Oxford Democrat., 1905-02-21
The Oxford pemocrat.
SOUTH PARIS.


TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
Going down casts; ;ss A. ~. daily, Sunday
,,Suie7N. ga A. NJ, 4O4 N. Sunday only
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Iiailv, sundays inciudeJ). Sunday only
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SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
once Hours 7SOA.A. to7So pm.
CHURCHES.
E,.st congregational Church. Preaching ser
80 no .5 A " and 90 p. NJ; SUNDAY Schoo
~, Y p 5. {. 4. at6OoP NJ Church praye
,-asfiny on Tuesd ~ evening at ococ AL
not therwise connected, are corIiaIly invited.
Methodist Church. Rev ii. A. Clifford. Pastor
an SUNDAY, morning prayer meeting 80 A; NJ
,.-sscbipg service l035 A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
i5W Epxorth League Meeting Is p.
evening PRAYER meetiog 90 2. "a; prayer NEE;
'ns Tuesday evening; class meeting FRIDAY
e'Sai1 Sapt1s. Church. Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro
Ps.t6r. ON sunday, preaching service 10 :tS A
n SAbhsth School II NJ; y. Z ;. Z. L, 6=s1
n PRAYER meeting Z p TUESDAY evening
T1,yersalist Church, Rev. J. u. Little. Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday At 80 p u
Sauiay school at 5 80 P. N. Evening service
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STATED MEETINGS.
A. M.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
meeting TUESDAY evening on or before full moon
10. %. E.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
lngs. Thursday evening OF each week-Aurors
Ercamument. drst and third Monday evenings
p'ofR-Mouut Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
3d. meets second and fourth Fridays OF eacf
month IN Odt Fellows Hall.
a.. A. R-w. X. Kimbal Post, No. l+s, meets
1r and thiri Saturday evenings OF each
mouth, in u. Il. K. Hal
Wm X. kimban Relief Corps meets nrs'
and third Saturday evenings of each month, IN
p ef HEParis Grange. from May TO Oct. l,
meets hr.t and third Saturday, during the
remainder ot the year. meets every SATURDAY, In
t,-Anse Hall
TO. G. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
&. o. P-Stony Brook lodge, No. Isl,
me + second and fourth Wednesday evenings
% esCn month.
P.-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
~ sy evening AZ Pythian Hall.
Modern wOodmen Of America.-South Paris
camp No. 1885,, meets second AMI fourth tues
.,av evenings In Golden Cross Hall.
Royal Arcanum.-Parris Council, No. 1921,
meets lrst and third Monday evenings at 81.
Mrs. Hilton is spending week in
Portland.
Well, have you anything to say about
The "Candlemas Day nonsense
The fashionable form OF hand baggage
IS, now is a tin water pail-or two tin
water pals.
A horse belonging 10 J. +. King got
p, leg broken Tuesday night. Mr.. King
seems 70 have more than his share OF
lard luck.
The Congregational pulpit was sup
ufed on sunday by Rev. B. II. Tilton Of
East TiltOn, y. H., now student in
cobb Divinity School.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Stiles, who
have been in Boston for the last two
months. returned home Thursday. Miss
Mabelle G.. Stiles accompanied them.
The schubert Quartette, with Mrs.
Cove of Auburn, reader, George A.
Briggs, baritone, Carl Briggs violinist,
aud Mrs. Cora ). Briggs pianist, gave
concert in Robinson Hall, Oxford, last
Wednesday evening.
The most familiar sight on our streets
these days is the plumbers team, loaded
with his weapons for attacking frozen
water pipes. Apparently he doesn't
have time to take the blanket of his
horse from morning till night.
The selectmen have engaged Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxtield of Greenwood TO take
charge of the town farm the coming
wear. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Curtis, who
have been on the farm for the past year,
do not wish 10 remain longer on account
of Mrs. Curtis health.
At the annual meeting of Paris Public
Library Association Saturday evening,
the following officers were chosen:
Presi !ent-Iames 5. Wright
Vice Presidential Z. T. ktrg.
secretary and Treasurer-S. ID. Rolster.
Directors-James :. Wright er cgicio. DIR. II
Woodbury.. Miss Susie L. Rounds, Rev h. A.
clifford. Silas =. Maxim.
Librarian-Miss Alice Knight.
VIM. K. Kimball Post and Relief Corps
will hold a campfire on Thursday, Feb.
I'D. Harry Rust Post and Relief Corps,
and T. A. Roberts Post and Relief Corps
have been invited 10 be present with us
az that time. The fire will be ''Faked
open" at 10 o'clock A. VI. RatiOns is
sued at II NJ. Per order,
Z. T. RECORD, p. c.
II. y. BOLSTER, Adjt.
Mrs. f. A. Howe and Mrs. Penfold en-
tertained the Seneca Club at Mrs. Pen
folds last Monday evening. A delicious
oyster supper was served at seven
O'Clock and with seventeen ladies seated
around the table il was a very Jolly
affair. The usual programme was car
ried out after the inner man was well
filled, the subject for the evening being
Victor Hugo. A very pleasant evening.
Wei come again, ladies.
The officers of Paris Lodge, +. and
A. NJ, were installed Tuesday evening.
The full list is:
Nc. Z. McArile.
: W.-AtOn Wheeler.
J. w.-Charles III. Howard
Treas.-wm. q. rockingham.
Sec-H Woodbury..
:. D.-Wirt stanley.
J. D.-Wm. l.. Noble.
Mar.-Chares II. George.
;. S.-Hiram y. Porter
J. George W. Frothingham.
Tyer-Wm. A. Porter.
Mount Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., had a
big visitation Thursday evening, when
over sixty members of West Paris Lodge
were entertained. The visitors came
down on the afternoon train, which ar
rived here about half past five, an hour
aud a half late. \ drum corps from
Mount Mica Lodge met them at the
train and escorted them to the hall.
supper was served in Grand Army Hall
at ) O'Clock, during recess of the lodge,
and the second degree was later con
ferred by the degree team OF West Paris
lodge. The visitors were taken home on
the Norway train running as a special,
leaving here about 1890.
Ladies' night at Hamlin Lodge, X. of
p, Friday evening, was highly enjoyed
by large company of Knights and their
guests. Nearly $50 sat down to the sup
per, which was served by the Good
Cheer Society at Good Cheer Hall. The
company then returned TO Pythian Hall,
where the programme of the evening
was carried out. This comprised sing
ing by a male quartette-Messrs. Dunn,
Carl Briggs, George a. Briggs, and Fred
T.. Hall-solos by George A. Briggs, a
poem BY Samuel NJ. King, and remarks
by Grand Keeper of Records and Seal,
Wilfred +. Kicker of Portland. A short
season of social intercourse followed
during which draft for more entertain
ment was made, and in consequence
there were readings by Miss Olive NJ.
Stuart and remarks by Rev. j. W. Ches-
bro.
The Bangor News of Saturday, the
llth, contains portraits and sketches oi
the relay track team of the University
of Maine, which contested with Tufts