Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-09-16
The Oxford pe,mncrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
.nrrH PARIS POST oFrICE.

SOUTH PARIS.
soUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
n,,ce Hours s 90 to 100 A. N; 500 A. N. Il
,VVP.A.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June 10, 1902,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down cast 81 A. NJ, DAILY, sundays
,ro1g,ie,il y 80 A. M, lao NJ sunday only
so =, "a mn -xest,-lO 90 A. NJ, S:3S p. NJ, lOI'
ilsiIy, sundays included). sunday only
o. A. NJ
CHURCHES.
ST., congregational Church. Rev. W. E
m. D.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 IL
b''.A ~ : 90 p Sunday School IL NJ; \
:. ats p. NJ; Church prayer meeting on
- az evening at 30 o'clock. AL, not other
-. son nected, are cordially lnVteu.
We,b,Iist Church, Rev. A. w. P0ttle, Pastor
.r1,yav. morning prayer meeting, $50 A
,-sa,.ning service 10 40 A. a. Saooatn Scnool
~ Epworth League Meeting, 61S p. N;
.enir prayer meeting p M. gTsSSe er meeiins
lSS.t,.t church. Rev. III. ). Pinkham, Pastor.
St,.i,ty. preaching service O45 A. NJ; sab
',,r school II NJ, PRAYER meeting 100 r M;
49, meeting Tuesday evening.
FT,,vsrsalist Church, Rev. J. III. Little, fastor'
MN, service every sunday at 30 p. NJ, IN
IN lIs,I. sunday school at 80 p NJ.
STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Paris Lodge, No. 81. Regular
,,'.r,r, Tuesday evening on or before nun moon
~ ID mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
.. Ttur-Iav evening Of each week.-Aurora
Ercaripmeut. first and third Monday evenings
o, y''e ~ .ot Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
"a. -.,t, second and fourth Fridays OF each
..,rt- In O.ld Fellows Hall.
"oD Nv. X. Kimbau Post, No. las, meets
49, .trI third Saturday evenings OF eaeh
.-. i'm a., A. K. Hall
ng g-' x KIm6an Relief Corps meets first
,-',r,rt saturday evenings of each month, In
'I.', "a Paris Grange, from May to Oct. l,
meet, second and fourth Saturday curing Nne
-.r.....e r of the year, meets every Saturday ID
" y. s. 5. &. C.-SecOnd and fourth Mondays Of
Is. :. o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No; Isl,
..et- second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
0' az P.-HamIin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
81 a. vening at Pythian Hall.
N0leru WOOdmen OF America'-SSou. SOUTH r a.
f.,ru No 1885,, meets 81 cOn0 am Iourth LUIS
..t. evenings in Golden Cross HAN
NJ, Grace Stuart of this place is at
tending Hebron Academy.
Mr., Morse and Mrs. Hall and son OF
Revere. Mass, are guests at A. T.
Morse
Can't F. C. Tribou and family return
81 asst week from visit TO MaehlaS
ami Bucksport.
Miss Lizzie c. Hutchinson has been
chosen principal of the high school III
New Boston, y. ii.
George J. Parrott Esq, of Oxford,
-sprt>entive-elect from the Oxford Nor
wiy-Hebron District, was in town last
Wednesday.
Lent. Alfred A. Starbird of the
regular army, now stationed at Fort Du
Point. Delaware, is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ). Starbird.
JUDGE Martin will exhibit his famous
cow AT the fair. The Judge has engaged
,n supply the eating houses with milk
from his cow and what can be disposed
Of az private sale will be used 10 sprinkle
the track.
Strawberries and cream on the tenth
NJ September are good enough for ChaS
z Bennett. Charles picked from ms
vines last Wednesday some OF the hand |
,nmest straw berries that the Democrat
las ever seen.
Howard Shaw sports very handsome
:. Bernard dog that came TO him last |
week. Although the dog carries name
Am it's collar, Howard has been unable |
As vet To locate the owner, and until ne
does so the dog will continue to board
AZ the Andrews House at transient rates
Judge and Mrs. George A. Wilson at
tended the reunion of the Judges regl-
mept. the oath Maine, at ToguS last
week. The Judge enlisted in Company
b DIST Maine when about twenty years
NJ ace and was with Gen. Banks IN
Louisiana and al the siege OF Port Hud-
son volunteering as one of the "FOlorn
Hone at the first assault on the works
and was fortunately one of the few out
Of three hundred volunteers who escaped
serious harm.
The Liars Club has received shock.
It's feelings are hurt and it reSents the
indignity. A South Paris man, who Is MOI
a member in good standing of the club,
has received a Liars License from
which allows him to 60
into direct and unrestricted competition
with the club, and in this town, where
cou,petition in most everything else Is
S'rangled. the community will rise ana
protest as one man against this reckless
iuoyatiOu. Here's the license:
THE ANCIENT ORDER OF
AND INDEPENDENT PRENARlCAIOks'