Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-03-05

SOUTH PARIS.


SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Office Hours: 7:soA y. to $50 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept, 80. 1906,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
co,ng dowr(east)-s:s SO A. H.. daily; sa4 A. H.,
tally except Sunday; 4: IS p. H.. daily.
Going up twest)-lO 07 A. ~, daily; s:asP.N..
dsily except Sunday; SAI p. ~. daily.
cHUHCHEs.
r,-st Congregational Church. Rev. A. K. Bald.
win, Pastor. preaen,ng ser'.c az W. "
C. T. 800 2. NJ; Church prayer meeting wed
Sesiay evening at 30 O'Clock. An. not other
Ne,hod,s, Church, Rev. II. A. Clifford. Pastor.
On O-ss Ching service i0;sS A: NJ; Sabbath School
d.sn NJ, PRAYER meeting 90 p. NJ; prayer meet
ing We Ines lay evening; class meeting, Friday
evening. xr.u... c,,....u
N. sabbath school Il NJ; y. p. s. G. E.. 6I5 p.
n; PRAYER meeting 90 p. NJ; wednesday even
ins prayer service Z 80. Seats free. All are
Tpiyersalist Church. Rev. J. II. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday az 10 rs A. 4.
sunday School at II u. Junior Union NJ ) 81
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STATED MEETINGS.
T. "A. M.-Paris Lodge. No, ~. Resalar
nee ing Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
10. .. r.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
~. Thursday evening Of each weck.-Aurora
E5esmpment. drst and third Monday evenings
o. n s' Of R,wMouat Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No.
~ meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
N )ntn in Odd Fellows Hall.
AR-w. X. kimbaN Post, No. las, meets
srt and third Saturday evenings Of each
N nth In q. A. X. Hall.
w vSsa K. Kimbai Relic, Corps meets frst
and third saturday evenings of each month"; In
RE p ~ H.Fparts Grange. from May to Oct. l,
r,ee.s first and third Saturday; during the
re sander OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
U.6' G.C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
\. Z. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No: Isl.
me {, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
0S'ofP.~Hamnn Lodge. No. 81, meets every
Fr Iay evening at Pythian Hall.
Corporation meeting Tuesday evening
Vernon Curtis is at home from Shaw's
Business College, Portland, for two
weeks.
Miss Maud Robbins of Auburn has
baan a guest at Grinfill Stuart's for a
few days.
Mrs. Charles Gilman of Lewiston was
the guest of Mrs. w. o. rockingham /
last week.
Mrs. C. K. Durham has been at DIR.
q K Yates at West Paris for few
DAYS. assisting in the care of Mrs. Yates,
who is ill.,
Mrs. Abbott of Sumner is guest of
her brother, A. II. Doble, and her
daughter. Miss Hattie Abbott, is a guest
at Ellis 5. Doble's.
Mrs. l.. 5. Hammond and her grand
daughter, Miss Grace Dudley, lett for
Boston few days since, and Miss Dud-
lev Joined the Washington party at that
place Friday.
Miss Sue Thompson, formerly a
teacher in the South Paris schools, later
at Rumford Falls, now at Northfield,
Mass, has been the guest of Miss Julia
T. Morton for a few days.
The March term of Supreme Judicial
Court opens Tuesday of next week,
March Il. Judge Henry e. Peabody OF
Portland will preside. The grand jury
empaneled last October will be in attend
ance. and list of the traverse jurors was
published in the Democrat last week.
VIII the members of the old order
Nizpab Assembly, who have not already
notified the new order, Hamlin Temple,
of their intention to drop out OF the or
der please do so at once that the charter
list NAV be sent to the Grand Temple.
All Knights desiring TO enter as charter
members must be present Thursday
evening, March !.
The street railroad played in hard luck
the first of last week. The storm OF
SUNDAY night. and the high wind which
followed blocked the road so that 1t was
not open clear through until Wednesday
morning. That night on account OF
trouble with the dynamo it was hung up
again, and there were no cars until
Thursday evening, when the schedule
was again working.
The Euterpean Club meets this Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Wilson to study |
Chaminade and Dudley Buck. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Roll Call-Items about Buck.
Essay-"Chamina,le." Mrs Barnes,
Song, MSS Evaen
Piano, Mrs' w sun
Song, iss lo $3.50. II
Quartette, Inc Scnuoe''s'
Round Table.
OF course no one doubts that 1t has
been a cold winter. December was
colder than the average, and the two fo'-
lowing months were worse. The Demo-
crat learns from a man who kept rec
ord that in the 50 days in January and
February the thermometer was below
zero 33 mornings. A morning tempera-
ture OF 15 to 20 below was very common,
and a noon temperature in the imme- !
date vicinity of zero was several tmes
experienced.
The early morning express train last
Tuesday met with an accident near
New Gloucester which narrowly escaped
being very serious. About four feet OF
one rail was broken out. Fortunately |
the engineer discovered it and put on
the air, but could not stop the train De-
fore striking the break. The engine |
went over safely, but the baggage car
went off. The speed of the train was so |
slow that no extensive damage was done, |
and no one was hurt, but the road was
blocked for several hours.
The high school party started on their
Washington trip by the early train FRI
day morning, going to Boston that day |
and taking the Fall River line to New
York that night. There were eleven In |
the party-Miss Sue Rounds, first assist |
ant in the school, Miss Grace Dudley,
seven members of the graduating class
Miss Fannie S. Bisbee, Edgar 5. Barrett,
Louis W. Clark, Ralph G. Cole. Ralph Z.
Gray, Edward w. beverley and Lester
Twitchell-and Howard S. Maxim and
Albert L. Morse. They will be gone
eight days.
The annual business meeting OF the
Congregational Social Circle was held on
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 10, at the
residence of Mrs. l.. j. Briggs. The
officers elected were:
President-Mrs. A. Il. Wilson.
LIST Vice President-Mrs. l.. j. Briggs.
ri Vice Presiient-Miss Hattie Haskell.
Secretary and Tre2surer-Mrs. U. ~ barrows
Executive Committee-Mrs A. w. Waser'
ars. Dora Greene, Mrs. Angle Bolster, MIS-
Lydia Rounds, Mrs. T. 4. Hathaway. Mrs Geo
Richards, Mra. John Chute. Mrs. A. n. Baldwin
Mrs. J. 5. Wright, Mrs. Clara Howard, mrs.
Arthur Talbot, Mrs. j. II Bean. Mrs. y. y.
Elder Mrs. Abbie Jones. Mrs. I. s. Barnes,
Miss Emma Haskell. Miss Anna Morse, Mrs.
Agnes Penfold, Mrs. Walter SWEET