Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-09-09
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June Is, 1902,

mice Hours 10 10 OO a. NJ ON" A. -.
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Commencing June Is, 1902,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
TN. ,ioyyn cast 81 A. NJ, daily, Sunday
,,C,Tie,p, $50 A. NJ, 20 p. NJ. sunday only
go p VI. ,o.oo , =, a.sS N NJ ~,
'1sily, sundays includeO. Sunday only
Ws2A.M NJ.
CHURCHES.
g., Congregational Church. Rev. W. e
- ID D.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 a
Dr. and 200 p. NJ; sunday School II NJ; Y
a. q n. at6P.M N; Church prayer meeting oil
rr.,s.l.v evening at 80 o'clock. All, not other
LN,,y pected are cordially invited.
NY.,balist Church, Rev. \. W. Pottle, Pastor
o1 sunday, mOrning prayer meeting, $50 A
- preschlng service 10 10 An Saooath Scnoo
~: EpwOrth League Meeting, GID p. n
ting drawer meeting p. NJ, prayer meeting
rrS'i+v evening; class meeting, Friday evening
TS,rti.t church, Rev. III. 5. pinkham, Pastor
I'M Sun .ay, preaching service 10 10 A. NJ; sab
.,b school II NJ; PRAYER meeting 4 40 p. NJ.
49, meeting TUESDAY evening.
FTr,yrrsallst Church, Rev. J. III. Little, Pastor
p...'rir. service every sunday at 80 p. n, in
NV Hal sunday School at 80 z. VI.
STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Paris Lodge, No. -. Regular
o,,N.. tuesday evening on or before fullnoon.
- a. e-MoUnt Mica Lodge, regular meet
,ass Thursday evening OF eaea wseH-an
o. S' Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No.
On meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
rart1 I'm odd Fellows Hall.
Wv. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
49, and third Saturday evenings OF each
ny W Kim6ail Relief Corps meets first
.rIt1lrt saturday evenings of each month, In
gp.lei COrps Hall.
meet, second and fourth saturday uurIhg 'ne
-r.rirHcr Of the year, meets every saturday, IN
e4'5' :. C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
E a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meet. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.~Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
grisv evening at Pythian Hall.
M5lern woOdmen of America.ISontn lars
CAMP No 1885,, meets second ant fourth tues
.fty evenings In Golden Cross Hail.
Nv but isn't it dark
; Rowe of Boston has been a recent
quest at y. VI. Rowe's.
less than the usual number from this
vicinity attended state fair last week.
Or. J. Franklin Harris, the optician, is
in Boston for a few days; will return
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edith Hall accompanied her
sister. Mrs. W T. Wiley, to her home
in Boston for visit.
Mis-, Madolin Bean of Boston and John
I scott of San Francisco, Cal, have
been visiting at y. NJ. Rowe'S.
BENJAMIN Buffum of Pawtucket, r. l..
Is here visiting his daughter, Mrs
Sewall NJ. Rowe, and calling on y. NJ.
Rowe and wife.
Harold Briggs and Frank Bonney will
enter Colby College when the fall term
opens. Roy Porter will enter the Uni
yer>ity of Maine.
earl NJ. Gray, who has been with
Nash the taxidermiSt at HaineS Landing
during the summer, returned home the
first OF last week.
Luther NJ. Winslow and family have
moved from the Edgerley house on High
street into one of ). +. fuckers houses
ON Skillings Avenue.
Rev. III. :. Pinkham, who has had con-
siderable experience on the gridiron at
Harvard, will coach the high school
bows at football this fall.
Mrs. T. 5. Barnes and Miss Helen re-
turned Wednesday from Peaks Island
and Portland where they have been
visiting relatives for the last few weeks.
Mrs. c. A. Record and son Miles, who
have spent the summer with the family
of her father, Geo. Il. Crockett, left for
their home in Assinippi, Mass, Friday,
Hon. Harold NJ. Sewall of Bath, who
was making speaking tour of Oxford
County for the Republicans, made his
headquarters at South Paris several days
last week.
Alfred II. Jackson's family have been
visited by Mrs. Jackson's brother, Col.
Vim. b. White, and Augustus thinner
man and family. All returned to their
homes in Boston last week.
The fve-pound salmon which Ralph
GRAY caught while at llaines Landing
recently was set up by Nash in good
style. and has been on exhibition IN the
window at Shurtleff'S drug store for a
few days.
You may think that August was
cool mouth but the weather bulletin OF
the Maine Experiment Station shows
that it was only two degrees cooler than
the average for 81 wears. However, two
degrees is considerable, on the average
for month.
ELI. Swan got the foretinger of his
right hand badly torn down to the hrst
Joint Thursday, ON growing saw on
which he was at work in the Paris Manu-
featuring Co. S factory. The finger was
dressed, and it is hoped that no amputa-
ton will be necessary.
Rev. W. Z. Brooks, ID. D., who has
spent his vacation in Benton Har0or,
Mich, and Chicago, arrived home Fri
dav morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Brooks, who had been away for about
two months. All services were resumed
at the Congregational church on Sunday
Under the football rules as revised for
the present year, the teams will change
gualS. not only at the end of the half,
but after every touchdown. That is
probably good thing for the teams, but
in game where tOuchdOwns are ire
quent. the spectator who doesn't know
the game and the players pretty well Is
likely TO get mixed by the frequent
changes, so that he won't know when To
holler.
The town of Paris and County of Ok
ford should be proud of the success of
our townsman, ). NJ. King, in capturing
the first herd prize in sharp compe-
tition. both at Eastern Maine and at
Maine State fairs At Bangor he won
five first. six second, one third; at
Maine State three first, five second and
two third prizes. Mr.. Kings herd is the
persistent result of home industry, every
animal being his own breeding, except
his service bull, Maj. Marigold, Sd.
A Prohibition rally at the hall Thurs
day evening was addressed by Nolney
Cushing of Bangor, former candidate
for governor on the Prohibition ticket
Rev. w. f.. Purinton of Rumford, the
Prohibition candidate for sheriff, who
was expected to be present, had oeen
obliged to cancel this and other appoint
ments on account of illness. Mr.. Cush,
inc. while not a speaker who can rouse
his audience to high pitch of enthu
siasm, made q very clear and earnest
address. There was quite good house
Anent the picking season, 1t is related
that a year or two since an Oxtor'
County housewife went TO the grocery
with pickle recipe which named tn'