Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-23

Commencing June ID, ISM,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-. town reast)-4 81 A. M. daily, sunda,
GO1Ie y.}DA NJ, 3'59r.h sunday onl
5gy .,.l = 20 twest)-IOS 60 A. NJ. Se2 P. NJ, lOs
'isiiy. sundays ineludeal' SUNDAY ohr
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SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
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CHURCHES
,..,,,rsyational Church. Rev. W.
ths- n 5astor. Preaching services, 10 4
hi"'As' 10 p NJ; sunday School IL NJ
4 w. atGP. NJ; Church prayer meeting o
T..t.v evening II 80 oeleck. Az no' o'ne'
Is,7.'- ss,s,.ied are cordially invited.
VII ,oi,st 4 hurch. Rev. N. \. Clifford, Pastor
Ms,.nt.y morning prayer meeung sp
~ -ss,bing service lO;49 A. NJ eSooaan - ~
n i''Ir ,,,s0rtb League Meeting, olo p. n.
.yerns prayer meeting I =; M, Sri3sy evening
,burrh GU sunday, preaching service
nat SIhbath school Il n; PRAYER meet
'.Y Nj prayer meeting iuesuay eH Ss
- ,,sr-,li-t Church. Rev y. u Ltte, Z asser
"l,, ,, -sryi,s every sunday at :: 80 r. n
FisNI ,.' school al s 80 p. NJ. Evening service
IN.
STATED MEETINGS.
v-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
T.. - ,Trss'lay evening on or before tuil moon
NI',iG F-Mouut Mica Lodge, regular meet
i1ur.iav evening of eaea WeeA'-A
ita,..,,,,,utnt. first and third Monday evenings
OF ra,4 ..o'V, Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No,
'.'' ..,.onJ and fourth Fridays OF each
rt. fn pstd Fellows han, ~ .,a.,a
"'-', " X Kimban Post, NO. Ifs, meets
tr-t a.I Jhirt saturday evenings VI eAs"
u.l.-' Einban Relief Corps meets drst
.rttt,-i saturday evenings OF esch moh'h' IN
keie' = I' Paris grange. from May TO Oct l.,
,. fr.t and third saturday; during tne
nr4!ricr ot the year, meets ever! '"'ui"aS' :"
e''55s & nc C.-seeond and fourth Mondays of
s1 - P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
IND and fourth "Wednesday evenings
% yay4 month. ,l,t,a M. 81. meets every
.,.r,ny Al Pythian Hall. NJ.
p .t' - LytleiNen OF America.-sOuth Paris
N'-ylA 20 meets second ami fourth Tues
evenings In Golden CrOss nS Nh 1921.
~. .r-; and thlri Monday evenings IL ~
Ms. AmeS of Lewiston is guest at
Ms e. A. Rounds.
NJ. Cora Hill of West Paris was the
,,,.-t OF Miss olive c. SWEET IueSday'
Mn. Augustus Brainard Of Readfield
.,,.i.,t ~ her sister, Mrs. Z. r. Stone
% b Morton and daughter Grace of
.nb.ru we're in town few days last
week
NJ Cyrene J. Bean has gone to Pc
land amp Ground for stay oil lie"
weeks
Va, Wheeler and wife attended the
o,l tI..rs Week reunion at Dixtield last
Tuesday.
Mis-, olive c. SWEET is visiting her
brother. l.. p. SWEET, at his camps at
Natawamkeag.
Ell. swan. special organizer for the
New England order of Protection' Is al
bom, ilr short vacation.
Ms Donnie LaSelle of Melrose, Mass
AND 81, Charles Carl and son WINS are
gue,t, at sherman Ordway $.
V.,, Della McArile has gone to South |
rramsnrblm. Mass. where she has
ra>itian with the Dennison Manuiactur-
ing Go.
William X. Kimball Relief Corps
m,s,n. saturday evening, Sept. 1. All
m. officers aud members are requested
% De- present.
Miss Isabel Morton gave corn roast
r,a rIty of eight girls last Monday
evening". in honor of her guest, MISS
Ethg. Merritt
Tr richardson and wife, with Mr..
anal Mrs Biather of Boston, who are
yi>i-n. them. are spending a few days at
Camp uwSley,
t,4.rae \. Briggs and family and j.
Hastings Bean and family left WedneS,
day Tor Bailey'S Island, where they VIII
spend "a week or two.
Ms l.. NJ Lunt is in New York this
week buying goods for her new store IN
Norway which she will open Sept. LIST,
removing her business from this place.
lawn party under the auspices of
IA, N-w England Order of Protection |
vii b.. held on the grounds of A. Nj. ana
b bean ON Western Avenue this |
Monday evening.
Apple barrels are being set up at q.
"A purter'S cider mill for this years
trade. Barrels are to be barrels this
wear. - indeed they have been for several
years. These sell for - cents.
A party which went Thursday to
spend week at Camp Concord COM
pri>eS George b. Crockett and wife,
Ernest T.. Crockett, Misses Lucelia and
Ethe. Crockett, Mrs. l.. T.. Morton, Mrs.
G.. A BcSSey and Miss LenOra Bessey.
40 the meeting TO organize Republi-
can club Friday evening, preliminary |
organization was formed, with James ).
Wright chairman, Walter l.. Gray clerk,
and y d. Bolster, Alton c. Wheeler aud
Arthur +. Forbes committee to prepare
amt circulate preamble. The meeting
adjourned till Tuesday evening of this
week at the assessors Office, when the
organization will be completed. All
who are interested are expected to De
present
\ new voting list has been prepared
and printed by the Selectmen. 1t is con-
sideraby the largest list ever yet seen in
this town. containing l2ll names.
Like all other human things, it is
probably not free from errors, and a
few names may be duplicated, and few
who are not voters may appear on the
list All but very few, however, are |
undoubtedly names of legal voters in |
Paris. Alphabetically the B. list is
longest, containing l47 names. The
longest list under one surname is the
HammondS, of which there are 10. There
are , AbbOttS, Il Browns, and smaller |
numbers under various other family
names.
After a long period of failing health,
Albert NJ Hammond died Tuesday
morning, having just completed his
Seyenty-tifth year. Mr.. Hammond was
the son of Moses Hammond of Paris
Hill. a prominent citizen of Paris IN
former generation. Albert Hammond
was engaged most of his life in mercan-
tile pursuits, for portion of the time at
South Paris, but for longer period at
Paris Hill, where he conducted store
for many years. Some years since he
went west, but remained only few
years before returning TO Maine. After
his return, he was employed for some
years in the store of Y. Dayton Bolster
X Co., until failing health prevented his
continuing there. Mr.. Hammond mar
ried Julia Morse, who survives him, as
does Que son, Arthur W. Hammond, OF
Berlin, Y. III. The funeral, Thursday
afternoon, was attended by Rev. j. +.
COchrane. Interment in the Hammond
L. 4. Paris