Oxford Democrat., 1906-09-11
The 0xfurd Hstirnrrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PAKs
.,,,yr feast)-I 81 A. NJ, daily; 9 "A A. NJ,
90 SO'sx sxcept Sunday; 4Ol p. NJ, daily; 600 p.
n Sunday only
SONS aScept sunday; 10 rs P. NJ, daily; 10 - A.
N. Sunday only
-, Co,yrevational Church. Rev. A. X. Bald
fHIs psstnro Preaching services, 10 10 A. N; ana
-@PN.; sunday senoSs SSsr = needing ne y on Tuesday
A.,Di stu AT 20 O'Clock. An, not otherwise con
eSe,nI are cordially invited ,,, ~
neS~,.sS,iist Church. Rev. III. A. Chnoru, PASTOR
NeInSaS NeIno,sS' morning prayer meeting 8 80 A; NJ.
Ouoshino Ou service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath School
pIeN Fpworth League Meeting 6lo =. =:
I-..ni1y prayer meeting 90 p. NJ; prayer meet,
s'enTI%s enTns!,iSy evening; class meeting, Friday
e'sn,9ss, e'eanis., Church, Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro,
',pr ON sunday. preaching service 10 80 A.
Pastor, ,,,S school II NJ; Y. r. $. &. T., 645 2.
,,.sy meeting : 80 p. NJ; "Wednesday even
~ pIa prtyer service 80 Seats free. All are
Wgey,ag Church, Rev. J. II. Little, Pastor
p..ssbin. service every Sunday NJ ~; A. N:
srsIsv School az Il N. Evening service, a
Pm. -
M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- Tuesiay evening on or before fuIlnoon'
n a. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
49,. thursday evening OF eacn WeeN'-Au,,oIa
Ig5se.mpment. first and third Monday evenings
o. S S@Sg R~Mouut Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No
q, y ,'e.ts second and fourth Fridays OF each
n9n', ~ Wv K. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
al ami third Saturday evenings OF eacn
nonth In q. A. K. Hall. o. .,. A.,
Ww H. Kimbal Keller corps meets hlss
.pI thir,i saturday evenings VI eNeA u'
s. ~ H.EParis Graege, from May to Oct, !,
.ssts irst and third saturday. urhs INC
.sTsin,er OF the year, meets every SATURDAY IN
sI4I1' IA G. .C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
e4h EoI1H' ~ P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
m = second and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of 81 P@Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every |
" a. evening at Pythian Hall.
Bethel fair this week.
one week to county fair.
Rev and Mrs. A. W Pottle of Buck
fsIJ were at South Paris Tuesday.
sneaker Cannon and his party took
dinner at Hotel Andrews last Tuesday
Mrs Olive Andrews is visiting her
d,ngbter. Mrs. Daniel SWEET, in East
Bethel.
want to hire some rooms through
The fair. Notify Mrs. l.. A, Shaw al
Hotel Andrews.
Tracy Pierce, who has been at the
Waumbek, Jefferson, y. H., Tor the sum
mer. has returned home.
Give MS as good weather for the rest
of this falls fairs as the state tair had
last week, and no one can lind the least
BIT Of fault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Burbank are at
home for few days from Gorham, y.
n where Mr.. Burbank is building
fine house for resident OF the town.
Very few Grand Army men were left
in town Thursday. Almost TO man
thew went to the reunion and parade OF
veterans at the state fair, and all report
agreat time.
Inst a touch of frost in the low places
Wednesday morning, but nothing Kill
ipc and nothing as bad as might have
been feared. IL was cold streak for
the opening week of September.
Mrs. Rideout and daughter, Miss Mary
Rideout. of Auburn, who have been
visiting at E. \. HaSkelrs, have return
ed home, and Miss Hattie Haskell went
with them TO remain for a while.
Rev. J. II. Little goes to Harpswell
Centre the first of this week, and his
family. who have been at their cottage
there since some time in July, will re-
turn with him the last of the week.
II hudson Morton of Chicago arrived
in town for a visit last Wednesday. Mr..
Morton is a former resident of the town,
brother of the late j. j. Morton, and
the only one of that family now sur
yyng.
New street signs in white letters on
black ground have been placed at the
street corners. It's good scheme, add
inc To the appearance of the village
And there is now no danger of a stranger
getting lost in the city.
The Uniyersalist Good Cheer Society
voted last week TO serve dinners at the
county fair. The building which has
been used the past few years for check
room will be used for that purpose. The
agricultural society will have check
room nearer the gate.
By invitation of Mrs. A. b. Wilson,
the president, the members OF the
Congregational Ladies' Circle spent the
day Thursday at Gray Birches, the new
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray
on Pennesseewassee Lake. A picnic
dinner was taken, and the day was much
enjoyed.
Everett ID. Brown, who graduated
from the University of Maine this year,
has a position as teacher in Porto Rico,
in the government employ, and started
ON his Journey to that island last Thurs
day. lie does not know in what place
he will be, as the assignments are not
made until after arrival on the island.
The county commissioners held their
regular three days September session
here last week. Only MeSsrs. Taylor
and Ballard were present. County |
Commissioner Z. z. Faunce of Oxford,
who went to Minneapolis TO attend the |
Grand Army Encampment, was taken |
i'll Immediately after his arrival, and
was unable to return at the time he in-
tended.
In this age of telephones and other |
means of rapid communication, the |
general result of Mondays election,
which is in progress as the Democrat
goes to press, will probably be known
to nearly every one within very few
hours after the polls close. Next week
the Democrat will give the full vote OF
the entire county for all candidates, to-
gether with a summary of the result IN
the state.
Just west of the railroad right of way,
forty rods more or less south of the rail
road bridge, stands pine tree which
bears marks of recent lightning. In
one of our numerous thunder showers
this summer there was crash which
was located by most of the people OF the
village lover in the pine woods, near
the high school building. 1t may be
that the tree above referred to suffered
at that time, though it hardly seems as
if the lightning could have been so far
away.
"Haye you heard anything about
special train for state fair tomorrow"
is question that was asked the Demo
crat some less than hundred times last
Tuesday and Wednesday. No, the
Democrat hadn't heard anything about
Especial train, nor had any one else so
far as heard from About two hundred
from the two towns took the early train
Thursday morning, and it was packed to
the limit of the standing room in the
vestibules. There was lot OF kicking
about the insufficiency of accommoda-
tions.