Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-01-06
Y'hs Wstnra 1emulral
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
ONCE Hours 8 90 to 90 A. -, 500 A. n. h
sOoP.h.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept. Is. 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-S SO A. NJ. daily, Sundays
included), $50 A. NJ. 44of.A. sunday only
Going M (wess)-lO 90 A. NJ. IS p. NJ. 81,
Pm, daily. Sundays includedD Sunday only
922A.N.
First Congregational Church Rev. W. +
Brooks, ID. D., pastor. Preaching services. IN *
A. NJ and I 90 p. NJ; Sunday School IL NJ;
Ps Church n prayer meeting Haa osns or
wise connected, are cordially invited:
Methodist Church. Rev. A. w. Pottle. Pastor
ON Sunday, morning prayer meeting, sSS A
ls n; Epworth League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ
evening prayer meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
TUESDAY evening: class meeting, Friday evening
Rantist Church, Rev. II. 5. pinkham, Pastor
IN Sgniay. preaching service 10 As A. M; Sab
hath school II NJ; PRAYER meeting . 90 p. NJ;
nrayer meeting Tuesday evening.
Universsst Church Rev j. H. Little ssS Pastor n
IRE SseAJ Hall Sunday school at sol Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
up.-,. Ioage. No. %. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening On az sel Tsspar meet
,,gs u Thursday evening Of each week.-Aurora
- sn cam pmS1.s! nrS' ANU '"''N ~
d. ofR.-Mount Pleasant ReSesan Lodge, 40,
month in odd Fellows Hall ~ ,.s n.s,.
g. a; ns st ,S,r A. s a evenings Of each
month IN o. K q; X ha Relief Corps meets ars,
and third saturday evenings of each month, In
Relief Corps hali. ..o,, Nav, IN oct. I
meets second and fourth Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year. meets every 'a'uiu''' :"
Z. 3. 6. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
eaSn FoI on p-s,ony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
leach month Hsmpn Iodve. No. 81. meets every
ErIisy evening at Pythian Hall
ca @Uae Na IoSSf meets second ami fourth Tues
day evenings In Golden Cross Hall.
NJ voor,s raso-
How many Oh tnose NC" ie"i
tlOhs sun SUI WV
Walter b. Rand OF LoeSes Mills was
at South Paris IhurSuay
pav II Little was called to Turner
Edo to attend funeral.
Miss Adale ulles Is te"lne "p0
'e'''N9 - WV
Have you got SO YET .hAs sou "a"
write 1t l9Oo without tninAinS'
u..,a o,d pass;s CaSv of Gorham. Y.
r, h"Io 1;S;.;nr ~ y Y anderson's.
h'' "A0 '''1e -,
The next assembly, VI 'ns tp;i 49,
0e ne.u iuo'u"s
JAIL u
Mrs. Rufus Young and Mrs. WooGsuin
of LOcke's Mills were AT oou'h r"i''
Wednesday.
George r. Salisbury OF the Hlgn
School class of 1902, now STUDENT II, 1ne
University of Pennsylvania, was mere
visiting a few days last week.
Co. slods aoorscatinc
oeseial - 49, hunSraS have been Received
D.. ar par;s Misunderstanding Co. during
the past ten days. 1t is unusual to have
sleds ordered after Christmas.
Mo-. po,star ,res;dent and ].
~, D"s 'ou 40" hoarS of trustees of
F. ~ , mn. @ ~ pa,t renresented
Soutn az .Sa aTn,aI MEETING of the
an. ~, JAZZ S, =. o panL ASSOCIATION at Port
MAI maln st Sa
lanu n"i'"'
The senior class of the high school
held a sociable in New Hall FRIDAY even
ing, when hao a gpou a"S lanes was
Ptos Sn .. "a 3D. yonng neopIe SEEM
1870 "a - 80, 80 themselves very well.
GU ~ 0"'''
The annual meeting oi inc NieiAen'
Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY ioi
the election of officers and the Trans
-. 80 ,tbar ;mportant business, will
aSlIVn Va V' 90. Tb,rS
be held at the asSeSsors ohSo'
day evening Jan. s at 80 o CLOCK.
10y
The annual meeting of the Paris Puo-
y, r;I,r,, Assoc;a,ion will he held at
n' i ,.,y 49,. -. saturday even
inc Ian. 10. at 7:3O O'Clock, for the
election of officers and the transaction Oh
any other business that may legally DC
done.
o..a ucoldan Hair and the
~, ino ~ os rana.tad Thursday
lnree De"is' 49, 90 tho nublic
evening ior tne oo. 80 S,a ond
library; me ese s,Iad as at The
while the nan was ! uoe nv" ,as GOOD
hrst perI0rnauoss, 80 ,r,s even better
mousse. Inc les 'ha .~S;enc. was an
than oelore' , anu ..o "oaadS amounted
to SS2.lO, which VIII goior INC oenen' u
the library.
The reoular meeting of Stony Brook
Jodge No, ISL. n. f. o. p, was on
NonSav evening. Dec. 22. The officers
slacted for the ensuing year are as
saIIo,.s.
d., w..,sr-E 7 Swan.
WarIen@E. b. Dean.
Vice wsrden-Emms H. Swan
Zee sec-,Iso Nv ", oef'''
Tress.-A. A. Bird.
Chaplain-N. T. Strickland.
Guide-C. W; I'm, MoSt9n, .,,s
S Ssn,IusiHA " peCoster.
In the present coal famine It is the
fortune of many people to be o0llged 10
burn wood in a coal stove or furnace.
While many of them are familiar with
the wrinkle here given some are not
Put piece of sheet iron on your CRATE
large enough to cover most OF II, leaving
good chance for draft In 'front.'; rms
makes something TO hold the eoais lroll
dropping through. One man VINO treat
ed an ordinary parlOr coal stove In TINS