Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-04-30
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
sn,rrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,,,.o Hours 4 90 to I 90 A. NJ; 500 A. NJ.
SOOP.N
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing oct :. 1900, at O'Clock A. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
...,,,yp-g. OS A. NJ, 9 - A. NJ, 4 20 P. NJ.
GoiD- ,,,a 81 A. NJ SsSS p. NJ, ;os 2. NJ.
6olns NJ. train down and I IS p. N. trail
80. Jaily. sundays Included.
ulS,n'ity paper train arrives $40 A. NJ
CHURCHES.
r,-., Congregational Church. Rev w, +
pI,,t. H. D. pastor. Preaching SERVICES, ~ y
biuoA,t 80 p NJ; sunday School Il NJ, Y
A. w. ate P. NJ; Church prayer meeting OF
:. ,,r evening 40 80 o'clock. All, not other
L-tJ,..'ypccted, are cordially inviteu: No.
Tc,b5,llsi Church, Rev. n. W. r0ue' a ss
N,Sr,.sqy morning PRAYER meeting, -
On rim, seryice 10 i5 \. NJ, Sabbath SchoO
" W., ,,,rorth League Meeting, bio p. NJ.
Ming PRAYER meeting p, NJ, PRAYER meeSlns
r.,I4r evening; class me- tlnS rilual eHeu."k
'TSss.,Jt tburch, Rev. L. j. Rams'leli, fastOr
hSps. preaching service To- A. NJ; Sab
Vu S S'tTSi i2 NJ; PRAYER meeting 80 p. III.
-,.rr meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
"a N.-Parls Lodge, No, ~, htalIa
tin, Tuesday evening on or before iul moon moon
a. s-M0unt Mica Lodge, regular meet
/. HiTbrrs,lav evening of each week.-Aurora
EuCampntht' hA9N '' ~
OF e'yG mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
sl rar;- second amt fourth rriu@Ss VI 0'O"
NTH An odd Fellows Hall. a., 80
HVA'k r w. X. Kimball Post, No. l4S meets
a., and third saturday evenings Oi eacn
ninth In e.. \. T. Hail -, a.,
Nm H. kimball Relief corps meets III =, p
and thlrt saturday evenings VI N''
|G5', SI,EParis Grange. from May 70 Oct. !,
.st- -rroui and fourth saturday curing 'h n
r.o'in, len of the year, meets every saturday IN
1I4i IS t,,.C.-seeond and fourth Mondays of
ca" h q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings
oil e'S oiP p,OHnn Lodge, No. 81, meets every
III a. evening at Pythian Hall
cW. Bowker has re-painted his store
front lighter green.
.I,hn Yates and wife have moved into
.r rent in Mrs. 5. f. Briggs house,
p. Hawkins was in town Tuesday,
r,okiug after his excelsior business.
p.y Edwin W. Pierce preached in
V,'rowell and Richmond Sunday, April
18th
". Knight has gone to Skowhegan,
where he has employment in a shoe fac
~
Mrs Mabel :. Poole of Yarmouth is
the Guest of her aunt, Mrs. Stowe, for
few days.
Wendell Rounds has been in Parlin's
dru. store taking Mr.. Aliens place dur
iug his absence.
Vernon g. SWEET is here from Boston
for short visit with his parents, Mr..
a,d MIS- Benjamin SWEET.
Frank ". Shaw, wife and daughter,
Miss Annie Shaw, of Portland, were with
Nj, brother. w. NJ Shaw, over Fast Day
Members of the Rebekah lodge are
parpin. To present the Mikado for the
benefit of the lodge some time in the
near future.
Deacon Henry Fobes has returned
from East Orange, y. j., where he has
been with his daughter, Mrs. Pratt, for
several weeks.
&C. Colbyis having what was former
Is the store in his house ON Pleasant
Street rcmodeled into a tenement for his
own occupancy,
Willard Woodbury., of Cambridgeport,
Mss. 70 well-known former resident OF
South Paris, is reported dangerously Ill
with pneumonia.
J.P richardson, W. NJ Shaw, and his
brother. Frank Shaw, of Portland, spent
few DAYS at Anonymous Pond last
week ou a fishing trip.
The members of the graduating class
in the grammar school were given re-
cess Friday afternoon TO go to Norway
and have their picture taken.
DEPUTY sheriff Cross was at the Grand
Trunk station Tuesday afternoon, and,
when the up train came in, he removed
from the person of samuel y. Cox, who
came i'm on the train, two quart bottles
of a.gphol The liquor was libeled.
MRS.. X. Salisbury and son Clarence
las, week Joined Mr.. Salisbury at Bar
H3rbor. where he has been for several
\ weeks. and where the family spend the
SSammcr Miss Salisbury and George
Salisbury remain here until the close OF
the school year.
Samuel p. Barker, who has lived at
Jacob Benefits for the past few years,
died Wednesday, at the age of eiShty-SiX
wears The funeral was on Friday, and
the remains were taken to Oxford for
burial Mr.. Barker leaves one daughter,
Mrs Grintill Stuart of this place.
Three Frenchmen, named Ed, Joe
and Peter Goodrue, who are at present
residents of Norway, but who had been
90 the city for the proper observance OF
Fast Day. returned that night with such
marked evidences of their celebration
that Sheriff Tucker, who was at the sta
ton. promptly took them in hand and
put them inside the bars for the night.
The next morning, before Judge Davis,
all paid their fines for intoxication.
Last Monday evening, the members of
the south Paris Festival Chorus, with
their respective husbands and wives,
made am informal and unannounced visit
20 two of their most active members,
Mr. and Mrs. George \. Briggs. The
occasion was the twenty-tifth anniverSa-
nv Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs. and the visitors took along, rs
tokens Of their esteem, silver berry
spoon and meat fork; also numerous
other minor articles of varied character.
Their coming was a total surprise TO the
host and hostess \ very pleasant and
Jolly evening was passed.
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs and
their families duly observed the ami
yerSary of Odd Fellowship at their hall
Friday evening. An orchestra of local
players furnished very good music
throughout the evening. An address
was delivered by Rev b. +. Turner, OF
Buckfeld, and remarks appropriate to
the occasion were also made by Hon.
James ). Wright and Rev. Z. W. Pierce
st this place. Quite lengthy pro
Vgamme of music and readings by local
talent was also given, The party then
adjourned TO the hall below, where, to
the music of the orchestra, Tucker and
other innocent games made things mer-
~ for a while
Benjamin j. Fitz, son of Rev. A. c..
Fitz of North Bridgton, and formerly Of
South Paris, has been ordained to the
priesthood of the Episcopal church at
Denver, Colo. Mr.. Fitz is graduate of
South Paris High School, which he at
tended while his father was pastor of
the Congregational church here. He