Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-11-29
IL Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
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CHURCHES.
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AMI 90 p. NJ; Sunday school u h, 4.
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Iles4a! ,scte5 are cordially invited.
Niss ...SSIiSst Church Rev. II. 4. Clifford, Pastor
IN sunday, morning prayer meeung, sSS A.
va ,I,-sscSipg service l045 A. M; Sseoatn scnooi
~ Pi'II nworth League Meeting, 6lS p. n;
ia. -, brave meeting p NJ; prayer meeting
r"s-.iSv evening; class meeting, trt1sy evening.
Baptst church. on sunI sun, =, pieSS rsr met
u - 4 " "a prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
NJ ,rsr.aYst Church. Rev, J. II. Little, Pastor.
p,ssrhing service every SUNDAY az - r.,
sunday school at 80 P. NJ Evening ser''0e'
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Psrls Lodge, No. 81. REGULAR
.as.S-g rlesiay evening on or Oetore tui uoon'
m - F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
Nr,rrsIsy evening of each week.-Aurora
.r,t-5pmeut, drst and third MONDAY evenings
81 t"es ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
Ssst. second aud fourth Fridays OF each
month in odd Fellows Hall; NJ ,.s ,,ss,s
u. 4 R.-w. h. himball foss, no. hfo =, n LEE
sr-t AMI third Saturday evenings VI each
my W X Kim6aI Relief Corps meets first
all tblr,j saturday evenings of each month"; In
"I E, -, Paris Grange. from May TO Oct, l,
% f-.t and third saturday; during the
-.|,Ir'er OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
etp5s . .''t second and fourth Mondays of
ca" %. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
"a second and fourth Wednesday evenings
u - P.-Uamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
p a. evening at Pythian HAN. 60. p.-,
NS,ern woodmen OF America,-South Paris
rsrru No 1885,, meets second AMI 1ourth iues-
fsr evenings In Golden Cross han. -,
R,yal Arcanum.-Parris Counel, NO: s foA'
% set- ilrst and third Monday evenings al 'oo'
Mrs. Clara c, Andrews spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Lynn.
Harold E. Hebbard was at home from
LYNN. Mass, for Thanksgiving.
Miss Maud Douglass spent several days
with friends in Portland last week.
Miss susie Porter, who is teaching in
Portland. was at home for Thanksgiving.
T. Garland and family of Portland
we're Thanksgiving guests at Nelson G.
Elders.
Miss Grace |. DeMotte has been the
onest of Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler for a
few days.
Miss Lisbeth Murphy was at home
from her school at Gilead to spend
Thanksgiving.
IT. P Brett and family of Beverly,
Mass. have been guests at e. Z. Bretts
for few days.
Miss Julia p Morton was at home
from Abingdon, Mass, where she teaches,
for Thanksgiving.
Miss Alta c. Walker, who teaches in
the high school at Wells, is at home for
the Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Mabelle G. Stiles, who has been
n home for about three weeks, has re-
turned TO Boston for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stanley of Au-
burn we're guests of their daughter, Mrs.
c. W. Bowker, for Thanksgiving.
DR.. E. C. Andrews of North Arson
was the guests OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Andrews, over Thanks
giving
Harry E. Maxim and Miss Bean came
from Portland to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Maxim's parents, Franklin
Maxim and wife.
Mr. Julian Stowe entertained five to
dinner Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenleaf Emery, Mr.. Allie Emery,
Mr.. Ami Emery, Miss Laura Emery.
Wv. Walker and family and E. l..
Greene and family of Portland were
Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Walkers
and Mrs. Greene's parents, A. Z. Jones
and wife.
Messrs. J. ). Brown, W. II. SWEET,
and A. B. Talbot have had large we'll
dus near Fairyiew Corner and are hay-
ing pipe laid for running water to their
houses and barns.
Deputy Sheriff George G. Shirley of
Fryeburr on Thursday brought to Jail
William &. Anthony of Browntield, who
will serve thirty days in default of a fine
for assault and battery.
The calendar winter begins next
Thursday, and the astronomical winter
about three weeks later. Wouldn't
think the beginning of winter was so Tar
in the future, would you?
George F. Eastman and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Eastmans
parents, DIR. and Mrs. c. p. Hubbard, at
Lowell. Miss Carrie Hubbard will re-
main there for the present.
Rev. Howard A. Clifford and family
passed a pleasant Thanksgiving at East
Rumford in the home of Mr.. A. j.
Knight, the father of Mrs. Clifford. Mr..
Clifford reports that an open fire was
his special JOY.
The next circle of the Universalist
Good Cheer Society will be held next
Tuesday, Dec. 6. Supper will be served
at the usual hour after which the two
act comedy 'Our Awful Aunt will be
given, followed by specialties. Prices
as usual.
A big shipment of venison came into
town on the evening train Wednesday.
II was brought by C.. K. Brett, z. NJ.
Walker and W. II. Cummings, who had
been at Swett's camp at Molunkus for
number of days. Each got bis allow
ance of two deer, and the six animals
made an imposing array.
Some referee hearings at Buckfeld,
which involved the running of a line,
took the attention of several of our at
torneys for the first half of last week.
Walter l.. Gray, Esq, was one of the
referees, and Wright Il Wheeler were
counsel for one of the parties. For three
days Judge Wilson was the only practic-
ing lawyer in town.
Do not forget the Autumn Festival,
Dec. 7th and Sth, under the auspices OF
the ladies of the Congregational Society.
A great variety of useful and fancy arti-
Giles will be on sale, food, homemade
candies, etc. The ice cream table will
be in charge of Mrs. o. 4. Bar
rows and Miss Alice b. Knight. The
festival will close Thursday evening with
a supper and entertainment. Further
notice next week.
Thanksgiving was quiet day mere.
Some of the young people went skating,
but il was at best an unsatisfactory
amusement, the ice being scarce and
rough. The factories were very busy on
Christmas trade orders so the Paris