Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-11-25

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CHURCHES.
F,rs, Congregational Church. Rev. W; Z:
B-olks u. D. pastor. Preaching services, 10 Is
A n and 40 p. NJ. sunday School IL NJ; I.
2 :. c. Z. ~ 8 P. NJ, Church PRAYER meetinS %
Tuesday evening az 80 o'eloSk. Al not other
xt-s connected. are cordially invited.
Methodist Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor.
oI sunday, morning PRAYER meenns, ~ A;
N, preaching service 10 - A. NJ Ssoostn Sehooi
evening PRAYER meeting p. NJ prayer meeting
Tuesday evening, class meeting, Friday evening.
Baptist Church. Rev. II. ;. PinkhAm, Pastor.
ON sunday, preaching service 10 - A. NJ SAD
h,tr school u NJ. PRAYER meeting : 90 P. NJ;
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
J-n've-salist Church. Rev. J. Il Little, Pastor
Preaching service every sunday 81 80 P. NJ, IN
New Hall sunday School 81 $50 p NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
FkA. M.-Parts Lodge. No. ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before tuII moon
10. -. E.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
scss Thursday evening OF eaca week.-Aurors
EucSnpment, trst and thru Monday evenings
R.-Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
81. meets second and fourth Fridays OF esch
month n O1d Fellows Hall.
"a R-w. *. Eirnbsu Post, No. las, meets
f--t ard third Saturday evenings OF eAch
w K. kin6an Relief Corps meets first
81 th,r! saturday evenings Of each month, IN
t5tH.LPs-is Grange. from May TO oct. /,
-.etts second and fourth Saturday; during the
-e- Ai-ter Of the year, meets every SATURDAY IN
L s, c. C.-secoud and fourth Mondays Of
%.E. o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
ssts second and fourth Wednesday evenings
E-5f P-Hamin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
p. 81 evening 81 Pytaian Hal.
Modern WoOdmen Of Amertca.-South Paris
Cs-p. Nc. 1885, meets second and fourth Tues
.ay evenings IN Golden Cross Hal.
r.srs va 4 nan said. II wonder.
III vote against street lights IN biunder:'
Bu! Se voted with vim,
And said, lighting rs GIN,
Its ne snt nv lantern, by thunder
Mrs. l. B. Andrews has returned
from visit Of several weeks at Rum
:55i Falls.
Rev. C. c. Phelan's lecture in the
Peoples Course will be given next Fri
day evening, Nov. -.
Roy Il. Porter came home from the
University Of Maine Saturday night Tor
tie Thanksgiving vacation.
Hon. J. ;. Wright was confined TO the
house several days last week by sickness.
He j. now out attending TO business.
\ Keith Spoford of this place, Bates
'0-. has been chosen manager Of the
Bates College football team for the sea
son q 1905.
Don't be bashful about telling the
Democrat Of your Thanksgiving guests.
The readers like 70 know about the
family reunions.
This is the week 70 be thankful; also
10 give pleasant practical demonstration
Of your thankiulnesS by pitching into the
Thanksgiving dinner.
Dr.. J Franklin Harris, the optician,
is spendin. a few days in Massachusetts,.
He will return 20 South Paris Immediate |
" after Thanksgiving.
After regular lodge meeting next Fri
day evening there will be a rehearsal OF
Mt. Pleasant degree team. All members
are asked 70 be present.
The Pennington Normal School stu
dents, Misses Lucelia Crockett, Dora |
stevens, sue Porter and Olive SWEET, |
came home Friday night for the Thanks
giving vacation.
Barry Locke has gone 10 Ellingwood's |
camp at Mollidgewock Falls, near Enrol, |
Y. ii. where he will spend a week or
more hunting. Alfred (. Fuller will
Join him there Thanksgiving Day.
Row Strickland of the class of '04 came
home from the University OF Maine the
first OF last week, the beginning OF MS
Thanksgiving vacation being somewhat
fastened by little accident 70 one OF
his eyes. which prevented study Tor
week or two.
Last Tuesdays corporation meeting
which so sweepingly voted down every
LIGHT proposition made, is spoken OF as
one of our l-OR't meetings and Is a
reminder of that day in May, when we
spent the afternoon holding two town
meetings. and didn't do thing but sell
AN old school house for five dollars.
Levi Record is expected 10 return to-
day. Monday. from the Central Name
General Hospital at Lewiston, where he
went some ten days since to have
cancer removed from his lip. The opera
ton was entirely successful, and he IS
doing we'll His son, Ernest }. Record,
is at home from Boston for few days.
The first car load of anthracite coal 10
come into South Paris since the strike
arrived the first of last week, for A. W
Walker & Son. Ii was mixed, egg and
lump coal. and was out of the first cargo
of anthracite which has reached Port
land. Ii was distributed by the firm
among their customers, at $500 per ton.
Mrs. Emeline Shaw Needham, mother
Of Mrs. Z. Y. Anderson, died Tuesday OF
pneumonia at Mr.. Anderson's, where
She made her home. Her age was 90
wears. The funeral Thursday afternoon
was attended by Rev. J. II. Little of the
Universalist church. The remains were
taken 10 West Bethel for burial. Mrs.
Needham had been an invalid, and very
nearly helpless, for some years.
The date for the Magnolia Minstrels
has been changed TO Friday, Dec. 9TH.
The end men will be same as last year
George Soper and Howard Shaw tambos,
Fred Hall and Ralph Penfold bones.
Albert d. Park interlocutor. There
will be a cake walk, stump speech and
various other specialties, and the little
pickaninnies will not be by any means
the lea,t attractive feature of the show.
Rehearsing has already been going on
for some time, aud everything is sure to
90 in frst-class shape. Tickets will go
on sale at Parlin's drug store, next Sat
urday Nov. 20, at A. NJ. All seats re-
served.
The Epworth League was entertained
by the officers on the occasion OF the an
nual meeting, which was held at the
Methodist vestry last Thursday evening
The first half hour was devoted to
business session, following which there
was two hours of social enjoyment, with
various games. Refreshments were
served and very pleasant evening was
enioyed. About fifty members and in
vited guests were present. 1t is now in
tended 10 have such an occasion in con-
nection with the monthly business meet
ing under the direction of Mrs. Harry
Morton. president of the social depart
ment. The following are the officers
chosen:
Observation-Disclosures l.. Buck.
Ffr.t Vice Presiient-W. X. Henry.
second Vice Pres!dent-Mrs A. W Pottle.
Third Vice President-Mrs. 5. G. Ordway
Fourth Vice President-Mrs. II. ~ Morton
Secretary-Miss sara SWEET.
Treasurer-Roy Curtis.
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