Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-08-28

SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
orsee Hours: 7soA.M to7sso Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June II. 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,, ,Iovnte ast)-4 81 A. NJ, daily; "a A. NJ.
,''Ic except Sunday tOi p NJ, uaiy' oNV r
N, sunday ony' ,.u.. ~
40 eSeept sunday; 10 lis p. NJ, daily; Oa2 A.
n Sunday only.
CHURCHES.
-, unconditional Church, Rev. A. X. Bald
Pastor' Preaching services, 10 aS A. NJ: AMI
Wiz NJ: sunday School IL M; n. :. Z. ~.
..S6oP. N; Church prayer meeting on Tuesday
49,, AZ 30 O'Clock. All, not otherwise con
uestei, ny ChnTch' Rev H. A. Clifford. Rastor.
.NnJsy. morning prayer meeting y 80 A; n. I
0rssrhing service TO- A. M, saooasn Scnooi
pWs Epworth League Meeting 10 p. NJ. :
L- ~, nrayer meeting ] 90 p. N; prayer meet
, eve Tnes,Iay evening; class meeting, Friday
evening. - po, 7 Wallace Cheshire
baPVS' oD Sunday. preaching service 10 rs A
tSSsbbsth school II NJ; Y. p. :. Z. T., $40 p
n ,~,ver meeting 80 2. NJ; Wednesday even
~, prsyer service Z 30 Seats free. All are
WgcT'.nr.alis, Church, Rev. j. IL. Little, Pastor
NM, service every Sunday at 10 a5 A. NJ
aEes'Tsv School at Il N. Evening service,
Pm.
STATED MEETINGS.
a M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
Ting Tuesday evening on or before tuil moon
%. q. F.-Mount Mica LoIge, rsSulaI IA. nrors
Encampmeht, hrs' ''"'' ~
Of eae9 Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
al meets second and fourth rriuays vi eSon
f,TH Ea1
R-W. X. Kimban Post. NO. l4S, meets
a. ami third Saturday evenings OF each
month month y o. Kimbal Relief Corps meets frst
~ sbIr,I saturday evenings of each month"; In
hT,ie - paris Grange. from May to Oct !,
meets frst and third saturday, uurlhg 'ne
remalnier OF the year, meets every SATURDAY F."
eTaD6S g. C-second and fourth Mondays Of
each month. 60 nj roa,a NJ ISL
NJ q second anu lOurlh "Wednesday
Oi S0 nj P.@Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
yrfsy evening at Pythian HAN.
Miss Webster of Lowell, Mass, is
gnest al Gilbert p. Abbotts.
The high school building has been re-
nainted on the outside.
Mrs J. J. Emeley is i'll, and has been
confined TO the house for about ten days
Chandler swift has returned from his
visit TO his niece, Mrs. Lunt, IN Mont
Vile.
CrintiU Stuart attended the reunion OF
the Thirteenth Maine in Lewiston last
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Murphy has rarity in her
window in the shape of an Easter MY IN
full bloom.
Henry Kerr has moved into the new
bonse which he has built ON Pleasant
Street nearly opposite Central Park
Miss Maud Douglass is spending a
mart of her vacation with friends IN
Portland, and will later visit relatives IN
Canton.
Mrs. r. ]. Ramsdell and children, who
had been with relatives here for several
weeks. returned Friday to their home IN
Caribou.
Mrs. A. Z. Bessey of Stoneham, Mass,
who is at Belgrade Lakes for the sum-
mer. visited relatives here day or two
last week.
The Ladies' of the Congregational So
ciety are requested to meet on Wednes-
day morning at $50, Aug. 20, to help
clean the church.
The owners of lots in Riverside Gene
terry south Paris, who have had their
LOT cared for are requested to pay the
annual fee 10 the treasurer, James ).
Wright.
Twenty or twenty five of the young
people were entertained by Miss Rachel
knight at a corn roast on the intervale
by the river below the village WedneS-
day night. Miss Rounds was chaperone.
William ]. Wheeler, j. p, Richardson,
!. H. Brooks and Walter l.. Gray at
tended the Mystic Shrine affair IN Lew
istou Friday and Saturday, when hora
Temple entertained a hundred or more
visitors from Palestine Temple of Proyi-
dence K. l.
The shirt waist man was the rule and
not the exception in last weeks super
hot wave. Aud by the way-or rather
right in the middle of the road, where
you can't help seeing it-isn't conven-
tioual male attire in hot weather about
the absurdest thing that ever provoked
smile?
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Walker arc spend
ing few days in Boston. They will be
Joined there on Friday by Miss Eva 4.
Walker, and they will go together to
visit their sister, Mrs. Nathan A. Chase,
in lliOn, y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
will remain there a few days, and Miss
Walker will stay two weeks.
During the August vacation the entire
interior of the Baptist church has been
re-decorated, the walls being tinted and
all the wood work vanished. This
work was finished Saturday night. A
new carpet, in brown tones, has been
ordered and is on the way, and VIII De
laid this week, so that the house will be
all ready for the opening of services next
Sunday For this carpet 296 yards were
required.
The store of the South Paris Fruit Co.
in Pythian Block has changed hands.
Antonio Bianchi, who has been running
it during the summer, was called to Bos-
Nuu uu dCtOuul VI luc hiuVSS VI NHNN.
Der of the wholesale firm in which he is
interested, and he has sold the business
here TO Napoleon Champaign, who has
been chef at Beal's Hotel, Norway. Mr..
Champaign has taken possession. He
will soon put in some tables and run a
restaurant in connection with the fruit
business.
Never was breath of cool air hailed
with greater Joy than the one that was
brought by the shower Thursday night.
Ii meant relief for suffering, gasplng
people. Ii has certainly been many
years since We have had six days in sue
cession equal to the six which ended
Thursday. Every day the thermometer
climbed into the nineties, and the nights
only removed the glare of the sun and
gave small measure of relief. Nobody
was seriously affected by the heat, nor
was business suspended, but since the
change life is much better worth living.
Mrs. Eliza o. Jewell of South Paris
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Rice, in Lynn, Mass, on the 10th inst.
laterment was at her former home al
Rumford Point on the 2lst. Mrs
Jewell had been for number Of years
resident of South Paris, though sh'
usually spent some portion of the year
with friends elsewhere. For the pas
few months she had been quite feeble
and when she left here for her daugh
ter's, it was hardly expected by he
friends that she would ever return. Sh'
was a member of the South Pari
Baptist church.
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