Oxford Democrat., 1904-09-06
snrrH PARIS Posr OFFICE.

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SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
,,,,,s Hours: 73oA.M. tot SOP Pm.
CHURCHES.
Cd, r,n,regational Church. Rev. w Z
rr,ks D. D. pastor PreseninS aI seINIses, 10 " Y
''.v Ind 90 P. NJ; Sunday >cnooI y M, 1
A. ", atSP M; Church prayer meeting OF
:. ., .vsrinc az : 80 O'Clock. All, not other
t...,n rected, are cordially in'teS- po.,o.
f.,5,.iist Church. Rev. ii, A. Chnoru' das.or ao !
Ne,n'i.' rsSrning prayer meeting, $50
ON >en'stE, serylcr 10 as A. NJ; sabbath schoO
n Enyyorth League Meeting, oio r. -.
erns rSayS,T rsD,n n'e lass meeting FRIDAY evenips
&c .t+ fbur,h ON sunday, preaching serNlc'
Ssnbath school IL "; PRAYER heet
t-l.rF 2 NJ, PRAYER meeting nuesusy ,,sf eHsns pas,as
O"iN. 49,. ,s-v,,q every sunday at 30 p. N
.,. ,Gool Al 20 2. VI. Evening service
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge. No, -. Kegnssi
49,. ru-s.lay evening on or before IuIt inoou
" E-NOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
T,.,rs.I.,y evening OF each weeS.-Auror'
,-' ...~,,rt, trst and third Monday evening
o., eel. p mo Mount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No
sstonI and fourth Fridays OF eact
-'.,. In odd Fellows Hall; 40 r,ao,,
"a R-w. X. Himoall fose, 20. 40, 49, of U sscI
.-' q Eim6alI Relief Corps meets frs
.-,.rrri saturday evenings of each month"; IL
hy N ppris Grange. from May to Oct /,
a., ami third Saturday; during tht
1s- of the wear, meets every saturday, 10
01Is !, 't;, second and fourth Mondays OF
ee a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.. p -scond and fourth Wednesday evenings
%. isl wHamliu Lodge, No. 81. meets every
'-, WHSImen OF America.-South faris
t.. No 1885,, meets seeohd AN AM AONA'N A"O'
'r.-irr- In Golden Cross HAN. - -,
ID. ',,--..,num,-Parris Council, No. l6sl
..- inst and third Monday evenings al ~
Election next Monday
Mis-. Ethel BarrowS is visiting Mrs. T.
parlu at >abattuS.
Mr. y Y Porter is visiting for few
,,..sS with relatives in Boston.
,--,nC. Maxim and wife spent few
..v, last week at the far at Sheroro'Ae'
rQ.
Master Harlan Dennison has been
....,,iro a number of weeks with his
.-,,.lparents at West Bethel.
Ms. Alice Libby and her nephew,
r..,,suce Chapman, of Brookline, Mass,
.... nests al George K. MOrton'S.
charles f. Bennett has moved from
N.l NcKeen'S house on OXtoru Street
.gt. -hr CheSley house on Park Street
vf>.s, carrie Hall and Ruth Tucker,
....,r \f~s Shurtleif of Lewiston, made
Sort min 10 Popham Beach last week
Mis-, Grace Bennett, who has been en-
,..,sg ,t the Falmouth Hotel IN Port
irf turing the summer, has returned
.tmc.
Ms, n. T. Jordan and child who
have been at Capt. II. \. Bolster tor
,,,.ra. weeks. left Friday Tor theif
home in Philadelphia.
W l.. Blood has completed the o1hd.
fur.f a second story on the back side OF
his house. giving him two good new
chamber, finished in natural woods.
ft,een-horse. power steam engine is
helm 50, i'm the factory of the Mason
Manufacturing Co.. To supplement the
water p,wer. the water being low now
Lunt and family expect to spend
the coming winter in MontvlIle' where
Mr. Iunt has a farm and IS to cut quite
a auantity of wood and lumber during
hewiuter.
NJ. NJ Luut closed her store here
.,.v,. "Wednesday NIGHT, and removed
her remaining goods TO her new loca-
rior in Norway. She will continue TO
live in south Paris.
Rev F. W. Pierce completed his sea
SON a, The BeecheS and returned 10
south Paris Sept. lst. he VIII nave
charge as ianitor of odd Fellows BLOCK;
m. TniyerSalist church, the high Schooi
and brick school houses.
Miss Jennie Price, state organizer OF
the Woman's Christian lemperance
Union. will speak in the Baptist ehufc.
this Monday evening, Sept. oth'
cordial invitation is extended 10 Tue
pub'ic. A collection will be taken.
The Democrats Buckfield correspond
ant made pleasant call at this once
ONE dav last week, and incidentally PAID
a commitment To one feature OF the VII
lre saving that in the words OF an ac-
guaiutance of his on one OCCASION we
have very tlOurishing looking ceme-
terry here.
Twenty of the young people enjoyed
corn roast at Oak Lodge-the Maxim
cottage bv the river-ThurSday evening
The cottage was decorated for the occa-
sion. and illuminated with Japanese
lanterns. \ variety Of games were play
ed. and that the young people enJoyeo
the affair is testified by the late hour at
which they returned home.
Mrs. W. r. Wiley, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. ii. l.. Stearns,
returned To her home in Boston last
Tuesday. She was accompanied by hsf
sister Mrs. Edith l.. Hall, and daughter
Marian. also BY her uncle and wife, Mr.;
aud Mrs. Andrew j. Jackson, who VIII
return 70 their home in lonia, Mlch.'
after making a short visit there.
There will be sociable after the
regular meeting of Mt. Pleasant ne
bekah Lodge Friday evening oil TINS
week. IL is hoped there will be good
attendance not only on that evening out
also al all of the meetings through the
winter. Brace up and try and show a
little interest for the lodge can't be run
successfully by slim attendance.
The dreaded frost struck us Thursday
morning with the opening of September
though it was not heavy enough To
cause wholesale destruction. Tender
plants in low places were killed, ana
some fields of sweet corn in specially
exposed situations were nipped littie'
but not 50 as to stop their growth en-
tirey. ). e. Burnell lost portion oi
his cranberries. not having water with
which To cover them.
Mrs f. f. Chapman entertained the
members of her class and Mr.. CLIFFORD $
class in the Methodist Sunday School at
her home Thursday evening. Twenty
one were present. The young people
were taken up to the farm and brought
back by Mr.. Chapman in his hay rack
A long table was set in the barn for the
supper, and after the supper was over
and the things cleared away, games
were played and general good time en-
joyed.
Among the recent visitors in towr
were three men whose boyhood was
spent in Paris, but who have been back
here only at long intervals. They are
Dana Child of Spokane, Wash, son o.