Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-09-27
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June IS. 1904.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
e,,ns down ,easty-l 81 A. NJ. daily, sunday
,.t.7p 80 \. NJ, 80 r IA. Sun"ay onIy
o." r. NJ, fSest)-lO 90 A. NJ, % P. NJ. lO:E
1o'"t is3v sundays included). sunday only
Do - A. NJ
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
.,,,,.. Hours 78OA.M. to : 3OP.M
CHURCHES.
.,,.,regational Church. Rev. w. +.
80. 10. D.. pastor. Preaching services, ~ ~
hiv mi -OJ p. NJ, sunday Schooi IL NJ, L
= C. = at P. NJ. Church prayer mT Hn, Oh
Tues ~ ,,.tej are cordially invited.
~I-s , SSiSst church Rev. II. A. clifford, Pastor
m sTo,isv. morning PRAYER meeting, ~ A;
On ,-,.Sjr'g service 10 As NJ; Sabbath school
~ pi'ts ,'rsort6 League Meeting, 6l5 p. NJ;
= n, ,rayer meeting P. NJ; prayer meetlne
,ye''l. te,Sn,ny; class meeting, Friday evening
lQs,,'tt' rburrh' ON sunday, preaching service
hai Ssbbath school u VI; PRAYER meet
l' % ~. "a praver meeting Tuesday evening.
T,.grssli-t church, Rev j. IT, Little, raseor'
l'..i,.. service every sunday NJ 80 z. N:
S,,''1g school 1T 3 80 p VI. Evening SERVICE =
NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. hesuiaf
-, Tueslay evening on or before tuII moon
Nf,t'o Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
49,. .t,- evening OF each week.-Aurora
ne, ,.,oent iirst and third Monday evenings
Of s',e go- Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
ID. meets second ami tOurth rriuaSs Vi e"'"
'.,.. fr Did Fellows Hall. - -
Nv. n. Kimban Post. No Us, meets
i tbirI saturday evenings or each
m.a'a' "a, ~ g a. Relief Corps meets nrst
.lt.,rt saturday evenings oil eSeh month' III
.,iiLPari- Grange, from May to oct l.
..f- inst and third SATURDAY, uurIhs 'n s
..i...sr 90 the year, meets every Saturuay' III
' r',- G. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
eA.' l',i' stony Brook Lodge, No Isl,
....nJ and fourth Wednesday evenings
Oh ..P.|iiamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
.,. evening Al Pythian Hall. NJ,
~ I.-, N n6,imen of America.-South Iarls
NO. meets second amt fourth Tues
~. Jennings In Golden Cross liail. -,
Nv. Ar,4num.-Parris Council, NO. lo-i'
,..,,- tr-t and third Monday evenings AT 5o.
Nrs. George NJ. Giles is visiting in
salem. Mass.
Mis-, Maud Douglass visited at canton
.rn laws last week.
r., a. p. HannafOrd of Rumford
Fails WAS at south Paris Friday.
Howard G.. Wheeler has been at home
from Burlington, VT, for few days.
Don, forget the red tag sale Saturday
oct I>t.at l.. VI. Lunt's, Norway, Name.
Hon James ;. Wright was at Alfred
Friday To try case in the York county
court
Tucker and wife have returned
fr,m Hly Point. where they have spent
the summer rs usual.
George B. Crockett and wife are in
Massachusetts for vacation OF TWO
weeks visiting relatives.
pay = H. Little attended the meeting
of the Maine UniyerSaliSt Ministers IN
>ri-ute Zoo Portland last week.
Charles A. cray of South birmingham,
Mass. has been spending short vaca-
,ioD visiting his relatives here.
IN Anderson and wife are spending
a two weeks vacation visiting In New
HAMPSHIRE and Massachusetts.
Hiram PulSifer and wife left last week |
for visit of several weeks to their
sons who live in Massachusetts,.
James small. of Pennington, and \.
y. Lacke of the University Of Maine Law
school. were guests of l.. NJ. Lunt over
SUNDAY.
Edward McKeen Of Haverhill, Mass,
+. >r.ndfnr his vacation with his father.
\ NcKeen. Last week they visited
ia Oxford
We ar, coming, The PeakseS from the
old AlaSkv State and will be at the NJ.
F. church Wednesday evening, Sept. -.
Come one Come all.
Tie schools opened last week with a
bror attendance. The high school
numbers IO3, and the total in the schools
IN south Paris village is about $40.
Among the names of the freshman
elias, AT Colby College are Charles X.
Flood Of south Paris, Nelson |. Mixer OF
West Paris. and Alvin l.. Cotton OF
Norway
Mrs. George IL. Davis has bought the
house on Maple Street recently occupied
by Rev. Dr. Brooks, and has moved into
II. with her mother, Mrs. Pratt, and her
daughter Airline.
F Wendell Rounds started Monday OF
last week for Chicago, where he is to be
instructor in English and director OF
athletics in the University Preparatory
School for the coming year.
A particularly handsome variety of
apple which is on sale in the store of \.
DAYTON Bolster Il Co, and which was
given NO name 10y the one who raised
The fruit. is now known as the Mclntire
apple
The ladies of the NJ. +. Society will
hold their annual harvest supper and
entertainment in the veStry "Wednesday
evening Admission TO supper and en-
tertaiument 20 cents. supper 10 cents;
entertainment 10 cents.
Miss Lillian A. Jackson, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Helen Il.
StearnS, and other relatives IN TINS
place and Norway, for the past four
weeks. has started for her home in
Iuuia. Mich. She will stop in Boston to
visit her cousin, Mrs. W. I. Wiley, also
Mrs z. J. StearnS in Allston, Mass.
The senior class of Leayitt Institute,
Turner. came to South Paris on a class
ride Wednesday, and took supper at the
Andrews House. Fourteen members OF
the class were here. Miss she Rounds,
who was assistant at Leavitt when this
class entered and until last year, was in-
yited to make one of the supper party.
The last of the series of band concerts
was given by the Norway Band Friday
evening. Though the cold weather had
only slightly moderated, fair crowd
was out The weather clerk has not
been exceedingly accommodating in ar
ranging things for these concerts this
summer, but they have been very pleas
ant affairs, and enjoyed by good mum
Der of people ON every occasion.
Program for Paris Grange for Oct. is
as follows:
song, ILL
Reading, ------- Mrs. Mcrhee'
faper, -. .------- -.---" r. iwu@"S 90