Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-09-22

,s.,o Hours : 90 to I 90 A. u; 500 A. y.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June "a, 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,-,u,, ,,oxp (east)- 81 A. NJ, daily, Sunday
,rCISdeD, $50 A. NJ, 4aoP.M' sunday only
$50 NJ. ,o,,,-1ooo A. NJ s:ssP NJ, lO:l
eo'"S sily. sundays ineluded). Sunday only
W22A.M
v,rs, Congregational Church. Rev. w; !
cInSs ID D.. pastor. Preaching services, ~ =
brUo> AMI 800 p. NJ, Sunday School IL NJ;
A: ~ = at6P. NJ; Church prayer meeting o
r,ssGay evening at 80 O'Clock. All NOT osnei
luz con nected, are cordially invited.
S,ysea,bodist Church, Rev. A. W. Pottle, Pastor
a. Sunday, morning prayer meeting, SSU A
". preaching service 10 40 A. N. sapoasn Schoo
~ Epworth League Meeting, SlS p. y.
syenlng prayer meesing ~. Er,Ssy evenins
lTSss,,;st Church, Rev. IL. s. Pinkham, Pastor
oI pSpniay, preaching service 10 as A. NJ, sat
Sath school IL "; PRAYER meeung 'Vo r. L.
oa1. ,,eeting Tuesday evening.
rnynirersalist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, Pastor
,a.tfn,, service every Sunday at 2 80 p
fIa, School at 80 p. NJ. Evening service,
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STATED MEETINGS.
a N.-Paris Lodge, No. %. Regular
So,,ny tuesday evening on or before fuil moon
n. d. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
- THURSDAY evening Of each week.-Aurors
Encampment, urss anu sNAA~ '
Of saos R~Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
a. meets second and fourth fridays Oh eacf
R-W. X KimDall Post, No. las, meets
DIST and third Saturday evenings or eacf
month. IN q. A. K Hall. c., .oo,. ors,
Nm n Kimban Relief Corps meets hrsl
AMI tb,rd saturday evenings OF each month, In
hese ~ III EFParis Grange, from May to Oct. l.
,,csts -econd and fourth Saturday; during inc
remainder OF the year. meets every SATURDAY IN
eT Tl S.C-second and fourth Mondays OF
eA<D 10 q. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets second and fourth wednesday evenings
az each month.
~ P.~Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
yrhlsy evening at Pythian Hail.
Modern wO0dmen Of Amertca.-South Paris
Cqmp No 1886, meets second AMI fourth Tues-
'Isy evenings In Golden Cross Hall.
Mrs. c. E. Howe is visiting Mrs. True
al New Gloucester.
Mrs. Rice, of Winchester, Mass, is a
cuest at Y. d. Bolster's.
Rawson Holman is visiting relatives at
Dixfeld for a few days.
Mrs Abner Allen of Bridgton was the
guest Of her son, Percy Allen, during
fair.
Mrs. George Hargrave of Portland is
visiting her parents, j. j. Morton and
wife.
Mr.. $. C. Jackson of Haverhill, Msss.,
called on relatives and friends one day
last week.
The creamery building has been re-
painted, and very appropriately in solid
cream color.
Miss Maud Robbins of Auburn has
been the guest of Miss Olive NJ. Stuart
for few days.
The water in the mill pond was drawn
oil for several days last week, while re-
pairs were made on the bulkhead at l..
5. Billings mill.
M.F. Virgin, wife and son, of Rum
ford, visited his cousin, y. ID. Bolster,
during the fair.
L.P. Gerrish of Lisbon, former
principal of the high school here, was in
town last week.
L. :. Billings and E. Y. Haskell have
bought the Beman house, next to the
brick school house.
Howard Giles of North Wayne visited
the family of his uncle, George Giles,
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Atwood OF
Auburn were the guests of friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
George II. Cummings and wife of Me-
chanic Falls were guests at Writ STAN
ley'S two days of the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. P. Parlin have moved
their goods to Sabattus, and are get
ting settled in their new home there.
Miss Margaret Baker, Mr.. Wheeler's
clerk, is taking a two weeks vacation.
One week is to be spent in trip to Mon
treal and Quebec.
Mr.. Stowe sold his household goods
al auction Friday afternoon. He will
90 to live with Mrs. Stoves niece, Mrs.
Gooding, at Yarmouth.
Mr.. III. A. Tribou and wife of Machias,
Mrs. Parker and Miss r. III. Tribou OF
BuckSpOrt, and Mrs. Davis of New York,
are guests at Capt. Tribou'S.
There was a dance at the hall We'd
ueSday evening, with music by Stearns'
Orchestra. In spite of the intense heat,
there was good attendance.
Miss Grace l. Denote, who has been
the guest of friends here for lew days,
has gone to Lewiston TO enter the train
ing school for kindergarten work.
Alfred II. Jackson, tax collector, an
nounces that taxes of 1902 not paid by
Oct. 18th will be advertised, so if you
want to save cost you know how to do
il.
Theatrical attractions at Norway,
The Real Widow Brown" "Wednesday
evening, and 1.-The Burglar Thursday
evening, drew the usual crowd from
this place.
John NJ. Murch will leave in two or
three weeks for Redlands, Calf, where
he intends to spend the winter. He is
seriously troubled with asthma, and
will 90 to California in the hope of find
inc relief from it.
John D. Parsons, who has been visiting
Deacon s. X. Parsons and other relatives
here for some weeks, has returned to his
home in Santa Ana, Calf. Miss Dora
Parsons accompanied him, and Will re-
main in California for a wear
F. A. Heidner of Springfield, Mass,
traveller for the Paris Manufacturing
Co., is here for a month. He takes the
place in the company's office of Geo. b.
Crockett, who will take a months vaca-
ton for the benefit of his health.
J.F. Stanley and wife of Auburn were
guests at C.. W. Bowker's during the
fair. On their return home they were
accompanied for few days visit oy
Mr.. Bowker's family, also by Newton
Stanley and wife, who had spent Few
days at Writ SANKEY'S.
The September strawberry is not
very rare article this year. w. ii. Rod
inson brings the Democrat bunch OF
ripe ones which he picked on the inter-
vale above the village. Several others
have been reported. The Democrat mas
not yet seen an inhabitant old enough 10
remember picking ripe wild strawberries
in the fall.
From an esthetic point of view, that
fringe of barrels strung along the lower
side of the fence at the Market Square
grass plot, is not an Improvement, ano
our thousands of fair week visitors car