Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-24

CHURCHES.
g,-st congregational Church. Rev. W. \
-. D D.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 "a
"a. and 100 ?. NJ; sunday School " M 4
,sy evening az 80 o'clock. AL, not other
- .S1uected, are cordially invited.
"SetSSiist Church. Rev. II. A. Clifford, Pastor
ana sunday, morning prayer meeting, $50 A.
u1 -.sgSinr service 10 AS A. M; Sabbath School
n FpWorth League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ
'--s~inr drawer meeting P. NJ; prayer meetinl
'ia- evening; class meeting, Friday evening
-, Cburch Roy. II. 5. Pinkham, Pastor.
,- sv preaching service 10 10 A. NJ sab
school II NJ; PRAYER meeting : 90 p. NJ
- ', -rp,tlng Tuesday evening.
p't,, ssiist Church, Rev. J. III. Little, Pastor.
,S-'t.,., service every sunday at 80 P. N.
1870 Srhou! az so P. VI. Evening service,
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STATED MEETINGS.
go N-Parls Lodge, No. 90. Regular
'..ir.- Tuesday evening on or before tull moon
N i b, 3D. F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
rrIr.~stay evening OF each week.-Aurors
ivs-',1.rnent, first and third Monday evenings
'' ,', WON'T Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
Cd. meets second amt fourth rrluays Vi each
5-,r.5 In Odd Fellows Hall, -.
Nv. X. Rimban Post, No. las, meets
---, md third Saturday evenings OF eaeI
"y-'-' EimSan Relief Corps meets first
..t ,.,f saturday evenings OF each month"; IN
g.v.f corps Hall. ~.
40 ID Paris 6rAnkts lEhu W ~ -
.,.r.- fr-. and third saturday; during the
,.e,,r.sr Of the year, meets every Saturday III
Is g.. second and fourth Mondays Of
~. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-eroui and fourth Wednesday evenings
.ft.,u month. q, -. -
P-Hamnn Lodge, No, 81 meets every
D. .sv evening az Pythian Hall. NJ.
vT.srn Wo0dmen of Ameriea.-South Parls
..~.r ~ 1885,. meets second AMI fourth tues
Jennings IN Golden Cross Han.
p... Nrcauum.-Parris Council, NO. lo-I'
-.--t ana tnlr,l Monday evenings at : 80.
Nils, Addie Giles spent Sunday with
friend, 10 Lewiston.
Mis-, >horey of woodfords is guest
.t MIS-. n f. Wilson.
r-y and Mrs. A. W. Pottle were in
town "a few days last week.
v,r, George Ham of Yarmouth visited
relatives here for few days last week.
IL Russell, wife and son, of Leeds,
t... been visiting in town for few
days
Frank z. Knight of South Portland
V,sa guest at Hon. James ). Wrights
over sunday
~. Arthur Hall of Buckfield spent
INST week in town, guest OF her father,
A.C r King.
Harry Norton of Auburn was in town
las, Wednesday, guest of his parents,
ID Morton and wife.
George Hargrave and wife of Portland
visited Mrs. IlarSraye's parents, j. -
Norton and wife, few days last week.
Edward l.. Greene is at work in Port
srf. and Mrs. Greene and the baby
have gone there to be with him for the
SIMMER
Tucker and wife left Friday for
tl-.. cottage at Bay Point, where they
will spend the summer, rs they have Tor
several years past.
Rev e.. II. Young CT Bowdoinham,
formerly of south Paris, has been nomi-
mated for sheriff BY the Prohibitlonists
Of >agadahoc County.
There will be rehearsal of Mt. Pleas
.nt degree team Wednesday afternoon
a, quarter past four. Members please
uae notice and try and be present
Miss Mabel Towle is temporarily EN-
Moved in the insurance office OF W. j.
Wheeler \ Go. Miss Baker will take
vacation during the month of June, and
Mis-, Tuwle will remain until her return.
Next Monday, May 3Oth, is Memorial
u4y. The south Paris stores and buSl-
ness offices close all day. HouSekeeperS
will need to be thoughtful and provide
ou saturday for Monday as well as the
sabbath.
j. A. Lambe, who was for several years
, resident of South Paris aud was III
trade in the Capt Bolster store, has been
Inn town for a few days. Mr.. Lambe is
now in Whiting, Maine, engaged IN the
lumber business.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office May 2Sd, 1904:
Mrs r. A. Mills.
Mrs. Julia q McAllister.
Mrs EYire Lappin.
S.F DAVIS. Postmaster.
10 is probable that the Republican
caucus to choose delegates to the state
and county conventions will be held on
the lith of June, and the caucus To
nominate for representative to the leg's-
J.ure may be held the same day.
Ralph Andrews gave party to a num-
Der of his young playmates Saturday
afternoon. the occasion being his ninth
birthday. Judging from the sounds oil
merument which came from that dIrec-
t.uu. il was very enjoyable affair
A meeting of the Oxford Blaeksmiths
Association will be held at Engine
House Hall. Saturday, May 2Sth, at III
W. one fare on the Grand Trunk
Railway from all stations in Name.
All blacksmithS are cordially invited.
Dinner will be served to all who attend.
A delegation of South Paris Masons
started in closed carriage "Wednesday
evening To visit Granite Lodge at West
Paris, 10y invitation. They had got only
short distance outside the village when
spring of the carriage broke, in such
way rs TO put the vehicle entirely out OF
commission. Accordingly they walked
back. and not to be beaten, took the
evening train for West Paris, and came
back in the morning. They report a
very good time.
Wednesday of this week the state
ASSESSORS will hold meeting at the
court house. Here it is expected that
the assessors of the several towns Will
present themselves, with their valuation
books, and undergo a course OF examina-
ton relative To their manner OF making
assessments. From the information thus
derived, the state assessors Will decide
what they will do, in assessing the state
tax, with regard TO the valuation OF the
towns returned to them by the local
assessors. For instance, il they think
the assessors of a town are putting the
real estate at too low figure, they Will
increase the valuation of the real estate
in that town by such percentage as seems
right to them. There is no doubt that
such conference as is to be had at these
meetings tends toward establishing q
uniformity of methods and an equaliza-
! ton of valuation in the different towns
paragraph has recently been going
the rounds of the papers regarding
SeedlesS apple originated by some one
the tree bearing no blossoms. The ide'
of fruitful tree with no blossoms Il
treated with proper ridicule by practica
fruit growers, but according to facts
given the Democrat by l.. 5. Swan
something like what is referred TO allow
is not entirely unknown. Fifty year
ago, says Mr.. Swan, on the farm In Mil