Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-06-04
he Oxford psmocrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
os,.s paurs 6 90 to Z 90 A. n; 500 A. u. q
SNOP.h.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June 2, 1901,
-,,r<s LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Coin, down-5:Os A. NJ, (daiy, Suhuays ~
,1'S S.I7 S.ss A. NJ, 20 P. NJ sunday only
SO Z, n np-loOO A. NJ. sSs P. NJ, lOI5 p N:
eS 9lns ,,p,Iavs included). Sunday only, o1s'
An.
CHURCHES.
,,-., Congregational Church Rev. W; T.
fusss II D.. pastor. Preaching services, III *
and 90 p. NJ; sunday SenooI y m,
A. ~ at6P NJ; Church prayer meeting on
; y, % srsping an ! 80 O'Clock. All, not other
Iles-Sy ,sctel are cordially Invited.
wise ySoai,.t Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
~. hS sunday, morning prayer meeting, 80 A
un sS.iscSing service 10 rs A. NJ; sabbath school
n, pi'1E,,v6rth League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ;
= .. NJ, drawer meeting p NJ; prayer meeting
SseIs evening; class meeting, Friday evening
Baptist Church, Rev. L: =: h sans ssb'
Ou eSSuut"3i b NJ; PRAYER meeting 100 p. NJ;
as,er meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-ParIs Lodge, No. -. Regular
- Tres,iay evening on or before full moon.
a. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular mest-
L. Vrsrrslay evening of each week.-Aurora
I1ssss,IDrnent, first and third Monday evenings
o. e@C99 Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
O. " - second and fourth Fridays of each
eontb In Odd Fellows Han. a. ...
WvN p w X. kimball Post, No. us, meets
ar-t and third saturday evenings Vi o'0H
r,b IN O. A. X. Hall
my W" 4. Kimban Relief Corps meets drst
~ ibir,I saturday evenings of each month, IN
Eelei ~ Paris Grange, from May to Oct. l,
=. .ecrnd and fourth saturday; during the
rsTslndcr Of the year, meets every SATURDAY IN
Grauge Hall. ..A xo,aars =,
eaSn nom a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
meet. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
fP.-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
gI,ay evening at Pythian Hall.
Fred /. Edwards of Bethel was in
town Thursday.
vr. z. c. Park and daughter of
Re,bel are guests at 5. P. Stearns'.
Harry A. Morton and wife left We'd
,esdav for a fishing trip to the lakes.
Mrs AE. Witham and son of Port
land are visiting her father, B. +. Hicks.
Irdre Savage has been assigned to the
Oc,oher term of court in Oxford County.
I " l. Richards was taken to the in
sane hospital at Augusta Tuesday after
noon.
time card of the new train schedule
NAV be had at the Democrat office by
calling for II.
LP. Gerrish. former principal of the
South Paris High school, made a short
visit here Memorial Day.
REGISTER of Deeds Bean and Mrs. Bean
made visit Of few days to their old
home in Mason last week.
Augustus Record is running sign
n,inting shop in the rooms over Myron
" Maxims bicycle shop.
B. Holden has new livery stable
sisn al the head of Maple Street 1t is
the work of Augustus Record.
Miss Grace Murphy of Cambridge,
Mass. has been visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. J. Murphy, for \ few days.
Charles A. Gray has position in the
printing department of the Dennison
Manufacturing Co. at birmingham,
Mass.
Charles f. Brett and wife, and II. P.
Brett and wife of Beverly, Mass, who |
are here on a visit, left Monday morning
for fishing trip to the lakes.
F Wendell Rounds of the class of 'O4, |
Bates College, left Friday for Aroostook
County. where he will spend two months
in the book canvassing business.
Hamlin Lodge, X. of p, will have
ladies' night Wednesday evening, June
h. The committee in charge is DR.. J.
G. Lit,ledeld, Z. p. Parlin and J. L.
Eenuey.
Charles NJ Titcomb and family will
NOV, to Rumford Falls for the simmer,
and viii run a boarding house there for
men employed on Ethan Willis building
contract,
Carl NJ GRAY. who has been employed
on the street ears in Boston, has appiaed
ior and secured position a. motorman
u thg elevated road, where he gets
material increase Of pay.
Capt VIM. r. swan Of Chelsea, Mass,
Who IS spending the summer as
usual I'D Poland Camp Ground, was at
south Plri, last week 10 visit relatives
anil attend the Memorial Day observ-
a1Ces.
WP. Morton and George X. Morton
AMI wives returned Tuesday from their
f,hIrg trip Of six days TO South Arm.
Thcy had good luck, getting, along with
a fair number OF smaller fish, two hve-
Founders.
Al. Penley, who recently sold his
farm in the Biscoe District, has bought
Charles II. Merrilrs stand in the village
hear the factory, and will take possession
about the first of July. There are about
fourteen acres of land in the place.
Some of the horsemen and sportsmen
Of the vicinity are arranging TO have
some horse races and ball games at the
fair grounds on the Fourth of July. As
now decided there will be two races. a
2-21 class for purse of S1oO, and Z:oV
class for a purse of 800. One hundred
dollars will also be offered in prizes for
a base ball tournament in which four
clubs shall compete. William j. Wheel
er is secretary of the committee.
The Grand Trunk people are making
Preparations to fill the hollow between
the staff and the street. a temporary
siding is being laid from a switch near
the Pleasant Street crossing to the side
of the hollow, so that gravel cars can be
run in there and dumped. The road
will deserve the thanks of the people, as
hardly any other one thing that could
be done in that part of the village would
make so much improvement in the
looks of things.
The summer timetable on the Grand
Trunk went into effect Sunday morning,
about three weeks earlier than the usual
time OF change. The schedule is only
slightly different from that of preceding
summers, and is just as announcement Tor
local travel. Down trains leave at 5:O2
and 9:32 A. NJ. and LEO P. NJ. Up trains
leave at 1000 A. NJ, 1888 and 1915 P. NJ.
The Sunday excursion train to Berlin is
on, leaving this station in the forenoon
going up at 1922, and going down at
500 2. NJ.
The funeral of Vaughn Clark last Mon
day afternoon was attended by Rev. Mr..
Pottle Rev. DR.. Brooks assisting in the