Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-04-24
The 0xfnrd Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.


SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing October l. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,o,r, DOWN east)-5:S SO A. NJ. daily; 9 80 A. N
,a9py Except Sunday; IS p. NJ, daily.
tn, mn fwest)-9: 80 An. daily; S26 P. n
t.1lv except sunday; SAT p. NJ, daily.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
os,oe Hours: 7SOA.N 1870 Pm.
CHURCHES.
y,,.. congregational Church, Rev. A. X. BALD
= pastor. Preaching services, 10 as A. N. ans
WV NJ sunday school Il NJ; Up. $. C. 4
,soP.M. Church prayer meeting on ruesda!
.,iny al . o'clock. All, not otherwise con
$500 are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev. n. A. Cnuord, Pastor
an SUNDAY, morning prayer meeting 30 A; NJ
,-si,g seryice 10 IS A. NJ. sabbath schoo
~ EpNorth League Meeting Is y. n.
...-,r, PRAYER meeting 90 r. n; prayer meet
- Tueslay evening" class meeting. FRIDAY
e's e.l,,., church. Rev. ,. wallace Chesbro
r-- On sunday. preaching service 10 t5 a
S,ststh school u N. \. 2 :. &; L, IS p
rrsyer meeting p n. IHs s. g NS sa
r-,,.,.,r,.t church. Rev J. ". Little. Pastor
-. -ivr -srvics every sunday AZ letS A. n
iay school AZ i n Evening service
STATED MEETINGS.
- N.-Paris Lodge, No. ~. Regular
.f-.g rle..iay evening on or before full moon.
1910. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
e.. Trgrsiay evening OF each week.-Aurora
.,.trrnsnt lrst and third Monday evenings
6-gR Noun. Plezsan' Rebekah Lodge, No.
al -..t. second and fourth Fridays OF each
-.,rt- l1 OFii Fellows Hal.
R-W. X. Kimhan Post, No. las, meets
All thirt Saturday evenings OF each
a. Eimbsn Relief Corps meets first
.-ftair,i saturday evenings Of each month, In
:" r. 81 ~ H.EPsris Grange. from May to Oct. l.,
,srs d-,t and third saturday; during the
p Under Of the year, meets every Saturday IN
30 30 g. C.-seeond and fourth Mondays of
80. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.., p .econt and fourth "Wednesday evenings
of,aca month. =, 49,.
- A. evening az Pythian Han.
IF McArdle returned to South Paris
the first of last week.
Mrs. Fred (. Hall has been spending
the past week in Portland.
Miss L.isbeth Murphy is teaching the
school in Richardson Hollow, Green
wood
VI Wheeler returned the first of
las; week from business trip to New
York.
Harry NJ. Wheeler, Harvard '06, has
been spending vacation of week at
home.
Mrs. l.. b. Carter has returned from
Boston where she has been for several
weeks.
Rev II. A. Clifford will deliver the
Memorial Day address at East Stoneham
this year.
The stores and offices in South Paris
will be closed all day next Thursday,
Fast Day.
Edward l.. Greene took some good
photographs of Fridays fire and of the
ruins. and they are on sale at Shurtleh's.
4 Keith Spofford, who is taking
postgraduate course in Harvard, has
been at home during the past week on
vacation.
Miss Mabel Brooks has gone TO begin
another term of school in Stoneham, IN
which town she has taught for num-
Der Of terms.
Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh degree team are
10 have a rehearsal Wednesday evening
Of this week and il is hoped all mem
bers will be present.
There's uobody's great loss without
small gain. The street rail-
way people did a large business Friday
on account Of the fire.
Robert Paterson, who has recently
been located in Norway, has bought the
4 r Barrows blacksmith shop on Main
Street. and will run Il.
A +. Shur,leff wishes 10 thank all
who assisted ia saving his property, also
.u announce that he Is still IN business
20 the other side % the street.
Miss Olive SWEET, who Is in the nurses
training school In hospital a, Newton
over Falls, Mass. is spending yaeA-
lion with the family Of her father, Ben
amin SWEET.
V. j Wheeler went 20 Bangor Thurs
lay with the Shriners. A meeting OF
k1ra Temple. Mystic Shrine. was held |
here that night, aud Especial train was
-un from Portland.
Frank +. Burbank is building a nice
house in Gorham, v H., for a resident
u that town. He and Mrs. Burbank |
went there the first Of last week, and |
will be there through most of the sum
ner.
DR.. f. b. Clark and family have NOV
.d from the house of W. l.. oarrar on |
High Street into the rent formerly occu- |
pied by George W. rockingham over |
the store of W. o. rockingham, in the |
square.
The Seneca Club have their annual |
meeting in the parlor at Hotel Andrews
his Monday evening, following which !
|. banquet will be served in the dining |
-ocm. A jolly time is anticipated TO
lose the delightful meetings the club |
ias enjoyed through the winter.
l.. l.. Edwards and wife of Otisfield |
nave been engaged to take charge of the
own farm for the coming year, and |
hey entered upon their duties the first
# last week. House furnishings were |
put in order, and the house was ready |
for its occupants by the last of the week.
Il is expected that either four or five
will be cared for there at present.
Eben S. Kilborn of Bethel, who owns
the lot on Pleasant Street between the |
of 5. p. Stearns and Gary |
Street, has some men at work on the lot |
grading it and building bank wall at
the street line. Although Mr.. kilborn |
admits nothing in regard TO the matter, |
il is probable that he intends eventually |
10 build on the lot.
Don't forget that there will be food
sale at Good Cheer Hall next Saturday |
afternoon, April 18th, at 4 o'clock. All
having food for the sale are asked to
have it at the hall as early as 2 80 so that
all food will be ready for the sale at the
opening. All who wish to purchase
beans at the sale are asked to leave their |
order with Mrs. Irving Andrews as early |
as Thursday night.
concert will be given in the Congre-
gational church Friday evening of this
week by the Bates College Musical Club,
assisted by Mrs. Louise Bitters, soprano,
and Mrs. F. Z. Pomeroy, reader. This
will be a treat for all lovers of music.
The net proceeds will 60 for the benefit
of the South Paris Grammar School, and
the artists are secured through Principal
Pomeroy of the school.
In view of the destruction by Friday