Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-12-04
The Oxford Bemnerat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
once Hours: 100 A. u. to SoP.h.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept. 80. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down(east)-5Ss A. NJ. daily; s:44 N.
daily except Sunday; IS p. n, daily.
Going up (west)-lO O7 A. NJ. daily; s=S Pm.
daily except Sunday; SAT p. n, daily.
CHURCHES.
First Conversational Church, Rev. A. X. Bald
win, Pastor. Preaching service. loS A; ~
sc. 3. 6OOPM; Church prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at 80 O'Clock. All. not other
wise connected. are cordially Invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. II. A. Clifford. Pastor
ON sunday, morning prayer meeting 80 A: H.
preaching service 10 rs A. NJ, SAobAtn Scnooi
Is NJ; Epworth League Meeting SIS p N;
evening prayer meeting 90 p. NJ; prayer meet
ing Tuesday evening; class meeting, Friday
Baptist Church. Rev. J. Wallace Cheshire,
Pastor on sunday. preaching service oSs A.
prayer meeting 90 p. N; Wednesday even
ins prayer service ~. Seats free. All are
welcome. ,..,. 49,
Preaching service every Sunday AZ 10 40 A. y.
sunday School az IL 4. Evening service, .
Pm.
STATED skkriSss. ,...-
To- A Tuss.IaY sven,ns on or before full moon.
%. D. s.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
iass, TaarsGay e essa mn third Mosday evenings
Of each month. o,.... ps,ss., =, osge No.
% - D y. second and fourth Fridays Of each
month in odd Fellows Hall; ~ ,,o ..,,
GA. R.-w. X. Himban Post, No. las, meete
arst ami third saturday evenings OF each
month. q T. v a. Il ha Rs,,s, Corps meets frs,
and third saturday evenings Of each month. In
'G1 ~ 9'PParis Grange, from May to Oct. l,
meets first and third Saturday; during tne
remainder o; the year. meets every 'A'uiNA'' :"
"a g. G.C.-second and fourth Mondays of
each month s,onv R-oos Lodge. No. Isl,
ne q second and fourth wednesday evenings
o.. aeh month, ,,.s M q, meets every
Fr AZ evening al Pythisn Hall.
NJ and Nrs f Andrews visited
..ia,;,sS a, lowell a few DAYS last week.
-, p..os IN snsn,
Charies T. herrni' p"'e' S,,h
b-,u
ais
Roy j. Bird was at home from Tue
University OF Name 10 sPenu "'"N'
giving
George Whitney, some years sInoe .
member of the family OF "iiiiaiu
Morton, is again IN town.
Miss Julia 7. Morton was at nome
from her teaching In aolng'on' MASS
over the Thanksgiving reeeSS
Charles Edwards and family and Miss
Annie Edwards were guests al William
3 Edwards for Thanksgiving
A.. .na Mr. RoSalyo Crockett of
p.ats.IS -. hs,,. xI,b their daughter.
~ Goo NJ Uaskell for Thanksgiv.
-,
"a R,xl.,and family and Mr.. and
~, NJ, $500 ,,,r. n, Newton STAN
-. IN Son,h Portland for Thanksgiv-
-,
Ut r. "a, s srS 49, .,,h Ms
airs sp.- a. - NJ 4 r
IAeAAr" PAiVUS''
IAf'o''
Rev. II. A. Clifford and family were
with the ismlIy OF MIS- Ts.. oaNv sor TbaDts.
81, =. N"s"''
giving
Hon. and Mrs. James ). Wright, MI
and Mrs. Fred y. Wright, and Miss Hat
tie A. Hooper were entertained at
Thanksgiving at Charles ii. Howards.
Anstin p. Stearns and family, William
C. Stearns and family, of this town, and
Henry K. Slearns and family of Hebron,
spept Thanksgiving at Ellery e. Parks
in Bethel.
S.;o -, tho srm If
waiter .: SoSS'ou'' Vi, ~. ;atn.ost
sessions a'dricn, aas Sor' ms ~,
IN the meat ,usiAet " ni' p pc,
mer l.. Alor'cn, "no 10 "0"
Sc
Mrs. Z. A. Briggs pieke1 nuniooi "
marigolds on the 18TH OF Nosemuei, ono
OF which was pushing rts way up .n'O a
an inch or TWO OF snow. rre''y soou
season that VIII DO 'hae.
Prsntiss F. Crockett and family ate
their Thanksgiving dinner with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett.
Miss Ethel Crockett was also at home
for the day from Bates College.
The Thanksgiving party at George r.
Morton's included Mrs. l.. C. Morton,
William p. Morton, Miss Julia p. Nor
tom. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G.. Morton,
Mrs a T Forbes. Arthur E. Forbes,
an5 Caorga Notwithstanding fourteen
toas,har With the family.
80. A.,
Improvements instaiieg within INC
past week at the drano IrunA s,auyn,
which ought TO De appreciated oy .so
public, are tram ouleup' on Nu. .: me
trains are duly se1euuieu as gu u ne
At the hack side of the platform, which
serve 70 dispel some of the gloom which
has heretofore eushrouded the premises
n, ,ba Tina az the NIGHT trains.
No skating tor iIankssN,os us 49, 49,,
except on roiers' Inueeu, ~ ""s ga "a
excellent day 10 stay inIoo, ~ 90 ~
clustering, with ,ougn "ne em ehsarvsS
seigning; ua ,an,,,v a,ther;ngs
noio 49, '.e s..,;oa a,.ba Natb-
Except tue union so'''e -
odist church wednesday evening" anu
tha hall nj Norvay Thursday evening,
~. .g.i. 90 anv lind
tnere was no puo"S - -.
AH"
The pastors OF the four churches par
ticipated in the thanksgiving service
last "Wednesday evening AZ ,he Heono"','
church. The sermon was oy he'. =,
W. CHESHIRE OF the Baptist ehereh, ano
gave thoughuui summary VI gu. Iea
sons for thankiulness on TINS great anI
distinctively American ianuy "es'Na