Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-04-12

Going down (east)--5 SO a. NJ, (daily, Sundays
includedD, 30 A. NJ, tAO P. NJ sunday only
, ~ No west 1890 A. NJ. 3 :Ss p. NJ, s47
- M. daily, sundays inclGdcD. sunday only
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F,rs. Congregational Church Rev. w; n
Er,nkz d. D., pastor. Preaching services, lVs
VI. and 90 p. NJ; SUNDAY school II NJ, L
4 =, e. r.. at y. NJ, Church prayer meeung on
.r,.-lty evening al Z 30 O'Clock All, not other
,,i-e onnecte,i, are cordially invited. -
Methodist Church, Rev. w POttle, tastor
co. Suniay, moroing prayer mseSS hss9lh So
- ~: EpwoSth League Meeting, oio r. NJ,
,varIpg PRAYER meeting 2. NJ; prayer meetlns
Tne.Jav evening; class meeting, FRIDAY evening
Baptlst Church, Rev. IL. > flnShaih, ast 1t
pr sun lay, preaching service l04 A. NJ, SAD
,,t, school NJ n: PRAYER meeting Z %" p. NJ;
newer meeting Tuesday evening.
FT-nfycrsali.t Church, Rev. j. III. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every SUNDAY az ~ 49,, =, y" :
sunday School at 30P.N N. Evening service
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STATED MEETINGS.
IA M.-Paris Lodge, No. 81 Regular
,,eetin5, Tuesday evening on or before tull moon
a. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
mo. Tbursday evening of each week.-Aurora
Enc8mpmeut, first and third Monday evenings
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
cd, ,aets second and fourth Fridays OF each
..nutb In Old Fellows Hall, 40 -.
- Nv X Kimball Post, No. Us, meets
Gr-t and third Saturday evenings VI '"'A
Nm. h Rimball Relief Corps meets hrs.
md tbir,i saturday EVENING" OF each month' I'D
~ n Paris Grange. from Nav To Oct. J.,
....sts second and fourth Saturday curing t.t
r,naiuder of the year, meets every S"'uI""S' |"
u a' * q i'' C.second and fourth Mondays OF
F q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No Isl,
..,.ts second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
of each month. ~, -. -,
Pr Az evening at Pythian Han. s,h pa.,s
NoJeru WoOdmen OF America.-SOuth Iarls
camp No 1885, meets second AMI tOur'h LUIS
.UI, eyeuiugs In Golden Cross HAT. -,
Rnvyi Nrcanum.-Parris Council, No lo-i'
meet, iir-t aud third Monday evenings AT u
Mrs. ]. A. Jackson has returned from
her visit i'm Boston.
Hon. Jesse NJ. Libby of Mechanic
Falls was in town Thursday.
The Seneca Club will meet with Miss
McArdle Monday evening, April llth'
Rehearsal for "Pepita" Wednesday
evening at 7:30 at Mrs. Geo, a. wilson 5
Arthur b. Talbot has purchased the
farm of II. U. Oleson, south OF the VII
lage.
William l.. Blood returned from Ag-
gusta "Wednesday, and is at RawSon hoi-
man'S ;.
FP. Burbank is at Gorham, y. H.,
ENGAGED in building over boarding
mouse into a store for f. Libby X Sons
oxford Pomona Grange held its April
meeting with Paris Grange Tuesday.
large attendance and profitable meet
ing
There will be a full rehearsal of the
decree team of Mizpah Assembly we'd
ne,day evening, April l3. Every mem
Der must be present. Both degrees VIII
be rehearSed.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give social in their veStry Thursday
evening, April H. Ice cream ana cake
will be served. Admission cents- Ice
cream and cake cents.
The Prohibition caucus, to choose
delegates TO state and district conyen.
ri,DS is called TO meet at the home OF
BENJAMIN SWEET ON Western Avenue,
next Saturday evening, April 10, at ';'V
o'clock.
The assemblies Of Pythian Sisterhood
If Norway and Oxford will be the guests
,f Nizpah Assembly, Thursday evening,
April H. A banquet will be served at b
o'clock. During the regular meeting the
first degree will be conferred on four
.ran6idateS
The census of school children has just
been completed with the result that the
town of Paris claims so persons between
the aces of five and twenty-one. inns Is
a substantial increase even though last
vear's census included the fOur-year-Old
tots. under the law at that time.
Charles Rose was committed to Jail
from Gilead Friday night, bound over
ON the charge of larceny of about hiteen
dollars in money. Two from humioru
Falls were also committed at tue SAME
time one to serve sixty days on search
and seizure case, the other ninety days
for intoxication, Steenth offence.
E.E. Lane of Upton visited his broth
er-in-law / F. Evans, several days last
week Mr.. Lane is in charge ot the
numbering operations OF the Blanchard
lumber company in the Success region
Durino the past winter he has had about
80 men at work under hun, ana ,heS
have put nearly ten million feet OF luh-
Der on the lake.
birthday dinner for three genera
lions was given by MIS-. l.. l.. POWERS
Thursday. The three who were honor,
ed on the occasion were Mrs. POWERS
father. c. \. Porter, who was 40 years
old that day, her brother, William y.
Porter who was Al, and her son, Gordon
Powers, who completed his first year
April eth is fayorite birthday in the
Porter family.
The supper and entertainment at the
CONGREGATIONAL vestry Thursday evening
had a good attendance. The rainbow
supper" was excellent, rs was the enter
tainment which followed it. program
of vocal and instrumental music closed
with a captata, 1.-The Rainbow Prince,
presented by the children, with great
credit 10 them and to those who had the
training of them.
Hon. James 5. Wright, president OF
the Paris Public Library Association
received check of fifty dollars Satur,
day from Hon. William Deering OF
Chicago. as contribution for the pur-
chase of new books for the library. IL
is evident that Mr. Deering does not tor
get his native place and the library
association return their grateful thanks
for this generous donation.
Franklin Maxim was chosen chairman
of the Republican caucus which met al
PIP. NJ. saturday, and George Nj. Atwoo'
secretary. Delegates were elected a.
follows: To the state convention at Fort
land, Arthur h. Forbes, John l.. Mar
shall, George X. Morton, l.. l.. Powers
w. G. Stearns; to the district convention
at Lewiston, Alfred ii. Jackson, George
w. Cole. Arthur l.. Mann, Alton =
Wheeler, Nelson G.. Elder.
A good attendance at the supper o
the Good Cheer Society Tuesday evening
A taking programme was given, com
prising an harmOnica solo by Ralph Las
son. a duet by Ralph and Eva Andrews
a song with banjo accompaniment D!
RAYMOND Penfold, song by Miss Leach
readings by A. E. Morse, concluding
with the sketch, "A Gentle Jury, 0!
ladies of the society. \ sociable follow
ed with programme of games.
A number of pieces of statuary hav
al