Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-07-12


TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Gazing down cast 81 A. M, DAILY, Sundays
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'3sily. sundays ineluded). Sunday only
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SOUTH PARIS Posi- OFFICE.
.,,.,. Hours 80 A. N. tot 30 p. NJ.
CHURCHES.
,,.,,,s,yao,ationsl Church. Rev. W. +.
F'.L- ID. H., pastor. preaching services, ~ ~
,nJ : 20 p. NJ. sunday School IL NJ; L.
a.. d. atfPA; Church prayer meeting on
-. - .srnins Al 80 O'Clock. All, no; other
81. Connected, are coriiany ,hvn ges, pa.,or
V.tGu.ii.t Church. Rev. III. a. Chnord' rastof
S''r,tsv morning prayer meeting, Soo A.
.,.rs.rhing service lO+ An Saooash Scho".
~ E"yorth League Meeting, 6lo p. NJ;
j. a., ,,,r,ver meeting z. NJ, prayer meetlns
yennS P assSn,n,: class meeting Friday evening
l1S, az az, ISSTrr6 on sunday, preaching service
sabbath school l2 "; PRAYER meet
N PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
N; .f,-t thurrh. Rev. j. IA. Little, Pastor.
StI,, service every Sunday AT : 80 T. n
''. S,t,ol at SOP. VI. Evening service, =
IN.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. 81. Regular
meeting TuesdSy eyening Oh ''I,s reSuisr meet
. Tburs,iay evening OF each weeA'-Au,tors
,.-s' ,',nsnt first and third Monday evenings
"i yata ~ so nNount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
u. ~ .erond and fourth Fridays of eacf
.'.rt1 i'm Odd Fellows HAL. =. 80 o..
NY"' Nv. h Himban Post. No. lis meet
rr-t suI third saturday evenings VI e"0H
uyl"' Kim6all Relief Corps meets nrsl
',,,r.i saturday evenings of each month, ii
tT'-, 'T'PP Paris Grange. from May to Oct, !,
fr-t and third Saturday; during IN,
r.raiuicr Of the year, meets every 'a'u''"s' ="
",'I5s 4, ~ second and fourth Mondays OF
a.. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
.,,. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
oil ,',I PWHsmun Lodge, No, 81. meets every
- AS evening at Pythian Hall. S,.A p.r..
v"i,rn Wo0dmen Of America--South raris
..rt. W. 1885,, meets second anu iour'h LUIS
.t.g ,,tuiugs In Golden Cross han; 10,
"'-, tSr,num.-Parris Council No. 1921
-. inst aud third Monday evenings al 80
The store of Y. Dayton Bolster X Co.
being reprinted,
Maxim X Russell have put in freight
elevator al their grain mill
r.y. sidney 7. Jackson preached a,
IN, Baptist church on Sunday.
Miss Iva McArdle is in Boston where
.-. i..,s a poSition in a summer school.
Mrs. J. II. Jones and son Philip re-
rurrpd last week from month Visit 10
Boston,
Limit and family have returned
tr.m Montyile, where they have been
Ion about a month.
4. Abbott and wife of Salem Mass
,re guests in the family of Mrs. Ao6ottS
father. Benjamin SWEET.
Rev. A. W. Pottle, formerly pastor oil
-l. Methodist church, spent few days
al south Paris last week.
p Mayo of Waterville, editor OF
the Turf. Farm and Home, was at south
Paris the last OF the week.
Miss Bertha Andrews returned from
North Arson Friday, and returned We'd
ur,,lay % her home in Lowell.
Mrs. r. e.. Park aud daughter Muriel
,f Bethel have been visiting her parents, |
p StearuS and wife, for few days.
Tia, street railway is preparing to
..nrthen its siding at the fair GROUNDS |
STD as 10 hold three cars, instead Oh TWO
as al present,
Clerk Of Courts Whitman has been
land up at his home in Norway Tor lie"
gay, bv broken rib, caused by the
a.ck of a horse.
The party who spent three days at
Carp Owsley last week returned home |
Frfdtv very tired and very happy, hav-
inc had the time of their lives.
The Junior Endeayorers OF the Congre-
gstioual church had a picnic at Penley's
Grove Wednesday afternoon, IN charge
Of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Plummer.
Thomas ). Barnes and family, Walter
GRAY and wife, Miss Florence Lowell,
aud ". 4. Porter and family are taking
few days outing at Camp Owsley'
The band concert of last Wednesday
evening was omitted. 1t is understood
that the band wished TO practice some
new music before giving another concert
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office July II:
samuel SWEET.
Beune h. Bennett.
Mr. ArintOpstO kerrura.
The Deering house on High Street has
been sold 10 DIR. II. Woodbury., who will
move into that portion of it occupied by
the late Miss Deering as soon as her
effects are removed.
The Congregational Sunday School
will have their annual picnic NJ fenley
Grove. Wednesday, July 18th. a list OF
Sports has been arranged. Coffee will
Ice served as usual but every one bring
their own mug.
Mrs. William A. Derring of Min
neapoliS. Minnesota, after an absence OF
ten wears has been visiting her brother,
Mr.. Banister y. Chapman, the past week
She was accompanied by her sister, MIS-
r. l.. Watts, of WeStbrook.
T. W. Richardson of Brockton, Mass,
is visiting his cousin, James K. Tucker.
q. NJ. d. Reed and wife of winthrop,
Mass. are also there for their annual
visit, and Miss Sue Thompson OF Rum
ford Falls is another guest.
Mrs. Calvin Buchanan of Mechanic
Falls has been making her annual visit
with her niece, Mrs. u. ). Mason. Al
though she is in her S0th year she en-
loved her visit as we'll as ever, and called
at her former home at Walter TwitchelPs.
Remember the parish meeting at the
Universalist church Tuesday evening,
July 18th. at 7:30 P. NJ. Interesting re-
ports and providing for current ex-
penSeS for the remainder of the year. Let
it be full meeting. 1t will be season
OF rejoicing.
r. Wendell Rounds went "Wednesday
10 Cambridge, Mass, where he will take
a course of several weeks in the Harvard
summer school, in special preparation
for his work in the University Prepara-
tory school in Chicago, where he takes
position in the fall.
Miss Jessie +. Swift, well known In
south Paris, formerly of the Lewiston
journal but for the past year assistant
editor of the Rumford Falls Times
Herald, has completed her engagement
with the latter paper, and will be mar
RED on the 10th of this month to John
Il. Martin, head clerk in the dry goods
store of +. X. Day at Rumford Falls.
The Universalist Good Cheer Society
recently paid the last of 500 note
which the ladies assumed at the time OF
the finishing of the church, and this
makes over Si6OO that the ladies have