Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-10-25
stated MEETINGS.

IT. Ty1' School at 80 P. Nj. Evening service
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STATED MEETINGS.
M-Paris Lodge, No. 81. Regul
-, Tpes,Iay evening on or before full moo
~ F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular met
=, Thursday evening OF each week.-Auro
il-sss,r,,ment. first and third Monday evening
otS"t9 Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, n
O, .'.sts second and fourth Fridays OF ea'
month IN Old Fellows Hall; -.
ER-W. h. Kimball Post. No. las, NEE
sr,t snd third saturday evenings vi eas
mye.-' Simban Relief Corps meets ar
.-ifb,ri saturday evenings of each month,
Rslef corps Hau. ~.
- ir.t and third Saturday; during q
-eTsindcr OF the year, meets every saturday
Us &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays
e." n. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Is
mis- second and fourth Wednesday evening
s', P.~Hamun Lodge, No, 81, meets ever
FrIsy evening at Pythian Hall.
Modern WOOdmen OF America.-South TAR
IN, IN lus;-. meets second and fourth Tues
Iqv evenings in Golden Cross HAIL -
R.ysI Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. l6s
rest. iiri, and third Monday evenings at 81.
OFT IN THE CHILLY NIGHT.
AFTER Thomas Moore.l
on in the chilly night.
81, S'umber- chain has bound me,
V-r,liu. would might
Put all the blankets round me
The summers heat
Was passing sweet;
U,v warm DAYS Of July were!
The lays were not
4 Hit too hot
wou.I to night that were.
Thus. IN the chilly night,
In, SIumber'S chain has bound me,
Sblycrius ! would might
Have 3 tine blankets round me.
chicago Journal.
National election just two weeks oil
Haven't forgotten it, have you?
Mrs H. W. Dennison and sons ART
visiting relatives at West Bethel.
Harold II. Thayer is attending the
Maine Medical School at Brunswick.
Sc. Tucker and wife are visiting
Mrs. fuckers son, Judge 5. l.. Fogg, al
Bath
Mrs. Louise J. Briggs is visiting her
son. Fred c. Briggs, in Dorchester,
Mass
Miss Carrie Hubbard has come from
Lowell 10 spend the winter rs usual with
her sister. Mrs George F. Eastman.
Mrs. F. E. Buck attended the meeting
of the State Rebekah Assembly at Ban
cor last week. as delegate from Mount
PleaSan, Rebekah Lodge.
Rev. II. A. Clifford was in attendance
al the annual convention of the Maine
State sunday School Association at
Fort Fairfield last week, and was one of
the speakers who addressed the con-
yentlOn
John F. Stanley, superintendent OF
the state fish hatchery at Auburn, and
Mrs. Stanley. were guests at Writ Stan
ley's Tuesday. Mr.. Stanley brought up
ten thousand salmon TO be taken TO
Upper Hezar.
Harry NJ. Wheeler of this place is
president of the Republican Club at
Harvard, an organization which is tax
ing a particularly active part in the
present campaign, as President Roose-
welt is a Harvard graduate.
\ particularly good piece of work in
the poster line was that advertising the
"huSking bee" at Good Cheer Hall
Thursday evening. 1t was adorned with
apumpkin and several ears of corn Tin
GLIDING a red ear and was done by Miss
McArdle
Mrs. Mary 4. White, whose illness
was reported last week, died Thursday
night. Mrs White was the daughter OF
George RyerSon and the widow of Capt.
Bezaieel White. She has made her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred II.
Jackson. Her age was So years. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon.
The county commissioners held a
session here Tuesday, and in the course
OF their work on that and the following
days Inspected the work done this sea
son on the state roads in Norway,
Greenwood, Paris, Woodstock and sum
ner. Under the law they must approve
the work done before the towns can Sc
cure their stipend from the state.
Wednesday evening as the street car
started on its 6:15 trip it rode the rails
right against the plot in the Square. The
front wheels plowed into the ground to
depth OF several inches, going side
ways nearly the width of the track, and
the front platform of the car stopped
within two or three inches of the iron
fence What would have bent if it had
struck the fence is matter for guessing.
IL was about two hours before the wheels
We're AGAIN on the rails
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Millett and son Lee of Nor
way were driving through the village on
their way to Minot, when they met Mr.
Wheeer'S automobile, which Stanley
Wheeler was running, on Pine Street
The horse was frightened and took into
the bushes, throwing out the people in
the carriage. Mr.. Millett had some ribs
broken. Mrs. Millett was considerably
shaken up and bruised, and the boy was
not much injured The horse was moi
hurt and the carriage but slightly dam
aged.
Work on the sewer, which is being
put in by A. w. Walker & Son, is pro
crossing well. They began at TIT
river and are working toward thu
Square. The sewer discharges into the
river below the mill of S. p. Maxim
Son. In order TO get into the deel
water from the street, it was necesSar.
to 60 between the mill and the house o
W. 7. Maxim, and in exchange for tn
right to cross this land, Mr.. Maxim i
given the right to enter the sewer
After reaching the street, the sewer i
clad directly up the middle of the road
way. A tifteen-inch galvanized Port
land tile is used. The appropriated
will carry it from the river TO a poin
about in front of the Hersey house.
The following is the cast for the drama
Our Folks" which will be presente
at New Hall, under the auspices of tn
Good Cheer Society, Thursday evening
Capt Thompson. retired shipmsster, -.-
-. A. H. Edr
Harry Thompson, his son. Harold T Thaye
capt. Sleeper, returned Californian. --.----
- ;---.------------------ uaroIu Y. riesSuy
hiram small s fIG min owner W. t3 e. T have,
fhl, Capt Thompson's man-ot allwork,
,.;;i,.-.-.--..--;----;- ---.-;;-. Donald Brigs
Mrs thompson, good as gold,"- ;,--;--, :,
Mr.. siscoe, ..Soa;,: ,,:,;.. Mrs sn Fred McArdl
-, 'e'.' Mrs. A. d. Par
Becky sleeper, "the tOmOOy" ,-,,.::-.;-.;..
-.-.-..-.. .-- Mrs. +. n. Andersen
hu'dah Prime. "full of complain Is" 80;
silly York, "slipshod but willing" ...---
great variety of costumes wi
brought out by the husking bee at Goo
Cheer Hall Thursday evening, whit