Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

SOUTH PARIS.

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TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down 80 A n, daiiv s'oo A. y
daily except sunday t'So p NJ daily.
Going up (west)-9 30 A. NJ, daily, 3 % p.
daily except Sunday; AZ p. n. daily.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
Ofice Hours: 730A.M. to 7SOPM
CHURCHES.
s psssnr Prsachins services 10 Is A N. an
w. Sunday school IsN:'Y PS q.
SUNNY ThnrsS So orSyer needing on Tne s
ason,us, a, IN o,ciock' An mot otherwise cor
ese 1917 sr az cor,,slIy invited
Mstnodist Cnurn. n HrsSsr nsss,rs a ss;0
on Sunuass ..r,aa M X SshSath scho~
IL NJ; Epwortn League on See',ng 10 r. No.,
evening p,aye annnSna eisss .masstnS rrisis
Ing Tuesday EVENING" CLASS mee'ins' fr'uS
eSs evening", Church Rev. j. wallace CHESHIRE
rass SSh,atS n ssSool isM: Y.P.s &c. SIS !
NJ; Prayer meeting p. NJ; Tuesday evening
welcome. n,
anniversaries Snurcn, nev s o. a. a, Ie,ts 'v.
Sunday School at Il N. Evening service
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=, d., ID. No on Rsvr,.
r,ss,;ng Tuesday evening on or before fullInoon
10. o. F.-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular NEE.
Encampment, first and third Monday evening
OF each month; H., p,s.san, Rehelah Lodge. No
80 meets second and fourth Fridays OF sacl
"S GnAiR.~W. K. Kimbali Post. No. las. meet
erst and third saturday evenings Oh eac'
mSgIn' 10 " E a. rs Relic. Corps meets drs
and third saturday prm evenings Oh each "0n'H' Al
''1 p. Of H.FParis Grange. from May to Oct. l
meets Grst and third saturday, S aar,ng 'h p
Grange Hall s..o., .., ,orr., Mo,a.v. q,
e ,ch month.
y. e. o. P-stony Brook Lodge, s NO, Isr
Of each month. q, m..,. .vs-,
$50. q; o, a r,mnsp az PHtSisn Han. ~
MISS Laura Oean - VI pnr;s >
guest vi roia'''eS "' oo"'N ! 90"
Miss Agnes F. Glover of East Sumner
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. 5. Nj. Glover.
Franklin Maxim has been granted an
increase of pension to $1,000 per month.
A.. ;u.ou. IS Miss prtb
oMIns W the Illness " los,
o'eaius. ne1 so" 9o was
Week "''i u'Su'
The first minstrel show rehearsal Tor
TINS "eeS VIII 20 nelu a. "e0S' -
briggs iuesoay e'e"'ns'
L.P. SWEET of Molunkus is making a
visit of a few DAYS to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN SWEET.
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Mrs; u w. bower anu asusnte,
Mur'el are visiting her parents MI anu
Albert, son Oh MI. ana MIS-. f.
Parlin OF Sa6attus, Is quite SICK WITH
diphtheria at their nome there'
o,;ta . goo5 nnmber every nioht from
here are Attending the meetings held in
tbs Tniversalist church at Norway.
w. A. Blake has come mere from au-
burn and has employment IN tne sno zoe
factory at Norway ne VIII nio'e n''
family mere.
Altbopob this has been such an ex-
ceedingly moderate winter thus far,
there is good reason TO expect a org
January storm THIS week. Inc Maihe
Press Association meets IN rorlanu
Thursday and Friday, and IL rarely
fails.
A w Walker g. Son have bought of
an the river hank above the Park Street
bridge. with the building on it which
was formerly used as a slaughter house,
though for some three years it has
been unused. They will remove the
building soon.
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MIS-. r A Snurtien anu M,S' o'a ME-
enleIta,neu .ne S , ~ .;nc 49,
Exceedingly fine papers were given by
Mrs. Clark and Miss Rounds, after
which delightful musical programme
was given consisting of piano duet by
Mrs. Penfold and Mrs. Wilson, solos by
Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Clark, and Miss
Wheeler, reading by Miss Stearns and
piano solo BY Mrs. Wheeler. A few
guests were present. Dainty refresh
ments were served and another of the
climbs deliehtful evenings was enjoyed.
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Miss Mary +. Adams Oh 90 4orna'4; ~;
H., was marrieu Oh tue io'1 W rie"
clarence Demohue, youns ;a"sei 60, ~
concord, ~ H. MISS AuI hn 70 s snr =
OF ihomas A. ADAMS, VINO was ~" VI a
while station agent nere soiue ye"Is a.
ana since the aeath vi ner no'nei u.
her childhood she mas oeen .neuioer VI
his family. FOR tue past eight years
Mr.. Adams mas oeen Pos''nas'e, az
assistant. Although the Adams family
were residents of South Paris only a
short time, Miss Adams is well remem-
bered as very bright and attractive
young lady.
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AS soon as work can % eone =" enT
spring, the raris Mahuiacturius 20. VIZ
oegin upon ne" storehouSe q. i.s pan ~
The Old storehouSe, whicn was tue ohiy
building not burned IN the hre Oh some
eighteen years ago, Will DC taken Gown
to make room for the new. The building
to be put up Will be ~ lou ieet, loui
stories, giving total moor space ol
42,Ooo feet, more imam -FOUR times .ne
space IN tne ou'ioing 70 DC t tethI Sss.
TOT soue .,ine 'ne company n"S -
making Suui'ion ns. W - S pa ann...J ~
anlii II nss Pso,5 ne%Iy so' ;.' W. ass
large 10. WIN oG r, ooS'us' s 80
faris factory Inc pas. year ous'ueeo
has been the largest the company nas
ever bad, ana yet conslaeraoie more
could nave oeen oone u mere hau oee zee.