Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-12-13
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SOUTH PARIS.

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CHURCHES.
,,r,-st,onal Church. Rev. W.
FRS s. n. D.. pastor. Preaching services. 10 4
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assclE ats P. NJ; Church prayer meeting o.
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siss .yai,.f Church, Rev. ii. 4. Clifford, Pastor
hsnJsv morning prayer meeting, $50
W srhip. service 10 10 A. NJ SaooSsn ochoo
~ snyyo-,h League Meeting, els P. u.
: ~ brave, meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
Sea'il, 'ersn'nc: lass meeting, Friday evening
lug ffrrrh ON sunday, preSchtng service
psf u sabbath school Il "; praTer meet
49, N. PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening
w .,rsr,gii,, church, Rev j. II. Little, Pastor
INV .,~e,.e every SUNDAY at $50 p. u
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. %. Regular
..ss.,o, Tuesday evening on or oelore IuIt uoon
n E-NOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
!. y T,,r,-s.la.g evening OF each week.--Aurora
NJ, .,-s,f ,.rst and third Monday evenings
u each wolli' ,,,,o,, pahekah odye No
q meets second and fourth rriuays Oh eaen
=, IN Oid Fellows Hall.
uV''. p w. X Kimban Post, No. las, meets
" s,I tB,rI saturday evenings of each
,,,nth 10 O.. 4. /. Han
NJ K K!mbal Relief Corps meets nrst
~ mir! saturday evenings of each month, In
SsiI ~ IH'Epars grange. from May to Oct. l,
- fist and third saturday, during the
.sTs,r,Ic7 81 the year, meets every saturday, In
y 9u 80. C.-seconi and fourth Mondays Of
e@D %. P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
nj, ,ecoaI and fourth Wednesday evenings
o'gach month. -, -. -.
ofP-llsmlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
- a. evening AZ Pythtan Hall.
vsjern Wo0imen OF America.-South Paris
Comm No 1885,, meets second AMI fourth Tues
Ia fyeulng- In Golden Cross Hail.
6rs' Arrsuum.-Parris Council, No. 1871,
1T. fi-.t am. third Monday evenings at Z 30.
The high school closed Friday for
two weeks vacation.
Miss Bertha Andrews is spending her
vacation al her home in Lowell.
Keith Spofford is at home from
dartmouth College for the vacation.
yr, Hannah Holt and Evelyn Slocum
have gone 10 Boston for a couple of
weeks.
John NJ. Murch went Wednesday to
Augusta. where he will be employed for
a while
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Stiles have
closed their house and gone to Allston,
Mass. for a visit.
Mrs. Frank Clark is clerking in the
store of ;. b. & Z. 5. Prince at Norway
during the holidays.
Mrs sarah Atkins slipped and fell and
broke her wrist while returning home
from down street Tuesday.
Ms, Lucinda Field has returned to
her teaching at Patten, after a two
weeks vacation spent at home.
Ms. :. C.. Heald of East Sumner has |
been spending the past week with her
sister. Mrs Albert d, Park.
Mrs. J. P. Richardson has accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Jackson to Boston to
spend the holidays among her many
friends.
Rev. d. F. Nelson of West Paris occu- |
pied the Methodist pulpit Sunday and
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. ID. |
Robertson.
IA. Heidner of Springfield, Mass,
who travels for the Paris Manufacturing |
Co. is here in the office of the company |
for few weeks
Miss Mabel Z. Kicker of West Paris is |
a guest of Mrs. Geo. ID. Robertson. |
Mrs J. II. Cole was her guest for |
short time last week.
Carl Briggs went Saturday to Spring |
field. Mass, 10 spend two weeks in violin |
study under the teacher there with
whom he has been before.
Miss Ruth Tucker visited friends in
Lewiston last week and with them went
20 Bath Wednesday to witness the |
launching of the Mary l.. Newhall. |;
Hamlin Lodge will work rank of
Knight and nominate officers for ensuing |
term Friday evening of this week. Re-
freShments will be served. Knights,
turn out.
Rev. ). II. Robinson of Gilmanton,
" H., preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday. He will remain
here through the week, and preach
again next Sunday.
Rev. |. Wallace CheSbro, now of Mar
raganSett Pier, r. l., has accepted the
call given him to the Baptist church in
this place, and will begin his pastorate
here on the second Sunday in January.
Dean J. Tolman, who was formerly |
manager of the Biddeford exchange of
the New England Telephone Co., has
gone to Lancaster, Y. H., where he is
manager Of the Northern Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
The Seneca Club met with Mrs. Her
man Wilson last Monday evening and
most enjoyable meeting was had. Dainty
were served at the close.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Writ
Stanley December 10Th.
The Universalist Sunday School will
baye {. bonnet supper at Good Cheer
Hall Dec. 24th, followed by Christmas
tree and entertainment. supper will be
served at o'clock TO members and the
and tree will be ut $50.
News has been received here of the
death at her home in Tacoma, Wash, OF
Miss Winitred Cummings. Miss Cum
mings was niece of Mrs. Dora Is.
Greene and Mrs. Sarah Atkins of this
place, and with her mother spent the
summer of 1908 here.
Elmer b. Austin, who has bought the
Walter BOnney place at South Paris,
will sell his stock and farming tools at
auction at the farm which he has sold at
North Buckfield, on Tuesday of this
week at 10 A. NJ. Mr.. Austin will move
bis family to South Paris soon.
At the meeting of the South Paris
Board of Trade Wednesday evening,
vote of endorsement was given to the
resolution recently passed by the Port
and Board of Trade, favoring lcgis-
ative investigation of the condition OF
Affairs at Shiloh, and a copy of the vote
was ordered sent to the Oxford County |
senator and the Paris representative.
The prospectus of the Eastern Argus
appears elsewhere in this paper. The
Argus is one of the long-established in-
situations of the state, having already |
passed the century mark. Ii is just as
Democratic, just as enterprising, and
just as good a newspaper all round as it
has been ever since date long before
the memory of the present generation.