Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-09
N.turti Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.


Commencing June 2, 1901,
,ynxs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.,.rovn-sOs A. NJ. daily, Sundays I
D,'.i- g!S! A. NJ, 42O p. NJ suhuay oni
6oP.h, ,-loNOA.M,S SIS P. NJ. lOl5 P:
daily, Suu'''
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CHURCHES
-. EDUCATIONAL Church. Rev. w. !
hrs m i nastCr Preaching services, 10 !
Br0OAs ~ % p. NJ; Sunday School IL NJ; ]
N, an ,tsP.M.; Church prayer meeting
I.o'S,v evening at ! 80 O'Clock. All MOI URIC
II|o,,11nected, are cordially inViteu. p..,o
wise yVli,st Church, Rev. A. W. P0ule, Pastol
Nt1uoti morning prayer meeting, 9Sl
On s-n Mn. service 10 Is An; Sabbath Schot
NJ pleIs r,r5rth League Meeting, 6l5 p. ~
!! W, ,,raver meeting P. NJ; prayer meetin
.yeninS evening; class NEE ting, Friday evening
Tuesday SbnrSh, Rev t. j. Ramsdell, Pastor
bSl.Ii preaching service lO45 A. M Sal
% sEtnj."S p NJ: PRAYER meeting I 90 p. N.
o1, meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regnla
+. rre.Iav evening on or before tull moon
mg'G0'1 E-M0unt Mica Lodge, regular meel
l. Vyrhr-slIav evening of each week.-Auror'
nss, i su,t tlrst and third Monday evening
oteac3 p'p-W Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
y. .. :" .erond and fourth Fridays OF eacl
NOM, s. e W. "A. Kimball Post, No. las, meet
% - tnirl saturday evenings or eaci
nSlu' Eimban Relief Corps meets frs
', ,b,ri saturday evenings of each month, IL
hrle, M p,,ris Grange, from May to Oct.
,v' ,''..rf and fourth Saturday; during thC
.-.gslnle- az the year, meets every Saturday +"
.-.,..s HALL.
sang s,'.tC' nc and fourth Mondays Of
each month ,...,. prook T. ,lye No. Isl
Il second and fourth Wednesday evenings
o'y" Ss U1mlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
.-li,y evening al Pythian Hall.
W,'rer :. Chase is baggage master at
lewiston Junction.
r A ~wascy of Rumford Falls was at
S,r,l Paris Tuesday.
Mr. :. Hall of Bucktield visited
Nj. Gertrude Hall last week.
MIS- Nlrv Louise Phelps of Portland
ss,arr,t az Mrs. Alice p. Thayer's.
n andrews and wife returned last
-art from visit of several weeks to
Brunswick
-. Ms. .nIrfa p. Morton, who teaches in
Abingdon. Mass, is ut home for the sum
mcr vacation.
Miss Mary II. Taylor of Boston is
rsndu- TWO or three weeks with rela-
tiye> Ia town.
II " Dean came from Boston last
rask and has been with his family here
fora few days.
Vernon b. SWEET of Boston visited the
family Of his father, Benjamin SWEET,
owes the Fourth.
FE Douglas and wife of Hopedale,
Mass. are with Mrs. Douglas relatives
here for q short time.
GEORGE d. NJ. Reed and wife of Win
,br,p Mass, are at James K. Tucker S
for STAY Of some weeks.
Could Spoiford is at home for two or
three weeks vacation from Hopedale,
Mass, where he is employed.
Al >tearns and wife of Norway have
been spending the past week with Mrs.
S,paru, PARENTS. VIM. J. Wheeler and
wife
Miss Mcrtie b. Maxim has as a guest
Miss Eaida Osborn of Edgartown, Mass,
a former pupil of Miss Maxim at that
place
Mss stiles has completed her seasons
engagement rs trimmer for Mrs. Howe,
anil will return to her home in Haverhill,
Mass, this week.
Rev. A. T. Dunn, ID. D., of Waterville,
and Rev Henry A. Brown of Bryant 5
Pond spent the day with Rev. /, !.
Rmsdcll Wednesday.
Win,low Thayer has the position of
freich, clerk at the station. l.. W. Hol-
lis. who has been freight clerk for some
time. is in the store of w. l.. Farrar.
Herbert Whitman, principal of the
hirh school at Bourne, Mass, and his
wife and child, are here visiting his
parents. Leonard Whitman and wife.
Mrs. ). Clarence Curtis and son, of
sr.dcn. Mass, are spending a part OF
he summer at Norway, visited Mrs.
Curtis grandfather, Henry Gary, a day
or two last week.
The Grand Trunk started its Sunday
excursions To Portland last Sunday, to
continue every sunday till the middle oil
September. The train going down leaves
South Paris at 7:55 \. NJ, and ON the re-
turn at 1:45 P. NJ.
ET. Garland and family of Portland
were guests ut Nelson Elders day or
two last week. Mr.. Garland las return
ed to Portland; the family are spending
the summer at III. l.. RyersOn's in the
SWEET ncighborhOod.
Elwin Hubbard of Lowell has been
here ior several days visiting his sisters,
Mrs. G.. +. Eastman and Miss Carrie
Hubbard lie will 90 home some time
this week, and Miss Hubbard will return
with him for the summer.
Marion BesSey of the Mountain neigh
bOrhood lost six of his best. sheep
about ten days ago, presumably killed
BY lightning. He found them a few
DAYS later, lying under an oak tree,
without marks of any kind on them.
Misses Hattie Burnell and Carrie Hall
are spending Sunday with j. ID. Haynes
anil wife at Falmouth FOreside. They
went on the early train Saturday morn
inc and will return on the late train
Monday night. Mrs. I. +. Hathaway
also spent Sunday there.
Mrs. Helen Soule of Pownal, who is
visiting her brother, Milton Morton, has
been spending week with her niece,
Mrs 4. ). Hail. in Bucktield. Mrs.
SOulc is native of South Pa is, being
the daughter of Ebenezer Morton, and is
well remembered by many of the older
citizens
The deaf mutes of Maine will hold
their annual state meeting at South
= hris, Aug. Slst and Sept. list. The
secretary Of their organization was here
a few days since making arrangements.
These meetings usually have an at
tendance of fifty to one hundred. There
are several deaf mutes residents OF
South Paris.
A party of eight young ladies, mostly
from South Paris and Norway, are
spending week at Falmouth Foreside,
where they have cottage. They are
Misses Eva Z. Walker, Mertie u.
Walker Olive NJ. Stuart and Susie NJ.
Wheeler Of this place, Hattie Cragin,
Fannie l. Cummings and Blanche
GrOyes of Norway and Sally Cragin OF
Portland.
Last Tuesday afternoon there was al
most constant succession of thunder
showers in this vicinity, and though