Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-02-12
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.

SUUIn TdhlO.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oe;cc Hours 8 90 to 100 A. N; 500 A. N.
sOP.A.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct :. 1900, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
to,rn-Gs3 4. NJ. . Is A. N, 4 20 P. NJ.
I'm, up-g 50 a. NJ, 8 SiS P. NJ, :5S p NJ.
~ AZ A. NJ train down and 5o p. ". trail
- .,,,Iy. run avs included.
lissrn,isy paper train arrives 9l6 A NJ.
CHURCHES.
r,rst Congregational Church. Rev. w. r
- ~ D. pastor. Preaching services, 10 -
and 200 Z. NJ; sunday School IL NJ; Y
= st6P.M; Church prayer meeting OF
:. evening at 30 O'Clock. An, not other
L..,s.,,1rertpi. are cordially invited.
NIsSss,6',r,t Church, Rev. \. W. Pottle, Pastor
Ns,u .,'sy morning prayer meeting, $50 A
w chin. service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
y "a EpwUrth League Meeting, 615 p. NJ
-..Tips PRAYER meeting P. NJ; prayer meeting
rrs.igv evening; class meeting, FRIDAY evening
'ISs,.,.f church. Rev. L. j. Ramsdell, Pastor
Slntty. preaching service lO45 A. NJ; Sab
pl,,5-,Ir,,5i i2 NJ, PRAYER meeting : 90 P. NJ;
liver meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
- N.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
.,fT- Tuesday evening on or before tull moon.
49, . Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
= T5ur,.liv evening OF each week.-Aurora
tlesN,ruuent first and third Monday evenings
OF Gao. Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
,,,f- second and fourth Fridays of each
~ In ,tii Fellows Hall.
"oN' Nv. X. Rimbal Post, No. l4S. meets
~, ana ,airt saturday evenings OF each
month. in o.. A. K. Hall
NJ kimball Relief Corps meets first
.,ttri-. saturday evenings OF each month, In
"''' N. Paris Grange, from May l to Oct. l,
.sg.....I and fourth saturday, during the
-.,rtr..rr of che year, meets every Saturday, In
0iAD (, ,,.l.-SecOnd and fourth Mondays of
go. d. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-.st. second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
0feach month. =, -
-llsmin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
E-'.sy evening al Pythian Hall
Mrs George IL. Davis is quite ill with
pneumonia.
Nrxr assembly of the course Thurs
s,y evening OF this week.
The high school had but one session
last Tuesday ON account of the storm.
Vou. = ;. Wright was in Augusta q
few DAYS last week on business trip.
Mrs. ". p. Morton is on visit TO
relatives in New York and New Jersey.
wsI,erJ Bartlett of woodfords has
Keen Spending few days with his wife
nA. ii. Williams.
II is generally conceded that not for
years have we had such a snow and
br,u, - that of last week.
Al. Williams of the New England
Telephone Co. spent Sunday with his
father al The Andrews House.
Miss Blanche G. Dean attended the
ladies night of kOrs Temple, Mystic
shrine. 40 Lewiston Friday evening.
Miss Alice Stearns, who has been visit
i1g her sister, Mrs. Wiley, in Boston,
for several weeks, has returned home.
The ladies Relief Corps meeting Sat
prdsv evening, Feb. 10th. An initia-
lion snd entertainment. All members
requested TO be present.
An unusually large congregation was
presenr 81 the Methodist church, filling
nearly every seat in the church. The
pssror's text was James :26, p.
Paris Grange will have an sll-day
meeting next Saturday. liz is expected
that Professor Bateman will he present.
The afternoon session will be open to the
public.
II. G.. Fletcher has sold his five-year-
old colt TO X. d. Libby OF Portland.
This colt was by Allandorf, and very
fast. though he has never been started
10 q race.
One week ago one person was bap-
tied in the Methodist church, and eight
cen received into full membership TO the
churgh-tour by certificate and fourteen
from probation.
Ii. Briggs and wife are at Bryant's
Pond. and their house on Park Street Is
occupied by Henry F. Muzzy and family
;. ;. Stowell is making his home with
Mrs Muzly, his daughter.
The usual court week temperance
meeting will be held at the court house
Wednesday evening. The special topic
for consideration will be resubmission.
Hon. John Z. Swasey will preside.
: Eben II. Marshall and family have
moved into the Durell house on High
Street. Mrs. Stevens and family, who
have been living there, have moved into
;. +. fuckers house on Gothic Street.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge has
accepted an invitation TO visit Mount
Hope Lodge AT Norway next Friday
evening. and meet the state president.
The Norway team will work the degree.
The Relief Corps had good number
out 10 their clam chewder supper We'd
nesdav evening, in spite of the storm.
and realized some over SIS 90. And the
testimony is unanimous that 1t was
trst-class supper.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Titcomb died Tues
dav 40 the advanced age of nearly ~
wears. having never recovered from the
effects OF a fall down the stairs which
she sustained several weeks since. She
leaves one son, Charles NJ. Titcomb, with
whom she had made her home, and
daughter living in Massachusetts,.
Rural free delivery still grows apace,
and there is no question of It's popular
ity under such conditions as obtain on
the routes running from the South Paris
post office. During the month OF Janu-
srv. on route No. l, j. +. King carrier,
iS}j pieces of mail were handled, and on
route No. ,. A. l.. Holmes carrier, 2o6o
pieces were handled. This is consid-
cradle advance over December, when
was considered month of large deliv-
cry.
A literary contest was inaugurated IN
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge at the
last meeting, Mrs. Sarah Clark and Mrs.
W l.. Bonney being captains OF the two
sides. The contest will continue through
two meetings, and at the close supper
is to be- furnished by the losing side TO
the winners. A full attendance OF mem
bers is desired, as all are on one side or
:, the other, and attendance counts in the
scale Of points.
The Christian EndeavOr Society had
soei4ble at the vestry Friday evening.
"A Trip TO the Catskills" was the enter
tainment. Cake and chocolate were
served, and All the young people enjoyed
themselves very much. pleasant