Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-03-11


Commencing November 3, 1901,
-K,ISs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
lin, downs 90 A. NJ, daily, sundays In
elndedI 9 80 A. NJ, ~ y; M s
.iSSyT, sundays ineluded). Sunday only, Si'
Az
CHURCHES.
r,-s, congregational Church. Rev. w.
Brooks D. D., pastor Fieacntng se5' nc w
a.. +. at6P. NJ; Church prayer meeting OF
-, ,sy evening az ! 30 O'Clock. All, not other
- rSnnected, are cordially invited.
ys,hot!st Church, Rev. A W. Poele' pastor
~. S--n,isv. morning prayer meeting, s3' A
. .-sarbinc service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
- Epworth League Meeting, 6Io p. n
= .-io- drawer meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
IIs'-1t, Cburch, Rev. t. J. Ramsdel, Pastor
SlIr.l4y preaching service 10 40 A. M, SAB
On IN S1f~5l i2 NJ: PRAYER meeting : 90 p. NJ.
Eve meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
--set,u- Tuesday evening on or 0eiore tull moon noon
a., Trufs.iav evening of each week.-Aurors
iT9t7slmprnent, first and third Monday evenings
OF e-,s Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
al meets second and fourth sr'days OF eaei
,rtr Ia odd Fellows Hall. -
m,I' w. X Kimball Post, No. las, meets
g. AMI third saturday evenings or each
my W Kim6an Relief Corps meets ars;
al lr,I saturday evenings OF each month, In
hg,e. M paris Grange, from May to Oct !,
r,asts second and fourth Saturday during the
remain .er % the year, meets every ssturuay' 10
ei7-5 =. second and fourth Mondays OF
e@ a.. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meet. second and fourth wednesday e'enAns7
Oh {" P-iIamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
gI.,- evening al Pythian Hail.
Modern WoOdmen Of America.-soutn narls
Camp. W. 1856, meets second AMI lour'h iues-
Law evenings In Golden Cross HAN
Harry Z. Morton of Auburn visited his
uargu.s here Friday.
NJ, BENJAMIN SWEET is in Boston Wis
i-;a- her son. Vernon B. SWEET.
Mss Maud Douglass left Wednesday
fra vi,it Of few days 10 relatives in
Canton.
TIL. farmers on Stearns Hill are pack
i'm and shipping their apples, which
,fey have sold for $50 per barrel.
NJ. = 4 Jackson wants a man and
wife ~ carry on her farm. Particulars
are stated in her advertisement else
wLy-e.
Nd Bolster Il Co. are preparing to
mira steel ceiling in their store and
make o,her Improvements in the near
future
The Norway and Paris Concert Band
r,y.a t.r,t-class concert at New Hall
Thursday evening, but had small au-
dieuce
NJ, Frank White and child of Dan
Will. Junction have been spending sew
era, DAYS with with friends here and at
Norway.
Rev f. W. Pierce is supplying the
r-rfv,-,tIi>t pulpit at Norway for three
SUNDAYS. while Rev. Miss Angel is on
her vacation.
The Republican county committee
will hold a meeting at the court house
Wednesday morning, at which time the
date Of the county convention VIII De
fixed
The court week temperance meeting
Will not be changed to Tuesday evening
as had been planned, but will be held as
usua on Wednesday evening, at I;3O
o'clock.
Oqi.e extensive repairs are being made
ON -le first floor of the Williams harness
store building. occupied by F. +. Buck
,hoemaking shop and Guy Bucks bar
Der shop. New floor, partitions, sheath
in, etc.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office March 10:
NJ 6cu Derusicrs.
NJ. o. T.. Howard.
MR. AIroy Haskell
NJ John Omena.
First Lieutenant Nathan A. Chase OF
Co d. y. G.. =. NJ, has resigned from
the service on account of removal from
town He has for some months had a
position with the Forthill Chemical Co
at Runlford Falls.
The nomination of Postmaster Samuel
T. Davis for second term was sent u
the senate by President Roosevelt last
week To change the old saying slight
lv. One GOOD term deserves another, and
this Is but a fair recognition OF the gooo
service of popular official.
!. K. Chase of Norway has hired the
unoccupied store in Pythian Block, ano
will occupy it April LIST. He has KEEP
a variety store at Norway, making
speciality of five and ten-cent goods, anC
vii! continue the same lines of goods
here. with a considerably larger stock
". +. Kenney and wife came from
Old Town To South Paris last week, an'
Mr. Kcnney has taken charge as manage
Of the Norway and South Paris exehang
Of the Eastern Telephone Co. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Kenney appear very glad to &c
home again, and the people are glad L
welcome them back.
Miss Laura Burnell gave whist party
Tuesday evening, at which four tables
were filed. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served, and A. L. Mors
gave some of his best readings. With al
that has been going on this winter, thi
was about the first whist party of tn
season, and specially enjoyable even
ing was spent.
II seems TO be necessary to remind IN
Democrats contributors once more tina
our office is run with a small crew an
the type is set by hand at hand rat
speed that we have six days in whlc
10 labor and do all our work, and tha
We can't set all the type for the paper
the last day-and-a-half before going
press. There's no danger of gettin
copy in too early.
News was received here last Monda
Of the death at North Bridgton tn;
morning of Rev. A. G. Fitz. Mr.. FIJI
was pastor of the Congregational ehurC
in south Paris from January, 1883,
October, 1892, and was a sincere an
earnest worker in the cause who VIC
the highest esteem of his people her
At the time of his death he was past
Of the churches in North Bridgton al
Harrison. He leaves a widow and OF
son, the Rev. Benjamin j. Fitz, locate
in Colorado.
The Woman's Christian Temperan'
Union will hold meeting with pr
gramme especially for the children,
New Hall. next Thursday afternoon
2;3O. All the children are cordially 1
yited. While the programme is espeei'
ly prepared for the children, the mothe
and teachers will also be welcom
There will be an l.. T. l.. drill, she
talk, recitations, marching songs, Ell
Miss Leach will help the children