Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-07-05

commencing June Is, 1894,
ry,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
...,., fswu ,casu-l 81 A. NJ, Cdaily, Sunday
Goias u'{lN.M, 5Sr M. sunday onll
included
Gtor. ~ ,,..t}-lO 30 A. NJ, 3 - p. M, 10 4
Goin5 sundays included. Sunday only
pan
,,trn PARIS POST OFFICE
thurs. 80 A. Nj. To Z 80 NJ
CHURCHES.
.. ..,n,r,gatiOnal Church. hev. w, +
tiis' n pdstOr. Preaching services, ~ =
hi, ,T -tg 2. NJ, SUNDAY ocnool y n, !
A. NJ, ,tBP NJ; Church prayer meeung o.
PS e. T. - az 80 O'Clock. All, not other
Tleslal toll are cordially invited.
wise CONN., ~, tnurch Rev. II. A. Chnord, Pastor
"a sunday, morning prayer m ssShs,h sSSoH
NJ, pea . .,,h League Meeting, 6lo P. n.
!! ~, T,t,r,vgr meeting p, NJ; prayer mee,inl
venus ming class meeting, rtuay evening 1as
ts.ti-t church. Rev. IL, ;, I'M "S ST.
uu ,-' N PRAYER meeting % +. "A.
JAIN tIu. TUESDAY, evening.
pEr,' rf church, Rev. j. III. Little, Pastor
-,-,irr every SUNDAY ~ - =,
fi,@. .uu. 40 5Or. NJ. Evening SERVICE
pm
.rArED MEETINGS.
80 M.-rsris Lodge, 10 Se,; S f,II ,Soan
myt.N- Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-....... evening OF each weeG'-Aurors
'9ss, '...., IIr,t and third Monday evenings
a'ysgD .'. I'm, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
.' 4" ,..rd and fourth Fridays OF eacn
aaa.. IA Kimball Post, No. las, meets
". .rirI saturday evenings OF eaeh
aga'a q 90. sS.. 4, Relief Corps meets first
'4,,. lturiay evenings OF each mon'h' In
Hlc, ,i' o.. Grange. from May To Oct. l,
t... and third saturday, during the
l,e', ..-., tHr. year, meets every saturday IN
O,an5' d, ~. second and fourth Mondays of
each '. ~ p stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
\. -. tnt fourth Wednesday evenings
g.p uamlin Lodge, NO, 81 meets e'ei'
..g.y.rius ST Pythian Hal. s.A p.-,s
FRA W~imen Of America.-south , paris
..- meets second AMI fourth tues
''-., ...... in Golden Cross HAT; ,.,,
"'i ,...uum-Parris Council NO. io-i'
rs. .rl taird MONDAY evenings I" '"'
Mis-, Alta Walker is at Old Orchard
fora week.
Mis-, florence Lowell of Lewiston is
ones. a. Mrs. Walter l. Gray.
v.. sonic of Washington, d. c., was
....-...,. r y HaskellS last week.
Mis-. r.u.. Nav Needham OF Portland
-........ Visited at +. Y. AndersOn'S.
NJ. q y. Hall returned Friday from
..r .l,, visit with friends in Water
U'.
MIS-. rr.a Morton is at home from her
ktu-tuu. Mass, Tor the sum
mel. .a.i''Hu.
W Dgunl,ou wife, and Masters
u5-.r.. Robert, are visiting relatives
Va..s..a>e'ts.
v....I.. kgrr and Grace Bennett are
......... 40 tae New Falmouth Hotel,
.. thr summer.
Howe aud Master John, OF
r..- spent fhe past week IN town
Us Ellie Howe.
l. bowers. Who has been en-
. millinery store in Dover,
The spring season. re
t,t week.
.r.-l Is chapman ot James
Dakota. aud Mrs. IL. \.
.t.. visited Mr. BaniSter y.
family last week.
...r. Wright. William j.
u..trrI GRAY SilaS L. Maxim,
..... g.Nru-r attended the Republi- |
ia. invention az Bangor last
a..
v tr,.. swift and Miss Susie
N.... aer' to Barton Landing, VI,
n....,.It Mrs Swift will remain for
,f..-.r...r Mis-, Wheeler will return
aa..a Dt.,.
Nr. Walter SWEET entertained her
>.u.a, school class at her home Thurs
,nt special carriage was prepared
,rf.r.r conveyance and the little peo-
rcni1ycy happy time.
Mis-, Maud Carter, who teaches in
Erutrc, Mass, is at home for vaca- |
zion. Size returns to Boston the 9th
for thr summer, where she has posi-
ton lu tucsummer school there.
Wednesday evening the Norway Cor
me-, Band cave another open air concert |
m Market square. A good attendance
Was present but not as many as the
week before owing To bad weather.
About twenty-five MaSons visited
Erliur Star Lodge at Buckield Mon |
jay evening aud all enjoyed themselves.
They were conveyed by barge with
four horses. arriving home Tuesday
morning Ut o'clock.
Supt a. O. Wheeler and wife oil
NuUu.,u View Stock Farm went to
Peak Island saturday morning, July Zd,
On spend the It'll, returning home on the
evening train Monday. They also visit
ed friends in Portland and Westbrook,
William e. Edwards, foreman of the
machine room at the works of the Paris
Manufacturing Company, met with an
accident Friday. A stick flew from one
ui the machines striking Mr.. Edwards
between the eye and ear, making a
wuUul that required several stitches tn
CLOSE gp
Among those who attended Bates
commencement last week were Alton {.
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Walker,
VI and Mrs \. l.. Holmes, Mr.. and
Ms James d. Haynes, Mrs. Rounds,
Ms, Rounds. Miss Mertie Walker, Miss
susie Wheeler, Miss Lucinda Field, Miss
olive stuart aud Nathan Chase.
Rev. T. J. RamSdell of Caribou was
lrt.wu few davs last week, coming
tr.g from Watcrville where he preached
'He taecalaureate sermon before the
graduating class Of Colby College June
iIcnccupied his former pulpit here
las, sunday and Mas cordially welcomed
by H.j Pensioners and friends.
fbcu morning after the bear story
a.l, todd. old men. big men. small men'
b1N, With dogs and guns, and boys with
.lt either were seen "a start in the al
Ir.tiou of the "bcarS den. some start
iHg q, early az O'Clock A. N. return
inc al dusk, some were seen with
jhyir coat collars turned up around their
heck, and their blood running cold at
thc Thought OF seeing a bear, but they
respond 10 the call, as the sporting
blood within them was AZ fever heat. IL
VAS predicted by some that grass would
.pou start ia the ruad bed In the vicinity
uf thp bears den" ON the stony Brook
rIad. but such is not the case. The
matter was reported TO Judge John
Martin, the hunter, trapper and guide,
aud be al once started ON the war path.
The latest report is that the old bear
and her three cubs were migrating
southwark at high rate of speed, So No
doubt they got wind of the Judge, anu
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