Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-21
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.

Go'us AZ sundays includedl. sunday only
20 3! a. 81
SOUTH PARIS POST oFFics
,,,,.. Hours. 30 A. NJ. TO 7:SOP.M
CHURCHES.
s,,.f congregational Church. Rev. w; :
-. Al ID pastor. Preaching services, III ~
N, aud 90 =. NJ. San1ay scnoo ,,,a 80 .,
a. y at6P.s.; Church prayer meeting oi
>. a. ,.ysp,ny al 30 o'clock. All, not other
lsn1uected are cordially invltel. ~.
W. tI.,Sn'iist Church Rev. III. A. Clifford, Pastor
90 Sunaaiy, lsryIc@ no As A. NJ sabbath schoo
~ Pr UTorth League Meeting, 6l5 P. n.
veaag prayer meeting M g5sSS sT s %eens
IIt''St!, Chnr,h. Rev. III. :. Pinkham, Pastor
DSt law preaching service 10 10 A. M, sap
80 school IL NJ; PRAYER meeting w r n
49, meeting Tuesday evening. ~.
piS.,r,rersaIist Church. Rev. j. H. Little, Pastor
NV scrvire every Sunday. at 2:3O p. NJ
I,1, ScnooI al 80 p. NJ. Evening service
IN.
STATED MEETINGS.
v-Paris Lodge, No. -. Reguls,
-, ~ Tues,lav evening on or before full moon
"f ID q. F.-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular nleet
TO-. thursday evening OF eaea Wsek'- ,aut''i
.4rrs,mpment, first ami third Monday evenings
~ tA.4 "Noupt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
u %. - se,nnd and fourth Fridays OF eacf
l.'rtt. iu udd Fellows Han; ,.o ,.a.,,
Nv. n Kimban Post. No. las, ineets
w. az thiri saturday evenings OF eaef
mouth EiniGaI Relief Corps meets hrs'
',.tr.l saturday evenings of each month"; III
Ef.'e. "a a. p1ris Grange, from May to Oct /,
,rf and third Saturday; during the
r-mtin..cr 90 the year, meets every Sa'uiuaS' 4"
1i311' 4, second and fourth Mondays OF
e'<- T b, q. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-e,.,oI and fourth Wednesday evenings
az each month. q, ao,o syar,
n ut P-Hamliu Lodge, No. 81 nee'S e''i'
~ .s- evening at Pythian HAN Gal, r.,.,s
MODERN Wo0dmen OF Ameriea.-South raIls
,T., NJ 1885, meets second ami tOurth Aues
w. .,ruluE- IN Golden Cross hal .,,
p.I Nr,anum.-Parris Council, NO. lo-i'
1t. ,.r-t and thiri Monday evenings at So'
Master Henry Howe is making visit
q. East Bethel.
N.s. Maud Lunt is visiting in Farm
..u,un and North Turner.
Ms. Lila Stearns of Bethel has been
visiting at Frank A. 'raylors.
Mn, l.. l.. Phelps of Portland is a
.eie,t at Mrs. Alice z. Thayer's.
NJ uetlef OF W dhtliCiN, Nno's''' -
visiting his brother, p. +. Wheeler.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lunt was visited last week
by her brother, Adelbert Y. Locke.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Gerry of New
Haven. Conn, are with relatives here.
Miss Bertha Merrill of Auburn has
been the guest of relatives here Tor lew
days.
Br. e.. l.. Buck expects to be in his
office again the last of this week, about
the 4Sd
Miss Eunice FobeS is at home from
her teaching in Cornish for the summer
vacation
Mrs. G.. G.. Andrews and Miss Albertha
Andrews are on visit To relatives IN
North Arson.
Mrs. George f. Eastman and Mrs. +.
r Kimball have been spending lew
days AT Lowell.
VI Farrar aud wife returned last
week from a trim of several days 10
Mexico and Weld.
Mrs. George Cobb and Miss Mildred
cobb Of Portland have been guests at H.
e.. Fletcher'S for few days.
Miss Lola Lane of West Paris was the
gueSt of Mrs. Writ Stanley last week
coming down To attend the graduation
Rev ". f. Brooks. ID. d., and Mrs.
Brooks attended the Oxford Conference
OF congregational churches at Andover
last week
The Hebron Academy graduation and
centennial exercises drew many people
from this place on "Wednesday ana
Thursday
4 shipment of over two tons of butter
WIS made from the Oxford County
Creamery Saturday morning, to go into
cold storage.
F. Andrews and family have been in
Lowell for day or two. Master Ralph
remains there. and expects to stay Tor
two months or so.
Miss Rosa Willard of Keen'S Mills, a
graduate of the high school in the class
of 1908. was here last week to attend
the graduating exercises.
George r. Salisbury, who formerly
lived al south Paris, and is now taking
course i'm the Baltimore Dental College,
made a short visit to friends here last
week.
Frank A. Taylor is making some
changes in his residence on High Street,
charging one of the front rooms and
throwing the other into the hall. tie
has also made other changes.
Miss Grace l. Wheeler, graduate OF
Paris High School, now a member OF
the class of 1905 in Tufts College, visited
relatives here last week, while on,her
way from college to her home in Milan,
v II.
Capt. Alfred A. Starbird and his sis
Ter. Miss Abbie Starbird, who keeps
house for him at Fort Monroe, arrived
here Saturday on visit to the family OF
their father, w. :. Starbird. capt.
Starbird has two months leave OF
absence.
Roy f. Strickland, who graduated
from the University of Maine on the
9th. is at home. His course was in
electrical engineering. and he has good
position with the General Electric Co.
in schenectady, y. Y, where he Will go
some time next month.
Miss Susie l.. Porter and Miss Lucelia
Crockett, who are teaching In the model
school at Pennington Normal School,
are at home for the summer vacation.
Miss Porter is accompanied by Miss
Bertha Tardy of Foxcroft, who will re-
main here for a few weeks.
A party of the high school students
went on hayrack ride Monday even
ing. Whether they made the usual ano
conventional amount of racket for such
an occasion when they got outside the
village can not be said, but here the.
were very quiet and demure.
Flag Day was quite generally 90
served last Tuesday by display of ilag'
and bunting at the business places ant
many of the residences. Vim. X. Kim
ball Post and Relief Corps held thei
picnic as planned in the afternoon, ant
at $50 had a supper in their hall, follow
eel by an entertainment comprising reel
tatiOns, speeches, and singing.
On Wednesday Messrs. John A. Jones
city engineer of Lewiston, and X. A
Swift, city engineer of Auburn, wer
here by arrangement with the selectmer
to do some work preliminary TO puttin
in the sewer from Market Square to th
river voted at the annual town meeting