Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-05-31
The Oxford 9eimnrrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

once Hours: 80 A. NJ. TO ;S0P.M.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct 4. 1903,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down Casts :S6 A. NJ. daily, Sundays
,ncluiedl 9 80 A. NJ, 4ao P NJ sunday only
500 =, a. nm fwest)-lONO A. NJ. SO P. NJ, SAL
7lsily. sundays inoluded). Sunday only,
80 N
r,~.t congregational Church. Rev. W. Z.
p-,ks D. D. pastor. Preaching services, III 40
~ and 20 P. NJ; sunday Scnool Il M, L.
I,. :, ovening az 80 O'Clock. All, not other
- Connected, are cordially Invited.
WstbOdist Church, Rev. III. A. clifford, Pastor
"a r-sarbing service 10 AS A. NJ; sabbath School
~, Epworth League Meeting, 6I5 p. NJ;
.vening prayer meeting P. NJ; prayer meeting
r,e..ilr evening; class meeting, Friday evening
'T1S,tsr church. Rev. III. $. Pinkham, Pastor.
III, Snn.lav preaching service 1875 A. NJ; Sab
tsf5 school II VI; PRAYER meeting 10 p. NJ;
PRAYER .orSsJst Church. Rev J. II. Little, Pastor.
t,g,,b{p.r service every Sunday at : 80 Z. N.
S,,'iay school at 80 p. VI. Evening service,
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
s..,iYg Tuesday evening on or before tuii moon'
0. d. F-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
'r,- Thursday evening OF eacn weeA'-Au,ora
Eucampment, hrst anu 'niN -"VN''
'i S'y9 p Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
,a meet, second and fourth Fridays OF each
.,rfr I'm Odd Fellows Hail.
", Nv. h. Kimbal Post, No. las, meets
fr.t and third Saturday evenings OF each
month lu O.. A. X. Hall.
Nm k Kimbal Relief Corps meets nrst
..fffrrIay evenings OF each mOntQ, IN
ter. paris Grange. from May to Oct. l,
meets first and third SATURDAY, uurlns 'ne
remainder of the year, meets every SATURDAY III
ei-'65' q. second and fourth Mondays of
a.. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-.ss.. .econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
P-IIamlin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
D. .av evening at Pythian Hail. NJ.
Nplcru WOOdmen OF Amerlca-Soutn airs
f..~r NJ 1886, meets second AMI fourth Iues- |
,ay evenings in Golden Cross Han; ,e,,
r.ral Arranum.-Parris Council, No. i6-l,
meets inst and third Monday evenings at 80.
NE PROTEST DoLNoSDELEY.
,...rr,in,. youpg lady named Cholmondeley
I'm E,ure and feature most colmou 'eey,
WI ue Mrs. COquhoun
lr tre second OF JolquhOun, -,
All pronounce her new name Just as rolmon-
London Globe.
D. F. Bowker of Portland was at
south Paris saturday.
GEORGE Jones from Yarmouth has |
been i'm town for few days.
Miss Eva DeCoSter of Gilead is visit
iug her sister, Mrs. George {. Aldrch.
Mrs Mary White has been seriously
IN for some weeks, but is now on the
gain.
Harold Hebbard is at home on vaca-
zion from Lynn, Mass, where he is EN-
p.oyed.
Arthur b. Joslin of Worcester, Mass,
t.ined his wife at o. W. Royals the first
Of asst week.
The Epworth League had profitable
session in the home of Mr.. W. W. Payne,
Thursday evening
" e. McArdle of HOpedale, Mass,
formerly of south Paris, has been IN
town for few days.
Miss LiSbeth Murphy, who is teach
,nr i'm t,ilead. has been at home Tor the
three days of vacation.
Mrs. f. Z. Parlin and son Albert are
here from SabattuS on visit TO her
parents. ". H. Blake and wife.
Percy NJ. Walker and wife and Miss
Eva NJ. Walker are on visit IN Brown
field going Thursday afternoon.
The fence in front of Mrs. Nancy
Whi,man'S residence on Main Street has
been removed, and the ground graded.
George II. Robertson has opened
livery stable with four teams In the
stable ut the J. ID. Williams house on
igh Street.
Eben III. Marshall of this place is the
oxford County member OF the Prohl0i-
ton state Committee, chosen at the
state convention last week.
Leroy Abbott has sold his place on
the stony Brook road to +. X. Briggs,
and has moved into a rent of Sumner
fuckers on SkillingS Avenue.
Harold T. Thayer has been spending
a few DAYS with his brother, WinSlow I.
Thaver. at Rumford Falls, going Friday |
afternoon and returning Monday.
Harry A. Morton and wife, Alton c.
Wheeler. and Miss Edith Hayes of Au-
burn. are spending a few days at Camp |
Concord, where they went on Thursday.
Eoy II. Porter arrived home Saturday |
morning from the University of Maine,
aud Immediately started in on his sum-
mer'S Job as clerk in W. A. POrter's
store.
Rev Howard A. Clifford gave an
address to the pupils at the High School
ON Friday. The address was designed
o. give aid in history, and was illustrat-
ed by photographs purchased during the
two summers which Mr.. Clifford passed
IN Europe.
Hobart Kenney was intending to come
home from the hospital at Lewiston last
week, but in undertaking to get used To
his crutcheS he fell and ruptured a blood
vessel in the leg from which the foot
had been amputated, and his return is
necessarily postponed until little
later
Chief Engineer Shurtleff is out with
sharp stick after the fire traps of the
place, whether they are rubbish heaps IN
back Yards, rubbish heaps in easements, |
or whatever else. He says there are |
number of bad yards and Easements in |
the place, and he intends to have them
cleaned up.
Miss Marguerite Clifford has recently !
returned from Bates College to spend
few days with her parents in the Meth |
odiSt parsonage. She expressed great
delight with her home and romantic |
situation, and enjoyed rambles to the
river. She was accompanied by class |
mate, Miss Ruby Huston of Rochester,
y. IL.
A delegation of seventeen from Stony
Brook Lodge, n. +. o. F., drove to Au-
burn Friday night to attend large
meeting of that order. Over 500 were
present, and degrees were conferred
upon class of over 20G, most of whom
were secured through the work of Eli j.
Swan of this place, special deputy of the
order.
John f. Stephens of Rumford Falls
was in South Paris Tuesday, on his way
from Lewiston TO the Falls in new
Ford automobile. Mr.. Stephens has an
automobile agency, and has sold num-
Der of carriages to Rumford Falls par
ties this season. During his stop here
he took number of friends TO ride, as