Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-20
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SOUTH PARIS.

Commencing June :, lsoi,
.,,<s LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-, Os A. NJ, daily, sundays II
Con- a.S5 A. NJ, 4ss0 r. N. sunday ohr
seer, n, 1aA.M., s:ss p. NJ. lol5 P:
6eh- 'pp,l,ys lncluded). Sunday only, io1
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.,-.. congregational Church. kex, vi N !,
BrO0A7' - a. p NJ; sunday School IL NJ; \
N, an ,tsP.M; Church prayer meeting o
p. y = .repinc al 80 o'clock All, not otnel
Ile'"l55rsrted, are cordially lnvited. NJ
E..e yvu.I'-t Chufch, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
Ne1h 't.,' morning prayer meeting, $50 A
on S1u'S,,,, service 10 As A. NJ; Saboath Schot
NJ pI't T,l,r6rth League Meeting, 6lS p. n.
Z n, irrtv.r meeting p. N; prayer meetin
,'tn'II-, evening; class me- ting, rrilaI eNenIb
Iaes'ta burrh Rev. L. j. Ramsdeli, fastoi
B9pt.ss ,,reaching service 10 45 A. NJ; Sal
Ga gu az h "; PRAYER meeting 90 p. n.
o 4ls meeting Tuesday evening
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Parls Lodge, No. 81. Regula
-. tuesday evening on or before tuIl moon
ny'','7 Mount Mica Lodge, regular mee'
l. VTburs,lay evening OF eacn weeN'-au,or
~, a,Tr,ent. drst and third Monday evening
to' e4'9 p g'o Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
~, .sroad and fourth Fridays OF eacl
18Th In Odj Fellows HAL 40 .,
nouU, ". X Kimbal Post, No. lts, meet
s-st arI third saturday evenings VI cav
month N sfmbau Relief Corps meets 1rs
",b,-i saturday evenings OF each month"; IL
RyHet corps Hall - 49,. Ma, 10 oct g,
I,V.-s...nE and fourth saturday; during th'
--.s,ipicr OF the year, meets every Saturday
grange lao' ,,,ord and fourth MONDAYS o.
elSa NOM P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No Isl
.e,,rI and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of saIC55p|iiamlin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
"a A. evening at Pythian Hal.
Nichols is helping W. Knightiy hay
ILL., Emeley made a trip to Boston the
last Of the week.
r : Barnes and family are at Peak
Island for weeks stay.
lame, l.. Chapman of ROxbury was in
,,vn the last of the week.
GOOD house in South Paris is offered
ior sale See advertisement.
Mrs Walter II. SWEET is visiting at
CI,biu,'s Island for short time.
= Mis-, Florence Merritt of Worcester,
Mss. is a guest at VIM. j. Wheeler's.
Mis-, Margaret Jones is visiting her
sister Mrs. W. W. Walker, at Wood
Dris
Miss Abbie Pratt of Portland spent
The pl,, week with her aunt, Mrs. Fred
E. Hall.
Miss Maud Douglass is spending few
J,ys n, Woodfords as the guest of Mrs.
w. Jack.
Isaac J. Monk attended the reunion of
his old regiment, the Sixteenth Maine,
Al Pittstjcld last week.
Rev. InSley A. Bean of Kennebunk-
mort will preach at the Methodist
church. sunday, Aug. %.
Another victim of red liquor came to
he iail from RumfOrd Falls Thursday
Nm, name is Michael Ward.
Eleven members of the Morton and
Crockett families of the place spent the
day at Merrymeeting Park Saturday.
Irving f. Andrews and family returned
from their visit TO Lowell last week,
accompanied by 5. Il. Andrews and wife.
Miss Sue Thompson of Rumford Falls,
who has Just returned from the Fan
American. is stopping at James h.
fuckers.
Charles II. Merrill and family expect
,o move during the present week to Au-
burn. where Mr.. Merrill has job OF
carpenter work.
Rev. W. f. Brooks, d. D., and Mrs.
Brooks left Friday for a carriage drive
o. DR.. Brooks native town of Weld ana
Intermediate points.
Ms, NJ. A. Baker is taking her vaca-
ton from the office of W. j. Wheeler.
She left Thursday for Portland where
she will spend the time.
The boys of Co. d, First Regiment,
National Guard, are putting in the week
al muster at Augusta. They left on the
. forenoon train Saturday.
Hon. Geo. A. Wilson was chosen
president of the Twenty-tirst Maine
Regiment Association, at the regimental
reunion in Waterville last Wednesday.
Sergt. Fred d. Morse is on his way
home from the Philippines in the trans
port Sheridan. His sister, Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Shaw, is expecting a visit from MN
after his arrival.
Quite a number of our people have
taken advantage of the Old Home Week
excursion rates to visit Portland. The
number was largest on Thursday, when
dollar rate was made.
Jurors for the town of Paris for the
October term of court were drawn Sat
urday W. 5. Starbird is grand juror,
Charles ). Dudley and Charles W.
Bowker traverse jurors.
4 gentleman from Quincy, Mass, was
in town last week. who wants TO buy
one Of the best farms in town. He left
the matter in the hands of Wilson *
GRAY. who will answer all inquiries
ACT. King is putting up building
at the fair grounds, on the corner south
Of the exhibition building, where the
Braleen restaurant formerly stood.
This building is % Al feet, will belong
to the society, and will be used either as
areStaurant or check room.
Lieut.. Alfred A. Starbird of the Sixth
L. ;. Artillery has recently been pro-
noted from second to first lieutenant
II is now about twenty-eight months
since he sailed from San Francisco foi
Manila, and he hopes to be returned &c
the states before great while.
Franklin Maxim and wife spent We'd
nesday and Thursday at the reunion OF
the Fifth Maine Regiment at the Fifth
Maine building on Peaks Island. MT
Maxim was a member of the Fifth Name
Battery, which is united in the reSl
mental association with the Fifth Regt
ment
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Bap
fist church held its first circle in TIL
new yestry Wednesday evening. A first
class baked bean and salad supper wa
served to about one hundred people, ant
later an excellent programme of musl
and readings was given, to good andi
ence.
The family of S. p. Stearns and othe
relatives in the vicinity are visited by
number of Massachusetts, relatives, IN
eludiug W. s. Child, James Howe ant
wife, Arthur Howe, Miss Clara Howe
Of Medford, W. c. Woodman, Mrs: Luc
A. Woodman, Mrs. Charles A. Osborne
Melrose.
The members of the Outing Schoe