Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-09-04
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SOUTH PARIS.

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CHURCHES
g,rst Congregational Church, Rev. A. IA. baio
In PASTOR Preaching services, 10 40 A. N; an
-e5pM; Sunday School Il NJ l. r. >. Y. +
ts[a p M; Church prayer meeting on Tuesda
sveping al 30 O'Clock. An, not otherwise con
cected' are cordially invited.
neNs,So1ist Church. Rev. III. A. Clifford, Pastor
on sunday; @Grs'pS R91ye s.; ssbsath schoo
NJ Epworth League Meeting 10 p. n.
a-.nIn, prayer meeting 90 p. NJ; prayer meet
,pg tuesday evening: class meeting fnaal
e' ss,,ts.t Church, Rev. j. Wallace CHESHIRE
pss,6r ON sunday, preaching service l039 A
sabbath school l. NJ; \. p. 5. Z. b, 6ao p
4, prayer meeting 80 =. NJ; Wednesday even
,sg PRAYER service 80. Seats free All arr
"I:oiTersalist Church. Rev. j. IL. Little. Pastor
,,..s.hinV service every Sunday nj ~ 40 A. y
s,,S'Isy School at IL Il. Evening service,
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STATED MEETINGS.
= A M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
,oestiny Tuesday evening on or before full moon
a. % F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-. Thursrlay evening OF each week.-Aurors
E5csmpment, first and third Monday evenings
% each month. ,,,.k.h + oa,. No
n .tf M
I'D meets second and fourth rriuays vi esen
month In odd Fellows Hall. -.
GAR-w. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
a. apI third Saturday evenings OF eaeh
ny w. x Kim6ah Relief Corps meets ars,
,,i tbir,l saturday EVENING" of eseh month, In
r - H'EParis Grange. from May TO Oct l,
r-ets Grst and third SATURDAY, curing 'ne
remainder OF the year. meets every saturday ID
800 Hall.
80 q. C.-seeond and fourth Mondays OF
-. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
o. D. -cconi and fourth "Wednesday evenings
.fF.-HamIin Lodge, No, 81. meets eyery
tr ay eycaing Al PyIhiAn Han.
VACATIONS over.
one week 70 election.
And two weeks to the fair.
And about three weeks 10 winter.
Morse gave readings at Wells
Beach last Wednesday. Tuesday OF tins
ussk be reads a; Bingham,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cook were
s.rs,I 90 PerrybOrO, Quebec, last Tues
III, by the death OF Mr.. Cooks brother.
Nj, George NJ. Giles, who has been
With her sister-in-law at North Wayne
f.r A while, returned home last Monday.
Mrs. T. 5. Barnes and daughter Helen
returned last week from Peaks Island,
where they have spent most of the sum
mtr.
Mrs. +. W. Pierce aud daughter Alice,
afat in Canton
Y. y, for several weeks, returned home
last Friday morning.
W. j. Wheeler, W. o. rockingham,
; r. Davis and II. G.. Fletcher were at
the Andrcscoggin County fair at Liver
more Falls Thursday.
Six teachers, three from Paris and
three from other towns, took the cx-
animation for state certificates at the
high school building Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Haynes, Misses
Laura aud Hattie Burnell and Miss
Gertrude Hall have been spending few
days at Camp Owsley, Harrison.
J.E. Murch and daughter, Miss Flora
Murch, left Friday for Boston, where
Mr.. Murch will spend few days, and
Miss Murch will remain for several
weeks.
Al. Holmes and W. l.. Libby arriv-
ed home from their Minneapolis trip
last Wednesday morning. The rest OF
the party are TO remain few weeks
longer.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. King, John McPhee
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Shaw
and Mrs. w. Z. Kenney have been taking
a weeks outing at Bailey's Island, Port
land Harbor.
Most of the Grand Army men here will
luin in the Grand Army parade at the
state fair Thursday of this week, and II
Is probable that the Oxford County men
will 90 in as one body.
Miss Lois NJ. Pope of Wells Beach has
visited Miss Alta G.. Walker for Few
days. Miss Walker has returned to
Wells Beach where the school which she
teaches opens this week.
Miss Lillian Walker, who has been
here for a short time, returned Wednes-
day to her home in Canton. In week
or two she will begin course IN Bliss
Business College, Lewiston.
Charles IL. Marston and sons, c. A,
Lewis and Arthur, and Charles Ripley,
started Friday night for Andover, from
which place they will make fishing trip
Of a few days TO Richardson Lake.
Leon Locke of Lake Charles, La, who
had been visiting for few days at 7.
T. wheeler's, left town Tuesday. Mr..
Locke, who is Mrs. Wheeler's cousin, Is
editor of paper and a prominent bust
ness man in Lake Charles.
Speaker Cannon, who speaks ut the
fair grounds Tuesday afternoon, Is billed
"a speak at Rumford Falls in the evening
Of the same day. Ex-Governor John +.
Hin is To take him from the fair grounds
10 Rumford Falls in bis automobile.
Miss Verna Howe has returned from a
SIX weeks outing at the cottage OF Rev.
and Mrs. j. II. Little on the shore OF
CascO Bay near Harpswell Center. Miss
Yerna was present at the dedication OF
the Elijah kellogg monument Aug. p.
lave YOU noticed how late the leaves
are about turning this year? Generally
about the twentieth of August some
trees begin to show the approach of fall.
But though it is now September, there
is hardly touch of color to be seen IN
the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Stanley and X. W.
Stanley of Newton, Mass, were at Hotel
Andrews for dinner last Tuesday, travel
ing through the country in Stanley
touring car. Mr.. Stanley is well known
as an inventor, and the Stanley steam
automobile bears his name.
Some movement in real estate last
week. Charles Edwards, whose farm
buildings were burned by lightning a
few weeks since, bought the stand OF
Horace l.. Swan, on Cross Street east OF
the river. Mr.. Swan bought the stand
of w. Il. Stuart on Western Avenue.
Mr.. Ernest N. Stone, with his wife,
Mrs. Lizzie Neutrality-suspicious., have
started on their trip to Niagara Falls,
Ithaca, New York and other places.
Their home will be in Pittsburg, Pa,
where Mr.. Stone is the cost clerk for the
Oil Well Supply Co. in that city. Mrs.
Lizzie Stone has been a successful
teacher as one Of the five assistants in
the high school at Calais, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Whitman of
Pasadena, Calf, are guests at George
K. Morton's. Mr.. Whitman is well
known in the automobile world, having
recently finished record-breaking trip
from San Francisco TO New York, which
was his third trip over the route, and