Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-02
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SOUTH PARIS.


SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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once Hours
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept. 80, 1906,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH rAhs
,o,vnfa.st,-5.ss A. ~. daily: s.ll A. NJ.
GoinS SS In, Sunday. A IS p. n. daily
daiy eA0eps S". - q .,s
Going up (westl-loS y. a, M uaaiy ''ao r -
cHuRcHEs.
,-...,,on., Cnurcn Raw A X Raid
First Consiels sss.hsa's ssrsicss m As N and
win. Pastor: Preacsihg services ~ " 20 anu
1N0P. n, o1nuay ..,ar - aa,,n, on Tnesdsy
G6SS r N, IA o,cioet IIl. not Otherwise con
nested, are eSrd cordial Inv snvi'ea' Clifford, p,.tor
On sunday, morning prayer mesung Nv 49, A. n
preaching service lvto A.; M, SsooS 1s eo"vo.
evening prayer meeting ! 700 p. ~, prayer meet.
ing Tuesday evening" ei"'' u'''@"e'
Baptist Se snSsv H Sreach,nS service 10 As A.
N; sabbath school u NJ; y. T; 5. z: =. 6dS p
INK prayer prayer service 7:sO. Seats free All are
welcome ,...,,s, Church. Rev. j. III. Little. Pastor
Preaching service every sunday q. 10 S.rS,c a.
SUNDAY ''"O0'
STATED MEETINGS.
F.S A. M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. REGULAR
meeting rSes MSn uve Mies iodre regular meet
,ugs. Thursday evening Of each week.-Aurora
~ sq Saeh month month. - % anu
Of R-Moun: rlsas sank ke9 saav aoosc: s sS
NJ month thin in odd Fellows Hall:
a., - a. AMI third saturday evenings Of each
month. IN q, A. r. Hall. co ..,. ,r.,
Wm; a: o, naoSi evsn,nss OF each month. in
Relief Corr. Hal, q .n.s from Nav , 70 Oct. !.
a. % fr.t and third saturday; during the
remainder Of the year, meets every Saturday, In
eI ~. % G. C.-second and fourth Mondays of
each month. " 70,
y, r. y; 3n5 Soiy,rtb Wednesdsy EVENING"
o. ae9 n Pon Hsm,n Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Pr AZ evening at Pythian Hall.
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MISS
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Mr. and Mrs. Charies Moui'oh ha'e
moved to Oxford.
r1erk Of Courts Whitman is visiting
his son Victor in Massachusetts Tor
week.
s,h;oc, Of the sermon in the Univers-
IL. cburcb next Sunday. "ReligiouS
Life in Russia"
A., q Ueald of East Summer has
~, I'1 ,.;s;,;ng her sister. Mrs. Albert ID.
p..L Cor a few DAYS.
10. o.,, h,t
Inc AlI',ns aiH ,"aaos"nah,s and no
II can not DC eaiieu unSe SS";'
one HAS any ''s"' " '
| wGnid IKE u nire q low W. .oo p,eaSa
SIDE tne ho,ei uurs 0 eus-o.s
notify MIS- ona" "' no''' a '
A new steam heating plant is being put
IN 70 heai the stoie 9. VI 49, :, -
90. anu INC oi"00 VI ""'
October, and vet the twentieth OF
September frequently finds the woods
more orllhantly coioie' 'u"" '"e' "'
now
The ladies interested are requested to
meet at the Universalist church Wednes-
ESs IJV' mug 90 = ~
u
The Junior society OF ohristian Su,
deayor OF the baptist churcn snJoyen
afternoon.
A very successful ana eAcehene nSi 'es
supper was given oy the women SOFA
, 49, oye o '
Mr. and Mrs. Z. w. bowker anu VT
ana MIS-. Newton os"riey IN "a
TUESDAY 10 hu,nioru raiiS' D'A"''" 'N"
,-,, IN osau.ss a..
hev. a n 1aNn .oaSsmv next
o. ,u''eu.S % or tho smh;ect ain
i i"S;Gt vs S,ahi1;tv ~
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The oxford Association Oh n'Veis
sl'S'S ,E VII - ~ Son,b Paris on the 9th
snd Sitb of This month
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Frank b. Fogg's Meader boy won tne
2I9 class at the New Gloucester iair
Friday in a iive-heat race, losing tue hrs'
wv" ne@'s W ioi" D
Mrs. C.. w. Bowker and Mrs. Writ
Stanley entertained a tea party at Mrs.
Bowker's Thursday evening. A deli
ciouS supper and delightful time enjoyed.
, u 90 uo,,to,
where he has good situation with the
Aroostook Telephone and Telegraph
Co. Mrs. Kenney will go little later.
o. ,v;,.o p..,L Ronnev
al ,ifSod r. NM Who have RECENTLY
- tolo,,hona linz constrpc-
. Ge.n a. E moH 90 are AZ home They
90 next into New Brunswick to work.
., wos..ao,
Gerald T. Ci'noto re'u,neu "ounosy
morning from visit 10 ms sranula'nel
at East humlord' ana iei. tue neA' e"s
TO return 10 IuitS Dentai Coiiese' p'
ton, where he has one year more VI
study.
Mrs A. l.. Holmes, Mrs. /. F. Evans,
and Mrs Evans sister, Mrs. Akers of
hlroi, ~ o., "nu " at The time of the
go ,.n, orr;vsd home
wa M Aius o"0" p'
last ihursuas'
A party of eleven took advantage OF
the tine weather and the harvest moon to
eat an oyster supper and spend social
evening at Oak Lodge Friday night.
All conditions were favorable, and the
evening was very pleasantly spent.
r,.,,..,o.u .;,,o, Pr;a.v ,ftsrooon
tn the members OF ,he oeneca o'Io "
mrs; W. Il. cray III honor Vi WIS, =
hathaway VINO Is 10 become mouo.'
OF the club, was attended oy al enoopt
ing a few members OF the ciuS: IL was
decidedly pretty ana sociai ansr'
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