Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-09-13
,he Oxford Bsrmnrrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
asASD rsuHK RAILWAY
commencing June 10, lsOl.

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,.,,s, cast 81 A. NJ, (daily, sunday
SS -t.,' 80 A M, So P. sunday only
sc ~ ma westl-lOOo NJ, y p NJ, 10 y
aaily, sundays ineiudedl' SUNDAY on'y
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.oUrR PARIS POST officE.
.,.,.. Hours =. 81 A. N. to : 80 Pa
CHURCHES.
.-, ,apsregatiOnsl Church. hes. W. 70 =.
tNs. [ =, * nSst.l. Preaching services, 10 *
BIZ 80 pm, sunday school Il NJ 4
A. w. I6P.A, Church prayer meeting Oh
~ 4yruiuE st 50 O'clOsA- Az "o' o'sA
L. ~ r.,,.,i are cordially invlteI' ~
VII .sHI I,sf rhurch. Rev. II. A. clifford, Pastor
hsS"T,isy. morning prayer meeuhx ~ 49, =
aching service 10 40 An, SaS sIs
- Epworth League Meenhs. S,sr mee,,nv
drawer meeting p. M, grsSer ai.sr,ng
tye''-- terSn'ng; class meeting, Friday evening
Tue '.t' VE'GTrrS ON sunday, preaching service
N sabbath school Il " p PRAYER me-
7. e. "a urlyer meeting TUESDAY evening
~ '' - n, Sbnrch. Rev J. h. Little, Pastor.
49, .sryice every Sunday st 80 z. N:
fl''. - .to,,l at3.3O p N. Evening service
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stated MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge,sNo. "a Regular
-. Tues!ay evening on or before iu,. u ,,'Sa,
- I a. F-Mount Mica Lodge, tesuRaI NEE
e., Thursday evening OF eSsa No ,ran,nys
e, ,.rrsnt first and third MONDAY evenings
Of ~, Il. Mount MO- Pleasant Re5eksh Lodge: No,
al meets second and i9urth 'f"NSS
month IN "I ~ : E,mbaIi Post No. las. meets
thirI saturday evenings OF eseh
u,a 70 Co. a. ,,o o. Relief Corps meets first
..tUr,iay evenings of eaeh month' IN
-g''. ~, paris Grange. from May to OCT, |,
fr-t and thlri SATURDAY, o neis ~ g.
-yf the year, meets every Sa'uEua'' l"
'I'l Z 4. &C second and fourth Mondays of
E, -. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No; Isl,
.,-,- second and fourth Wednesday e'e"AN-7
o. s', 81. . ~Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
~ evening at Pythtan Han. south PARIS
a. ,.-1 Wundmen OF America sn -"
no. meets second and fourth Tues
,s. jennings in Golden cross nS So. lesl
.s Accommodating NOunSSa, =: ~
---t ana third Moniay evenings Al ~
The law will be OFF on cartridges ana
,,..lc1ck next Thursday.
Ms. Lena Hicks of Beverly, Mass Is
--uc her father, B. F. Hicks
n Moves Co.'S stores will be open
.t..r.. rwG evenings of the fair.
p Pnmmer's store building mas
...r.r4uaiuted in attractive coiorS.
The frst supper and entertainment oil
,r- Good Cheer will be held Sept z'th'
r. u>ual fair dance will be held in
,., f,v Wednesday evening OF TINS
week.
i>,p Morton of Chicago and Mrs:
r..-..f Winchester, Mass, are guests OF
relatives here.
THE Jolly Eight" spent the night IN
t.nr A. camp Hannah, up the river,
Wednesday night.
ur and Mrs. Littlefield spent few
lay, in Bridgton last week ana look III
The Br.jgJon fair.
Ms, sadie ;. Young of Lincoln, Neb.'
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nelson u
FIGrr for few weeks.
A5r,bert Y. Locke of the law school
oftge University of Maine is the guest oi
his sister. Mrs. l.. NJ. Lunt.
Mr., Arthur Hall of Buckfield with
friend, has been spending few days here
and sill remain through the fair.
Ms r. ;. Barnes and Miss Helen re-
,urar,. home last week, having oeen a'
Peak STAND since the first OF August
Ns,,lya McArdle entertained few
friends AZ a party Monday evening, al
wb.er hearts was the principal DIVER
sion.
Can, Tubbs is taking a vacation oil
three weeks from his work at the cream
rry. and meanwhile Don Bean takes MS
place.
Charlie, r. Durham and wife left
Thursday morning for trip OF le"
DAYS 20 Montreal and other points III
Canada
Miss Catherine Briggs, who has been
spending a three months vacation al
home. returned Saturday TO her duties
al Pennington.
Fev !. II. Little and family returned
Pm. las, of the week from their cottage
a, Harpswell. where they had spent Sly
weeks OF more.
Tire county commissioners held their
regular September term OF three days
here last week, but did little besides
routine business.
Janayauex, the hypnotist and mind
reader will be at New Hall three nights
this week. Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day. Prices, 10, 20 and so cents.
George Jones and daughter, Mrs.
t,eorr. Ham, with Miss Mildred and
Master Ralph, of Yarmouth, spent few
DAYS with relatives and friends in town
las, week.
Mrs. +. A. Howe has returned from
Boston with all the latest styles, and Is
ready 10 take orders for fall hats, and
show and sell you the pretty things she
has purchased.
The ladies of the Congregational
society have been busy for several days
cooking and making preparations Tor
running their eating booth at the iair.
They will feed lot of people there this
week.
Professor Carl Jean Tolman, who has
been for some years located in Lewiston
teaching music, has changed his head
quarters To Portland. He will have
rooms in the Y. VI. e. 4. building there,
and will undoubtedly have large classes
Of pupils.
A f. Morse read Saturday at the held
day meeting of the grange in Washing
ton County, at Columbia Falls. He lett
here Friday morning, and arrived home
sunday night. His grandson, Master
Ralph Andrews, accompanied him on
the long journey, and saw considerable
ut tue world.
Work at the corn factory has gone
rather slowly SO far, as on account oil
the cold weather the corn is very back.
ward about maturing. There are still
some very pretty pieces of corn to come
IN and after the fair it may be expected
along fast. None of the corn has been
injured by the slight frosts We have had
a. yet
Miss Bessie G. Ripley gave party
Saturday evening at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hall,
al which twelve young people were
present. Progressive games were play
ed, and the first prize was won by Miss
Annie JENNIE and the BOBBY prize by
John McArdle. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Miss Ripley
is to leave next week for her home in
Oklahoma.
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