Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-10-07


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CHURCHES.
rs. Congregational Church. Rev. ". Z
e--.k. d. D.. pastor. Preaching services, 70 IS
y All : 90 Pm, sunday school Il n
e. Z. ~ ?. N; Church prayer meeting on
- -. necte-l are cordially Invited.
Ve,cJ.s,ss Church, Rev. \. " Pottle, Pastor
>-uiay morning prayer meeting -
--eAchinS service 10 rs A. n, sabbath school
A., EpwoTIh League Meeting, SIS P. n
~ prayer meeting P. NJ; prayer meeting
l- Lao evening, class meeting, Friday evening
-....-t Church, Rev. n. ;. Finkham, Pastor.
p a., preaching service 10 IS A. NJ; sab
~.-.-i. y N, PRAYER meeting : 90 ?. NJ;
--..-- rv+tn- rUs-iav evening.
---sr,--4.i si Church. Rey J. II. Lizzie, Pastor
E-=s.-.-s service every sunday az - p NJ n
Nsz Han sunday school AZ 80 ?. N.
STATED MEETINGS.
"A N.-Paris Lodge, No. - RexulAI
---..-s T-esIay evening on or before fu!! moon
30. F.-Mount Mics Lodge, regular meet
90 THURSDAY sgsning OF each week.-Aurora
.-p-eut. d-sJ and thir'i Monday evening.
.E.-Noua, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
-e,t- second and fourth Fridays Of each
81. 10 JIi Fellows Han.
s. Nv. h. htu5al Post, No. rs, meet-
---; at thtrd saturday evenings oi eAch
g.. .- %. 4. z. Hal.
L. 6!m5al Relief Corps meets frs,
b. .-.- SATURDAY eTen!nzs Of each month, II
r.. Cops Hall
.H.LP1ris Grange. from May 10 Oct !,
Re --clri and fourth saturday, during TIE
H. e. o: the rear, meets every saturday, II
s.C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
:. %. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
-...- second and fourth Wednesday evenings
.P.-HAn!in Lodge, No, 81, meets ever
s. -yening az Pythian Hal.
N..=-u wOoiDen Of America.-SOuth Psri>
..-. No. 1897, meets second ami fourth Tues
a.-l!1s- IN Golden Gross Hall
Mr.. Leighton of Portland is guest
Mrs Herbert Hilton.
Tie usual court temperance meeting
be held Wednesday evening Of next
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Emery ". Mason has been visiting his
t..-aer in Mechanic Falls for the past
eek.
The Misses Dean of Buckfeld have
been guests OF relatives here for the
pas week.
Ms. Ella Tucker Pray of Providence,
= T.. is making a visit OF some weeks al
Is Billings.
Mi,, Nellie Bradford of Woodfords was
a --es, last week Of Mrs. Wrights and
Ms Towards.
'>eeretS Of the Woods, by William J.
Long. has been presented 70 the pubic
library By Harry a. Morton.
Charles K. Durham and family have
moved from Norway into rent in Mrs.
Bg.ster's house on Pleasant Street.
Rev. c. Z. Lund will lecture in the
Epworth League course on the nth OF
october, and Judge Bonney the Z4th.
Mrs. II. ". Dean has returned from
four weeks vacation spent with relatives
in Byron, and is much improved in
health.
Charles Z. Brett left Saturday for
Beverly, Mass. 20 visit his brother, Il.
=. Brett. He will accompany his broth
e- on a business "trip through the
west.
Several hundred cords Of wood have
been purchased in this vicinity during
The past ten days for shipment 70 Bos-
IN. The price paid for most of 1t was
i've dollars delivered al the station.
The Grand Trunk has the material at
hand with which 20 put in new stand
pipes az the station. The new pipes are
.aryer than the old, and will consider
a1Iv reduce the time required for
.ocOmOtive to take water.
south Paris playgoers turned out in
force % see Uncle Terry az Norway
Wednesday night. Two cars were
hacked. and all were glad they went. 1t
is one OF the best attractions that has
come into this section in long time.
The corn factory is putting up about
10000 cans day now, getting car load
os corn each day from the West Paris
acreage. IL will take most of this week
,p finish up the seasons run, which
generally closes nearly month earlier.
n. ". Dennison and family have NOV
eli from the TAYLOR house on High Street
into the Murch house on Park street
which Mr.. Dennison recently purchased.
Eli J. Swan and family have moved from
Maxim Block into the rent vacated by
Nr. DennisOn's family.
George r. Salisbury, a graduate of
Paris High school in the class of 'O2,
left Bar HarbOr Sept. 2+th for Phila-
delphia. where he will take college
course. He took with him the best
wishes of many friends. after a success
ful season in the ogden family.
Mrs. l.. b. Andrews, who has spent
several months with her sister in Patten,
returned home last week. She was &C
companied by her brother, W. \. Cole,
and his wife and son. of Olean, y. \ who
have also spent the time there. Mr.
Cole and family remained here few
days, and left for their home Friday
morning.
While the coal strike can not pro-
duce the same distress here that II may
in the cities, il is capable of causing
much inconvenience and expense even
here. There is no coal in the market
here now. A. ". Walker & Son have
the promise Of few car loads when a
cargo of Welsh coal, now on the way,
arrives in Portland. The price is not
definitely stated, though it is promised
that it will not exceed $1,000 at retail
a little more than twice the usual price
Of coal.
The reputation of Rev. c. c. Phelan as
"a
audience 70 the Baptist church last
Monday evening, when he lectured under
the auspices of the Ladies Circle. The
lecture was preceded by vocal solos by
Verne Whitman and Hal X. Eaton. In
the absence of the pastor, Rev. II. >.
Pinkham, who was detained at home by
very interesting event, Rev. A. w.
Pottle introduced the speaker. Mr..
Phelan's subject was The Portrait OF
Great Woman" and the personality
treated was Queen Elizabeth. He show
ed great deal of admiration for her
strong qualities, and thorough famil-
iarity with his subject as well, and those
of his audience who had thought they
knew something of Queen Elizabeth
found themselves learning much that
was new. Both from the historical and
literary points of view the lecture was
one Of the best things given here in
long time.
The October term of Supreme judi
cial Court opens Tuesday OF next week
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