Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-10-04
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Souru PARIS Posr OFFICE
,.,..s Hours: 1904. o7;SOP.N.
CHURCHES.
80, Vocational Church. Rev. w.
s"s. m ~ nsstor Preaching services, 10 a
- AMI 100 p. NJ; Sunday Schooi ~ a,
J. :. e. , - az 80 O'Clock. All, not other
,ta,,11 necte,i are cordially invited. ~
"'Ne,So.Iist Church. Rev. II. a. Chnord' pas as
on sunday. morning ID PI IA, NJ Sabbath scSoo
NJ Enworth League Meeting, 6io p. =.
a~in., PRAYER meeting p. NJ prsSeE messsns
Tpe,i4- evening" class meesing, sacS,yS serrc.
~ n sabbath school IL NJ; PRAYER heet
"a y NJ: prayer meeting luesuay eSsn.ns
M ,,,rsaIist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, fastor
p-sarbiur service every SUNDAY AZ -.1 49,,
s.'tty School at 8 80 p. NJ. Evening service
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No, -. RegulaI
setiTg Tuesday evening on or oelore tI,I u .N
~ ~ F-Nount Mica Lodge, regular meet
L. y; ~, -. evening OF each week.-Aurora
ia-s, ,,,,Tnent. irst and third Monday evenings
~ gatH .o" Nopnt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
nst second and fourth Fridays OF cacn
month In odd Fellows han; ~ ,,s mania
sr.t and thiri saturday evenings VI e"''
month month " !" K a. Relief Corps meets drst
ami ta,r,i saturday evenings OF each month"; 10
Relief Corps Han. -. Ma, 20 oct
Isl and third Saturday; during the
-.'-,iuIer OF the year. meets every saturday IN
Grange Hall. ..h uor5svs of
et.' E'T n P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
III. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
fP-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
Al. evening AZ Pythian HAN s..A p.-,s
v1.lern Woodmen of America.-south T rarls
l.r,u No 1885, meets secohu an, am
Ill. evenings In Golden cross hall;;, NJ 1901
p.vsI ATranum.-Parrts Councll, no. p-i'
fir.t and third Monday evenings at So'
e Plummer is in Sweden for few
days.
p. Woodbury. of Lancaster, Mass
i>a guest at J. W. Chute'S.
Mrs Fred Adkins, of Livermore, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. r, RUNNER
Remember the sale at the Baptist
church Friday afternoon and evening"
oct.
The brick sidewalk in front OF Masonic
Rick has been relaid, Thomas Powers
doing the work.
The season of band concerts is over,
and the season of church suppers is
fairly under way.
Newton STANLEY of South Portland has
been the guest of his brother, VIII o'an-
lev. for few days.
Mrs. J. II. Henderson and daughter
of Montreal were guests of Miss Maud
D,nolass from Thursday till Saturday
N Perkins of Winthrop, Iowa, who
b,. baen visiting relatives in Maine,
srent few days with his nephew, H.
y Perkins. last week. He left ON his
return 10 Iowa Wednesday.
Another student of English from
Cuba has come to Mr.. Parks. lie Is
ruis Sena of Havana, a young man OF ~
~ culure and refinement, and already
has slight knowledge OF the Engiish
language.
sunday. Oct. 10, will be observed as
Rally Dav by the Congregational sun
dav school. A full attendance is desired,
and a general invitation is extended.
r.~,,,ramme of music and recitations
viii be given.
The state fair drew good crowd from
thi, place on Wednesday, which was
fine day. During the three following
DAYS when the weather was fearfully
and wonderfully mixed, there was
scattering attendance from here.
The customary court temperance meet
inc will be held at the court house on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th, at 80
o'clock. DR.. C.. l.. Buck will preside
and the schubert Quartette will sing
several selections. All are invited.
:. NJ. King arrived home Saturday
with his herd of Kingleside Farm Jer-
seys. from the round of the fairs. He
was away four weeks, during which he
exhibited at the fairs at Concord,
Nashua and Rochester, New Hampshire,
and the Maine State fair at Lewiston.
Just for a tantalization, two deer
showed themselves to travellers between
this village and Paris Hill, one day in the
early part of last week Open time be-
gan Saturday, and they will probably
keep out of sight now. The Democrat
has heard Of no others being seen in the
vicinity this season.
Miss Bessie C. Ripley, who has spent
quite portion of the summer here,
started Thursday for her home in Paw
huska, Oklahoma. Her grandparents,
A. C.. Hall and wife, were 70 accompany
her on her return, but were prevented
from doing so by the illness of Mr.. Hall,
,Yh, - vtill unable IN travel
The winter timetable on the Grand
Trunk went into effect Sunday morning
The only changes from the summer
schedule are in the early and late trains,
the former going at $50 A. NJ, and the
latter at SAT p. NJ, this schedule being
the same as last winters. The forenoon
and afternoon trains run as before. The
Sunday paper train arrives an hour
earlier, at 9:22.
The Seneca Club at its meeting last
Monday chose these officers for the COM
inc year;
President-Miss Olive NJ stuart.
Vice.P resident-Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler
Secretary-Nrs. II. Z. Wilson.
Treasurer-Miss Florence Jewett.
Executive Committee-Miss Iva McArdle, Mrs
Agnes Penfold, Miss Eva +. Walker;
Literary DirectOr-Mrs. +. \. Taylor
A programme for the winters work has
been arranged. The next meeting will
be held with Miss Stuart, Monday even
ing, Oct. 10.
The first supper and entertainment OF
the UniversaliSt Good Cheer Society
was given in their hall Tuesday even
ing. A fair number We're out for supper
and good crowd for the evening. The
entertainment was the appropriate loot
ball farce, "A Flying Wedge" played by
the young people, with the cast gwen
last week. The farce was well played
and gave the audience much pleas.
ure. Following this was soeiaole, ana
Howard Shaw furnished music on the
piano for the games which were played.
l.. l.. Whitman and wife of Pasadena,
Calf, have been in town for few days
visiting Mr.. Whitman's mother, Mrs.
Rizpah Whitman, and his sister, Mrs.
George r. Morton. They came in the
automobile in which, as many of our
readers know, Mr.. Whitman has recent
ly made record run from San Francisco
TO New York. The machine is marked
on the sides, Franklin. San Francisco
to New York" 1t is ten-horse power
four-cylinder gasoline air cooled ma,
chine. The difference between this and
regular stock car is that Mr.. Whitman
had l5-gallon gasoline tank put In In
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