Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-07-26

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-. ID D pastor. Preaching services, 10 ~
md Z 90 p. Nj; sunday School IL NJ, Y
a. y ats p. H.; Church prayer meeting on
law evening at 80 o'clock All, not other
-. Connected, are cordially Invited.
- ,,SCI'st Church, Rev. III. 4. Clifford, Pastor
sunday, morning prayer meeting, $50
,-eecbfng service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath School
~ EpwOrth League Meeting, Sis P. NJ
snns PTayS,T @ess a9s meeting Friday evening
Ir,',,.t church. ON sunday, preaching service
NJ sabbath school IL VI; PRAYER meet
no p ", prayer meeting TUESDAY evening
l'i ,,.r.alist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, Pastor
Nm, service every Sunday at $50 p. NJ.
s.r'rgv School at 80 p. NJ. Evening service,
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. 81 Regular
osstlng Tuesday evening on or before tuiI moon
~ A F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
g., Thursday evening of each week.-Aurora
us, ..'.,,n"ment first and third Monday evenings
lt each month. -, r,,hotah 7 o,,,,a No
m ,..-t- second and fourth Fridays OF each
month Ina odd Fellows Hail;
GI Nv. X. Kimbal Post. No. las, meets
and thirl Saturday evenings OF each
",|''' Kimban Relief Corps meets first
..'', f,r,i saturday evenings Of each month, In
Eritt corps Hall. a..
Paris Grange. from May To Oct. l.,
t f;r-t and third Saturday during the
..,uer of the year, meets every Saturday. in
'ia" +, g. C.-SecOnd and fourth Mondays Of
e' a. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
,-..t. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
NJ P.~iIamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
sr nav evening at Pythian Hall.
Nr,Iern wO0dmen OF Amertca.-South Paris
t.,r, NJ 1885,. meets second AMI fourth tues
,.,g evening. In Golden Cross han. ,,
ty,l Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. 1911,
meets first and third Monday evenings at ID
old Home Week Aug, 1920. Don't
forget il.
The piazza at the Andrews House is
being rebuilt.
Miss Olive NJ. Stuart is spending a
week n Portland.
Hon. p. p. Gilmore of Bucksport was
I'M town last week.
Miss Blanche Dean was here from
Giead To spend Sunday
Miss Halle Walker of Lowell is the
Quest of Mrs. |. Z. Andrews.
NJ n Stuart and wife have been
>yeuding two weeks at Cliff Island.
The schubert Quartette sang at con-
cert N Bryant's Pond "Wednesday even
ug.
u 4 Porter is rebuilding the piazza
,p his house. nearly double its former
width
" +. Fletcher has been here from
Massachusetts, for few days visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Keefe and two
children of Portland are guests at ). D.
EmeleyS.
Miss Grace Stuart is spending few
DAYS ut Old Orchard, in company with
Miss smith of Lewiston.
Mrs Walter p. Maxim left Thursday
morning for visit at North Belgrade,
Wateryille and Augusta.
Mrs John Allen (aee Keene) and child
of concord, y. H., are visiting Mrs. Al
lens old friends at South Paris.
Mrs. ]. A. Lovejoy is visited by her
sister Mrs. WinslOw Barber, and
friend. Mrs. I.ittlefield, from Portland.
Miss Maud Lunt, who has been visit
inc i'm Franklin and Androseoggin.
Counties for some weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs George Hargrave of Portland is
with her parents, j. j. Morton anu wiie'
Mr.. Morton is confined to the house oy
illness.
George W. Cook has been at home for
few DAYS from Bemis, where he Is
doing carpenter work for c. d. Cum
mingS II Sons.
Frank Haskell and wife of Auburn
made a short visit to his sister, Mrs. Il.
A. Rounds, last week. They were on
their wedding tour.
Forepaugh's circus at Lewiston Friday
furnished a good opportunity Tor papa
10 take the boys down, and quite num-
Der besides papa also went.
Mrs. w. G.. Greene of Sag Harbor,
y. Y, recently visited here, ana ner
niece, Miss Mary Berry, went home Win
her for visit when she returned.
A union service will be held at the
NJ. f. church Sunday evening, July 5lS''
al : O'Clock, under the auspices OF the
W. c. T. U. Subject, Sabbath ooserV-
ance.
Rev. Francis Grovenor of Augusta,
and Mrs. Barnett of New York have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Sarah Pratt,
for short time, also Mrs. Mary hall OF
New York.
Wednesday evening was pleasant and
comfortable for the band concert. Inc
band had several new selections and
PLAYED finely, and large number were
out to hear the music.
The Young people in the family OF
George A. Briggs, with their Visi."Is'
and Mrs. Clara G.. Andrews, and VISITOR
have been spending few days IN a COZ
tage on Pennesseewassee Lake.
Roscoe C.. Gray came home from the
Eve and Ear Infirmary Friday. Fortu-
nately the injury to his eye was much
less than at first reported. He has not
lost the SIGHT of it, and can even see 10
read by it, so his sight Will not DC at All
impaired.
Several Oxford County horses are
among the entries of the Eastern Horse
Breeders Association races at WatervlIIe
August 9-1O-ll, among them being the
south Paris stallion, American Law,
owned by j. Frank Rowland and driven
by ii. G. Fletcher.
Can't. Alfred A. Starbird left on Mon
day, sooner than he had expected. lie
has been transferred from Fort Monroe
to a post in North Carolina, and had 70
go to attend to the removal OF his enec,s
lie intends to spend a portion OF the
remainder of his two months leave %
absence in trip to ST. Louis.
The report Of the death of citizen OF
the town, living out two or three miles
reached the village one day last week
but while the several orders of which M
is member We're inquiring about the
arrangements for the funeral, 1T trans
PRED tLat he had been in the hay nei'
at work that day, and was as well a
usual.
Under the new law regulating the pa.
of rural free delivery mail carriers
which went into effect July LIST, the car
riers on the routes from this ONCE sc