Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-02-23
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t,.,-. Town casts 81 A ~. daily, Sundays
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CHURCHES
ff-.. Congregational Church. Rev. W. y
fr,.. k.. a. o.. pastor. Preaching services, 10 y
f. u. ana ~ p n. sunday school ~ NJ
g~ g.. z. 4tt q. n, Church prayer meeting on
meow evening no = sd o'clock. AL. nOt Other
af-. r1unoctcJ, are cordially Invited.
H..#..ifst Church, Rev. A. W. fOtte, Pastor
-aa-ay. morning PRAYER mer s,nl..s - a
vH.ca. hing service 10 - A. N, SabbAth >chvnl
EpwOrth League Meeting, ol5 p. NJ
.Hrrlus prayer meeting 4. NJ, prayer meeting
Ilt-.ay evening, class meeting, Friday evening"
g.f,izt church. Rev VI. : Pinkham, Pastor
... SIN. AS. preaching service 10 q A. NJ sab
-I -.uuo. u n. PRAYER meeting 10 p M
.r.t- meeting TUESDAY evening.
lutygT-aIi-t church. Rev }. II. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every sunday at 30 r. N
Sun las school at S3oP. N. Evening service Z
STATED MEETINGS.
"a N.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
rr,,f4s Tuesday evening on or before tlll moon.
49,. -. F-MOuut Mica Lodge, regular meet
,u.- Thursday evening OF each WseA'-AGtola
tT,..mpment. drst and third Monday evenings
10 Mount Pleasant Bebekah Lodge, No.
I'd. meets second and fourth Frl'Ays O' each
GAR-W.K X. kimball Post, No. las, meets
.--t and third Saturday evenings OF each
month. lu O.. s. X. Hall a..
Wr IA Kimbau Relief Corps meets hrsI
-- ,a.rs saturday evenings OF each MONTH In
af H.EParis Grange. from May to Oct, !,
meets second and fourth saturday uurlns ti a.,
remainder OF the year, meets every o@'ur"SS' Al
Us ''7' s. C.-second ami fourth Mondays Of
P-Stonv Brook Lodge. No Isl,
u..t. .ecund and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF each month. a, ,,s .,,,r,,
soft P.-Iiamiu Lodge, No, 81, meets ever!
p 4v evening at Pythian Hall.
Modern Woo,lmen OF Americ1.-South Paris
,swu No lUli7, meets second aud fourth tues
Ola, evening" 10 Golden Cross halI: -,
H.vHl Nrcauum.-rarris Council, No lo-I'
t...t. first and thir,l Monday evenings at : ~.
Mrs. l.. C.. Morton entertained her
class in the Baptist sunday School at
her home Wednesday evening.
Winslow G. Thayer, who is now freight
clerk al Rumford Falls, came home Fri
day and remained over Sunday.
The course of six assemblies closed
Friday evening. The attendance at the
last one was fully as good as at any
previous one.
rs tar as the Democrat is able TO discover,
not word of eleetioneering or talk
about candidates as yet.
The rumor in circulation that the pas
tor of the UniverSaliSt church is dis
satisfied with the work here and is
about to resign is wholly without foun-
datiun.
Mrs. Geo. A. Wilson, Mrs. Walter L.
GRAY. Miss susie NJ. Wheeler and Miss
Mertie G.. Walker were in Portland
Thursday night To attend the Wagner
pdrStal concert.
one of Mr.. Parks Plymouth Rocks
las outdoue herself, and produced a
record egg. lt measures IL inches,
and weighs exactly II ounces. Pre-
pairing for Easter, doubtless.
Mrs. sarah Clark gave two tea parties
Al her home on Skillings Avenue last
week. Tuesday evening she entertained
the older relatives and on Thursday the
Younger relatives and friends. pleas
ant time at both parties.
Holman f. Day will be at the Norway
Opera House. March Sd. Everybody
who has not heard him should try toI
attend. Who is there that has not heard
of Aunt Shaw'S Pet Jug and other
familiar poems by this author?
W. O. rockingham has been engaged
by +. A. Strout Co. 70 represent them IN
Paris aud vicinity ANY person having
farm property for sale will do well to
correspond with him and learn OF their
system of selling farm property.
There were actually two or three
little pools of water on the SIDEWAYS
Thursday afternoon, where the sun
strikes i'm brightly on the south side of
odd Fellows Block It's the first day
since Thanksgiving that such thing
has been seen.
After all. things are seldom SO bad but
they might have been worse. We have
had a terribly severe winter as everybody
knows but there is cause for thankful
ness i'm the fact that the coal strike did
NOT come this winter instead of last. II
IL had been this year, vastly more suffer
inc would have been caused than there
was.
Did YOU know that every cent expend-
ed at the Butterfly Carnival entities you
to a vote on the quilt for the best cook
in PariS9 There are lots of nice cooks so
Won will have large field to select from.
This includes not only what you spend
at the booths but with your supper ana
drama tickets YOU are entitled TO votes
for your candidate.
The high school was Summarily suS-
pended last Monday morning. Same
.l.l n
tutiouS this winter-frozen up. There
was no water at the hydrant near the
school house, showing that the freeze
was somewhere ON the Pine Street MAN.
1t is hoped to get thawed out SO as 10
resume school next week.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 10th, Mr..
and Mrs Albert ID. Park gave a tea
party at their home ON Gary Street. ms
was by far the daintiest affair OF the sea
son. A sumptuOus menu was served 10
party of twelve. Each guest received
bouquet of pinkS. Their very attract
i've home was prettily decorated
throughout with pOtted plants. Whist
was the main feature of the evening and
was greatly enjoyed. At a very late
hour all departed to their various homes
with many congratulations to the ever
charming hostess and genial host.
The graduating class, '04, in Paris
High School, made choice of their class
parts for the graduating exercises last
week. The valedictOry goes to Ralph
Berry by reason of his rank. The
salutatory was also assigned by rank,
and for this Wallace Clifford and Harold
Anderson had equal rank. Under that
condition it was decided by lot, and the
lot fell to Wallace Clifford. The Other
parts were chosen by ballot of the class
as follows:
Oration-Haroh Anderson.
History-HarOld &. Fletcher.
Class Will-Miss Charlotte Giles.
Presentation OF Gifts-Mtss Blanche Peney.
Prophecy-Miss Florence Tufts.
The Butterfly Carnival, under the aus
pices OF the UniverSalist Good Cheer
Society of South Paris, will be held a
New Hall Wednesday, Thursday anC
FRIDAY of next week, March 2, 3, and !
The sale will commence at o'cloci
Wednesday afternoon and continue
through Wednesday and Thursda.
afternoons and evenings, with shor
entertainment each evening. A suppe
will be served Wednesday at 6:3O a
Good Cheer Hall. Prices as usual
On Friday evening at New Hall to clos
the carnival will be given the three-ac