Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-08-14
The @xfurd Be1murrat
SOUTH PARIS.
. LEAVE SOUTH PARIS

GRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
down east)-I 81 A. NJ, daily; s'44 A. N
az Except sunday, 4O4 r NJ uaiiy' o"V
Sunday only It'll. o nc =,
1o os sunday; 10 rs p. a., daiiy' lO:Zz
Sunday only
CHURCHES.
CT, congregational Church. Rev. A. X. Bald
fnse OOe Preaching services, 10 a5 A. NJ. ans
VIZ sunday School IL NJ; f.P >. Y. Z
.WsSoP, NJ; Church prayer meeting on Iuesus!
SIM M : 80 O'Clock. All, not otner"ise con
nesteSs, N Church, Rev. II. A. clifford, Pastor
N snr,tsy' morning prayer meeting 3 80 A. n.
Onse SI,n service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath Sehoo
NJ, ,,Prsver meeting 90 p. NJ; prayer meet
: ssenTIp psssday evening"; class meeting, Friday
evening" evening", Church, Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro
pap an sunday, preaching service l0a9 A
Pastor; ts,b school II NJ; Y. p. 5. Z. E, 6a5
n, asyeT meeting 80 p. NJ; Wednesday even
n, Psyrsr service 80. Seats free. Al are
welcome. "a, Ch,r,h Roy l. H. Little Pastor
IuiisSI, service every Sunday at 10 10 A. n
fI S",. School at II N. Evening service,
Pm
N-Pari, Lodge, No. "a. Regular
ling tuesday evening on or before tuIlh
~ q, F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-. Tburssiay evening OF each week--Auiors
Encampmcnt, lrs' an" '"''N
de"o1 R~Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No
U ,oeets second and fourth Fridays OF each
Month In Odd Fellows Hall: NC ..,.
uV"' w. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
a., AMI third Saturday evenings OF each
HS T KimbaIl Relief Corps meets hrsi
.op tbiri saturday evenings OF each month"; IN
ETIei u, II paris Grange. from May to Oct. l,
- irat and third Saturday; during the
asSrsirler OF the year, meets every saturday. IN
GTan6is q nc .C.-second and fourth Mondays of
ca mo- a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ - second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
Of S0g sP~Hsmlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
,r Az evening at Pythian HAN.
Miss Matte Hersey of Litchfield, CT,
has been the guest of friends here for a
few days.
Miss MYRTLE Buck is visiting the family
Of her grandfather, DR.. j. W. Davis, at
ScarbOrO.
Miss Eva Walker spent Saturday and
sunday at Peaks Island, the guest OF
Mrs. Barnes.
BeDiamin SWEET has returned from
visit Of six weeks with his son, Il. L.
SWEET al his camps at Molunkus.
Miss Mary A. Plummer of Sweden has
bsen the guest of her brother, j. +.
Plummer. for the past week or two.
Gsorpe Burnham of Cumberland, the
head of the Burnham Il Morrill, Co., was
AT South Paris on business last week.
Charles A. Gray of South birmingham,
Mass. is with his people here for a while,
on account of the condition OF his health
Rev W. II. Bolster, d. D., and Mrs.
RolSter of Nashua, Y. H., are guests in
the family of his brother, \. ID. Bolster.
Miss Margaret A. Baker of the W. j.
Wheeler X Co. insurance agency IS tax
inc her vacation this week, and is with
friend at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Brown and
daughter Mildred of Chicago came to
Mrs. Alice p. Thayer's last week Tor
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. II. p. Brett and daughter, Miss
Georgia Brett, of Beverly, Mass, VINO
had been at G. Z. Brett's for week,
left for home Thursday.
Mrs. Ellis ). Doble is visited by her
sister. Mrs. Mansfield, and Mrs. Mans
fields daughters, Mrs. Burke, and child,
and Miss Hazel Mansfield, all OF Lynn,
Mass.
Il. Holmes and family have moved
from the farm into the rent formerly oc-
cupied by J. 5. Tapley in Maxim Block.
Mr. Tapley intends soon to go TO Rum
ford Falls.
"The Mermaids' returned Wednesday
from week spent in cottage at Fal-
mouth Foreside, and the eight young
ladies of the party report that they had
the time Of their lives.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Billings, ). q. Bur
nell and Miss Hattie Burnell made trip
10 New Meadows Inn Wednesday, going
thence by water route to Portland, and
home on the evening train.
II. f. Wilson has bought of Hiram
Pulsifer the building known as the Z. X.
Smith shop, next to his house on Pieas,
ant Street, and il is understood Will
move it to some other location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavender Tarbox and
daughter Marion of Hopedale, Mass,
were guests at George X. Morton's few
DAYS last week. Miss Ethel Merritt of
Bridgewater, Mass, is spending week
there.
Let us know about your friends who
are visiting you. This is the season for
everybody to go somewhere, and your
friends will be glad TO read in the Demo-
crat of your movements or those of your
guests.
Mrs. A. b. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. Gray are occupying MIR. Gray s
cottage, Gray Birches, on Pennesseewas-
see Lake, which has recently been CON-
peted, and will remain there for the
rest of the summer.
At the last meeting of Paris Grange 1t
was decided to have basket picnic at
Durell Hill on Thursday, Aug. l6. The
children are requested to aid in the
literary programme. Hayracks will ac-
eOmmodate many who do not keep
teams.
Hon. George ID. Bisbee, Hon. Waldo
Pettengill, and Miss Pettengill, of Rum
ford Falls, with a chauffeur, went
through South Paris in an automobile
last Monday, on their way to Portland
on business trip. Mr.. Pettengill went
through alone on his return Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. n. Haskell of Water
vile are guests at L. n. Haskell's. Mr.
Haskell, who was formerly resident IN
South Paris and in business here, has
not been here before for twenty years
Although the two Haskells bear the same
name, they are not relatives, but one il
the namesake of the other.
The four teachers from South Pari:
who taught in the Norway schools last
year have beeen reelected to their posi-
tons for the coming year. P. Z. Hath
away is principal of the high school
Miss Iva l.. McArdle is instructor II
drawing and music, Miss Sue nj
Wheeler teaches the seventh grade, ant
Miss Annie NJ. Senne the upper primary
Thomas A. Adams, who was for a year
from 1896 to 1897, a resident of Soutl
Paris and station agent of the Gram
Trunk here, died at his home in Coz
ham, n. H., Aug. Sd, at the age of Z
years. Mr.. Adams, who had been wit
the Grand Trunk for long time, wa
retired from its service while here, an
returned to his former home in Gorhan
A little later he was appointed postma'
ter at Gorham, and held that positio
until last February.