Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-01-28

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing November 3. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going iown-60 90 A. M, daily, Sundays in
-.g|etI 9 80 A. NJ, - p. n
Going up-lO 80 A. NJ, 3 IS p. NJ, 500 p. n,
tally, sundays inclUded). Sunday only, GIG
An.
CHURCHES.
F,-s. Congregational Church. Rev. W. 4.
p-,ks IL D. pastor. Preaching services, 10 AS
n and : 10 Pm: sunday School Il N; Y.
= - y stsPN: Church prayer meeting on
Tnesisy evening ~ 80 o'clock. AL not other
vSi-e CONNECTED are cordially Invited
Netbodist Church, Rev. A. w Pottle, Pastor.
On Snp,isv. morning prayer meeting, $50 A.
:. ,-ssrbip, service 10 rs A. NJ; Sabbath School
~ ~ Epw6rth League Meeting, 6l5 p. ~;
ennS PaysT @eee s meeting nssy e %sH
RsDt;st Church, Rev T. J. Ramsdell. Pastor.
on Saniay, preaching service lO'+5 A. NJ; Sab
s4,h school IL N; PRAYER meeting 4 90 p. NJ;
r-tver meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
--eetlng Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
~. THURSDAY evening Of each weei.-Aurora
Ercampment first and third Monday evenings
% ~ R@Mount Pleasan. Rebekah Lodge, No.
g. meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
.ontn 10 Odd Fellows Hall.
A. XIV. h. KIM Dali fOsLp NO Us, meets
ar-. and third Saturday evenings OF each
Wm' X. Kimban Relief Corps meets first
and third saturday evenings Of each month, In
P.ofH.EParis Grange. from May to Oct. l.
cts second and fourth Saturday; during the
-.mainder OF the year, meets every Saturday In
r-ange Hall.
l. B. c. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
each month.
T. o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings
K-ofP~Hamlin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
ri az evening at Pythian Hall.
Mrs. Mountfort of Bryant's Pond is |
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. p. Berry.
Miss Annie JENNIE, who is teaching in
waterford, is at home for vacation.
The Misses Dean of Buckfield were
nests of relatives here a few days last
week.
Miss Lila Stearns, who is in the mil
..nery business at Bethel, was here
lew days last week.
Carl NJ. Gray, motorman on the Bos-
.an Elevated. is at home for vacation
~ TWO or three weeks.
= +. and O. J. Henry, who have been
n work at Rumford Falls, have moved
-heir families 10 Mexico, near their
work.
lanes :. Record has moved from Nor
WAY into tenement in the Williams
house. at the junction of High and Park
Streets.
4 second dancing school of six even
ines. in charge of Ora Marston and Ira
u shaw. opened at the hall Thursday
evening.
The Masonic Building Association at
is annual meeting Tuesday chose these
officers:
Presiient-James 5. Wright.
ClerE ami Treasurer-Walter L. Gray; - |
Directors-James 5. Wright, L. 5 Billings IL.
Woodbury..
The Epworth League at its annual
meeting elected the following officers:
vice.Presidepts-w K. Henry, Mrs. Iva Nor,
ron. Mrs Eva Ordway, W W. Payne.
Secretary-Alice Holt.
Treasurer-ROy II. Curtis.
Organist-LOttie Giles.
Under the patronage of the junior
League of the Methodist church, sup
per and entertainment Will De gwen
Thursday evening, Jan. 80, MIS-. route
SUPERINTENDENT The proceeds VIII De
devoted to repairs and Improvements on
the small vestry OF the church
The supper and entertainment at the
Methodist yestry Thursday evening was
largely attended, and a good beneht was
realized Dana Farnham, Leon Allen,
and Francis Chapman gave recitations,
and Lottie Giles, Sadie SWEET, Miss Toll
man and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Burnham
gave musical selections.
few OF the Good Cheer members
brayed the storm and held the regular
business meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The DIS. Els. Fs, and HIS, who are to
entertain the February circle, are asked
~ be present at the business meeting OF
the committee after the circle Wednes-
day afternoon of this week.
Paris Lodge, F. and A. M, at its an
nual meeting Tuesday evening chose the
following officers:
wM-Percy NJ. Walker.
= w-Walter l.. Gray.
J VII @. Fletcher.
Treasurer-W. o Rockingham
Secretary-HOrstio Woodbury..
D-Ciayton X. Brooks.
J. D.-George II. Mckeen
Mrs. B. F. Hicks gave birthday sur
prise party at her home Friday AFTER
noon for Miss Alice p. Knight, at which
about fifteen of Miss Knights friends
were present. Refreshments were serv-
ed. and an enjoyable afternoon was
passed. Miss Knight was the recipient
OF congratulations from all, as wei as a
number of tokens of kind regard.
Albert Ames has exchanged his house
ON MYRTLE Street with Simon r. Ellis for
Mr. Ellis farm on the Stony Brook road.
Several other exchanges of real estate
have been made by Mr.. Ames and
others. as the final result of which Mr..
Ames now owns what is known as the
Byron Evans place on High Street,
Maurice Moves owns what is known as
the Swan place on High Street, and
Fletcher Parlin owns the Fobes farm.
The families will probably not move
until spring.
Rev. Joseph X. Wilson, ID. D., OF
Portland gave the second lecture IN the
Peoples Popular Course last Monday
evening, and was greeted by inll
house His theme was unique, put
supgestiye: 'tHome made bread and
other things" The lecture was an elo-
ouent and interesting presentation of
the products of the home and individual |
life in experience and character building, |
and was replete with apt illustrations
and pleasing anecdotes. DR.. Wilson IS
an EASY, graceful speaker, and all were
gratified by his effort.
Gen. Clark S. Edwards of Bethel was
al the court house on business Friday.
The general lacks only about two years
of fourscore, and is of course physically
less active than in the days when he was
colonel of the famous Fifth Maine, or
when he was the Democratic candidate
for governor; his eyesight has been I'M
paired so that he has not been able TO
read for some years; but he says that he
is "still able TO think" and his CONVEX.
sational powers have not diminished
with the years, nor has the fervor OF his
stalwart Democracy abated.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Congregational church held their annual
meeting Tuesday, Jan. 81. The follow
ing officers were elected: For the home
work:
President-Mrs. Walter SWEET
Vice President-Mrs. Rounds