Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-22
70 oxford De,mucrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

Commencing June Is. 1905,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
to, ,esst)-i:5l A. NJ. daily. Sundays
Gv ,sD ga A. NJ, 4y+ p. Sunday only
40 M nm o lwest)-lON 7 A. NJ, rs NJ. 10 is P
'V 1IsiIv. sundays included). Sunday only
lsss A. ~, I@o r NJ
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,s;es Hours: 7SoA.N NJ. to 7:3o Pm.
CHURCHES.
-, conventional Church. Rev. A. X. Bald
.ip pastor. Preaching services, Ie39 a; n; anu
W lD' n :, sunday school IL NJ; Y. Z. 5. z. T..
,S6i >. NJ; Church prayer meeting on Tuesday
1o,Jng,t : o O'Clock. All, not otherwise con
e,nI are cordially invited
neyysNSt5o,ist Church, Rev. III. A. clifford. Pastor
N SS!s.nTay' morning prayer meeting 80 A. NJ
On slnna! ,.arvIee l0 rs A. M; Sabbath School
pIeW Enyorth League Meeting els p. NJ
evening prayer meeting w r n, praSer v Ises
S'', tuesday evening; class meeting, FRIDAY
"Sssnf1st Church. Rev. j. Wallace Ches6ro,
pie5dr ON sunday, preaching service 10 40 A
N Sabbsth School Il NJ; l. ?. Y; e. %
" PRAYER meeting P. NJ; Tuesday evening
NJ - service at Z 80. Seats free. All are
NTT.,,ysr,alist Church. Rev. J. II. Little, Pastor
p..srbing service every Sunday az 10 40 A. NJ
sunday SchOOI III l. m e
pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
ySA. M.-Paris Lodge, No, ~, , nesular
.,sc,fng Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
N % F-Nount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l. rbrrslay evening of each week.-Aurora
TG-Sss,1pment. irst aud third Monday evenings
Of e' ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
On ,oeats second and fourth Fridays or each
month IN odd Fellows Han; ~, nc o...
q. A. R.-w. h. kimban POST, no. las, n aach
ar and third saturday evenings Oh each
n MN X Kimbali Relief Corps meets first
40 fb,r,l saturday evenings of each month"; In
"TI ~ H'EParis Grange, from May to Oct, l,
,te,s drst and third Saturday; during tne
reEaiuder Of the year, meets every saturday In
s g. C.-second and fourth Mondays of
e+lO E0. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
an. - ,ecOnd and fourth "Wednesday evenings
Teach month. -
s. sy evening at Pythian Hall.
vNIern wOOdmen OF America.-Soutn raris
Camp No. 1885,, meets second AMI iourth iues-
~ evenings In Golden Cross HAL: go,
Rival Arcanum.-Parris Council, NO: loi'
,.,'ts iirst aud third Monday evenings at 80.
Robert Ham of Yarmouth has been
visiting Louis Clark for the past week
Miss Mary McArdle of Hopedale,
Mass. is visiting relatives at South
Paris
Isaac J. Monk attended the reunion OF
the sixteenth Maine Regiment at Bruins
wick last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Hathaway attend
ed the reunion of the Thirteenth Maine
REGIMENT at Fairfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Howe and daughter, Miss Howe,
Of Medford, Mass, are guests OF Mrs.
Howe's brother, 5. p. Stearns.
Mrs W. o. rockingham and son VIII
lie are visiting in Perry, and expect TO
remain there until about the first OF
September.
The monthly food sale by the ladies of
the congregational Circle Will De gwen
at Buwker's Block on Saturday alter
noon, Aug. 20, from to . O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrill, and daugh- |
Ter. Miss Nettie Morrill,, and Roy Bur
peSs. Of Sumner, visited Mrs. Morrills
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Record,
Thursday.
MFR. and Mrs. |. E. Andrews and
daughter Eva are spending week with
relatives in Lowell. Master Ralph, VINO
has been there several weeks, VIII re-
turn home with them.
The ladies of the Congregational So
eiety are requested to meet at the vestry
next Tuesday afternoon, Aug. %, as
early as possible, to make the carpet for
the veStibule. If stormy come the next
pleasant afternoon.
Register of Probate Albert d. Park
went to Rumford Falls last week TO at
tend the August term of Probate Court.
Mrs. Park accompanied him, and they
remained several days, visiting Mr..
Parks relatives at Mexico.
Pc. Wheeler and family returned
from Falmouth Foreside early last week,
and were accompanied by U. G. Wheeler
and family of Wakefield, Mass, who
have been stopping at Falmouth and
will make visit here before returning
home.
5 NJ. King expects to leave the last OF
the week, with some fifteen head oil his
Kingleside Farm Jerseys, for the Eastern
Maine fair grounds at Bangor. tie VIII
be away on the circuit of the fairs sever
al weeks, but his route is not yet fully
made up.
Corn canning at the factory of the
Burnham Il Morrill, Co. will probably
begin the first of next week. There Is
prospect of a big run. 1t has been a
great corn year, and the crop never look,
ell better. Only a very uutimely and
unusual frost can prevent good pack.
The poultry fanciers of this vicinity
NAV be interested to learn that Winslow
Thayer has flock of pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rock pullets, Matched the
18th day of March, which commenced
LAYING on the 18th day of August. He
has Matched some over POO chickens TINS
season.
A quartette choir has been organized
for the UniverSalist church, which Will
begin it's services with the reopening OF
the church the first Sunday in Septem-
Der. The choir consists of Mrs. III. u.
Fletcher, soprano; Mrs. L. L. Andrews,
alto: l.. :. Sessions, tenor; George A.
Briggs, bass; with Mrs. ii. L. Wilson as
Organist.
DR. Parker, who was annOunceu IN
last weeks Democrat as about to settle
here Immediately, changed his mind re-
garding the matter very soon after the
announcement was made, and though he
came to town on Monday, did so simply
to readjust his plans and call oil such
arrangements as he had made toward
settling here.
OF the several veterans of the Twenty
third Maine Regiment in the place,
Chandler Swift was the only one who
braved the storm of Wednesday to at
tend the reunion of the regiment at
Lake Grove, Auburn. On account OF
the severity of the weather, the attend
ance was very small, Mr.. Swift being the
only member present from Co. +.
Mrs. Aurilla Small, mother of jeffrey
]. Merrill of this place, who was living
in Oxford near the Norway line, died
Tuesday night, aged 70. The remains
were brought here and the funeral was
held at Mr.. Merrilrs Thursday after
noon, attended by Rev. G. A. Brooks OF
Norway. Burial was at Rumford, where
the remains were taken Friday morning.
DR.. Z. b. Clark moved his household
goods on Thursday from Bryant's Pond
into the house of W. l.. Farrar on High
Street, which he is to occupy as ONCE
and residence. Walter l.. Bonney and
sa,,u, ara mov;pg from the Farrar