Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-03-07
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SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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CHURCHES.
r..t congregational Church. Preaching ser.
Vices 10 IS A. and 90 p M; SUNDAY school
~ PS. &C. +. at Ger N; Church prayer
,1ss,ing on Tuesd evening at 4: oc'ock. All,
"St ther,gise connected, are cordially invited.
N,fhn.Iist Church Rev II. 4. Clifford, Pastor.
Ou sunday, morning prayer meSe ehSs,h ~ 49,
r FuWorth League Meeting IS p. NJ:
eyenirg prayer meeting on p "; prayer meet
'ns Tuesday evening; class meeting, Friday
El"f1.t Church. Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro.
pt-t.r ON sunday. preaching service 10 Is A.
NJ SAbhsth school II NJ; \. = = Z; Z, 6:sa p.
n PRAYER m5etipg : P. NJ; Tuesday evening
rrayer service At : ~. Seats free. All are
rn,ysrsalist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, Pastor.
Preaching service every sunday st 80 p. n.
sunday school at 8 80 p. N. Evening service,
F.M.
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M.-Paris Lodge. No. ~. Regular
ff.s TuesitAy evening ON or DStOre ulOOu
II. o. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,n,. Thursday evening OF each week-Aurora
Enctmpment, first and third Monday evenings
m 80 Mount PleNsan. Rebekah Lodge, No.
3D. meets second AMI fourth Fridays OF each
mouth in odd Fellows Hall 80
a. 4 R-W. X. kimball Post, No. lfs, meets
fr-t sul third saturday evenings OF each
month, IN q. A. Z. Hall
wm < Kimban Relief Corps meets first
art ,h!rl saturday evenings OF eaeh month, In
aff.EPsris Grange. from May to Oct. l,
meets first and third saturday; during the
-yuaiudcr OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
4. 5 6. C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
r, q. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ Is second and fourth Wednesday evenings
k.ofP.-Hamnn Lodge, No. 81. meets every
T. a evening at Pythian Hall.
Modern wOOdmen Of America.-South Paris
t.mu No 1856, meets second AMI fourth tues
III. evenings In Golden Cross Hall.
Euyal Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. 1921,
meet. irst aud third Monday evenings at 80.
sELF.CENTERED.
And he wondered what they'd say
when he died
VIVA; the Press would write about him!
What his Friends would think about him
What the World would do without him
When he died
bar they didn't even know
W ueu nc NleN
-(I.ife.
Village Corporation meeting Tuesday
evening, at 7:3O.
Albert Cash is moving to his new home
ON the Hebron road.
NJ. Mica Lodge will have work in the |
ur>t degree next Thursday evening.
Mrs. ). C.. Heald of East Sumner is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert ID. |
Park.
George Erskine of Mortified, Mass, |
has been a guest at j. +. McArdle's for
few days.
Proxies for telephone companies or
other corporations, 10 cents per dozen at
the Democrat office.
The Seneca Club is making arrange |
meuts for a reception to be given Nav
ISt in Pythian Hall.
Wallace Clifford, after a few days va
cation at his home, returned last Monday
20 his studies at Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Bonney OF
sumner were guests at j. ID. Haynes
for a few days last week.
The senior class of Paris High School
will present the play entitled, "A Soldier
of Fortune" ON the 18th of April.
Miss Olive NJ. Stuart has gone to BuS-
ton after spring millinery. She Will
stop in Portland for while on her way
home.
The senior class, Paris High School,
will give a masked sociable in New Hall
Friday evening, March 10, at 40. Adj
mission - cents.
ladies' fur was left in New Hall at
the Good Cheer bazaar. The owner will
find the same by calling at the residence
of Rev. j. II. Little.
Mrs. f. A. Howe started for Boston
Monday morning to buy her spring
stock of millinery. She expects to be
gone about two weeks.
Master Henry Howe gave a party to
twenty-seyen of his young friends Satur-
day evening, and lively time was Gu
loved. Nuts and candy were served.
The dancing party at Norway Friday
evening was attended by several couples
from this village Ii is reported as
very brilliant social affair, and very en-
joyable.
The season has opened. The mitts
are out, and the small boys are knock
ing flies in the street. A tritte early,
but il takes strenuous weather to sup
press the great American game.
Mrs. Hilton entertained the Seneca
Club last Monday. A delicious supper,
consisting of chicken, cold meats, hot
biscuits, salad, cake, etc, was served at
7lj p. NJ, then the usual programme
was carried out and most delightful
evening spent.
Probate Coart was not held according
70 adjournment last Tuesday. Judge
Herrck was improved and had intended
10 preside himself, but at midnight
Monday night he was again taken Ill and
was unable to attend. The business Will
now 90 over until the regular March
term.
The invitations are issued for the
fourth of the Schubert Quartette must
Gales, which will be with Mrs. u. l.
Burnham Thursday evening, March y.
The quartette will be assisted by Mrs.
Cora ). Briggs, Carl Briggs, Mrs. b. +:
Bradbury, Mrs. III. 4. Clifford, and Carl
Jean TOlman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Haskell have
moved their household goods to Buck
field, where they will be with Mrs.
HaSkelrs parents. Mrs. Haskell has
also gone, but Mr.. Haskell remains here
for the present. When the weather gets
suitable, he will be employed in carpen-
ter work at Bucktield.
Harry NJ. Wheeler of this place, who is
president of the Harvard Republican
Club, attended the Inauguration OF
President Roosevelt with the Harvard
delegation. A hundred men from
Harvard which, as every one knows, is
the presidents alma mdter,-headed the
college division of the inaugural parade.
State Master Obadiah Gardner of the
State Grange was in attendance at the
all-day meeting of Paris Grange on Sat
urday, though owing TO the train being
two hours late, he did not arrive until
noon. At the afternoon meeting he adj
dressed the grange. He was in his hap
piest mood, and made the meeting pleas
ant and profitable for all present.
In the list of incorporatorS OF the State
of Maine Club in Boston are the names