Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-09-12
The Oxford Detmuerat,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.

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90 A NJ. 745 p. NJ.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
osee Hours: 7:SOA.M. to 30 Pm.
CHURCHES.
y,r., congregational Church, Rev. A. h. Bald
xir pastor. Preaching services, 10 45 A. NJ and
Wy NJ sunday School IL NJ; Y. p. s. c. Z.
s,S80PM NJ: Church prayer meeting on Tuesday
svsning az 80 O'Clock. All, not otherwise con
Sected. are cordially invited. ,,
Ne,boiist Church, Rev. III. A. clifford, Pastor.
I'm sunday, morning prayer meeting 80 A: NJ
presehing service lOto A NJ; Saobath school
Is NJ Epworth League Meeting 8 Is p. NJ
evening prayer meeting 800 p NJ; prayer meet,
inS Tuesday evening; class meeting, Friday
Ra,,1fst Church. Rev. J. Wallace Cheshire,
psster ON sunday, preaching service 10 10 A.
Ssi,bsth school i2M Y. p 5. C. E., Is p.
y PRAYER meeting p, NJ; Tuesday evening
Hrsyer service at 80. Seats free. All are
"I.,iyersalist Church. Rev J. III. Little. Pastor
presrhing service every Sunday at 10 +S A. NJ.
Sugiay school at Il NJ. Evening service, 4
Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA. M.-Paris Lodge, No. 90. Regular
,ee.ing Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. u. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ings. Thursday evening OF each week'-Aurora
E6campment, first and third Monday evenings
Cd ~ nj R.~Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No.
3D. meets second and fourth Fridays or esch
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
CAR-w. X. Kimban Post, No. us, meets
nr.t and third Saturday evenings OF esch
,,.Dtb IN e.. A. K. Hall.
~, Nm X. KimbaIl Relief Corps meets first
and third saturday evenings of eseh month, In
Keller Corps HAN.
meets first and third Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year, meets every Saturday In
Grange Hall. ,
b, %. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
me- Is second and fourth Wednesday evenings
oftSch month.
r. av evening at Pythian Hall.
Modern woOdmen of America.-Soutn rarls
Camp No 1885,, meets second AMI fourth tues
,isy evenings In Golden Cross Hall.
E.yal ATcanum.-PaTris Council, No. 1871,
meets first and third Monday evenings at 10
Mrs. b. y. Hanson and two children
were guests of Z. y. Anderson and wife
last week.
Albert Morse has been on visit to
Gorham, y. H., and the Sherbroose fair
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. p. Woodbury. of Lam
caster, Mass, are guests of Mr.. Wood
bury'S sister, Mrs. J. w. Chute.
Mrs. Z. y. Anderson left Saturday for
Portland to attend the Gorham, New
Hampshire, Association Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. f. Il. Lunt and Master William
returned Tuesday from three weeks
visit with relatives in Stratford, \. b.,
and elsewhere.
The Italian band, consisting of violin,
flute and harp, which makes us annual
visits, was here Tuesday, and made har-
mony on the streets.
Dwight Wise of Gardiner has been
visiting his parents the past week, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Haynes of Richmond
have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
Wise.
The meetings of Paris Lodge of Ma
sons. which were called off during July
and August, will be resumed with the
stated communication Tuesday evening
of this week.
Myron w. Maxim has sold his house
ON Highland Street, now occupied by the
family of George A. Abbott, to Mrs.
Walter :. Jones. The Jones family will
probably not occupy it until spring.
Charles 5. Stuart, who has spent the
summer vacation in the store of Jordan
Marsh Co.. came last Monday for stay
of few days at home before returning
10 his work in the dental school in Bos-
ton.
Writ Stanley, foreman at the Demo-
crat office, has been having
serious time with ivy poison and has
been confined to his bel for number
of days. lie is now out again and at
work.
The Jonathan Clark house in the edge
of the village on the Hebron road has
been purchased by George A. Abbott.
r. C.. Merrill, who now occupies the
Clark house, is finishing of rent in the
building which he has used Us store
house on Hill Street.
F. Wendell Rounds left Saturday
morning for Louisville, Ky, where for
the coming year he will be physical di-
rector and instructor in English in the
University School, private school for
boys fitting for Harvard, Yale, and the
other large universities.
At the meeting of the South Paris
James s. Wright and y. Dayton Bolster
were chosen delegates to the annual
meeting of the Maine State Board OF
Trade, which will be held at Rumtord
Falls, Sept 2lst and I'D.
Everybody knows Sherlock Holmes,
and knows that after he had fallen off a
cliff into some sort of an abyss, thou
sands of feet deep, we don't just now
recall the exact measurement, the de-
mand for his services as detective was
SO great that BY some occult process the
details of which we have likewise for
gotten, he reappeared upon earth ana
entered again upon his remarkable
career. All of which is preliminary to
the statement that three stories OF his
exploits during the period of his re-
incarnation have been secured for pub
licatiOn in the Democrat, and the first
installment appears in this issue. IL
you have ever read one OF the Sherlock
Holmes Stories-and is there any one
who has not?-you know the fascination
of them, and nothing more need be said.
Read them.
lie was evidently happy when he
made a noisy entrance into DR.. Bucks
dental rooms Wednesday afternoon, to
have some teeth extracted. He was
also blessed with plenty of courage for
the ordeal, though some of it was OF the
Dutch variety. He had three teeth
taken out, terrifying himself during the
intervals between drawings by empty
ing pint bottle of "split." The treat
ment seemed to please him so much that
he then insisted upon having two sound
front teeth follow the others. Naturally
the dentist refused, and in the discussion
which followed the patient was persuad-
ed TO leave the Office. But he was not
satisfied, not he. For the next hour he
and his not DER fleshy steed and wagon
were very much in evidence as he drove
about the middle of the village, anon
or Oftener starting for home and as ire
quently returning to demand admission
at the locked door of DR.. Bucks office,
that he might leave those two good teeth
there. Whether he finally got dis
cOuraged, or got tip that Jailer Farrar
was coming down this way, is not clear,
but after an hour of that sort OF enter
tainment for the spectators, while 1t
rained about all the time, he disappear
ed, and if the other pint on his hip
didn't overcome him, he probably got
somewhere.