Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-07-11
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SOUTH PARIS.

o' .a- sundays included. sunday only
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,.rrH PARIS PoSr OFFICE.
....rr..--. -20A TO 80 P. N.
CHURCHES.
r...--,..,5oual Church, Rev. 4. X. Bald
-- PREACHING services, 10 - A. NJ and
WI. SUNDAY school l. NJ; \. Z. ;. c. r
church prayer meeting on Tuesday
ge oyS. an, not otherwise con
t''- cordially invited.
...r.,r4 Rev II. 4. Clifford Pastor
..... morning PRAYER meeting 80 A. NJ.
service 10 - \. VI, >aDo9th school
l.Nr-,0 League Meeting 10 p. II:
....t.r r.,ettug : -bU 2. ~, prayer meet
M Ts eytn'rs' eA'Ss ui'e''Hs' 'r''aS
s,e..,.. church. Rev. J. Wallace CHESHIRE,
u- sunday, preaching service 10 - A,
tA' -. ~.e,al IN, \. z =. G. E, IS p.
n.- ..tun- . p. NJ; Tuesday evening
.. 10 30. seats free. Al are
",.s...- .-.t aarcb. Rev. J. u. Little, Pastor
.-tl.,. every sunday AT lU45 a. NJ.
ID, I! N. Evening service, :
stated MEETINGS.
N-Par!s Lodge. No. ~. Regular
r..-...v evening on or before full moon.
l. MONT Mica Lodge. regular meet
Us ..e- evening Of each week.-Aurora
...- .--t and Juirj Monday evenings
Nf..rt p7elsan. Rebekah Lodge, No
raI and fourth Fridays of each
.-..H.. Fellows Hall.
I'm. X. E!ubau Post. No. liS, meets
r- -.rt saturday evenings or each
- .,. A. T.. ual.
W ElmuaI Relief Corps meets hrsI
s...... .--.r.t. evenings OF eAcA month"; IN
Paris grange. from May to Oct. I,
IN .lir! saturday; during the
.-.ttac year, meets every saturday IN
-.,. second and fourth Mondays of
stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
AMI fourth Wednesday evenings
Imrm Lodge. No. 81, meets every
.#.s- 10 Pythian Hall.
v... l..l#ueu 81 AmeriCa.-SOuth Paris
. - meets second am! fourth Tues
lr Golden Cross Hall.
r r.. .u.u.-Iarris Council, No. 1921,
,Hiri Monday evenings ~ 81.
NJ. eat Lynn, Mass, is visiting
t.- ,-. Mr., W. \. rockingham.
v.,NtC. Walker is at home for the
s.w her teaching at Wells |
Ha..
sm b. White Of Boston has
Dec. his sister, Mrs. Alfred II. |
Mrs Percy Allen are spending
a.....u with Mr.. Aliens relatives in
Ms. Annie Tbayer of Brooklyn, Y. Y,
r4, .. spending the past week with |
u here.
v. Mrs. Fred W. Tirrell OF
T... .a been spending a few days
Vii .,e> here.
N-,. S. Clarence Curtis and daughter
aye visiting the family OF
l.- .a..t.aer. Henry Gary.
v, W. Pierce and daughter Alice
sa--. Wednesday night for visit OF
,-. seeds, -1 Mrs Pierce'S father and
..... t.a...e> 10 Canton, Y. y.
e reports come from Harold
Nr ->r Nb1 j. studying photo
q school in bingham, Ill.
Do. s.- H.-a has school and work very
remain, Of Mrs Ulyilda Skillings,
aye. 81 10 former resident of Paris, were
b- ..sc from Boston last Monday,
t- ..-ura, in Riverside Cemetery.
lrva- the remains were her son,
Ga- F.. cooper and other relatives.
Burbank is at Gorham, y. H.,
l. MA nice house for Judge Evans,
w w, take several months to
r.- u->>1u. WiUSlow Burbank, has
.r. ..e-r work with him, and Mrs.
ur.s., Ai', spend considerable part
ut-.e-.wmcr there.
E... ..l Mrs. 4. X. Baldwin are occu-
r,r rrraut Of r. : Barnes while the
Ut, family are at Peaks Island for
r.. ..-m-r After Y. ID. Bolster and
fan move into their new house, the
E. .s.r, vii. have the house in which
Oh. steers now live.
E.a.-- VI SWEET, who graduated two
weeks since from Wesleyan University,
N#'e.uvu. Conn, is at home to take a
,..r- vacation. He has position as
an.-.t. chemist with a concern in
New York. city, and expects TO be called
'e- % .vo OK three weeks.
panty which started Saturday morn
u- fora weeks stay at Camp Concord
iu-u.a. Ms. \. T. Forbes, Mrs f. A.
Howe. Miss Julia p Morton and Miss
Iu.rrA Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs. George
D. r..>trr, William =. Morton and
Gr.r-a Norton went with them for
tu.lay> stay, but have returned.
Tnyuuuic of the CniverSaliSt sunday
>.aa.I postponed from Thursday on
accom-. li the dubious look of the morn
u- Weather. duly took place AZ GibSon's
Grve Uu Friday. Between sixty and
seventy were in attendance, aud all.
especially the children, report very
gay g15 lively time.
Elmer n. IIaggett was considerably
burned oa the Fourth by the blowing
back the powder from a small cannon
which he was assisting his boy about
utH- His face was burned and quite
au.mtity of power was blown into 1t,
bgr the powder was all removed and no
permanent injury viii result. This was
The worst accident which the Fourth
br'a-l, with it here.
The directors of the Public Library
have decided that on and after Tuesday,
ju.g D. the library must be closed a
>hHr. time for taking stock and classify
I'M the books. a work much needed FOR
the better convenience of borrowers and
Librarian No books will be loaned, but
Tie library will be opened every day for
receiving borrowed books, and the work
accomplished as speedily as possible.
Patrons are asked to kindly bear this in
mind and return all books belonging to /
the library at their earliest convenience. |
This will not interfere with the reading |
room, which is open on Tuesday and
saturday evenings.
ALICE 3. KNIGHT, Librarian.
I,could hardly be said that the Fourth !
passed quietly here, as a quiet Fourth is
something to which we have not yet de- |
generated. The racket of the night be-
fore was not bad. The Methodist bell
was guarded and the boys were not al
lowed To ring it. The other bells We're
rJag some and more or less powder was
burned. So that light sleeperS may have
been disturbed, but very few were
seriously annoyed. Two policeman pa
trulled the streets, and no mischief OF
any consequence was done. During the
day there was nothing special doing ex-
ccpt the ball games, which had good
crowds Several parties went on picnics.
For part of the day the streets had al
most the appearance of Sunday, while
at other times they were decidedly noisy,
especially after supper.
4 few minutes more and we should
have had fire alarm Wednesday even