Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-05-30
STATED MEETINGS.

go. M.-Par,s Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-,asr'rg Tues iay evening on or before tuIi moon
n l ID. F-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
80. Tburs,lav evening OF each week.-Auror,
ETctmpment. irst and third Monday evening"
R-Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
"a meets second and fourth Fridays or eacl
month In odd Fellows Hall.
R.-W. X. Eimball Post, No. las. meets
sr,t ami THRU Saturday evenings OF eacf
ny Ws <. KimbaIl Relief Corps meets frs
anil tn,ri saturday evenings OF each month, II
Relief Corps Hall.
meets dr-t and third Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday, In
crane Hall.
To G.C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
p. %. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl
ne :, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
o, each month.
E-of P.-HamEn Lodge, No, 81, meets every
y AZ eyening al Pythian Hail.
Modern woOdmen Of America.-south Paris
CAM No 1885,, meets second and fourth Tues
tsv t.euings In Golden Cross Hall.
K.vaI Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. 1911,
meet. ir,t and third Monday evenings at 80.
Miss Ethel Wing of Waterville is a
cues, at T. +. Hathaway's.
Miss Lucinda Field is at home, her
school at Patten having finished.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Tucker have gone
% their summer home at Bay Point.
F A. Shurtleff Il Co. have put in a
two-horSe electric motor to use in freez-
in ice cream.
Y. G.. McKeen is working sharpening
drills at the Grand Trunk quarry at
Bryant's Pond.
Miss Mary III. Taylor arrived Friday
for visit of two weeks to relatives here,
and is at present with the party at Camp
Concord.
The stores and offices of South Paris
will close all day Decoration Day, May
10th. People will kindly govern them
selves accordingly.
Misses Jennie Bradbury and Ethel
Howe of West Paris were in town last
week and attended Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge Friday evening.
Mt. Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., will con-
fer the first degree next Thursday even
ING. Members of the degree staff are
requested TO be present at 1870 sharp.
The trolley wire of the street railway
broke near Church Street few days
ago, and being badly worn, quite Sec
ton of it has been replaced with new.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester DeCoster of
Bridgeport, CT, are visiting Mrs. De
Coster's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
ROYAL. Mr.. DeCoster has been i'll, and
is taking vacation for the benefit of his
health.
Ok. Clifford, having sold his farm,
the Stevens farm, will sell at auction, on
Thursday of this week, at 9:3O A. NJ, a
lot of stock, farming tools, and house.
hold goods, which are fully enumerated
in his advertisement elsewhere in this
paper.
The family of J. II. Stuart have re-
Gently been visited by his brother, +. q.
stuart, of Port Orange, Fla, with his
son Philip and bride of Sea Breeze, Fla.
After few days here they went to Cor
ham, y. H., where they will spend the
Sumper
sun, Vune 18th, will be observed
as Mem, \Sunday by Mt. Mica Lodge,
No. Il, /. 70. f., with exercises in the
hall and at Se cemetery. Mt. Pleasant
Eebekah Lodge and Aurora Encamp-
ment will participate with them in these
exercises.
Cement walks have been laid at the
Baptist church from the sidewalk to the
steps. in place of the board walks for
merly in use. The Democrat is indebted
to Robert White for calling attention
to this item of news-a favor which Is
appreciated.
Mrs. J. II. Stuart started Tuesday fol
Boston, where she will stay for two OF
three weeks. One object of her visit Is
20 attend the graduation of her daugh'
ter Miss Grace NJ. Stuart, who completes
the course in the WheelOck kindergarten
training school June I'd.
Osman X. Clifford has sold his farm
(the George w. Stevens place. to James
NJ. Hasey of Greenwood, reserving a
portion of the wood and timber. Mr.
Clifford has purchased the Rice house on
High Street, owned for the past Few
years by Chandler Garland, and viii
move into 1t.
Rev. III. 5. Pinkham, Rev. Avery A
Shaw and j. L. Murch returned from
their fishing trip to the South Arm early
last week. They had good luck, moi
getting any very large ones, but taking
number from two to three pounds il
weight. For the first four days they
were there it showed every day.
A party from this place are spending
few days at Camp Concord, Concord
Pond. There are in the party Mr.. ano
Mrs. Harry A. Morton, Miss Mary ii
Taylor, Miss McKenney of Lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton C.. Wheeler, Mrs. J
p. Sprague, Harry NJ. Wheeler, Clarence
G.. Morton, and John Whitman OF Haver
hill, Mass.
The members of the senior class il
the high school in body hung Merton
Sumner Maybasket "Wednesday even
ing. In addition to liberal amount o
confectionery, the basket contained
five dollar bill. This was in recognition
Of the services of Mr.. Sumner, who Is
member of the junior class, in assisting
in the play recently presented by TN
senior class.
The Rebekahs had delightful enter
taiument after the lodge Friday evening
The most striking thing was music 6y
uudIlt( COupOoOU VI Wa
ney, Sanford Brown, Mr.. Bean and j. j
Merrill with Albert Dean at the piano
They were introduced by A. ID. Park
his usual bright manner. Light n
freshments were served and mos
pleasant evening passed.
Mrs. Lucetta NJ. Winslow, widow
jeremiah III. Winslow, died Wednesda
morning at her home on High Stree
after long period of i'll health with
cancer. Mrs. Winslow was the daugf
ter of William Swan, Jr., and was
years of age. She leaves two daughter
Mrs. Frank P. Burbank and Mrs. Erne'
NJ Millett, both of South Paris. III
funeral Friday afternoon was attende
by Rev. A. w. Pottle of Bucktield,
former pastor of the Methodist churcl
of which Mrs. Winslow had long been
member, with the assistance OF Rev. 1
A. Clifford, the present pastor
The Hillside Water Company ere
last week completed the laying OF ne
water main through Church Street al
down Pleasant Street to the store OF v
o. & G. W. rockingham, though son
work on service pipes still remains TO
done. The pipe has been put down fro
six and half to seven feet, so as 70
reasonably safe from frost, and
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