Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-12-06
rhe oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

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~ - .il,. sundays included). Sunday only
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snUrs PARIS POST OFFICE.
,,,,, uogs. 1904. N. o7:SOP.A.
CHURCHES.
r,-., congregational Church. Rev. W. e
rs ID Is pastor Preaching services, 10 a
sn3 90 P. NJ; sunday School IL N; 4
p a. =. ats 2. NJ; Church prayer meeting OF
rreslsv evening st 80 o'clock. All, not otner
- ,S1nected, are cordially invited.
"Ws,5oiist Church, Rev. II. A. Clifford, Pastor
al, Silntsv, morning prayer meeting, $50 A
a !. ,ryarhing service 10 - M; Saooatn Scnoo
~ Epworth League Meeting, 6Io p. NJ
: .-..-iny brave meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
T,'..'fs~ evening; lass meeting, Friday evening
Pslri,t Church. On sunday, preaching service
~ NJ sabbath School IL N; prayer NEST
t.-4gP N; prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
Tpiyer-alist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, fastor
- i1,. service every Sunday at 30 p. u
S.,-iav School at 80 p. ". Evening service, .
pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
e N.-Psris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-,ss,,Sy Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
- ~. E-Moun; Mica Lodge, regular meet
,,,. thursday evening OF each week.-Aurors
E-,T,Tgment. tlrst and third Monday evenings
Oh S"yl Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, No.
IN rss.t. second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Han.
- nv. X. Kimban Post. No. las. meets
sr.t and ,hird saturday evenings OF each
w NJ Kim6aIl Relief Corps meets first
an ;h.r,l saturday evenings of each month, In
Relief Corps Hall.
m H.LParis Grange. from May 10 Oct. !,
,'s,s dr.t ami third Saturday, during the
-srg,n,icr Of the year, meets every Saturday, IN
IS {. C.-Seeond and fourth Mondays of
- q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-. .econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
% P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
= Az evening at Pythian HAL.
Modern woodmen Of America.-Soutn Paris
r..-7u No 1856, meets second and fourth tues
.rltv evenings In Golden Cross Han.
val Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. 1921,
meets first and third Monday evenings at 80.
Mis-, King of Athol, Mass, is guest
Of Mrs. George |, Burnham.
Nj and Mrs. Jackson of Melrose,
Mass. are al J.. p. Richardson's.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs. Herman Wilson.
Miss Lola Lane of West Paris was the
guest Of Miss Olive SWEET over Sunday.
Roy H. Curtis has gone to Portland to
take a course in Shaw's Business Col
lege.
Walter l.. Bonney has sold his place
on Porter Street to Elmer B. Austin of
Buckdeld.
Hamlin Lodge, X. of p, will work the
rank Of Esquire at the meeting next Fri
day evening
Freeland Knight of Yarmouth visited
his sister, Mrs. II. A. Clifford, and other
relatives at South Paris the first of last
week.
The dates for the fair of the UniverS-
lli>t Good Cheer Society have been fixed
as Wednesday and Thursday, March LIST
and ID.
Myrou W Maxim returned from his
hunting trip in the Wild River region
bringing in a good spike
horn buck.
W. +. Kenney aud wife have given up
and have moved from the
house owned by Miss Eunice w. Fobes
10 live with his father, j. A. Keuney.
Herbert p. Hammond, Benton l..
Swift, Charles Edwards and Davis p.
Curtis of this town go to Portland this
week, having been drawn as Jurors for
the term of United States District Court
which opens Tuesday.
The teams of A. ". Walker Il Son left
the first Of last week for the Tuell farm
in sumner. where they will continue cut
ting wood and lumber this winter, as
hey have for several years past. Percy
NJ. Walker is in charge.
The Universalist Good Cheer Society |
would like to get puffs TO tack. They |
will tack and stitch them around the
edge for - cents apiece. The society |
will meet hereafter every "Wednesday |
afternoon until after the fair.
Rev. J. II. Little attended two funerals
At North Buckfield Friday. One was
that of William l.. Cressey of Salem,
Mass, native of North Buckfield, and
the other that of Mrs. j. +. Bicknell. |
Mrs. Bicknell was sister OF Gideon |
who died only few weeks
since.
The high school closes this week. AS
with all the other schools, this has been |
1 profitable term. Mr.. Clason, who
anne here as principal this fall, has
lone good work, and has won the respect
IF his students. Both in matters of in
,truction and discipline, the school is in
EXCELLENT condition.
Collector of Taxes Alfred III. Jackson
made his sale of real estate on taxes OF
sos Monday morning, Six parcels, be-
onging to five owners, were sold, with an
tax, including interest, of
81 .O6. OF the six parcels, two were bid
III by Franklin Maxim, chairman of
electmen, in behalf of the town, two by
J. J. Emeley, one by B. c. Nudge and
me by 5. p. Stearns.
The annual fair of the Cniversalist
parish, under the direction of the ladies
# the Good Cheer Society, will be ield |
Wednesday and Thursday, March IL,
1905. The general committee consists
II Rev. J. III. Little, Mrs. j. II. Little,
Mrs. II. Z. Carter, Mrs. Writ Stanley,
hASs l. AulAC"S. mac. " -. ANSf /
Mrs. r. y. Hall, Mrs. Charlotte Howe,
Mrs Herbert Hilton, Miss Iva McArdle.
4 full list of the other committees will
De given next week.
The street railroad played in hard
uck Monday of last week. Besides
small break at the power station, il had
wO breaks in the trolley wire, one in
Norway village and the other opposite
SkillingS Avenue here, and broken
.xle under car No. 3. Fortunately the
break in the axle came when the car |
was running slow, near the car barn,
md no serious damage was done. An
other truck was put under the car at |
once, and it was soon running again.
Paris Grange on Saturday elected and
the following officers:
Master-O. X Clifford.
Oyerseer-Howard A. Swan.
Lecturer-Gertrude Twitchell.
Steward-George 5. Boutelle.
Assistant Steward-Leon A. Brooks.
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