Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-02
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CHURCHES.
.,-.t congregational Church. Rev. W.
81. D. D. pastor. Preaching services, III
and 80 p. NJ; sunday school II NJ;
:. C. e ~ P. N. Church prayer meeting
rss.,,y evening so 80 o'clock. All, not otne
-. rsrtsd are cordially invited.
Ws,soiist Church. Rev. II. A. clifford, Pasto
nr sunday, morning prayer meeting, sSS
,,-.st hing service 10 as A. NJ SSobath Scho<
~ Enworth League Meeting, is P. 4
IN drawer meeting 2. NJ; prayer meetin
10 evening: class meeting, Friday eyenini
IF~,t,.t Church. en- sunday, preaching servic
,.FA ST. sabbath school Il ", PRAYER mee'
,,t PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening
fr,vsr.sIist Church, Rev. j. h. Little, Pastor
q..-.r,Ur service every sunday 81 80 r
ta. >,HoU, Al 3 81 p ". Evening service
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STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Parls Lodge, No. ~. Regula
.,ss.tr, Tuesday evening on or before null moon
I a.. E-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
i-s,r~-lisy evening OF each week.-Auror
js-r-S..Irrleut. trst and third Monday evening
n 80 mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
ID. meets second ana fourth frlusys OF esci
...sta In Odt Fellows Hall.
K-W. h. Him6an Post, No. las, meet
-t .rt thiri saturday evenings OF eacl
"a, '-' = KimSah Relief Corps meets frs
a.ttair,. saturday evenings oi each month"; II
pari. Grange from May To Oct.
fr-t suI third saturday, during th'
l,...rr Of the year. meets every saturday, II
- - =. C.-second and fourth Mondays O.
a.. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
... -. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
,-,.. evening az Pythian Hall
,.rr WoS.imen OF America South Paris
ts. No 1885,. meets second and tourth lues
,!s, evenings In Golden Cross Halt; ,.,,
Rows. Ar,anum.-Parris Council, No: lo-l'
.,r,- ill.,, aud third Monday evenings At "a
vs. Chute has returned from a visit
n. his brother at Bridgton.
Frank f. Buck has bought the farm OF
" : Jackson on Elm Hill.
y. Haskell and Miss Hattie Haskell
are spending a few days IN Boston.
Miss Grace Murch is spending yaca-
-.su If two weeks visiting in Andoyer.
Miss Ethel Merritt OF Bridgewater.
Mass is the guest Of Miss Isabel Nor
Ton.
Mrs. Arthur =. Hall and Miss Maggie
HealG Of Buckfeld have been visiting
Mrs. Halls father. A. c. I. King, for
few days.
TN. hay weather took new turn last
week Quite a lot of hay was got in
SATURDAY. which had been out for
week or more.
Professor Harvey Thayer OF Brooklyn,
y. Y. and Mrs. Richard Andrews OF
Englewoud. Y. j., are visiting relatives
here for a few days.
Harry L.. shaw and wife, who have
been at the Andrews House for about
two weeks. returned 10 their home IN
New York Saturday.
An entertainment aud dance was given
i'm New Hall Thursday evening. The
entertainment was by the Radcliffe trio
IF Norway and others Music for dane
inc was by Berlin Orchestra. There was
a iair attendance.
4 Young street musician with an ae-
Gordon and whistle did the town
Thursday evening. His whistle was
mechanical. and was taken out OF his
mouth and put back again very readily,
bat he really did very good work with
H.
Byron Farrar Of Arkansas City, Kan,
who had been spending week with us
niece Mrs. Franklin Maxim, left We'd
uesday for Phillips, and will remain IN
The state through the month of August.
Mr. Farrar is native of Maine and has
several relatives in this vicinity. lie Is
80 wears OF age.
A favorite topic of conversation among
Leold veterans is the national q. A. Il,
epcampment. which meets in Boston
week after next. The larger part of the
veterans in this vicinity are planning TO
oo several of the annual reunions OF
Maine regiments will be held in Boston
during that week.
While al work on a pile of boards IN
the ward of the Paris Manufacturing 90.
.a>t Monday. Pearl Faneuf OF Norway
fell a distance of about twelve feet, strlk-
Ipy ON his head and shoulders. He was
unconscious for a while, and was con
>Iderably shaken up, but no bones were
broken, and he is doing well.
Hastings Bean received telegram
saturday reporting the death of his only
brother. George o. Bean, in Arkansas
ON Friday. No particulars were given,
and nothing is known as To the cause oil
death. II is expected that the remains
will be brought 10 Maine, but nothing
Iatinite relative 10 il can now be stated.
An automobile party consisting OF y.
J Bamfard and wife and Misses May
and Gertrude Barnard of Brookline,
Mass. and X. A. Hatch of Boston,
STONED at the Andrews House Tuesday
night. They were in a large touring
ear. and had come from the White
Mountains, where they had been attend
ing the automobile meet.
party of some more than twenty OF
the Young people were entertained at the
Briggs tenting ground Friday evening,
by Donald A. Bean. Beans baked in the
ground and coffee were provided, follow
I'll with pastry brought by the young
ladies'. watermelon. etc. The evening
though rather cool was clear and still,
the moon was bright, and everybody had
very pleasant time.
f. |. Spofford has left town for q
months vacation. This week he Will
attend the reunion of his old regiment,
the Fourteenth Maine, on Long Island
and will spend the rest of the time in at
tending the national G.. A. K. encamp'
ment, and in visiting his brother III
Hopedale, Mass, and friends ~ Rhode
Island. Mr.. Spotford says this is the
first real vacation he has ever taken in
busy life, though a few years since NJ
did take a week oil.
The little son, two and half year:
old. of G.. F. Hardin, who lives in Mrs
T.. A Jackson's house on High Street
is recovering from burns received OF
Thursday, July 2lst. The boys clothes
caught fire from gasoline stove Oh
which his mother was heating irons, anc
me side was considerably burned. The
Shock of the affair threw him into
ind of coma, in which he lay for severa
u.Gs. The burns, while they covered
considerable space, were not very deep
and the boy is doing as well as could o.
expected, though il was at first feared
that he would not live.
At the third attempt the Methods
Sunday school succeeded in having
picnic Thursday. 1t had been post
poned ON account of the weather, sue
cessiyely from the preceding Saturday 4