Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-03-25
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
ONCE Hours 6 90 to 100 A. N; 90 A. n. Il
SJOP.M.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing November 8. 1901.
rRAISs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down-6 OS A. NJ, ('iaily. sundays In
cluied). $50 4. NJ, 44i PN
Going up-l0 90 A. NJ, IS r. NJ, 500 p. H.,
lsily. sundays included). Sunday only, 9Ie
An.
CHURCHES.
Firs. Congregational Church. Rev. W. 4.
brooks ID. D., past,r. PIeag hing SER ices, 10 rs
A NJ and : go 2. NJ; sunday School II NJ; Y.
P :. {. Z, ate ?. NJ; Church prayer meeting on
Tlrs.iay evening at 80 O'Clock. AL, not other
W-e connected, are cordially invited.
Methodist Church, Rev. A. W Pottle. Pastor.
ID sunday, morning prayer meeting, $50 A.
N preaching service l04S An; Sabbath School
/! ". Epworth League Meeting, Sis p. NJ;
.s,uinS prayer meeting P. NJ; prayer meeting
Tuesday evening; class mest ting, Friday evening.
Baptist Church, Kew. Il. .. Kansdeii. Pastor.
On sun iay, preaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sab
bath school IL NJ; PRAYER meeting . 90 p. NJ;
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. Hastings Bean spent a few
DAYS last week in Mason.
Percy Hathaway is at home from
colby College for the vacation.
Master Guy Culbert of Madison is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. j. p. Richardson.
Miss Lila Stearns of Bethel has been
spending a few days with relatives here.
Miss Mabel G.. Hathaway is at home
from Quincy, Mass, for the Easter vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerley of Portland
was a guest at W. III. Blake's few days
last week.
Mrs. Walter L. BOnney returned Fri
day from a visit of a few days with rela-
rive, al West Minot.
Miss susie NJ. Wheeler has returned
ir.u Boston, where she has been study
iu-muSic for several weeks.
Miss I.ulie Merrill of Auburn has been
visiting at l.. NJ. Tufts for two weeks.
She returned home Saturday.
CLAYTON X. Brooks and wife were at
Hebron Friday night, where Mr.. Brooks
was one of the judges in the prize speak
i'm.
about eighty members of Mt. Pleasant
E,Hgkah Lodge went TO West Paris
Tuesday evening TO visit Onward Lodge.
They report very pleasant evening
there.
Miss Sadie Dunn of Buckfield sends
tie Democrat a banch of MayfiOwers |
..eked outdoors on the 18th of March. |
They are not large or snowy, but they |
are albutuS. and in full bloom.
~. B. Wight of Newry was at South |
Tay., Tuesday. Mr.. Wight says that |
during all the time he has lived on Bear |
River. this is the fiSrt year he has seen !
the mail come out through Grafton
Notch on wheels in March.
Charles r. Elder, Esq, of Boston, was
i'm town the first of last week, and while |
here bought of the Misses Burnell the |
house on Main Street at the brow OF
Clark Hill, now occupied by Charles A.
lprSey His mother, Mrs. Roxanna
Elder, will occupy it.
Fred y. Wright and wife are prepar-
iu- 20 move on to the Hardy farm, which |
+ : Wright bought last fall. j. j.
Merrill and family will also move on to
the farm and occupy the older of the
t,yu houses which stand there, and Mr..
Merrill will work for Mr.. Wright.
llamlin Lodge, n of P, will observe
ladies night Friday evening, April 1,
a, K of p. Hall. Members of the order
are requested to be present. Ladies in
tile p. ). whose husbands are not
Knights are cordially invited TO bring
them along. Light refreshment will be
served, and a social time enjoyed.
CLAYTON A. Churchill has bought the
farm of Henry NJ. Tuell in what is
known as Tuell Town in the north part
OF Paris. Mr. Tuell will dispose of his
stock, tools and furniture ut auction
Wednesday of this week, at Q \. If.
partial list of the articles TO be sold is
given in his advertisement elsewhere.
The stock, farming tools, and pOr-
ti,n of the household furniture belong
INC 10 Herbert NJ. Tucker will be sold ut
auction by Albert d. Park on the prem
Uses. Thursday of this week, beginning
az lUA. NJ. Mr.. Tucker has quite
quantity of registered cattle and swine,
and modern farming implements. A list
of what he will sell is given in bis adj
ycrtiSement elsewhere.
If you have wants, advertise them IN
the Democrat. Mrs. ). h. jackson two
weeks since advertised for man and
wife to carry on her farm. The paper
was issued Monday afternoon as usual
The first application in answer to the
advertisement was made at ) O'Clock
Tuesday morning, and before the end of
the week the applications numbered
sixteen Several additional. answers
came in the next week, but were too
Late. as a couple had already been en-
gagged.
Herbert NJ Tucker has secured the
position of superintendent of the farm
az the New Hampshire Experiment
Station at Durham, y. ii. His engage
mcut there begins April LIST, and he is
making preparations to remove ut once
with his family. While Mr.. fuckers
many friends congratulate him upon
securing the position, they are very
sorry 10 have him go. Mr.. Tucker is
progressive farmer, and he and his fam
liz have been active workers in matters
Of public interest, especially in church
and grange circles. Their going is
distinct loss To the community.
). p. Maxim has prepared plans for
an addition to the brick school house
designed to give the needed room. His
plan is to add twenty-eight feet to the
south end of the building, and change
the entrance from the side to the front
of the wing. By this plan room 4Ox52
will be provided on each floor in the
south end of the building. No partitions
will be changed down stairs, and the in
termediate room will remain as it is, the |
grammar room being enlarged. On the
second floor, the space now occupied by |
the high school room will be divided
into recitation room, library and labora-
tory. These plans Mr.. Maxim has shown
10 the members of the school committee
and the committee chosen to act in con-
junction with them.
At the regular meeting of Paris Lodge,
r and A. NJ, Tuesday evening, the
officers were installed by Grand Master
A. 5. Kimball of Norway, assisted by
Grand Marshal b. +. Bradbury of Nor
way and Grand Chaplain w. Z. Brooks
of South Paris. Following the instalia-
ton there was work on the I. c. degree,
and a lunch. A good number of visitors
vr.ra ,,~.,c,t IN edition IN the LODGE