Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-03-12
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,sf.e Hours 80 to : 90 A. NJ; 500 A. NJ. Il
SNv 2. VI.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing oct. :, 1900, at O'Clock. A. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
to,n., down-6N3 4. NJ, 9:2S a. NJ, 4:eO P NJ.
S,,,r,, ul,-g.53 A. NJ, s IS p. NJ, ;5s p. NJ
me f0{ A. NJ train down and ! Is p. NJ. trail
nm daily, sun avs included.
Supdiy paper train arrives Si6 A. NJ.
CHURCHES.
ST., conventional Church. Rev. W. +
FHst m h 1astCr Preaching services, 10 ~
i.,N''-I 800 p. NJ; sunday School II NJ;
~ w. r at P. NJ; Church prayer meeting on
rres,Iav evening at 80 o'elOSA. ah, not other
..,,Inected are cordially Invited.
",,,E.,.ii-t Church, Rev. \. w Pottle, Pastor
ma Snn,itv, morning prayer meeting, $50 A
preaching service 10 10 \. VI, oa9 eas Iehoo
~ ~ Euworth League Meeting, BIO p. NJ
Mn Drawer meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
rr,-.iIy evening, class meeting, FrldaS evening
e1gfi.t church, Rev. L. }. kamsdeli, Pastor
o Sir,i3y. preaching service 10 10 A. NJ; SAB
y. $500 IL NJ; PRAYER meeting 4 800 p. NJ;
,y.,rrr meeting Tuesday evening"
STATED MEETINGS.
yA M.-ParIs Lodge, No 81 Regular
~ ~ Tu,,.Iay evening on or before fui! moon.
~, 1 Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
T,rfr..Iay evening of each week.-Aurora
,Hte',1Tr1cut, first and third Monday evenings
oil e'. Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
1 -rropd and fourth Fridays OF each
..,rf- .n Odd Fellows Han, 80, -
Nv. X. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
t--f trl third saturday evenings Vi eaSh
uy.,'' EimIau Relief Corps meets first
.r1,..-I saturday evenings Of each month, In
Rene. l ~ Paris Grange, from May to Oct. l,
.f--,..nd and fourth saturday; during the
,.-..., ..r Of the year, meets every saturday, In
'i. ~. - second and fourth Mondays of
ea,. s' S I'' stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
...,r- second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
OK @Gamln Lodge, No. 81, meets every
gr..ag evening at Pythian Hall.
Dsrnrv Sheriff Wellington Bird of
Rrvsn,' Pond was in town on business
las, week,
Mrs.. Crockett Clark would like sew
fr,r1 do. and will do IL in manner TO
satisfy patrons.
Paris Grange have added q new Behr
ri.r1 10 their hall, purchased from the
agency Of ". J. Wheeler & Co.
There will be a meeting of the Work
irymeg's Benefit and Protection Asso-
= ciI,.ou of the Paris Mfg Co. March IL.
: 4 goou attendance is desired.
The newly appointed superintendent
of tbe Phillips and Rangeley Railroad,
Mr.. L. Robertson, is brother OF
t,eo. ID. Robertson of this place.
III Bean, register of deeds, has been |
confined TO the house by illness for sew
oral DAYS. The registry has meanwhile
been i'm charge of his assistant, Miss
Carrie Hall.
Eli. Swan and family have moved
from Henry Gary's house into flat In
Maxim Block. II. W. Dennison and
family will occupy the rent vacated by
Mr.. swans family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Andrews have re-
-u-rad from New York. Mr.. Andrews,
thpuyh very thin in flesh and living on
strict and restricted diet, is yet really
considerably better than when he left,
and is ssured by the physicians of COM
pIete recovery
The Paris school board met at the
Soutb Paris Savings Bank last Wednes-
d4v and reorganized for the coming
yqsr DIR. HoratiO Woodbury. was
elected chairman, and the spring schools
were t,,igued TO begin as follows:
south pari, high school begins March %.
ut.av south Paris schools begin April :.
Auu,hgr schools In town begin Apru =.
Mrs. +. A. Howe and Master Henry
left Monday morning. They will go 10
Waltham, Mass, where Henry Will re-
main during his mothers absence. Mrs.
Howe will then go to Boston, where she
will be Joined BY her milliner, Miss
stiles. and they will go together TO New
York Jo remain few days looking over
the spring styles.
About thirty-five members of Nezin-
scot Lodge of Buckfeld visited Mount
Mica Lodge, |. o. o. F., at the regular
meeting Thursday evening. Supper was
served in Grand Army Hall. The visit
ors worked the second degree, and the
members Of Mount Mica Lodge are en-
thu>iastie in their praise OF the manner
gin which il was done.
The February weather bulletin from
the Maine Agricultural Experiment
Station al OronO shows that the total
movement of the wind for the month
was 1856 miles, or an average OF only
smsI. fraction less than IL miles per
hour for the entire month. That repre-
sent, ID good deal of wind-and nobody
doubts that we had it.
The three-horse team that conveys the
satisfactory people between South
Paris and Norway did lively runaway
act last Wednesday morning. Driver
Harry Holden was thrown out, ipjuring
a knee considerably, and Miss Laura
Buruell Jumped out receiving spralned !
ankle. The horses were captured by I
Everett Farrar out beyond the Park |
Street bridge and the pung was some
what demoralized. L
Certain students of the South Paris
high school, together with some from
outside the school, have been holding So
called school socials" until they were
conducted in such q manner AS TO open ,
them 10 considerable criticism IN the ,
community. when the superintendent OF
schools ordered them discontinued. The ,
Young people then placed themselves
outside the jurisdiction of the school
authorities BY continuing the "socials
under the name of ''club." As IL Is
understood that some of those who at
tend get permission from their parents
to do so by representing that Is
"school sociable', this will inform such
parents that, AS now conducted. these /
'SociylS" have no connection with the !
schools, and are continued against the
protest of the school authorities.
The assembly of the Pythian Sister :
hood was duly instituted last Monday,
under the name of Mizpah Assembly,
No. u. The organizing officers, Mrs. :
William ID. Hall and Mrs. Lizzie A.
Reed OF Lisbon Falls, arrived on the
afternoon train and the officers OF the
new assembly were installed in the
afternoon. In the evening two degrees
were worked. The number of members 7
is thrty-fye, and Mrs. Hall, the grand
chancellor. assured them that they were |
starting out under unusually favorable
conditions. Meetings will be held on
alternate Thursday evenings. The
officers are:
Chancellor Commander, Mrs. Aunie II. Wilson. 5
Nce-C hancellOr Mrs. DOrcas Cutting.
Past Chancellor. Mrs. Hannah Wright
PreIate Mrs. Hattie Barnes. :
X. of L. and :, Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
NJ OF F. Miss Eva Walker.