Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-02-05
The Oxford democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Office Hours 90 to Z 90 A. N; 500 A. N. to
SOOP.M
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct. Z. 1900. at O'Clock, A. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
co,n,, down-6N8 A. NJ. 9:2s A. NJ, 4:20P.N.
tns, up-gi A NJ, 3 IS Z. NJ, IS p. NJ.
Tbs s tS A. VI. train down and IS p. NJ. train
mn tally sun laws included
sunday paper train arrives Sl6 A. NJ
CHURCHES.
,ts, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. W. +.
p-ooss. ID. H.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 10
and 100 P. NJ; sunday School Il NJ; Y
y ~ 4 AZ Is P. NJ, Church prayer meeting on
L, 800 evening at 30 o'clock. All, not other
S.. INJECTED. are cordially invited.
methodist Church, Rev "A. W. rottle' I as'or
, S,Indsy. morning prayer meeting, SSl A
VH .6{1g, service 10 rs 4. NJ; sabbath School
H. Eny6rth League Meeting, 6l5 p. M;
,snng prayer meeting P, NJ. prayer meeting
AIIss.iisSt church. Rev. I. j. Ramsdell. Pastor.
an Saniay, preaching service l030 A. N. sab.
U ,s,5 SrhS5i Il "; PRAYER meeting 100 p. NJ;
liver meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
"A M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
= ~. y Ius.,iay evening on or before full moon.
- - t-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
= Tbursday evening OF each week.-Aurora
Tess,smpment, first and third Monday evenings
o. T"I o5 mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
o., ro,.ts second and fourth Fridays OF each
,,pfb In Odd Fellows HAL.
R-W. h. kimbaH Post, no. Ifs, meets
sr-t ami third saturday evenings ol eacn
myru' EimbaI Relief Corps meets first
anil tBirl saturday evenings OF each month, In
"e,' ,f ii, Paris Grange, from May to Oct l.
,,lst. second and fourth saturday during the
.TSin Ter of the year, meets every Saturday, In
05'p = t I't- and fourth Mondays of
%. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl, |
meet, second and fourth "Wednesday evenings |
teach month.
OnfF-Hamnn Lodge, No, 81, meets every |
FRIDAY evening at Pythian Hall.
r W. Abbott is at work at Rumford
Falls.
Rev. A. W. Pottle was in Boston
several days last week.
The high school students will hold
Ivcqum AL the school room next Friday
evening.
J. F. Plummer has put out a new
sidewalk sign in gold letters in front of
his store.
Charles O.. Andrews and wife are
visiting their son, Dir. h. e. Andrews, at
North AuSon.
The selectmen are making good pro-
gre,s on the town report for the year
ending Jan. 3lst.
Vernon b. SWEET of Boston has been
visiting the family Of his father, Ben
i,niu SWEET "A few DAYS.
Miss Lulie Tuen of West Paris is en-
Moved in the office of the Paris Manu-
iscturug Co. for few weeks.
Charles II. Merrill has sold his work
horses and will 20 10 work for the Paris
Manufacturing Co. in the factory again.
The South Paris Board of Trade will
hold lis annual meeting at the asses
sors' Office, Wednesday evening OF this
week at 80.
Miss Carrie Hubbard, who is spending
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Geo. r.
Eastman, is at her home IN Lowell for
couple of weeks.
r. ;. Barnes and family have been in
Portland few days, 70 attend the
Christian Endeavor celebration. Mrs.
Barnes and Helen will remsin away a
few DAYS this week.
Billy. Mrs. Scott's canary, died last
Monday morning at the age OF seven-
teen wears. Ii is very unusual FOR a
canary TO live TO be so old.
S.M. King of Kingleside Farm sold
one of the highest pedigree yearling
bulls TO Shaw Il kilgore of South Water
ford, and delivered the goods last Tues
day.
Principal Leon o. Glover of the Cor
ham High school, and Mrs. Glover and
little daughter Dorothy, visited Mrs.
Gloyer's parents, w. III. Stiles and wife,
few days last week.
Miss Mertie B. Maxim attended the
BANQUET of the Stanton Club, the Maine
Alumni Association of Bates College, at
Portland Friday evening, and remained
in the city until Sunday evening.
L.B. Andrews and wife left Monday
morning for New York, where Mr..
Andrews will enter sanitarium for
treatment. His many friends hope 10
see him fully restored 10 good health.
An entertainment at Grange Hn,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, consisting
OF music ana readings, followed by the
farce The DArkey Wood Desler.' After
the entertainment there will be sociable
with good music furnished. Admission
10 cents.
A. W. Walker Il Son have cut for the
Grand Trunk Railway, for use at several
Of its stations. 800 tons of ice. The ice
was cut at the Park Street bridge, at the
same places where the first cut was
made, and was sixteen inches thick
The whole shipment filled twenty-eight
cars.
The date of the organ recital at the
Methodist church has been changed 10
Thursday evening, the 9Th. Besides the
selections OF DIR. True on the organ
vocal numbers will be given by Mr..
Briggs, Miss Wheeler, Miss McArdle,
Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. Eaton. Full pro-
gram is given on hanGoills.
Two more offenders from Rumford
Falls were brought TO Jail the first oil
last week by Deputy Sheriff Elliott, 10
serve sentences for intoxication. Ihey
are Billy RYAN, who is an old offender
in this respect, and who gets sixty days
and fine, and Charles Mahoney, who
could not pay fine and Will serve
thirty days.
Mr.. Stowe passed the eighty-thlrd
meridian of his life, on Thursday, the
3lst ult., very pleasantly at his home.
Letters Of cOngratulatiOn from friends
abroad, personal congratulations with
cake. fruit and flowers from few OF
his neighbors, with a cold, drizzly snow
storm, made up the principal events OIL
the glad day.
The members of the VIM. h. klmoali
Post and Relief Corps cordially invite
the people of Paris and more especially
of South Paris, to visit our post hall on
Wednesday evening, February Oh, 1901,
TO partake of "A clam chowder supper,
and also, such other tempting eataoies
as the ladies of the Corps have the rep
atstion Of always providing, to be ioi-
lowed by some entertainment and
general good time socisble. Cost OF
damages for the entire evening, 20 cents
each. We hope to see large turn out
of the people on that evening rs cash Is
badly needed to help in paying our run
Mug expenses of our Post. Come one,
NJ H. 9NEn NJ