Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-09-29

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June "a, 1908,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-4:5l A. NJ, daily, Sunday
,rclUie,D, 9 80 A. NJ, ACORN. sunday onl
SO , r. ~ nm fwest)-lO 90 A. NJ. 3SS P. NJ, 10:
w 1lsily, sundays included). Sunday onl
I022A NJ.
CHURCHES.
g,rs, congregational Church. Rev. W;
pr,,Ss. u. D., pastor. Preaching services, III f;
hrV and 100 p. NJ; Sunday school II M,
a. T.. n. At 6 p. M; Church prayer meeting 9
n.S,Ssv evening at 80 O'Clock. All, not othe
- connected, are cordially invited.
Yethodist Church, Rev. A. w. Pottle, Pasto
n. sunday, morning prayer meeting, S;So !
y nreacbing service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Seho'
Epworth League Meeting, 6l5 p.
rrening prayer meeting p NJ; prayer meeun
r"e-iay evening; class meeting, FRIDAY eveninl
TS,utist Church, Rev. III. 5. Pinkham, Paste
pSD.lav preaching service 10 AS A. NJ; Sal
Ss,b school II NJ; PRAYER meeting 40 r.
orsver meeting Tuesday evening.
PiTIn,rrrs5list Church, Rev. j. III. Little, Past0
p-carbing service every sunday NJ 2sSo z.
5v'J,v School at 80 p. N. Evening service,
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. %. Reguls'
sc,tng Tuesday evening on or before full moor
A. %. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular mee'
,,g. thursday evening of each week.-Auror
Trcsmpment, first and third Monday evening
'' n y''C NJ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, NJ
On meets secord and fourth Fridays OF eac
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
R-W. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meet
RVantnV6 OF cdel
nS W Kimball Relief Corps meets drs
and tbirl saturday evenings of each month, II
Relief Corps Hal. ~. ,
,,eets second and fourth Saturday; during tn
remainier Of the year. meets every SATURDAY IL
'I1"6 &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays o
e1S" q. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
,.ests second and fourth Wednesday evenings
s' P-Hamnn Lodge. No, 81, meets ever
grIIsy evening at Pythian Hail.
Modern wOOdmen Of America--Soutn rarl'
c,mu No 1885,, meets second and fourth Tues
iay evenings IN Golden Cross HAN.
Edward f. McKeen of Haverhill,
Mass. is visiting his father, y. G. Nc
Keen.
= Plummer attended the reunion
If his Old regiment, the Twelfth Maine,
AZ Fryeburg Thursday.
George A. Briggs and family and a
number Of guests enjoyed corn roast in
a field in the rear of Highland Cottage,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Fern Park, daughter of Rev. Geo.
" Park of Pressure Isle, is spending a
fsv DAYS at \. d. Parks, after summer
A. the Flume House in New Hampshire.
The Norway Band gave the last of its
series NJ three open-air concerts We'd
rssday evening. The night was fine,
and a crowd turned out which packed
the square as at the previous concerts.
A number of posters which have been
,rt nm about town advertising the Good
rbeer Saciety's supper and entertain
r,enr are the work of Miss Iva McArdle,
and are artistic and noteworthy pro-
ducti0uS.
ny and Mrs. J.. w. Davis, who have
beep Al DR.. C. l.. Bucks for week, re
trrne6 10 their home in Cliff Island
few DAYS since. They were accompanied
for "A portion of their stay here by DR..
and MIS-. Croft and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
mon.
Conductor II. E. Wilson of the Nor
way train is having a vacation, and he
and Mrs Wilson left on Wednesday for
Montreal. From that city they will 60
10 Boston. Portland and perhaps other
,i,cas This is Mr.. Wilson'S first vaca-
ton in several years.
The recent report from o. G. Curtis is
that his case has taken turn for the
worse. lie was expecting to come home
from the hospital few days ago, but
the prospect now is that he must have
another operation Immediately and With
very doubtful results.
The officers and members of Mt.
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No. 80, have
received an invitation to visit Good
Faith Rebekah Lodge, No. 40, Buck
field, Ne. Oct. 18th, 1908. A good at
tendance of the members is desired at
the next meeting, Oct. 9th, 1908.
Another young Cuban is at Albert d.
Parks 10 stay few months and acquire
some knowledge of English before enter
inc an American school. He is Antonio
Fernandez. son of DIR. Fernandez OF
Puerto Principe, Cuba, and is IA years
Of age. He is a nephew of Juan Escarra.
who was formerly at Mr.. Parks.
A. :. Richards of Buekfield brought
into the Democrat office Saturday good
dish Of ripe wild strawberries which he
picked the day before, the 18th OF Sep
TENDER. In all he picked nearly
quart. and the samples which he brought
in were good sized, ripe berries which
would do credit to afield in June. That
is the largest picking yet reported OF
our phenomenal fall strawberry crop.
The chug-chug of a gasoline automo-
bile motor occasionally drifts IN at the
window of the Democrat office, and
glance out reveals Phil Bolster, sitting
in the back end ofa boys wagon and
kicking it along the street. The motor
attachment is very simple, consisting OF
awire which projects from the body oil
the wagon against the spokeS OF IA wheel,
and makes purring more or less RAPID
according to the speed of the vehicle.
At little distance it makes good imi-
tation of red DEVIL"
Rev. \. S. Bisbee will speak on the
subject OF ResubmisSiOn at the Baptist
church. this Monday evening at 5 O'Clock.
Music by StearnS' Orchestra during the
evening. Mr.. Bisbee is young man
quite well known throughout the state.
He was a deputy sheriff of Cumberland
County under Sheriffs Pearson and Dunn,
and was the candidate of the Prohibition
party for sheriff in last years campaign.
vigorous fighter and hard hitter in
the cause of prohibition. Heis Wood
stock boy, son Of Charles Bisbee of that
town
The ladies' of the Methodist society
propose to hold sale of fancy and use
full articles at the veStries of their church
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. and .
The sale will commence Wednesday at
P. NJ and continue through the after
noon and evening and the following day
Ice cream and light refreshments vii
be for sale Thursday evening at 6:3'
o'clock first class supper will be serv
ed, and at o'clock the same evening
musical and literary concert will b,
given in the auditorium of the churcl
under the direction of Mrs. Burnham
Organist.
j. II. Brooks was called to Auburn
Friday morning by the sad news of tn
sudden death of his wife. Mrs. Brook
arose Friday morning apparently a
well as usual, and shortly after wa
taken with kind of faintness, and die
almost immediately in her mother