Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-04-26

Going down Casts 80 A. NJ, daily, Sundays
iuclude,D. 9 80 a. NJ, 440 P NJ. Sunday only,
Going IN ,west)-lO 90 A. NJ, S:Ss P. NJ, s47
NJ. daily, sundays included). Sunday only,
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CHURCHES.
Firs, congregational Church. Rev. w. K.
Hrooks u. D. pastor. Preaching services, 10 70
:. &. e. at6P NJ, Church prayer meeting on
Tncs.iav evening at 30 o'clock. All, not other
wise connected, are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. A. W Pottle, Pastor.
ID Sueiay. morning prayer meeting, $50 A,
\, .,rsar hing service 10 40 AN; Sabbath School
~ =, Enworth League Meeting, els P. M;
soGS PrayS,T e sass meeting Friday evening"
Esttist Church, Rev. III. ;. Ptnkham, Pastor
,. SIM tty, preaching service lO55 A. NJ; sab
..ry school II NJ; PRAYER meeting 800 r NJ;
,S,,.r..,iist Church, Rev J. ii. Little, Pastor.
p-,l.ning service every Sunday at : 80 r. n:
sunday school II 5 80 p NJ. Evening service
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STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~, Regular
rcgus Tuesday evening on OF oe,oie IL, e,
60 THurs,lay evening of each week.-Aurora
L.r..rufncnt, first and third Monday evenings
,rE Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
..4f- second and fourth Fridays OF each
r. nan .u Odd Fellows Hall. 80 -.
90 R-W. X. Kimban Post, No. l4S meets
.--, and third Saturday evenings OF esch
month"; lu u. a. K. Hall.
W-. H. KimbaD Relief Corps meets hrst
..t,.'r,i saturday evenings OF each month, In
afHEParis Grange. from May TO Oct. /,
..f- second and fourth saturday; during tne
remainder OF the year, meets every SATURDAY l"
- q. C.-second and fourth Mondays of
%. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
3. -s..,nd and fourth Wednesday evenings
.t P.@Hamnn Lodge, No. 81. meets every
-r Ia. evening at Pythian Hall NJ.
MODERN woOdmen Of America-South raTls
Damn. No 1885,, meets second and fourth Iues
.. evenings In Golden Cross Halt ~ ,e,,
g.yaI Arcanum.-Parris Council, NO. lo-i
,. fr-t aud third Monday evenings at : 80.
pr f. n. Andrews of Brunswick was
D.. town on business Tuesday.
Edward b. Lunt is engaged as clerk in
-., store Of Y. Dayton Bolster X Co.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Sweetsir of Pownal
were guests at Mrs. Atkins over sun
day
Nlzpah Assembly, Pythian Sisterhood,
will work the second degree Thursday
evening.
Mrs Luela c. Smiley, who spent the
winter AT southern Pines, Y. c., return
eel to South Paris last Tuesday.
w w. Payne has purchased the Cor
,elius Knight house on High Street and
las moved into it with his family.
Hon. f. f. Undertake of Phillips, |
state bank examiner, was in town we'd
nr>1ay To examine the South Paris Saw
ingS Bank.
Dr and Mrs. J. W. Davis, accompa- |
Med by DIR. William Croft and Aleck
E,Ier of Washburn, have been IN town
tor few days.
George W. rockingham has sold his |
house on Pine Street to Mrs. Z. l..
Abbott of Hale, who will move into 1t
about the first OF May.
4 large amount of business was trans
acted at the April term of Probate Court
IN Tuesday, with Judge f. NJ. Drew of
AndroScoggin County presiding,
Mrs. G. W. Bowker returned home
Thursday from the hospital at Lewiston,
where sha has been treated for appendi-
eitis. She is making a good recovery.
In Onalaska, Wis, April 18th, Edgar
Townsend, formerly of South Paris,
WA, united in marriage with Miss Myrtle
N Reiter. at the residence of the brides
parents.
The UniversaliSt Sunday Schools So
ciable. postponed from last "Wednesday,
will be held Wednesday evening OF this
week. Admission ) cents. Ice cream
and cake cents.
Mrs. Arthur b. JoSlin of Worcester,
Mass. came Tuesday for visit To her
parents, O. w. Royal and wife. Mrs.
ROYAL, who had been with Mrs. JoSlin'
returned home earlier.
All members of the Good Cheer, whose
last name begins with f, G., II, l., j, h,
+, or NJ, are invited to meet with Mrs
Iittlefeld Tuesday, at 2:3O p. NJ, to
make arrangements for the May supper
That historic base ball nine, formerly
known as the June Bugs" is now ask
inc contributions under the name OF the
Cheerful LoOserS.n That title shows
commemorate spirit, even though the
spelling might be improved.
Mount Mica Lodge, |. o, o. F., will
observe the anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship Tuesday evening. Mount Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge has been invited to
participate. The programme will be
followed by a social in New Hall.
Subject at the evening meeting,
T'niyersalist church, next Sunday even
inc. Count the Cost deliberate Pur-
nose" References, Ps. l, l-6; PS. 81,
20. Rom. =, 40: Luke Ii, 25-33; Luke
IG. 26-3l. Leader, Mrs. Virgie Wilson
Since the organization of the \. Z. L. L.
al the Cniversalist church the evening
meetings have been steadily increasing
in interest.
The Oldest inhabitant has to go back
many years TO find parallel to the snow
storm of Wednesday, the goth. All day
a damp snow fell fast. Here in the val
lev it melted nearly though not quite as
fast as il came, but on the ridges 1t lay
as &c fell, and was not gone for several
DAYS. On Paris Hill the fall was about a
foot. and on higher ridges ever more. 1t
made genuine Sleighing in some sections,
many of the roads being difficult and
some of them impossible for wagons, for
two or three days. Last year on Fast
Day. which was the 23d, Maytlowers
were plenty and strawberries had begun
to blossom.
Friday night and saturday morning
portion of the Grand Trunks exhibit at
the St Louis worlds fair was shipped by
Nash of Norway, who has been doing
the mounting. The centre of attraction
was one of the largest moose heads IN
the world. It has enormous antlers with
a spread of Sc inches and having 50
points. Mr.. Nash says he knows OF but
two or three in existence as large. The
head attracted much notice ut the
station Nash's work for the Grand
Trunk Railway includes 3 moose heads,
deer heads, and number of fish
mounted in his mezzo style. He has also
done nineteen pieces for the IntercOlonial
Railway of Canada.
Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs intends to start
classes in musical kindergarten work as
soon as the public schools close, in June.
All parents who mean to have their chill
dren take up the study of music next
year will do well to investigate this Sys-
TEN, as il gives a much better founda-
ton for future work than any of the old
systems. and at a less cost. Although II
is called kindergarten" work, it is by
..,ao,,- o,nEnaA 20 small phil1ran- but