Oxford Democrat., 1902-07-08

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June Is, lso2,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going DOWN east 81 A. NJ, daily. sundays
,-S,c5e3l 80 A. NJ, - IN. sunday only,
-, I'D ses,}-lOOo oAM,3Ss P NJ, 10 Is
y 3aliy, sundays included). sunday only,
--AS
CHURCHES.
y,-s; Congregational Church. Rev. W. Z.
p-.ks D. b.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 as
n anl 10 P. Nj; sunday School L NJ; \.
P>C Z aisP.N. Church prayer meeting on
T.s.tsy evening az 80 o'clock. AL, not other
- r7inected, are cordially invited.
Ne;s5i,si Church, Rev. 4. W. POttle, Pastor.
~ sunday. morning PRAYER meeting, sSo A.
Epwcrth League Meeting. SIS p. n. D.;
'---.ny prayer meeting p. NJ, PRAYER meeting
r-s-.ay evening" class meeting, Friday evening.
Baucsl Church, Rev. I. j. Ramsdel. Pastor.
S.sisv, preaching service 10 as A. NJ; sab
r..- 100. y N; PRAYER meeting : 90 P. NJ;
,.-..-- meeting Tuesday evening.
I-5,versalist Church, Rev. j. II. Lille, Pastor.
P-ea.ai1S service every sunday at , 80 P. N. 10
Nsx Ha..-
STATED MEETINGS.
80 M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
---..-- Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
T..u E.-MOUnt Mica Lodge, regular meet
49, T-.rs,iay evening OF each week.-Aurora
.--.rpuent first and third Monday evenings
R-Nount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
81 -es,- second and fourth Fridays OF each
-.- 2 Odd Fellows Han.
A. E.-W. X. kimbau Post, No. lts, meets
-. ara third saturday evenings Of each
~ K 6im6aI Relief Corps meets first
a-- ;-.r. saturday evenings Of each month In
,H.LParis Grange, from May 70 Oct. l.
-.-- --eauG and fourth Saturday; during the
--a.- .e- otthe year, meets every saturday IN
r.i. .. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
~. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
-.s;- second AMI fourth Wednesday evenings
s.. month
.P.-HAmIn Lodge, No, 81, meets every
- a. evening al Pythian Han
.e-1 WoOdmen Of Ameriea.-SOuth PaTts
.-- 10 1885, meets secOnI and fourth Tues
s. evenings in Golden Gross Hall
: Barnes and family were at
u --ou few days last week.
Irving Andrews and family spent the
-.a with relatives az Lowell.
f. Y. Chamberlain. Esq, OF Berlin,
y r.. was in town Wednesday.
Henry Gary brought in six and half
sounds Of brook trout Thursday.
N- and Mrs. Earl Harlow are receiv-
H. congratulations upon the birth Of
-ar-pouud boy.
capt. q. {. Pratt and wife are TO make
.r- home with Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
Porter n this village.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
made half fare excursion rates on ac-
u, Of Independence Day.
N.,. Andrews and her daughters, Mrs.
n p. Millett and Miss Lila Andrews.
lave been taking vacation in Portland.
Mss Isabel Morton, who has been
y>iting in Massachusetts, for the last
.,w weeks, returned home Wednesday
Mrs. Belzora McGoon and son, viii
NcGoon. OF Brockton, Mass, are stop
r.hg with J. Edward Murch, for few
weeks
Mrs. Rizpah Whitman. who spent the
past winter in California. has returned
and i now with her daughter, Mrs.
George K. Morton.
Mrs. Z. \. Howe. who is one Of the
popular teachers in the Baptist sunday
school. took her class on picnic out on
stony Brook Wednesday.
Mrs. Ora BumpuS is visiting relatives
in OnSett. Mass. Mr. BumpuS will 90
20 Hartford during the haying season
where he is 70 be employed.
j. Frank Rowland, Esq, arrived
Thursday AZ his summer home, Mountain
View Farm. Mr.. Rowland has recently
returned from trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Julia p. Morton of Abingdon,
Mass. arrived Wednesday and with her
mother and brother Clarence will oc-
eupy the c. K. Brooks rent on Park
street during the summer.
Mrs. J. J. Morton wishes 10 thank the
friends who so ''sweetly" remembered
her on her birthday last Monday. Re
membranes are much appreciated by
iuyalids shut-in as long as she has been.
Rev. Frelon Z. Bolster, pastor of the
Congregational church in Sheffield.
Mass. who was married recently TO Miss
Mae Louise Pierce of Bethlehem, Penn,
is nephew of y. D. Bolster OF this
place
Misses Maud Carter and Iva McArdle
of this place, and their friend, Miss
Ge,chen. of Boston, are tenting with
The family OF Dr. F. II. Packard of West
Paris. On the shores Of Howard Pond In
Greenwood.
F ". Bartlett OF Southern California
+, making short visit to his sister, Mrs.
A G. Hall. IL has been twenty-seven
wears since Mr. Bartlett has been here,
and the meeting of relatives and friends
is surely most pleasing incident.
Station Agent Chandler, of this place,
has now received authority 10 cash the
Forepaugh circus coupons that were sold
aud issued TO those who saw the show
that did not show in Lewiston. There 5
a little satisfaction in getting part OF
your money back.
Rev. ]. II. Little, pastor of the Unvers-
alist churches at South Paris and Paris
Hin. has moved his family from Canton
and now occupies a rent in the Deerlng
house on High Street. Mr.. Little's
family consists of himself and wife and
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burbank.
Road Commissioner W. B. Young Is
doing a Job of permanent improvement
AT the sand hill on the Paris Hill road.
Mr. Young has cut several feet oil the
top of the hill and filled in below so as
TO materially reduce the grade on this,
the worst hill between the two villages.
Ii will be coated with about ten inches
of loan and when completed will be a
very important improvement 70 one of
the most used highways in town.
Charles +. Morse, whose death was an
nOunced in last weeks paper was native
of Paris. He married Elizabeth Parker
of Gilead and lived there number OF
wears, where he was employed IN saw
mills. Some ten years ago he removed
10 South Paris where he has since re-
sided, working as long as able in the
Paris Manufacturing Co.'S factory. He
has been in poor health for about
twenty years, and this last winter has
been confined 10 his bed. He was an at
tendant upon the Congregational church
Mr.. Morse was an excellent man in every
way and leaves a clean record behind
lie was member of Mount Mica Lodge,
10. o.. +. He leaves widow and one
son, Albert. Funeral services were at
his late residence, Wednesday after
noon, Rev. W. Z. Brooks, ID. ID. ofhci-
ating. the services being under the
charge of the odd Fellows. Floral tri-
tributes were many and appropriate.
Burial in Riverside cemetary.
Parcival + Lowell. one of the most