Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-05-13


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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing November D. ioi'
% ~ Td.,,v Sunday. d,
1 4spe sySe a. NJ. 4.A p NJ
Going up1iOW, , a; M snnJsv onIv q.
daily, sundays inoiu"euJ' S~' 'Ai'' -
An.
o-..,aasI Chvrcn Ray w ,
Brooks, ID. D., pastor. freaehing SERVICES, ~ !,
A. NJ. and 10 =. SunSas - sSsuo y,se,in q
Tuesday evening AZ SI SioS ,nv,, AL n0' o'ne
wise cOnnected, are co.ulaiis , M, p,,, p..,o
Methodist Churcn, heS: a, W, ay1s a. Ssso
on sunday, morning prayer meetHhs, 80 -
n preaching serves ~ ~ > -. "a, 1s ~
ennS PTays;T @e sass meeting friday eVeein,
Baptist Church, Rev. L. j. Ramsdeii. fasto
Inn school L M; PRAYER meeting 100 P. n,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening"
STATED MEETINGS.
IA. M.-Paris Lodge, No. 81. Regula
neeS ~ 3 sS~Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
us Thursday evening OF eaea week~ sysniOS
Of each month. ,,...n, posos.h o,,. W
., o. meets y, second and fourth Fridays OF eacl
noah " NV w r. Kimban Post, No. las, meet
Brs, and third Saturday e'enings OF eacl
mS WU X X ' KimSaIl Relief Corps meets hrs
and thirt saturday anomy evenings Oh eSen H0n'n' Il
' P.o H.[Paris Grange. from May to Oct |
meets sge9ns an; anu veSr meets every saturday II
6ransg Hall. ,,., -.
I, W. MN ", C'-''''-'
y. +. o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No: Isl
~ each month.
R.otP-Hamnn Lodge No. d. meets every
~ yoiey5 WoSdmen OF America-South Paris
camp iPse mir sin In Golden Cross Hall.
Are YOU going? Where? 10 near flna-
FORE SURF
Mrs. J. IL. Bean visited relatives IN
Mason few days last week
Miss Annie Ioiman OF MlncneS'er'
Mass Is guest DIT o. o. -"o' ''A
Some Of the costumes for PinafOre are
from Sullivan's, the costumer' Dos'on'
s,,.o, ord family had lettuce for
= l.. Ne, Has anv one beaten that?
49, Harry Howe spent Saturday
S,,,,aay with relatives at East
~
r., u;u
he'' VI - '" .ha III, ~ the Bantist
f"Ii" SVPPiiSSu '-'N
eAur'" 'uHu'
Miss Helen Nj. King was at nome rom
Portland lues1ay 70 SiSi' '"e fanny
her iather' j. T. Mug
Mrs + A. Howe is on business trip
?, Hanover with a stock of millinery,
where she will remain lew uays'
Mrs Samnel Bumpus, formerly of
n. ar~i,.sd !, Sontb Paris Saturday
ior a visit with relatives and friends.
.., r.;ao,, from .
-. 80 sov,e tvo weeks IN relatives in
r -. paadfel5 and Lewiston.
Tai ''''' ''"'
A. d. Park attends Probate Court at
RumfOrd Falls this week. MRS. farK
VIII accom- p"nS iii" az" '''''
The Universalist parish will hold
meeting Tuesday evening to decide the
matter of pastor for the coming year.
NJ. w p;arca who has spent a
number of months with relatives IN Can
ton. y. Y, returned TO South Paris last
week.
ao, Gu of Madison
M1S, N I" T az on = Visit TO
- C,.,Lo.t,s s;s,ar Mrs I p Rich
ardson.
A.. ,,,io stockbridoe. who so sue
ISL us 1901 The Nikado. il expect-
n - ,rr;,,s 6sra TUESDAY To help stage
Pinafore
~ -. coma 20 T,rner ~
remain with her daughter, Miss Susie
7 Pounds until the close of the term at
-, Tnstitute where Miss Rounds
-.
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Mrs Roxanna Elder has moved into
the Burneu house, ana oscar DO" Ael
an IL W So house which Mrs. Elder
- 80 - ''00
Mrs. W. W.. walker Vi "oouiU NJ
spent last week WIN ner %n WslIar
ana NTS. n; y; Do soo fan davS the
loiheo MIS- "aiAei io' A0" ''
last oil the week.
An the members of the Good Cheer
Society who are intending TO aItenI ene
fair at Buckheld are reques'e1 70 lea'e
their names with MISS grace ihayei oe
fore Tuesday night SO tn"' ai'"ns'
ments can oe haue'
Friends here have received cards an
nouncing the marriage at Washington
MAY 7th of George Roscoe Davis, son of
the late DR. C. X. Davis and former
resident here. TO Miss Henrietta Camille
Morrison OF Washington.
N.ubers of Paris Lodge, F. and A.
N wbo attended AT least a portion of
the saSsiops of the Grand Lodge in Port
land last week were A. c. +. King, 5. d.
Marshall. Percy NJ. Walker, Walter l..
GRAY. Fred III. Evans and Arthur +.
Forbes.
pou n :
Inc south rariS ir.enus . y, consid.
cummings u nuo. W, ' ,iosS;bia romina-
ei"o'e interest," ~ tno po - Pon,,bI;car
uoh oi MI cummings es INC tse po,o
candidate Tor SherIh III auu,os S;SS,n
County, as an enforcement Canulua,e,
No one questions that II Mr.. cummings rns
should be elected Anoroscogsln oG~N''
"ou'o oe Is 'ulS "S II ''A 0' "''''''
his sister Mrs. Charles Woodbury.,
Tuesday. Mr.. Remis is So wears of age,
but is still smart and active, and can
handle a violin with the same skill
Which in his vonnoer DAYS cave him