Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-06-12
The 6Dxfnrd Democrat,

The 6Dxfnrd Betmnrrxt.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing October l. 1906.
ru,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,ounfeast)-5:s SO A. ~. daily; $50 A. n.
SO' sscept sunday; 4 IS p. H., daily.
u., -, mn fwest)-s:5o A. ~. daily; d r. n,
80 sO's ssscept sunday; SAL p. NJ. daily.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
osos Hours: 7pA.x .to7:so Pm.
cHURcHKs.
convreuationa Church. Rev. A. X. Bald.
fHSs stor Preaching services. 10 - 4. 4. ana
W.; sunday school i ~; On T 2; -
M atm 81 at 20 O'Clock. An. not otherwise con
esenls9e are cordially invited.
nesy,~s,soiist Church. Rev. II. A. Cnnord. rastor.
on sunday @GrepS payer M e ssSsasS school
Presen'IEn worth League Meeting 6l5 p. H.:
j. ~, nrrsver meeting 90 r. ~; prayer meet
ssenTi% Tsss,isy evening; class meeting, friday
evening evening, Church. Rev. J. wallace Cheshire.
bape''' I'm Sunday, preaching service 10 - A.
Passo nhh.th school IL NJ; Y. Y. 8. G: e., % p.
NJ, prSver meeting p. NJ; Tuesday evening
.srer service at 80. Seats Tree. All afe
welcome Church, Rev. J. II. Little. Pastor
OsSne- service every Sunday at 10 40 A. n
H retens School az Il n. Evening service,
Pm.
STATED MEErINss.
N.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
..ssing Tuesday evening on or before tai. moo ,,
NO. Ego. D. s-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
inss, THURSDAY eye ann ,SirS Monday evenings
Eneampment, urss ""e
0tsacs9 R@Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No.
% meets second and fourth fr'uaSS VI eAs"
Sntn IN odd Fellows Hall. 80
nSn's + Nv. K. Kimball Post. No. las, meets
AZ, and third Saturday evenings OF each
month. In G. A. R. Hall. .,. A.,
Nm <. Kimban Keller corps thecss ni o.
-" ,Siri saturday evenings OF each month"; ID
K,let sIggPPparis Grange. from May to Oct !,
10 srst and third Saturday; curing tne
u SsInder Of the year. meets every SATURDAY In
sang ~ = Ga'C.-second and fourth Mondays of
eASn IOT %. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
,,s =, second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
Oisae9 9P PH Lodge. No, 81. meets every
~ Az evening at Pythisn Hall
Henry Howe is making visit at East
Bethel.
Mrs Agnes Penfold has been visiting
in Boston for the past week.
Mrs FEE. Douglas of Hopedale, Mass,
is visiting relatives at South Paris.
Republican caucus for Paris at New
Hall next Saturday afternoon AT
o'clock.
Mr.. Charles A. Gray and two children
from South birmingham, Mass, are
visiting relatives at South Paris.
Miss Fanny n. Chapman went to
Bsthel last Thursday to attend the
rradnatinc exercises of Gould's Acad-
envy and visit friends and relatives
Alfred G.. Monk and Frank A. Bonney
have gone TO Livermore Falls, where
thew are employed on the New England
Telephone Co.'S lines.
Guv w. Farrar returned last Monday
from SwampscOtt, Mass, and is employ
al in the store of his father, w. l..
Farrar, taking the place OF Arthur
Jordan.
Clerk of Courts Charles F. Whitman
was away a few days last week, he and
Mrs. Whitman going to Peterboro, n. d.,
10 visit their son, Verne NJ. Whitman,
who is principal of the high school in
that place.
Register of Probate Albert d. Park
was at Fryeburg the first OF last week,
to attend the June term OF Probate
Court at that place. Mrs. Park accom-.
panied him to Portland, and visited
friends there.
Mrs. II. C. Ripley, with two daugh-
tiers. Misses Bessie and Lolita, of Paw
huska, Oklahoma, arrived last week
for a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C.. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. +. Hall
are expected here this week on their
return from trip abroad.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Little and Mrs. j.
G.. Littlefield attended the Universalist
state convention at Rockland last week.
Mr.. Little had part on Thursday
programme in the convention, but was
obliged to give it up, as he bad to re-
turn home to attend the funeral of Il. L..
Swift.
Invitations are out for what will be
the most interesting society event OF
the season, the wedding OF Nathan A..
Chase, now of lion, n. Y, and Miss
Mertie G. Walker of South Paris. The
wedding will take place in the Congre-
gational church, on Wednesday evening,
June q, at 1880.
At the Paris Democratic caucus held
last Tuesday evening delegates to the
several conventions were chosen as fol-
lows: State, Benton l.. Swift, A. Eiroy
Dean, Z. j. Record; district, Herbert u.
Fletcher, Albert NJ. Ryerson, =. J.
Record; county, A. Z. Shurtlef, w. o.
Bryant, L. Z. Monk.
Enforcement of the sidewalk-riding
law began last Thursday night, when
officer Bennett stopped two boys who
were riding bicycles on the sidewalk
near Capt. Tribou's, and ordered them
to appear in the Norway Municipal Court
the next day. They duly appeared, and
paid each fine of one dollar and costs,
the costs in each case being few cents
over eight dollars. This is the first time
any one was ever summoned into court
for riding bicycle on the sidewalk in
the town of Paris.
A very pleasant affair was the linen
shower given Wednesday evening by
Miss Sue N. Wheeler to Miss Mertie G.
Walker, who is soon to be married, the
guests being the members of the Seneca
Club. All but five of the club members
were present, and the Misses Dean Of
Buckfield were there as guests. Each
one of the club had some gift of linen to
contribute to Miss Walker, and the open
ing of the packages was very interest
ing ceremony. The gifts were not con-
fined TO the club, as several other friends
also sent their contributions. Games
were played during the first OF the even
ing, and later dainty refreshments were
served in the dining room, which was
tastefully decorated in green and white.
1t was very pleasant evening, though
tinged with sadness, as all realized that
it was the last meeting of the club at
which Miss Walker would be with them.
The youngest pupils of Mrs. Cora S.
Briggs gave a very pleasant recital at
Highland Cottage Thursday afternoon at
half-past two, before very appreciative
audience of parents and friends. The
following programme was played from
memory with but two exceptions:
Lullaby-virgil..-- Francis Andrews.
Harry I g., Days Virgil Phyllis Taylor.
Lltil s RV%n Virgil Beatrice SWEET
Song of the Mili-virgil.. $500 Florence Hartman.