.
n Witham and wife will move to
their house in Norway this week.
rbi. week is vacation at Bates Col
Ieye and our students are at home.
Z Walter Starbird is learning the bar
Fbers trade in the shop of Guy Buck.
JF. Rowland was at Mountain View
Farm for TWO or three days last week.
A. J. Bigelow has gone to Auburn,
where hg is employed in barber shop.
If. Plummer has been granted an
increase Of pension to Sl4OO per month.
DIR. George II. Bailey of Portland was
ST Mr.. HOwland's farm the hrst OF last
week.
Jnbr Howe of Rumford, one of the |
Democrats good friends, made US call |
last tuesday.
George W. Cook has sold his double |
tenement house on Church Street to
Etru Il Marshall.
Charles +. Bennett and family have
moved from the Maxim house on High |
land street 10 the farm of W. III. SWEET.
Mrs. ". z. Morton arrived home
Thursday from visit of several weeks
IN relatives in New York and New Jer-
sey.
Howard Swan and wife will go Tues
day 20 Bethel. where they have engaged
for the summer at the Locke Mountain
House.
J. Edward Greene has finished his
winters lob as fireman on the Norway
Branch engine, and Irwin L.. Bowker Is
back there again.
Howard Wheeler, who is engaged
with the New England Telephone Co. In
Vermont, is at home for vacation OF
two or three weeks.
A. n. Witham has sold his stand on
Pleasant Street, near the fair grounds,
10 Thomas W. Stillman, who has oc-
cupied il for some time.
There's patch of bare ground in the
street large enough for the boys to play
bal. on. But it doesn't take very large
or very dry patch for that.
Edwin Hubbard, of Lowell, in the class
OF 'Ul at Bridgton Academy, visited MS
>-sis,ers, Mrs. Geo. F. Eastman and Miss
carrie Hubbard, few days last week.
The members Of the Epworth League
were entertained by Miss Bertha Rideout
at her home Thursday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served for refresh
mynts
The second lecture course at the
Methodist church will open this Mon
dav evening with lecture by Rev. L
). J. McAllister OF Portland, on:
problem of the Twentieth Century.
The annual meeting of the South Paris
Board Of Trade will be held in the
assessors office Tuesday evening, Aprll
"a. Ut 80 o'clock. It's the annual
meeting this time, without any mistake.
Miss Grace Thayer, who has been in
New York attending an embalming col
lege, returns home the first OF the week.
Her business has been in charge OF her
clerk, Mr.. Z. 5. Jones, while she mas
been away.
Horace Edwards has sold his stand on
Gary Street to John Simpson. Mr..
Simpson has been foreman on the lower
railroad section for about year and
half, coming here from Berlin, n. FL. His
family have lived in the tenement over
{. q. Curtis store.
The play, Diamonds and Hearts,
WAS repeated at Grange Hall Friday |
evening, the weather putting an en-
phatic veto on doing it Tuesday evening
according to announcement. There was
little time 10 advertise it, and the au-
dieuce was not large.
The assembly of last Thursday even,
ing had fairly good attendance, and
the managers decided TO have another
Thursday evening of this week. Music
is furnished by w. S. Stearns, violin;
+. Knapp, cOrnet; Carl Mason, clari-
net and III. c. Howe, piano.
b The electric railway is once more on
earth. The car was taken out last Tues |
day and worked over part OF the road,
and the next morning it ran down TO
Market Square, since which it has made
regular trips. Needless to say, every |
body was glad to see it. The service
has been suspended for nearly six weeks.
Under the new arrangement OF the
Probate Court for Oxford County, as
appears iu the official notice published
elsewhere, terms will be held at Rum
ford Falls on the second Tuesday of
February, May and November, and the
third Tuesday of August. The other
terms will remain as before, except that
no August term will be held at South
Paris.
A. +. Shurtleff has sold his grain ana
feed mill on Skillings Avenue to Alton
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