Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-09

commencing June Is, 1904,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,,, feastl-4 81 A. NJ. (daily, Sunday,
6oine u.Sb A. NJ, 8 So N. sunday only
included "a" - 49,
80 ?. N. .,Y,,t)-lO 90 A. M. ~ p. NJ. 10 Il!
eo'nt Nv sundays includedl. Sunday only
Do! N
SOUTH PARIS posi- OFFICE.
,... Hours 30 NJ to ;SoPM.
CHURCHES.
...., Congregational Church. Rev. W; y
tist SouS sSstor. Preaching services. 10 *
Brooks 90 =. NJ; Sunday School IL NJ;
A " an ,tsP. NJ, Church prayer meeting on
:, ~, evening at 80 o'clock. All not otner
Ties'Ny rsrte,i are cordially lnviteI.
wise yhTI,st Church Rev. II. A. CLIFFORD, Pastor
aetuo,sv morning prayer meeting, $50 A
"a s-...hing service 10 40 A. M, SaooS.h oenoo
n Epworth League Meeung, oio
Z III. ~, Drawer meeting P, NJ; prayer meeH,ns
even'n- Fe'rsning; class meeting, Friday evening
Tue~n' 'S6ur.h Gu sunday, preaching service
hSf'' s4bbath school IL N, PRAYER meet
~ prayer meeting iuesnay es Ss
'u; -...iist church, Rev. j. III. Little, Pastor
Jn!NtI 80, ,.,.' every Sunday at 2:3O p.
Pres, hl. - AZ 3 :}OP.M Evening service,
sunday >tHv"' ~
Pm
STATED MEETINGS.
A M.-Paris Louge, ~. ~ s,iSSnn
:. y. 'ryss,lav evening on or before rull moon
meeH". = Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l."; u. l,, evening of each week.-Aurors
me, l,.5pt, first and third Monday evenings
ofeaeH ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
u. '' n -r.oUd and fourth Fridays OF each
nth IN OJt Fellows Hall; No ,,s ms.,s
A| Nv. n. Kimbai rOst, 10. i'o, u nanh
a., ,r! tniri saturday eNe"inso VI s"'N
mglth' = Kim6an Relief Corps meets nrsi
VT saturday evenings OF esch month"; ID
g.ei 1yFpIp t'i Grange. from May to Oct. l,
=" t, and third saturday; during the
u,e'S ,,t,.rsf The year, meets every SATURDAY ID
GIaa = !, i'I second and fourth Mondays of
each E0' ~ P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
md and fourth Wednesday evenings
bleach uohth' ~, o,,ga M. n. meets every
:. Isy evening at Pythian Han. s.A p..,,
: w., W5S,men of America.-Sonth raris
g. r9,,- meets second AMI fourth Iues-
'l,y evenings IN Golden cross na M Ieo,
40 ,... tr,Suum.-Parris COuhSl', NJ. "-i'
80 .tul third Monday evenings AT So'
Can't, F. c. Tribou and family are
,f...ruc i'm Machias.
rlu shaw and wife of Boston are
,bs auest, of relatives here.
hudson Knight has bought the Ethan
.. y,,.H, stand On Church Street.
Mis-, Iia J. Phelps of walpole, Mass,
.s,i>.tfug relatives in South Paris.
,,Jr..,, 4 Hall and wife of Buekiield
,,,---r,t> of Y. NJ. Rowe and wife.
M, F. =. Chandler and daughters
are visiting relatives in Bethel for a week
Knight of Rumford visited his
l....t..r Mrs n. A. Clifford, last week.
Tt. first Roosevelt and Fairbanks flag
,L.',,i,ce has been hung out by DR..
Woodbury..
M, cora ;. Briggs and Miss Alma
Under are spending two weeks IN
Massachusetts,.
en- Lunr returned few days ago
,rsr,.a visit of several weeks IN feru,
Mckee and vicinity.
Wendell Rounds has finished MS
r,ur>e at the Harvard summer schooi
and Ma, returned home.
F. A. lIeidner of Springfield, Mass
vh. travels fur the Paris Manufacturing
Co. Is iu town for a few days.
C.,rre Wescott wife and daughter,
,f RarI'u. Y. Y. were here with rela-
lives tor few days last week.
Mrs A. T. Jordan and child OF
Philadelphia are with Mr.. JORDAN 5
mother. Mrs. IL. Y. Bolster, for lew
weeks
Edward l.. Greene and family were
here from Portland TO spend sunday
witt ;hp family of Mrs. Greene's father
A. g.. Jones'
Mrs a A. Hilton is visiting her sister
IN Portland and will also spend lew
dlyS 40 Old Orchard, the guest OF MI
and Mrs Park.
Mrs. r. A. Howe and son Henry start
ed Wednesday morning for Caribou,
where they will spend avacation OF TWO
OF three weeks.
I'D. HAYNES and wife are visiting IN
Sumner for few days during Mr..
HAYNES vacation from the store OF n
DAYTON Bolster & Co.
Albert D. Park aud wife are at their
Old Orchard cottage for stay OF two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Emeley joined
them there on Wednesday.
The little Hardin boy, who was so
severely burned about two weeks since,
has been taken to the Central Maine
General Hospital in Lewiston.
George f. Eastman and wife, with
their guests, are spending portion Oh
MI EaStman's vacation at DIR. Huo-
bard'S cottage on Lake Kezar in Lowell
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lunt having decided to
close ont her business here is Offering
her stock at bargain prices. See adVer'
ti,iug columns for list of bargains
offered
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Wilson and
daughter of Amesbury, Mass, stopped
with Mrs. l.. G. Morton two or three
DAYS last week, while on vacation tril
through Maine.
A copy of the Prohibitory Law (com
pletel is being mailed free of charge, oy
the Christian Civic League of Water
Vile, Me, to every sheriff, deputy, con
stable, selectman, city marshal ano
editor in Maine.
The hand painted china ON exhibitor
in the store window of Mrs. +. A. Howe
last week was very beautiful and AT
tracted lots of attention. Ii was th'
work of Mrs. II. +. Andrews of NorVa.
and WAS for sale
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cutting are at An
dover for visit and To attend the cen
teunial Gu their return home they VII
be accompanied by the twins, Haroi'
aud Carroll, who have been there Ter
three weeks vacation.
Misses Isabel and Kitty Morton, Il ne
Merritt and Gladys Bonney returne'
Friday from weeks stay at Camp Con
cord At the same time Clarence 4
Morton and Mrs. A. Il. Forbes wen Z
Join the party who are there.
Lewis A. Barker, eff Bangor, one OF TN
best known young men of the state, wa
AT south Paris the first of last week. Nj
Barker is a member of the Maine bic US
of Representatives, and renominated 10
the next term, and is a candidate 1,
speaker.
One of the improvements being mad
AT the fair grounds is new gates at I'll
crossing of the track on the back stretc'
The new gates are hung on overhea
tracks, making them much easier
handle than the old, as well as mo-
ornamental.