Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-06-25
The Oxford democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
.,p,s posr oFFICE.

SNOPN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
'AAI -" - ,oo,
Commencing Juno = i'Vi'
,,os NJ daily. sundays In
Going S a's NJ, 40 p. NJ. sunday only,
eoOP.N. non. AS p. NJ, lOl5 p. NJ,
cong uP ~. tnclnJsdN Sunday only, 10 -
tlsiy, SHh''s'
CHURCHES.
Firs, Congregations S nulhJin ssrv,ces 10 a.
Brooks, u y; nj pG p NJ SUNDAY school IL NJ; Y.
C. T. at P NJ; Church prayer meeting eel. nS,e or
Tuesday evening al , ~ - ~ Snv,ted.
NethOis. Church, 3T Sra1 A meeting, 81 a.
W. i4Greac6ing service 10 NJ; sabbath ,t school
Z NJ I'm T rrsyer meeting p NJ; prayer meeting
TUESDAY evening, class in T kR,msJsi Pastor
On Sunday, preaching service iyso =. o a., oSO.
bath school Y M T,,el PISSe evening. Nv
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. %. Regular
meetins Nm, Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms, Thurssy evening Of each wsek~ evsnO.
E ncauIai, meth, ,uy1ii,
D. Of H'g .eeoDd and fourth Fridays Of each
w Month ia odd Fellows Hall. 40 o..
CA R-W. h. I himosH r eSsninSs OF sacf
month, in q. 4. R. Hal pc,,0, Gonna meets frs,
VIM; a: .t AieSI evenings Of each month, in
a Rsie s.', CORPS Hall. -
meet, =. second and fourth Saturday during the
remainder OF the year. meets every 'S'u'N''' :"
eian6 q. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
eA<D LO' a.. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meets second and fourth wednesday evenings
oil saSF fP."iIamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Friiay evening al fy'n'ah HAL
Alton G.. Wheeler has been in Boston
t,ra few davs.
,,b, 80
Harry hVSS I'aS sono - =
WIN ~ c.....;.;.
Miss harrietV NeMol' vi SUNNI ~ -"
edre.ItiNeS mere " ie" u's' ''''' "'N
C,,. :. Dennis of Kalamazoo, Mich,
has been guest Vi r""A L. 'N'"l7'
Row +. strickland of the class of 1908
i>gr home from the University of Maine
for the summer vacation.
r-,,k Haskell and wife of Auburn
have been visiting NI. I 3"'sr .
MIS-. H'"huS' AoA 81 A'" 10Y
GEORGE Ham and family moved into
their cottage on Pennesseewassee Lake
for the summer last Wednesday.
rU Limit and wife are visiting few
Is ar tbeir former home in Montville,
80 + iLertv as was reported last week
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The factory Oh 5le "SiS St'tu'' So, tt
noon. 10 make repairs on the big driving
belt.
-. -, ,,,osts his npcle
a. r., ,. uoiso '' IS p1oot'Ivn v and
mem n'"., - S,,,rai Nnrse with wife
and son, from Minheapoils'
NJ. P.pa Tribou. the little daughter
.sI,,t q Tribou. is critically i'll.
e,.l MIR the care Of a trained nurse,
,,.i-r. f,.,pent attendance of a physician.
s..,.. .,
S,n,l paris and Will X. Holmes of
>.rtE paris are members of the class
ubicl. Graduates nj Bates College this
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/. r. BRYANT has position as super
utcudcnt of large spool mill at Fox
croft and will move his FANNY 'here,
vi. vet
Ut
Miss Minnie Sh0rey OF |Orhanh, " H.
after attending the oxford oniverSallSt
Association at Paris Hill last week, was
4 guest of Mrs. III. L. wilson IN TINS
place for few days.
9. 10, r,oorr, hos roma to New
York Tor two or three weeks on account
OF his health, whlch Is soileWh1' "iteOe
eel 10y the difference IN climate oe'"een
CUBA and New England
NJ. c,,.;o Po,rds teacher in
'',>> u.s. 1.;.,, -, ir',rnor came home
ii. H. Scbool M that institution
I las, cIosad This week She is attend.
IN announcement at her AIM" in'''ei'
: Bates college
n.,f,., % tho absence of Mr.. Dunn, a
,...,...I .-,,o-totta ,,,;ll for the nresent take
IN. ,l,ca of the Partisan Male Ouartette
~ ,f. CONGREGATIONAL church. Mr..
n. cd Nr UaII of the Partisan
-, Iii ,.ortirna and with them
N:I 49,, NJ pornec ami Miss Grace
Ihayrr'
r. Rorres and family were at the
r.Lo.;.lo o, alre IrmbaGoo day or two
LAST ,,eet While there Miss Helen
ranrbt n Irys, cbnb-not quite as big rs
sL.is Lpt II WEIGHED a pound and a
half II was cooked at the Lakeside,
and -La vounC ANGLER Toasted off her
c,,cr, ,ritb e,reat relish.
W. w. Walker of this place ana IL. T.
rnr'%os@d Tho bns;ness of the Deering
r. ~ ~ Woodsords They take
80 W. Ii. 80 on5 will con-
-. ~, b,'s;naSs ,ndar tbe same name
y. 80 tba Deer;n0 Grocery Co..
Walt 4 Crockett pro9rietors.
As the Democrat goes to press, Mon
day noon. the Masons are celebrating
ST. Johns Day with picnic at the falr
grounds, under the auspices OF oxford
Lodge of Norway. A picnic dinner is
,rrnrrJ aud roffse served generally as
9suaI Games and amusements of all
kinds
One of the handSOmest horses seen on
our streets is the highly-bred young