Oxford Democrat., 1904-06-07
The Oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.


ntsee Hours: 73OA. NJ. to 30P.M.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct. 4, 1903,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.,,,, down (east)-5 SO A. NJ, daily, Sunday
,,,rCietN $50 A. M, 440P.M. Sunday only
Goin, uu lwest)-lOO 90 A. NJ, SssS p. NJ, ss
Pm, daily, sundays inciuded)' suhuSy only
40 A. II.
CHURCHES.
v,r., congregational Church. Rev. w. 4
pI-Ss ~ Is. pastor. Preaching services, 10 ~
~ and 90 p. NJ; Sunday School IL M, 4
PS C. Z. ats NJ Church prayer an meesns Saa osbsr Sr
Tuesl!av evening at 80 O'Clock. Al, no' o'ner
,s In pected, are cordially invited.
'HSS.,Soiist Church, Rev. II. A. Clifford, Pastor
oo sunday, morning prayer meeting, ~ A
rresrhipg service 10 AS A.. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
-. - Fnworth League Meeting, 6Io p. NJ.
.,eT,nc PRAYER meeting P. NJ; prayer meenne
rrre-.lav evening; class meeting, r triday evening
gs,tist church, Rev. III. ). Pinkhanl, Pastor
- Spn.iav. preaching service 10 AS A. M; Sab.
Us SG6S5l NJ NJ; PRAYER meeting 4 OO p M
,.-,yer meeting Tuesday evening No.
Iriyer-aust Church, Rev, j. IL. Little, ras'or'
p,..rbipv service every Sunday at 23O p NJ
sr,'iay School at 3 30 P. NJ. Evening service
IN
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M.-Paris Lodge, No, "a. REGULAR
ting Tuesday evening on or before tuli moon
~ a F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
Tbursiay evening of each week.-Aurora
IISs' IsIlSst'-1omsnt, first and third Monday evenings
'i y',9 R'or cunt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
, ,rsets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN odd Fellows Han; ~ ,,s u,oo,.
q. 4. R-w. h. kimball POST, NO. ito, % msss, sscS
f--t aud third Saturday evenings VI Coz"
W' Kimbal Relief Corps meets first
.,, ,r,-,i saturday evenings of each month, IN
Hg'v, III ~ paris Grange. from May to Oct. /,
,.sts rir-t and third saturday; during tne
r.rtlrter OF the year, meets every SATURDAY III
1i1IS' 4: .'tt'. second and fourth Mondays Of
e@ ~ a.. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.s.,s -qcopd and fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF each month. q, ,,oe,0 evarv
g-.igr evening at Pythian Hall. NJ.
Nnf.ru WootImen of America.-Soutn narls
camp No 1856, meets second ana 9h5 iour'" LUIS
,s.v evenings In Golden Cross HAN; ,.,,
g.vt ATcanum-Parris Council, No l6Zl'
,.e,t- iir,t and third Monday evenings al 80
Road work on the village streets began
Monday morning
Mrs. Fred Hall has been spending
few dayS with relatives in Portland.
rbildreu's Sunday will be observed at
,le TniverSalist church June 18th.
B. Lunt and family are at Mont
Vile. where they expect to spend the
month OF June.
p. and Mrs. c. p. Hubbard of Lowell
yi,ited their daughter, Mrs. George r.
Eastman. short time last week.
The W. &. T. L. meeting will be held
AZ the home of Mrs. George Morton,
Thursday afternoon, June 9th, at 3 p. NJ
sociable under the auspices OF the
,Inior class of the high school was held
In New Hall, Friday evening, and was
apparently very enjoyable.
Charles X. OSgood of BiddefOrd is
,ls,rinr his sister, Mrs. +. A. Pingree.
II. has lust returned from Porto Rico,
where he has spent year and half.
Eeaular meeting of Mizpah Assembly
Thursday evening. n large attendance
Is requested, as il is nomination OF ON
GERS and a rehearsal of the degree work
The Epworth League will meet We'd
pesday evening with the Misses Giles
an Gothic Street. Please bring your
Bible and Longfellow, and invite some
of your friends.
Robert Jacob. some years since resi-
dent of south Paris, but who has been
in the West fora number of years and
b,s inst returned, has been calling on
friends here during the past week.
At the last meeting of the Pythian
- 4 rAPnlyRu
by TWO candidates. At the close OF the
meeting punch and fancy crackers were
served Mrs. ChaS Durham and Mrs.
Fred Chandler were the hoStesSes.
Ne Bolster and wife of Portland
made short stop with the family OF MS
brother. y. ID. Bolster, last week. Ihey
were ON their way to Bethel to attend
the graduation at Gould Academy.
rr,pddauphter of theirs is a member OF
the graduating class.
Miss Alice Bisbee, who has been EN-
pIoyed as stenographer in Portland Tor
the past wear or two, has returned 10
S,uth Paris aud entered the office OF the
Paris Manufacturing Co, taking the
place of Miss Della McArdle, who has
closed her work there.
Hobart Kenney came home from the
b,>nital al Lewiston Tuesday morning,
les than three weeks from the time OF
the accident by which he lost his foot.
The healing has been rapid and com
plete, and he is reported to be IN gooo
spirits and full of courage.
Rev. IL. A. Clifford went to Portland
Monday morning TO attend meeting ot
the state Sunday School Executive Com
mittee. The usual Tuesday evening
meeting in the Methodist vestry will be
omitted, as all are invited to attend the
missionary meeting at the Congregation
aliSt church.
The following are the delegates and
attendants from the South Paris l. nj
yerSalist parish TO the state convention
al Auburn this week: Mr.. and Mrs. a.
ID. Park. Mr.. A. f. Shurtlef, Mr.. W. l..
Farrar. Mrs. J. +. King, Miss Grace
Thayer. Mrs. j. G. Littlefield, Mrs.
Helen NJ. Childs.
Antonio Fernandez, who has been at
Mr. Parks for a number of months, lett
Tuesday on his return TO his home in
Puerto Principe, Cuba. During his stay
here he has made good progress in learn
inc English. of which he knew nothing
when he came, and has made many
friends among both the Older and the
younger people.
Paris Grange will have an all day
meeting June Is with dinner for the
patrons. All expected to bring food.
The afternoon will be observed as
children's day and all the children in the
jurisdiction of Paris Grange are invited
TO be present and assist in the pro-
gramme. Refreshments will be served.
Rev. J. II. House, ID. d., of Salonica,
Turkey, a missionary of the American
Board. will speak at the Congregational
church, Tuesday evening, June Z, at
$50. This will be rare opportunity
for those who desire to obtain an insight
aud accurate view of events taking place
in this far off country. Weare confident
that any one failing to be present will
miss delightful and helpful occasion.
A cordial welcome to all.
Corporal 5. 5. Maxim OF this place
shot a remarkable string at-the Norway
rifle range on Decoration Day. At 600
l.. .la straiOht hnllSayeS