Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-03-14
he Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down teastl-5:s6 A. NJ, (dailv. Sunday
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SOUTH PARIS POsr OFFICE.
Office Hours: 80 A. N. to 80 p. NJ.
CHURCHES.
vt..t congregational Church. Preaching ser
,tes I0.45 A. VI and 800 P. NJ; Sunday Schoo
YP.S.C. T.. at s 90 p. NJ; Church prayer
meeting on Tuesd y evening at 10 oe,ock AL
', tberwise connected, are cordially invited.
Netbodist Church. Rev II. A. Clifford. Pastor
on sunday, morning prayer meeting 50 A N.
preaching service lOaS A; NJ; SaoOath Schoo
(, ": tpWorth League Meeting 10 2.
.,anirr praver meeting on p. "; prayer meet.
'r. Tuesday evening; class meeting, Friday
evening. y,-u. ,,A,.
p,.f5r ON sunday, preaching service 10 AS A.
% Salssth school y NJ; \. ;. Z. E, % p.
A, PRAYER meeting 2. NJ; Tuesday evening
.~,v,r service at 30 Seats free. All are
yr,vcrsallst Church. Rev. J. II. Little, Pastor.
Reaching service every Sunday at 9 80 p. N.
sunday school at 3 80 p. NJ. Evening service, !
IN
STATED MEETINGS.
A. N.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
~, TuesIlav evening on or before full moon.
10. q. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,a.s. Thursday evening OF each week'-Aurora
tucAmpment, arst anu 'hiru 1"0"N"' e'eNes
m ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
81. meets second and fourth sridays OF eacn
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
rAR-W. X. Kimban Post, No. lis, meets
fr,t and third Saturday evenings OF eaco
Nm X kimba0 Relief Corps meets hrst
It'd evenings n,
pN6fH,LParis Grange from May to Oct. l,
meets first and third Saturday; during the
-.maiuder Of the year, meets every saturday, In
TO. G.C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
\. +. o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
r 4 second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
9t .ach month.
P.-IIamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
=. a. evening at Pythian Hall.
Modern woOdmen OF America.-Soath Paris
Camp. No 1885,, meets second AMI fourth Tues
U4v evenings In Golden Cross Hail. -,
EuyaI Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. 1921,
meets first and third Monday evenings at sSo'
Mrs. Alice p. Thayer is is in Lowell,
Mass. for a months visit.
Miss Lucinda Field is at home from
hey teaching in Patten, for the vacation.
Rev. A. X. Baldwin occupied the pull
p- at the Congregational church last
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis s. Doble have en-
FACED 20 work for the season at the farm
n sebastian $. Smith in Oxford, and
vii, % there soon.
Consideration of the South Paris mu-
Diripal lighting bill, which was assigned
f,r last Thursday in the house at Au-
,usta. has been postponed to "Wednesday
o., this week.
Chief Engineer Bowker has notified
the TOW factory, the high school build |
inc. and Pythian Block to put on fire |
escapes. and more buildings will receive |
t.e same notice soon.
AE. Morse goes to Bethel Wednes-
d4y evening of this week To read IN a |
lecture course concert. He has also an |
engagement at Peru and another at Ban
COR during this month.
The company who played Hazel
Adams so successfully at the close ot |
the Good Cheer Bazaar are contemplate |
inc repeating the same at New Hall |
Tuesday evening, March 2lSt.
Miss Muriel BOwker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. BOwker, observed |
her sixth birthday Thursday by enter
tanning ten of her young lady friends at
tea. The occasion seemed 10 he very en- |
jDyable to them ALL
The regular meeting for choice of
officers of Hose Companies Nos. |, =, |
4 ~
will be held at Engine House Hall April
ISt at7P.M. All members who attend
receive 30 cents for organization.
Thursday afternoon the remains of
Mrs. William III. Richardson of Somer- |
Vile. Mass, a former resident of South |
Paris. were brought here for interment |
Mr.. Richardson, her husband, Is I'LL at |
his home. SO that he was unable To come |
here.
Rev. Charles ID. Crane of Yarmouth,
formerly pastor of the Congregational
church of this place, is the winner OF
prize of $50 offered by The Gentleman
for the best short story. Mr.. Cranes
story was entitled "A Visit to My Own
Grave"
Mt Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., conferred
the first degree on four candidates last
Thursday evening. Next Thursday
evening there will be work in the second
degree. There will be rehearsal oil the
second degree Tuesday evening at ':5o'
A full attendance is requested.
There will be change in the hour OF
service at the Universalist church next
sunday. There will be no service IN tue
afternoon, but morning service instead
at 1876. Sunday School at II. Even |
ING service at !. This will be the per-
manent arrangement for services after
this week.
By invitation Miss Jennie NJ. Brown OF
West Paris attended the musicale given
last Thursday evening by the Schubert
Ouartette at the home of Mrs. u. j,
Burnham and was the guest OF Mrs.
Durham the next day. She also made
a short visit with Mrs. Geo. ID. Robert
son and called ON other friends in town.
STANLEY NJ. Wheeler, son of Town
Clerk William J. Wheeler, was 81 wears
old on the 9th of March, which, as
everybody knows, was town election day.
He duly exercised his rights as citizen,
and had the unusual il not unique priyl-
lege of casting his first vote for his Ia
Their within few hours after he became
a voter
The Fan-Tan Club are planning to
make an excursion to Paris Hill Thurs
day evening of this week, with a num-
Der of invited guests. Hay racks nave
been engaged to transport the party,
and the evening will be spent at Academy
Hall. Supper will be served at $ O'Clock,
after which general good time Will be
enjoyed. Good music will be in at
tendance.
Not far from one hundred members Oh
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge of Norway
visited Mt. Pleasant Lodge here Friday
evening, coming in two packed cars
The Norway degree team did the work
of the degree in first-clasS shape. supper
was served in Grand Army Hall, and IL
was nearly midnight when the people re-
turned home from very pleasant occa-
sion.
Forty-one people made up the merry
party which left for Oxford at half-past
five last Monday night. A nice meal
was served at the Lake View House,
which Mrs. Keith, the proprietor, has
recently put in first-class shape through
out. After the banquet there were
toasts and speeches from number OF