Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-01-10
The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing December 4. 1904.
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TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Gin, dovufeast)-5s 6 A. NJ. daily, Sunday
,uSlvde,j ga A. NJ, 40f Pm. Sunday only
6%v ,' e nm fwe.t)-lO:O7 A. NJ. 3:25 p. NJ. SAT
V"Isyr. sundays included). Sunday only
GRAN.
soUrH PARIS posi- OFFICE.
Office Hours; 7SO A. NJ, to 4 80 M.
CHURCHES.
CO., CONGREGATIONAL Church. Preaching sci
~ IS A NJ and 90 NJ; SUNDAY Schoo
Y p $ Z. Z. at s 90 p. NJ Church praye
I-, W., on Tuesdty evening at ! o'cock. AL
nnt therwise connected, are eor1ia,ly ,nT WEI
M S"n,lsy' morning prayer meeting , 80 A; NJ
VuoSjns. seryIee 10 rs A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
Epworth League Meeting IS p. NJ.
sysnine PRAYER meeting 90 P. NJ; prayer meet
,ns Tuesday evening; class meeting friual
e'T pantfsi Church. Rev. l. Wallace Cheshire
pas,6r ON SUNDAY, preaching service ~ 10 A
a Ssbbsth school II NJ; prayer meeting Oo
"a 'p~ayer meeting Tuesday ev. ming
tr.r,vsrsalist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, Pastor
pa-sJn,, service every Sunday at $50 p. u
s1T'isy School at 80 p. NJ. Evening service,
Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
vSA M.-Paris Lodge. No. "a. Reaula,
tn, Tuesday evening on or before full moon
a. u. F.-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
IL. r6nrsday evening Of each week.-Aurors
~, FIRST and third Monday evenings
OF e 5a5 ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
IN rreats second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Odd Fellows Hall.
"a. R-w. X. Kimban Post, NO. las, meets
ar.t and third Saturday evenings Oh each
N.Y. w Kimball Relief Corps meets frs,
,rJ fbir,i saturday evenings OF each month, In
Relief Corps Hall. 49,, Ma, 20 No,
meets 6rs, and third Saturday; during the
remsirier OF the year, meets every saturday, In
So r g 6. C.-secoud and fourth Mondays of
~ d. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
ma, Is second and fourth Wednesday evenings
~ P.-iIamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
n 81 evening at Pythlsn Hall. S,A p.-,.
Modern wOOdmen Of America.-Soutn Lars
Damn, No. 1885,, meets second and fourth Tues
day evenings In Golden Cross HAIL ,s,,
r. val ArcSnum-Parris Council, No. 1871.
,r,-at, fr.t and third Monday evenings AT 80.
The first week of 1905 will easily pass
for stormy week.
Mrs Percy NJ. Walker has gone to
Wnlfhill. Mass, for visit.
Miss Frances King is attending Bliss
Business College at Lewiston.
The high school sociable advertised
fnr last Thursday evening was post
ppped for one week.
simmer +. Tucker has been at his
cottage at BAY Point for few days, put
ting in his summer supply of ice.
Mrs c. d. Bowers of Maiden, Mass,
i visiting her friend, Mrs. Sarah, widow
of capt. G.. c. Pratt, in her home at
South Paris.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odjst church will meet in the vestry Tues
day afternoon to attend to matters post
poned last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hammond will sell her
household goods at auction rext Thurs
day Jan. II. at 80 p. NJ, at her rooms
in the house of Joseph II. Jones.
Jarvis NJ. Doble has gone to the Eye
and Ear Intirmary at Portland for fur
Their treatment of his eye which was in
iured in the woods some weeks since.
Mr.. and Mrs, John A Scott returned
Wednesday from their wedding tour.
They are making their home with Mrs.
Scott's mother, Mrs. Georgia Andrews.
Elmer B. Austin has begun moving
from Buckfield TO his house recently
bought here. The moving will be finish
ed and his family will come as soon as
the travelling is suitable.
State Master Gardner is expected to
install the officers of Paris Grange Jan.
"a. An all day meeting and dinner.
The Patrons are expected 10 see that the
tables are bountifully supplied with
food.
Mrs. Lydia A., wife of John G.. SWEET,
died at her home in the south part of
the town Friday, at the age of Il years.
The funeral will be held Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, attended by Rev. j.
H. Little.
On account Of the storm, causing a
small attendance, the Universalist parish
meeting of last Tuesday evening was
adjourned without transacting any OF
the business to Monday evening of this
week, at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z. Maxim, who
were married in Portland Wednesday.
have been the guests of Mr.. Maxim's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Maxim,
for few DAYS. Mr.. Maxim is now, and
has been for some years, with George I.
Cornish, the tailor, in Portland. Mrs.
Maxim was formerly Miss Gertrude
Bean of Portland.
Wednesday was one of the old-fashion-
ed winter days The storm ragged
furiOusly, and few ventured out in II
unless their business required 1t. All
the schools were suspended for the day,
and trade and all other activities were
very quiet. 1t was an excellent day for
completing work on the years balance
sheet and figuring out l9O4's deficit.
The supper and entertainment of the
UniversaliSt Good Cheer society in the
evening was omitted by general consent,
as it was apparent that very few would
get out any way.
The Citizens Telephone Co. held its
annual meeting at Engine House Hall
Monday evening, and chose officers as
follows:
Presidential. l. Holmes.
Vica- President-F. A. ShuItleff.
Clerk amt Treasurer. u. Lit letei.
Directors-A. l. Holmes, +. A. >hurtleh, w g.
U rockingham. j. +. Plummer, Henry h.
Stearns. b. +. Cummings, W. 2. Caldwell.
The directors were instructed TO investi-
gate the feasibility of extending the
line into Norway village. Measures will
also be taken to clear up small debt
which the company has.
Don't miss seeing the operetta, "LOve
and Whist" at New Hall Jan. nth. Fol
lowing is the cast:
Courtney Fairfax, cosmopolitan, -
Captain Aldershot, OF Her Majesty's Dragon
Guards, George A. Briggs. baritone
Mrs Gerald Sherwood. an American Grande
Dame. Agnes Pentold, contralto.
Miss Dorothy Sherwood her daughter,
..-.......-.......Mr Mrs. virgie 5. Wilson. soprano
Mignon a Maid Servant,
.-.-..-...--..-...Mrs. Nellie Andrews, contralto
Several specialties will be introduced.
Mr.. Harry Newcombe of Norway will be
one of the artists. All who saw Mr.
Newcombe in the minstrel show, given at
Norway recently, will be glad to hear
him again as his character sketches
were much enjoyed. Mr.. Fred HALL
who is always great favorite with a
South Paris audience, will give one OF
his popular songs. Then there will be
beautiful "bell drill'' by twelve young
ladies which can't but please the
audience. Mrs. Cora S. Briggs, &C
companist and director. For further
particulars see small bills.