Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-07-25
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SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June Is, 1903,
rv,rys LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.,oro, eastl-4, 81 A. ~, daily. Sundays
cong - I'll An, AGA p. NJ. Sunday only,
~ NJ, ~ 10 GAM, Ss6P.M.. 10 rs p.
Gol aH, ~ sundays ineludeD. Sunday only,
- NJ, As 2. NJ
SoUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
os,e Hours: 7SO .to7SO Pm.
CHURCHES.
,-,,,reyatiOnal Church, Rev. a. h. Bald
t"S Sg,,r Preaching services, 10 ao A. NJ ana
WI SUNDAY school l. NJ, 1, Z. >: y. Z.
, - church prayer meeting on Inesdsy
az az % o'clock. All, not Otherwise con
e'ea.Ite are cordially invited.
ufyet' Wyt fburch Rev. III. A. Clifford, Pastor
NSSsr,fsv morning prayer meeting . 80 A. NJ.
UI.s'bing service lO@5 A; NJ, oaooath Scnooi
pIeS,SS" Lnvorth League Meeting 6lo p. NJ:
Z W aver meeting 90 P. NJ; prayer meet
s'sDTI ns..lay evening; class meeting, FRIDAY
evening. - Roy J. Wallace Chesbro,
FS'o'In.th school II VI; Y. 2 ;. c: T., 8 . p
" p,srsr mcetipg p. NJ; Tuesday evening
N, "a ..'r,ice at ! 80. Seats free. All are
We ,S,..sr.,Ist Church, Rev. j. II. Little. Pastor
me, service every sunday at lO3o A. n.
tg'1,v School at IL N. Evening service,
Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
go M.-Paris Lodge, No. %. Regular
IN ON before n.
~ ID F-Mouut Mica Lodge, regular meet
Tbgrslay evening of each week.-Aurora
i.l.Ss',mpmcnt first and third Monday evenings
Of sa,e Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
o.. meet, second and fourth Fridays OF each
ygoptb In odd Fellows Hall; ....
a., ami third Saturday evenings OF escn
ngp.a' Eimbail Relief Corps meets first
40 t6ir,i saturday evenings of each month, 10
Rsief Jorps Han. ~.
- Sr.t and third Saturday; during the
-.Ssip,er OF the year, meets every Saturday In
II4nSe &. second and fourth Mondays of
ea<D %. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
me, u second and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
T. az evenlng at Pythian Hall.
VClerr woodmen Of America.-Soutn Paris
r.o,. \o 1885,, meets second and fourth Tues
Nsr evenings in Golden Cross Hall: go,
- yar trrauum-Parris Council, No. lbzi,
,,,l, ifr,t and third Monday evenings at 80.
AE. Shurtleff has put furnace in
his house
Mis-. &. r. Goodwin has returned from
the hospital, and is gaining very slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner S. Shaw of Boston
visited in town for few days last week.
Mis-, catherine G. Briggs went to Bos-
-,n Thursday on a business and pleasure
trip
Ms, Iucisda Field is employed at
Old orchard for the remainder OF the
summer.
George Il. Bennett and family are in
Fairfield where Mr.. Bennett has EN-
Ploymeut.
Tie Norway Water Co. is attaching
meters 10 several of its services where a
hose is used.
BENJAMIN SWEET is spending a vacation
with ms son, l.. 2. SWEET, in his camps
at Mo,unkuS.
Roy II. Porter has returned from
Uourdale, Mass, where he has been Tor
the past few weeks.
The interior of the court house is be-
inr reprinted. Some of the prisoners
are doing the work, and doing it well.
Misses Elsie Bolster, Ida Kerr, Edna
Fa,>on Maud Lunt and Grace Murch
spent couple of days at Oak Lodge last
week
Miss Julia p. Morton and Miss Ruth
Thicker. with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Bates
of West Paris. are making stay at
Camp Concord.
The advertising car of Robbins circus
WIS here last week, and the town was
billed for the circus, which will show at
the fair grounds Aug. Sd.
Tan making was finished at the corn
factory a few days since. The seasons
make is $4,000 cans, and it is expected
that they will all be filled.
A. z. Morse will read Thursday at an
outing of the Aged Men of Portland at
Peaks Island. Next week he reads at
an entertainment in Lowell.
Mrs. Jones and daughter Sue, OF
Everett, Mass, are spending few weeks
here as the guests of Mrs. Jones sisters,
Mrs. James 5. Wright and Mrs. Clara
NJ Howard.
Rev. II. 5. Pinkham of Somerville,
Mass. formerly pastor of the Baptist
church here, and his family, came Tues
dav. and are at F. +. kimbalPs for the
rest Of the summer.
J.F. Rowland and family arrived at
Mountain View Farm last week. They
came from the White Mountains with
their automobile, which is a large nifty
horse power touring car, considerably
larger than the one they had here last
year.
Donald ). Briggs, who was called home
by the death of DR.. Woodbury., returned
10 his work in Boston Saturday. Ray
mond PenfOld accompanied him as TAR
as Portland, to stay over Sunday there
and return home with his grandmother,
Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs. Ansel Swift and Mrs. William j.
Wheeler started Tuesday for Barton
Landing, VT, for visit TO their brother
and their niece, Miss Carrie Mathews,
whose home was for number of years
in this place. They will probably be
gone about ten days.
At the July term of Probate Court on
Tuesday, there was, in addition to rou-
tine business, a lengthy hearing, occupy
ing quite a portion of the day, on the
personal account of Leroy +. Everett,
executor of the will of Harriet A. Lap
ham. late of Paris. The charges in the
account were contested as excessive.
John p. Swasey appeared for the
executor, Wright & Wheeler for the con-
testants. Decision was reserved.
The past week was hurdy-gurdy week,
there being one here on Tuesday, and
another on Thursday, which worked the
town industriously. The first one was
an annual visitor, the one with whole
family and parrot. The family has in
creased since the first visit. There are