Oxford Democrat., 1904-08-16

commencing June Is, 1904,
rs,1Ss LEAVE souTH PARIS
,,.,, ,esst)-4 81 A. NJ, daily. Sunday
GOlnE ,,'gl A. NJ, 81 .. M sunday only
!ncute ~
st0P.N. ,s.-ti-iOyO yOOA. NJ, y p. NJ, 10 4
6o'A9 iy sundays included). sunday only
u4AA n.
.orrH PARIS posi- OFFICE.
,..s Hours 78OA.M. to oP.M
CHURCHES.
,,-., congregational Church. Key. W; - =
Books ~. y NJ: sunday School IL NJ;
" .tf p. NJ; Church prayer meeting o.
? : =. H.,.s,iny O. AZ 80 o'clock. All, not other
rlesl4! !,,,,re.l. are cordially invited.
SS,,S0i,st Church. Rev. II. a,CnaSIu' as.o, aan
MEME morning PRAYER meeting, sS0 A
Ol >uh "a ssryirf 10 IS A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
n; pre4T,,rorth League Meeting, 6lS p. n.
,! d., nt-,g,,r meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
tse5,. evening, class meeting rriisy evening e
lle-N' T.r,h Ou sunday, preaching service
fat',S ~4lU4th school Il VI, PRAYER meet
PRAYER meeting Iueslay evening
I. .T.t Church. Rev. j. III. Little, Pastor
l-rJ-- service every SUNDAY at -.oo r. n
Er,1,,. Er,ly s,aU.. "a $50 p. NJ. Evening service
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stated MEETINGS.
N.-Paris Lodge, No, ~ Keg9lai
'ru.- .t. evening on or before iuli moon
ATg-u. Mount Mica Lodge, regu'aI ,e's.. mee.
u ,5.l.r- l, i, evening OF each weeA'-Aurors
-!' ll...7 .7.. ..r-t and third Monday evenings
srHAurmrt'' "'7 ''"'
afeara ,.'., V,up, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
30. a. .rIsrI ami fous.h Fridays of each
<,.,,g p, ir u.l Fellows Hai, ,,s .oo,.
lyI', "a. "A. Eimball Post, No. l+s, meets
"a, IN u ,,,ri saturday evenings OF each
-' - ir ID, 4 X. Hail.
ag9Ia' Km6aiI Relief Corps meets first
'.s,-f saturday evenings OF each month, In
g5iei Ii'tIp p.ri- grange. from May to Oct, l,
~ 5-- ANA third Saturday. during the
1'e'i -.-.s F The year, meets every Saturday, In
OllEiS ga {, ne second and fourth Mondays of
yssl T'.,. p-S,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
= N...r e. and fourth Wednesday evenings
-Uamun Lodge, No, 81, meets every
- evening 40 Pythian Hall,
've,err W05,lmen Of America-south Paris
Ne, y. 1855, meets second and fourth Tues
l,g evenings in Golden Cross HAT NJ ,es,
3 r.- N-.4uum.-Parris COuncll, NO. loi'
...ts fr-. 4e.. ,hir,i Monday evenings al '"'
u p NIlett is in Boston for week
ol Home Week. Haven't forgotten
70. have yua'
Nh, e.. g.. curtis is spending week
At Told Orchard.
Wp Clark and family are at Peaks
Island iaG "a vacation.
Mr., Alice r. Thayer has gone to
Hampton Beach, Y. H., for a week S
STAY
"A .r.uue Of Roxbury visited his
brother vs. H. Jenne, few days last
week.
Mis-, Il>beth Murphy went to Gilead
q, beglu her fall term of school last
week
Gr.rgs w. Haskell is visited by his |
br,tbrr James Haskell, and daughter,
OF Maiden Mass.
Ni,,r, Aadie and Lottie Giles and Miss
Merle NJ uk are visiting in North Wayne
fora week or two.
Nr, C. 4. Bessey aud daughter, Miss
IeDorl Brssey, of Wateryille, are visit
in relatives here.
M, t. Pulin, Miss Mildred Parlin
and Ni,, Ve,ua Howe are in ColebroOk,
MI. with relatives for two weeks.
J. NeIeu cummings and wife went
Wednesday ,u their cottage at Poland
Camp Ground TO stay two or three
weeks
&c. Bret, and wife, J. III. Record and
wife. and Emery W. Mason and wife
have been on a fishing trip TO Four
Poud, iur few days.
Rev. W lJ. Bolster, d. D., of Nashua,
Y. H.. who IS spending the summer at
Poland spring. visited his brother, \. d.
Bolster. any day last week.
H.II. stuart. who has been principal
Of the Mechanic Falls High School, has
engaged O., principal of the high school
iu Gui.hrl for the coming year.
Nr> B ". Buflum, Mrs. Chester A.
PAGE. Mr. Harry W. Collins and Benz.
T. Collins. all OF Pawtucket, Il. L., are
guest, of Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall NJ. Rowe.
The anniversary picnic of Mount Mica
lodge OF odd Fellows, postponed from
the fh uu account of bad weather, will
be held next Saturday at Penley's
Groye.
John J. Haydeu of Haverhill, Mass,
formerly ot South Paris, joined his fam
lis here last week. Mrs. Hayden and
the daughters have been in Maine for
some time.
Harry a. Morton and wife, Alton e.
Wheeler. Harry NJ. Wheeler, Miss Edith
HAYES OF Auburn and Miss Florence
Richardson went Thursday to Camp
Concord for few days stay.
John b Robinson of Oxford, who is a
frequent visitor here, makes his trips to
South Paris now with new Stanley
steam carriage IL is understood that
South Paris will have another automo-
bile in the near future.
Mrs Arthur Pratt, two daughters,
Marguerite and Ruth, and little son
Arthur. from Orange, y. j., Mrs. Walter
SWEET and daughter Eva, and Miss Eunice
FObe, were entertained Tuesday at Mr..
and Ms y. NJ ROwe's,
Rev. F G.. ingalls, of Colchester, CT,
who was pastor of the Congregational
church ia thiS place for several years in
the early eighties, was here Tuesday
calling on old pariShioners. He is spend
in his vacation in WestbroOk.
The Baptist Sunday school of this
place enjoyed picnic at Gibson's Grove
Wednesday BY sort of reciprocity
arrangement, on the same day the
Methodist sunday School from Norway
came 10 penley's Grove for a picnic.
There was u good turnout to each affair.
Theodore Thayer returned from the
breeders meeting at WaterviIle, Satur-
day, with Bob Nelson, having won the
race for three-year-ol easily and also
taking first premium as the best three
year-old in the state. +. l.. Barrett OF
Sumner was there with his mother and
two more of her colts, each of which won
blue ribbons in their respective classes,
Josie as a brood mare, West Point as
best twO-year-Old and ROxie as best
weanling tilly. West Point won the first
heat in the two-year-Old race in l IA 1-2,
and second money. In the last heat he
drove the winning colt out in I'LL 3-4,
beating the worlds record as two-year-
olds over a half-mile track.
Wednesday nights rain caused post
pOnement OF the band concert, but it
came off duly on Thursday evening, and
the usual large crowd gathered to listen
10 IL, These band concerts are very |
pleasant feature of the summer, and al
though the weather has not at all times |
been the most favorable possible, they