Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30


TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PASls
.,,,...town cast 81 N. daily; sunday
Go'I-, 4.l,AN, 50 P.N. sunday only
80 p xsst,-lONo A. NJ. S.ss P. NJ. 10 4
6e.NH s;'c sundays included). sunday only
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,oUra PARIS POST OFFICE
49,. u,rrs 50 A. N. TO 80 NJ
CHURCHES.
...,,,., -,,,at,onsl Church. Rev. W. Z
sNs. m ~ nastCr. Preaching services, 10 -
Dr. ,rF 40 ?. NJ; sunday Scnool l. H,
p So assP. NJ. Church prayer me eel, ohs o.
Tuesiay evening Al ,.3 ~ : wi Invited.
VIZ .2lI I,st Csurch. Rev. II. A. Clifford, Pastor
SS"Slsv. morning PRAYER meeting; ~ 49,. A
On - - i, service 10 As A. M; Saobatn Scnoo
n pseS S., ~ League Meeting. 615 P. NJ
! a, ..-,vgr meeting P. NJ, prayer meeune
2yea.-- 'sy,1'uS; class meeting, Friday evening
IIS''- tfu~rh Ou sunday, preaching service
b. .lhsth school l. u, PRAYER meet
- \. "a p-aver meeting Tuesday evening
49, Church. Rev. j. Il. Little, Pastor
-.s .a-ylte every Sunday at 2:So p NJ
fIeA ,-trI. ats }OP. N. Evening service
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.rArED MEETINGS.
-, N-Parls Lodge, No, az Regular
ssv evening on or before tullmoon.
uy' E-MOUnt Mica Lodge, regular meet
r-..isv evening Of each weeA'-Aurora
u, srst and third Monday evenings
81 ya,- -W5upt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
q. .-s.t. second and fourth rriusys oA eacn
~ -..i iF Fellows Hall.
I5-' W. X. Eimball Post, No. ltS, meets
mir! Saturday evenings OIL eseh
-.-t- "a t,. a. r Hal O. 1853. ga,
~ 4 ktub2Q Relef corps meets LIS
.-f,-,-t saturday evenings OF each month, I'D
HAL.
hf'-, fIEpsrts Grange. from May 70 Oct; !,
FL, AMI third Saturday curing me
-.Ts.r .s- ~ the year, meets every sa'uruaS' l"
eieli' .,,'. &c. and fourth Mondays OF
20. P-stouy Brook Lodge, No: Isl,
MI. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
o. -Hsmun Lodge, No, 81. meets every
= a. evening 81 Pythian Hall. go. p.-..
49, Wo5dmen Of America--Soutn Paris
r.-r ~ 1886, meets second am iOur'n Aues
i-..-.,r-. IN Golden Cross HAN. 80,
ASTsDum-Parris Council, No. 1871,
-. .-.; ana third Monday evenings Al ~
Mr., Paul Of East Saugus, Mass, Is a
..,e,- AZ MIS-. W. 4. rockingham
r5r.,. cady Of Gorham, y. H., was
mes NJ Harold Anderson last week.
NJ. Elizabeth King of New York has
been cues, for few days at 5. NJ.
Kings
Ernest NJ SWEET of Wesleyan Univer-
.i.y Ni8i'e,owu. Conn, is at home for
few weeks vacation.
Mis-, Grace Thayer joined the Briggs
am. Ran families at Bailey's Island
Wednesday for a few days stay.
Morse Of Waltham. Mass, was
q. south Paris last week TO attend the
fgurra. oi his mother, Mrs. Eddy.
Nj NJ Niles and Master Walter
Ne, from SabattuS, Me, are visiting at
M and Mrs V NJ. Rowe'S this week.
Mn, H. F. Chase and Mrs. A. c.
Dyer oi Lynn. Mass, who had been
,..,.ir- relatives here, returned home
the tr>, Of last week.
Ar-lgrW N. Pratt ri East Orange, \.
has been here for the past week with
his family. who have been at South
Paris for some weeks.
Alton Wheeler, ESD who recently
,a>,eG the state bar examination, was
S,- week admitted 20 the bar in the |
supreme Judicial Court at Bath.
". w. Walker. wife and son. of Port
land. are visiting the family of Mrs.
walkers father. A. C.. Jones, and other |
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
William. A. Porter has been drawn as
GRAND ,r-lr for the coming year, and II. |
Wlr-.r DenniSon and John Pierce as
traverse Jurors for the October term OF
court
F Pummer has put fiat roof on
b., store and residence building, above
the former shiugled roof, giving an
opr1runity 20 finish of another story
when desired
The corn factory will start up We'd
ne>iay II this week. Everything is fully
in readiness for the run. HuSkerS will
beuad five cents per basket this year,
instead Of four as formerly.
The families of J. +. King. c. W.
shaw and John McPhee went WedneS-
,ay ,o Bajley'S Island for few days
outing. Mr.. Shaw and Mr.. McPhee were
With them for a short time. but have re-
turned home
Car. Robinson has recently returned
from Yarmouth. where be had been
two weeks visiting Robert Ham. They
visited Portland, Cushing's Island,
RiyerJou Park and other places. Robert
Ham came home with him to stay
while.
The lawn party on the grounds of L.
b. Dean. under the auspices OF the
New England Order of Protection, last
MJuday evening. was very enjoyable
occasion. Exercises were given by the
children. refreshments served and games
Played.
Nj. and Mrs. Y. D. Bolster and Miss
Ruth have been spending a few days IN
Portland Miss Elsie Bolster and Nor
ton Bolster are visiting relatives In
Rlmiorl and Canton. Master Phil stays
az f. v HaSkell's during the absence
of the rest of the family.
4 number Of the young people joined
in q corn roast and general good time at
the Briggs camping ground Thursday
evening The affair was arranged espe-
cia,ly in honor OF DR.. Clarence Richards
Of Oshkosh, Wis. who has been for some
two weeks visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Richards.
Miss Lucinda Field has accepted the
priHcipalship of the grammar school at
Pauen, Me- Miss Field, who has been
principal of the Paris Hill Grammar
school for two years, is one OF the
towns most progressive teachers, anu
her many friends are much gra,ified at
her appointment to this lucrative situa-
ton in a large school.
Mrs. Rose Houghtaling of Philadel-
phia. Pa, with her sister. Mrs. kimball,
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Il.
Z. Pratt, in her home in South Paris. 1t
is the first time in many years that
they have visited her and it was enjoyed
very much by all. Mrs. II. E. Chase
and Mrs. A. c. Dyer of Lynn, Mass,
have also made their aunt, Mrs. Pratt,
very pleasant call.
Mrs. L. C.. Marston of West Auburn
was the guest last week of her former
elassmate at Hebron Academy, Miss
Julia p. Morton. Mrs. Marston and
Miss Morton graduated from Hebron in
the class of 1888 which contained twen-
" members, seventeen of whom are now
living. Among those now or formerly
OF Paris are Miss Julia p. Morton,
Henry X. Stearns, Lula A. Penley (now
Mrs. A. G.. Dyer of Lynn, Mass Lizzie
= Narchan fnA,, NJ, EraI aGips of