Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-09-02

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June Is, 1909,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,.o,B- Town cast 81 A. NJ, daily. sunday
rrs.gIe.i 30 a. NJ, 40 Pm Sunday only
80. e " mn we.,J-lOOOA NJ, SIS P. NJ, lOl
N lally, sundays ineludedD. Sunday only
IAN.
CHURCHES.
g,-s, Congregational Church. Rev. W. Z
p-.1 K u. D., pastor. Preaching services, 10 .
and 30 P. NJ; sunday School u NJ;
=. T. at5P. NJ; Church prayer meeting Of
T.l.v evening az : 30 O'Clock. All, not other
E-e Connected, are cordially invited.
ve,r0dlsi Church, Rev. a. W. Pottle, Pastor
OBJ sunday, morning prayer meeting, 3 80 A
II .r-esrn!ng service 10 rs An; sabbath Schoo
N. EpwOrth League Meeting, SIS P. ".
'-.-,r- PRAYER meeting P. NJ prayer meetirl
r-s.!4v evening; class meeting, Friday evening
R.t,'.t Church, Rev. I. j. Ramsdell Pastor
u- >.n Az, preaching service l04S A. NJ; Sab
.4,. >.ru0l II NJ, PRAYER meeting 90 P. NJ.
-..,- meeting TUESDAY evening.
jr'yvr-tlist Church, Rev j. II. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every sunday at 80 p. NJ, il
Ssw Ha. sunday Schoo! az 3; 80 ?. NJ.
STATED MEETINGS.
ySA. M.-Paris Lodge. No. 81. Regular
--.-rr- Tuesday evening on or before full moon
1870. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
t--- thursday evening Of each week.-Auror;
- srraeDt, first and third Monday evenings
month.
b., mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
meets second and fourth Fridays OF eacf
mona, 10 odd Fellows Hall.
IA E-W. X. Kimban Post. No. las, meets
s--- tri third Saturday evenings OF eact
marta. .u o.. \. K. Hall.
Isl h. Kimbal Relief Corps meets first
a. ,..- saturday evenings OF each month, In
Pale. CORPS Hall.
.H-Paris Grange, from May TO Oct. /
act, second and fourth saturday; during the
-. t ~ % the year, meets every Saturday, In
y.5. G.C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
r. %. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. ISL
~..- -eeont and fourth Wednesday evenings
.s.s.. month.
sP.-IIamnn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
-- q. evening at PythiaN Hail.
t-u WOOdmen Of america south Paris
Camp 10. 1885,, meets second and fourth Tues
evenings In Golden Cross Hall.
lection next Monday. Bear it in
,-- ready to stumble round in the
.aIa -1-night,
N,> Clara Howard visited relatives in
g--.g last week.
Mis-, Mary Louise Phelps Of Portland
.,l Guest AZ Mrs. Alice Z. ThayerS.
Harry Howard of Newmarket, y. H.,
Spending week at Jacob Nichols.
Harold Cady of Gorham, Y. H., has
been the guest of Harold Anderson for
-.- past week.
The McArdle families in town were at
-t- swan cottage on PenneSSeewassee
lake over sunday.
Mrs. &. G. Curtis, who recently return
e# from the hospital, is now improving
.a health considerably.
Miss Albertha Andrews OF Lowell
Las returned to South Paris to attend
-.e fall term of the high school.
Merle Willis Of Portland and Miss
Helen Keough OF Auburn were visiting
O., L. b. Carter'S for few days.
Mrs. F. 5. Chandler of Bethel made
q visit TO her daughter, Mrs. F. P.
chandler, in this place last week.
!. ]. Emeley and wife spent the past
week az Old Orchard, guests OF Albert
ID. Park and wife at their cottage there.
George II. Holley. who has been in the
employ Of the Paris Manufacturing co.
Tor some wears. left Thursday for his
home in New York state.
Walter II. SWEET has bought the farm
at his father. W. Harvey SWEET, in the
Bolster District, and will move 10 II with
Pa, family. His father will make his
home with him.
George B. Crockett has bought the
W. A. Barrows stand on Porter Street
and will move into il. c. Z. McArdle
and wife are 70 return to South Paris
soon. and will occupy their house on
Pleasant Street where the CrockettS
now live.
Misses I.ucelia Crockett, Susie Porter,
urv, SWEET and Dora Stevens left the
.r>, of last week for Pennington,
IN attend the normal school. Miss
Luella HAYDEN of Haverhill. Mass. who
graduatcd from the normal school this
wear and is to teach in the model school
the coming year, accompanied them
from here.
Geo. X. Ripley, of this village, recent
Is had visit from his old comrade,
Jere Dempsey of Caribou. Mr.. Demp-
se, was the only one of the Tenth Maine
Color Guard that came out of the battle
Of Cedar Mountain. alive or unwounded.
hi, clothes were cut in several places by
rebel bullets lie is one OF Caribou
successful farmers.
Mrs. II. f. Morton and Miss Julia p.
Norton have returned 10 Abingdon,
Mass. for the winter, after spending the
summer here. Clarence G.. Morton, who
recently returned from the summer
school al Cornell University, will be with
,hcu the coming year, and will take a
course in the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology. which institution he has
already entered.
There will be the annual reunion OF
the descendants of Stephen Il. Starbird,
Sept. 10, 1902, at Grange Hall, South
Paris. Dinner will be served in the din
iug-room ut II o'clock. The forenoon
will be devoted 20 preparing dinner; the
afternoon TO social intercourse and get
ting better acquainted. In the evening
literary program will be presented by
the Young people together with a
Sociable. We nope that all the Starbird
and Andrews relatives will be present.
Herman II. Stuart of this place and
Miss Blanche L. Gould of Mechanic
Falls were married on Wednesday ut the
residence of the brides parents in
Mechanic Falls. Mr.. Stuart has been
principal of the Brownville High School,
but was recently elected principal of the
Mechanic Falls High School, and the
Young couple will reside in that place
Mfr. Stuart is a son of j. III. Stuart ot
south Paris and a graduate of Bates
in the class of 1901. Miss Gould gradu
ated from the Mechanic Falls school
then took a course in Bliss Business Col
lege. and was for some time in the EN-
plov of a Mechanic Falls firm as stem
ographer.
Quite a crowd of Paris people went t
Lewiston Tuesday, and a few to Port
land. 10 see President Roosevelt. Som
heard him speak, and everybody got
GOOD look at him. Every one seems I,
have been very favorably impressed will
him on this amount of acquaintance. III
is recognized in a crowd without any diff
Guilty from his pictures, and even from III
caricatureS. When he speaks those teetl
which are the prominent characteristic
of so many cartoons flash into full view
and his peculiar way of putting his hea
forward with the Jaw well thrown out
gives the spectator good idea of tina
sort of bulldog tenacity of purpoS
which is characteristic of the man. ii