Oxford Democrat., 1904-06-28
The 6exfnrd Be,uucrat
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Commencing June IS, 1904.
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Commencing June IS, 1904.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,ny town cast. 81 A. M. (daily, Sunday
,ncIgieu .. 30 a. NJ. 80 p Nj. suhaay onis
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SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,,,,, Hours: 80 A. M. to 80 Pm
CHURcREs-
g., ro,yreystional Church. Rev. w.
Brooks. D. D.. pastor freaenins selV,Ses, , ny =
a e. y, ats p. NJ; Church prayer meeting OF
TT-s..{sv evening AZ 80 o'clock. All, not other
wise connected, are e9ruisuy "A a rWSord Pastor
SHn5sv. morning prayer meeting, sS
.rresrhing service lO35 A. NJ; saooStn Senoo
n Epworth League Meeting, 615 p. T..
y -, - issrayer meeting p. NJ; prayer meeting
yen'nS Passyrn,: class meeting Friday evening
iGs'lSs Gs,ts, Cbprch, Rev. II. s. Pinkham, Pastor
"sP,' "PD',,S preaching service l04S A. NJ; sab
r,tr :, hOOi Il M PRAYER useHns "" -
49, meeting Tuesday evening.
pIN',I m'JIt ,,bnrcn. Rev j. III. Little, Pastor.
p...'ginr service every Sunday al ssO r. n:
- S,hoOl AT 8 80 2. NJ. Evening service .
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STATED MEETINGS.
~ M.-Paris Lodge, No, -. heSular
HH.a Z
IN - F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-r,rrs,,ay evening of each weeS-Aurora
,,g..9,,,,.rnept. first and third Monday evenings
h ,t,. nNonnt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
-. ~ second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Hall; NJ ,.s mse,s
q. a. R.-w. h. himosn fSss, Sssr,nSs mo, OF each
f-.L and third Saturday evenings oA e"e"
mn Eimbau Relief Corps meets nrst
..,-.I saturday evenings of each month"; In
hs ~ M paris Grange, from May to Oct l,
fr.t and third Saturday during tne
.,.J,.r 81 the wear, meets every Saturday IN
",''i' t., ,'t,'. C-seeond and fourth Mondays of
a. P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
., Z, second and fourth "Wednesday e'eni"ss
fP-Uamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
p .ay evening At Pythian Hall. ca, p.-,.
Nrtgu wo0dmen OF America.Isou.h T',as ais
,tlu NJ 1886, meets seconu ah'i loui'h iue0
NJ. evenings In Golden Cross Han; ,e,,
.sy ATcanum.-Parris Council, No: loI'
.s,r- fr.t and third Monday evenings M 'S'
George Jones of Yarmouth vas in
-.vu few days last week.
Mrs. A. d. Park and Mrs. 5. c. Heald
>prut sunday at Old Orchard.
Mrs. :. G. Heald of East Sumner is
.....,t # her sister, Mrs. A. ID. Park.
Harry Wheeler, Harvard %, arrived
last week and will spend the summer
here.
Miss Eunice Fobes is spending yaea-
t.ou with relatives and friends IN MasSa-
,AlSettS.
Dwight Wise, former South Paris
soon 10 open a clothing store IN
Gardiner.
Mrs Cvrene Bean was in Portland the
ulst week attending the National Charity
Convention.
Miss trace Bennett is at home for the
,rwm,r vacation. She has been teach
ug in Rye. y H.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burnell of Bald
win we're guests at SwaSey Burnelis
several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Haynes and Mrs.
Rounds were called TO Danville last week
ta attend the funeral of an aunt.
J. Morton and Miss Ruth Bolster
spent two days in Auburn last week,
visiting Harry and Grace Morton.
AE. Forbes, of the Democrat, started
.,,t Tuesday with the Maine Press AsSo-
.iation for a two weeks trip TO ST.
Ipuis.
All those who have part in the degree
work and installation of MiZpah Assem-
b'y must meet at the hall Monday even
iug, June p.
Miss Alma Linder of Mankato, Minn.,
arrived in South Paris last week and
w.i. spend the summer with her aunt,
Mrs George Briggs.
Charles Morse and wife with two
daughters, and Mrs. Robinson and daugh-
tel. of Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests oi
relatives in South Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben ). kilborn OF
Bethel have been spending a Few days
with Mrs. Kilborn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. :. Porter Stearns, during the past
week
Mrs. George Ham, Miss Mildred and
Master Ralph, of Yarmouth, former
residents here, were in town few days
last week. guests of Mrs. George Froth-
iugham.
Iudge George A. Wilson left Monday
morning for commencement week at
Colby College Mrs. Wilson accompan-
led him as far as Belgrade, where she
will visit relatives.
The smart shower of Tuesday, al
though of short duration, did lots Oh
GOOD here, as it was the first rain IN
many days. The gardens were watered
and the dust stuck down.
A party consisting of A. G. I. King,
Henry Gary. Swasey Burnell, w. >.
Starbrd and possibly one or two more,
start Monday morning for few days at
Four Ponds, on fishing trip.
Democratic caucus will be held at
New Hall, Saturday. July 2, at o'clock
D. NJ. for the purpose of choosing dele
yates 70 attend the county convention 10
be held at South Paris, July 5, and also
10 choose delegates To attend the state
convention TO be held at Waterville
July IA.
Mrs Ella F. Neal of Lewiston is at
her fathers, George Wise's. She Is Just
back from two months western TRIP,
visiting California and many other
states, the last city being st. Louis anu
the worlds fair. She has had some very
interesting letters in the Lewiston Jour
nal during her trip.
The family of Augustus h. Martin oil
Kumford Falls arrived at South Paris
last week where they will occupy their
new home recently purchased from Al
mon Churchill oa Hill Street. The
family will be valuable addition to
the social life of this community, where
they will receive cordial welcome.
The Norway Cornet Band gave an
open air concert in Market Square, Wed.
neSday evening, to large crowd OF
listeners. This concert was the hrst OF
a series of twelve, to be given during
the remainder of the summer months,
secured by subscription from the mer-
chants of the village and few others.
The music was most excellent, and much
credit is due to Frank Knapp, leader OF
the band. Mr.. Knapp is well known
through the state as eornet soloist,
and especial mention should be made OF
the band piece, entitled Souvenir
Waltz" in which Mr.. Knapp had the
solo part. lie did himself credit as
usual and the selection would bear re-
peating. The next concert will prob
ably occur Wednesday evening OF TINS
week.