Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-20
STATED MEETINGS.

STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Paris Lodge, No. -. Regular
..r,... .rr,s IA. evening on or before fullmOon.
~. o. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,. .r.ur-it, evening OF each week.-Aurora
mqmeu, icst and third Monday evenings
Noun, PIeasan, Rebeksh Lodge, No.
meets ,e,ond aud fourth Fridays Of each
.-..t.- On. lsii Fellows Hal.
Nv X Kimball Post, No. las, meets
4nd shirt saturday evenings OF each
w~ K Kimban Relief Corps meets Hrst
Et.iri saturday evenings OF each nonth, IN
Relief turus Han.
r..,- G--t and third Saturday; during the
~, .aJer Of the year. meets every saturday IN
'J.o.G. C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
:. o. P.-stouy Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
-econd ami fourth Wednesday evenings
.. ..u month.
sol P.-IIamliu Lodge, No. ~, meets every
a. evening 20 Pythian Han.
81 .trru woaImen OF America.-South Paris
....ru 40. 1885,, meets seCOnd anil fourth tues
III. evenings IN Golden Cross Hall.
E..4E Arcanum.-PaIris Council, No. 1871,
Noes first and third Monday evenings AZ 80.
ru Emeley was in Boston several
DAYS as, week.
Mr. and Mrs Ora Bumpus have gone
t1 their cottage at Onset, Mass, for the
summer.
4 deer was seen on the oxford plains
Wednesday by the lower section crew on
tcrairoad.
Res. !. II. Little was called to East
>amuer 20 attend the funeral of John L.
Glover, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert +. Hall of Kan
Sis City, Mo, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs A. c. Hall, for week or
tv,e.
Mrs. Blackstone, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. II. 4. Hilton, for a
short time, returned 10 her home Ia Gar
land last week.
Mrs. T. ]. Ramsdell and children,
who have been here with relatives for
several weeks, returned to their home
.u Caribou last Wednesday.
sidewalk has been graded up on
the south side of Maple Street, along
side Billings Block and in front of the
lot of Mrs. George IL. Davis. IL makes
considerable improvement in the looks
II the street.
About twenty members of the Ep-
worth League made a surprise party
call Wednesday evening on Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald II. Bean, who were recently mar
RED, and presented Mr.. Bean with
handsome Morris chair.
The summer schedule On the Grand
Trunk went into effect Sunday morning.
The changes from the preceding schedule
81 nd LOT. fraf
which run as in previous summers, the
early train going al 4:jl \. NJ. and the
late train at 10:lj p. NJ.
Hobart A. Kenney and Harold c. An
derSOn expect to start the first OF next
week for Effingham, III. Before going
tu that place Mr.. Kenney will make
short business trip TO Minneapolis. At
EHiugham they will attend the Illinois
college If Photography, Mr.. Anderson
taking a course in photography and Mr..
keuuey course in phOto-eagraving.
Both are nine mouths courses.
Hiram W. Fifield died Tuesday morn
ing 40 the home of his daughter, Mrs. +.
o. Mliett, with whom he had made his
home since the death of his wife some
wears since. His former home was IN
Bethel. He was veteran of the civil
war, and a member of ~ NJ Whitman
Post, G.. A. r., of Bryant's Pond. The
remains were taken 10 Locke'S Mills on
the Friday morning train, for interment
az his former home.
MI and Mrs. Waiter L. Gray left
Saturday afternoon for Lewiston, where
ON sunday they joined the party start
ing for Niagara to attend the meeting of
the national body of the Mystic Shrine.
The party will arrive at Niagara Mon
day night and remain there until Thurs
DAY morning. The return trip will be
made by way of the Thousand Islands
aud Montreal, one day being spent in
the latter city They expect to arrive
bone Saturday.
ON Saturday A. E. Shurtleif negotiated
a sale of his mill, together with all the
water power and tlowage rights which
20 with it, to Webster II Haskell of
Lewiston The sale will not affect the
business done at the mill. BY arrange
ment with the new prOprietors, Mr..
ShurtletT will continue the grain bust
ness aS heretofore, and the Mason Manu-
featuring Co. will occupy the same por-
ton of the building it is now in for the
manufacture of toys and novelties.
The grove which was formerly Electra
Park, near Hicks Crossing, has been
leased % Col. T.. l.. Saunders, who gave
the moving picture show here last week
COL Saunders will again put the place
in shape for summer park, and will
run it through the season. A stage for
vaudeville shows will be built, aud the
same attractions will be put on which
appear at the parks in Brunswick and
Lewiston, with change of bill weekly.
Col. Saunders says that everything will
be clean and orderly. He is in hopes to
open it by Monday of next week, but in
any event will have it open by the
Fourth.
The main part of the Langmade
house, which was bought by Charles NJ.
johnson, was last week moved to the
new lot near the north end of Myrtle
Street, where il is to stand. Although
the house has been built about seventy
five years, it stood up well, and made its
journey without racking at all. The full
week was required for moving the house
and getting il set. Most of the hauling
was done with single horse and
double set of blocks, though on some of
the straightest part of the work pair OF
horses and a single set of blocks were
used. The route taken was up High
Street and into Spring Street, and when
past the Edgerley house, across the
open field. The ell, which is consider
ably lighter than the main house, will
now be moved The stable Mr.. Clark
will use where it stands.
The state assessors were in session at
the court house Thursday, and met the
assessors of quite number of the towns
in this section of the county. The town
assessors brought in their valuation
books as required, and the state assessors
looked them over, compared returns
with last year, and asked various ques-
tions with regard to matters connected
with the assessment of taxes. This kind
of session has sometimes in previous
years been productive of rather search
ing examination on the part of the state
assessors, in order both to obtain in-
formation for themselves and to point
out to the town assessors where they
were making mistakes. Now, with the
knowledge of local conditions which the
state assessors have gained, and the
general knowledge acquired by the
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