Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-04-25

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SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
n4,e Hours: 80 A. NJ. to Z 80 Pm.
CHURCHES.
H., CONGREGATIONAL Church. Preaching ser
- i0 IS A. NJ and 800 P. NJ; Sunday Schoo
IN y T. :. Z. Z. at s ;O0P NJ; church prayer
Tin III an Tues,l ~ evening at I O'Clock. All
c,bsr,Sise ronnScte,i, are cordially invited.
No (y,oo,boji.t Church. Rev II. A. Clifford. Pastor
ON sunday, morning prayer meeting $50 A; N:
-sscbipc service 10 rs A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
NJ Fpworth League Meeting 10 2.
srsri,'r prayer meeting 90 p "; prayer meet
Inc Tuesday evening; class meeting, Friday
''Es,.t1.t Church Rev. J. wallace Cheshire
p,.fnr. ON sunday, preaching service 10 40 A
!, SSbh3th school II NJ, \. ,. L; T. 62n p
N PRAYER meeting p. NJ Tuesday evening
Trayer service at 80. Seats free. All ART
"II.r,vsr.alist Church. Rev. j. II. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every sunday AT ~ 10 A. n
sunday School at Il NJ. Evening ser'ice'
pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a Regular
,,asur Tuesday evening on or before fullnoon
10. D. F-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular meet
tins Thursday evening of each week.-Aurora
E6S,mpment, first and third Monday evenings
IN R~Mouut Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
IN meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Odd Fellows Hall. -,
&. A. R-w. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
Grt and third saturday evening" OF each
month 10 u. A. K. Hall.
Nm X. KimbaIl Relief Corps meets drst
and tniri saturday evenings OF esch month"; I'D
&c - N Fparis Grange. from May to Oct. /,
meets first and third Saturday; during the
remainder Of the year, meets every ss'uruas' III
20 - G'C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
+. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No, Isl,
m. Z, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF each month. -
Fr s. evening at Pythian Hall. NJ
Modern wOOdmen of America south narls
C,mu. No 1885,, meets second AMI fourth Iues-
DIV evenings In Golden Cross Hall. go,
k.vaI Arranum-Parris Council, No lo-I,
ur,t, first and third Monday evenings at 80.
Miss Elsie Bolster is teaching in Wood
stock, her school opening this week.
Mrs. Z. y. Anderson returned We'd
nesday from a weeks visit in Portland,
George II. Davis has bought the lot
and stable of j. +. Plummer on Maple
Street.
The stores and offices of South Paris
will close all day Fast Day, next Thurs
day, April u.
Mrs. T. j. Ramsdell and two children
of Caribou are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ). K. Ellis.
f. b. Lunt and family returned Thurs
day from Montville, where they nave
been through the winter.
The trustees of the Methodist church
hold their annual meeting at the church
parlor this Monday evening.
Miss Rachel Knight of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, is a guest in the home OF her
grandfather, Joseph Knight.
A special meeting of the South Paris
Board of Trade will be held this Monday
evening 20 consider important business
There is a prospect that the high
school play, "A Soldier of Fortune,
will be presented at Oxford IN the near
future.
Row II. Porter has been at home from
the University of Maine for few days,
accompanied by his roommate, Mr..
Emery of PASSPORT.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will con-
fer the degree at its regular meeting next
Friday evening. 1t is hoped there will
be a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Z. Wheeler, R'y
Chapman, Miss Lila Farrar, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James ). Wright, and Miss Susie L..
Rounds attended the Wheeler-Hayes
wedding at Auburn Tuesday.
1t is hoped a goodly number of Re
bskahs will attend the Odd Fellows
sermon next Sunday, and the Rebekahs
have also been invited to participate with
the Odd Fellows in celebrating their
anniversary April 9th.
Fridays rain was decidedly welcome,
and We hope for more in the near future
The snow is practically all gone, but there
was really small body of it, and the
ground is dry and the streams below
their usual spring pitch.
The next special theatre train will be
run not To Lewiston but to Portland,
Nav 18th. when Maude Adams plays
THE Little Minister" at the Jefferson.
Ii is also the night of the Pythian
tournament. The special will run from
Berlin.
Rev. A. W. POttle, who was pastor OF
the South Paris Methodist church Tor
several wears preceding 1904, and who
was assigned by this years conference
10 the Beacon Street church IN Bath,
has rendered his resignation as pastor OF
that church. The statement announcing
the resignation gives no explanation
of il.
The forenoon passenger train, north
bound. last Monday, was delayed nearly
two hours some three or four miles
above here by the breaking of piston
rod. No one was hurt, and no damage
was done except to the engine. The
pilot engine at West Paris was put on
in place of the disabled one to take the
train along.
Miss Annie NJ. Kerr was badly scalded
week since by boiling coffee. She had
put the coffee on the stove in can with
tight cover, and on starting the cover
ND the coffee blew the cover oil and
struck her in the face. The swelling due
To the scalding was such as to close her
ewes for a few days, but il is thought
the sight will not be affected.
There must have been something
strenuous about SATURDAYS auction at
the town farm. After the sale was over
but before the people had all got away,
the tall chimney, which had been stand
ing since the fire on the 9th of March,
came over with a crash. No one was
under it, though people had been stand
ing where il fell, earlier in the day.
The annual campaign is on, Judging
by the array of rifle pits with which tue
streets are tilled-aud the end is not YET
Before all our water systems are again
in full working order, good part OF the
earth in the streets, to the depth OF foul
or five feet, will have been moved over
Many pipes are not yet thawed, anf
some are burst. We don't want an,
more dry, cold winters.
Mrs. Alice p. Manley, who with he
husband, the Rev. W. K. Manley, wen
out as missionary to Rangoon, Burma
in October, 1879, and later was trans
ferred to India, sailed from Madras witt
her little boy, frankie, for home OF
April 10th. They are expected to arrlv
in Boston about May 18th. Mrs. Mamie
is daughter of our worthy and re
spected townsman, C.. Freeland Penley
Mr.. Manley proposes to stay in India
few years longer.
r.-. $500, enll or anetin