Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-09-10
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SOUTH PARIS.

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STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-, 'Tupsiay evening on or before fullmoo
10. D. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular met
l. rbrrsllsv evening of each week--Aurora
a5s ,I,nrIent first and third Monday evenings
ofpsrh month. -, ~
n of R-MOunt Pleasant heoesah LouSe, 10.
N meets second and tourtn rriiays VI eacn
=, I'M Old Fellows Han. 80
n2n'S R-w. X. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
a., ami third Saturday evenings OF each
.,.,b IN L. A. Z. Hall.
nI wul Kim6al Circle. Ladies of the G. A.
:, ,aec,s Irst and third saturday evenings OF
each month, in Grand Anna hsa, NJ, 80 10.
p ofH-Psris Grange, from May 20 oc,i 4,
-,tets fr,t and third Saturday; during tne
,emsinder OF the year, meets every SATURDAY In
eI % q nc second and fourth Mondays of
ca ~ a. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.,S 4. .econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
o. a." W P.@Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
r AZ evening at Pythian HAL
Il was hard one on the state fair,
but it saved the crops.
Hon Waldo Pettengill of Rumford
Falls was at South Paris Thursday.
Or. D. VI. Stewart was visited last
week by his father, Joshua Stewart, OF
Lewiston.
Mrs Peter Kane went Friday to the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
iston for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Briggs were
in Lewiston with Mrs. Briggs mother,
Mrs Lunt, over Sunday.
Mrs George Wise has recently return
ed from visit to her sister, Mrs. Lusina
Hemingway, at Milton.
Miss Louise Sherman OF Newtonville,
Mass. has been the guest OF Mrs. Alton
G. Wheeler for few days.
Carl stevens is the new clerk at F. n.
Wrights. taking George Clark's place,
he attending this term of school.
Mrs. z. r. Merry returned Friday from
the Central Maine General Hospital at
Lewiston, and is much improved in
health.
William X. Holmes has gone 70 New
Britain. Conn, where he is to teach
sciences in the high school for the COM
ing year.
Herbert Perkins has lost his horse.
The animal was dead in the stall Thurs
day morning, without anything to IN
diCate the cause.
Hamliu Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
resume their regular meetings Thursday
evening, Sept Y, at $50. All members
are urged to be present.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson recently return
ed from Ottawa, and Mrs. Archie tole
accompanied her. Mr.. Cole was here
for short time last week.
There will be a rehearsal of the initia-
tory degree of Mt. Mica Lodge Tuesday
evening at 7:30, and the degree will De
worked Thursday evening.
Howard G.. Wheeler, who has a po-
sition with the New England Telephone
Co., with headquarters at Burlington
Vt, is at home for vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Davis OF Scarboro
visited their daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Buck,
a few DAYS last week. Miss Myrtle Buck
accompanied them home for visit.
The woman's Baptist missionary meet
inc. postponed last week on account OF
the storm. will be held with Mrs. A.
C. Hall Tuesday afternoon of this week.
W.D. Clark is making quite differ
epce in the looks of his store and giving
il gay appearance by painting 1t red
with cream trimmings and green blinds.
Work has begun on the grading and
smoothing of the park border on the
High Street side Of Moore Park. 1t was
plowed up early last week, but the
weather caused a suspension of the WORK
for a while.
Harold Z. Hebbard, who has been IN
a drug store in Lynn, Mass, for some
time. has gone into the drug business
for himself in that city, and his brother,
Waldo Hebbard, has gone there ard is
in the store as clerk.
Hamlin Lodge, X. of p, will rehearse
work Of the third degree Tuesday even
inc at $50. Members of the team are
requested to be prompt. Work in the
third will be exemplified Friday evening,
Sept. 18th, after which light refresh
ments will be served.
At Mrs. Ella Burbank's on High
Street, next Thursday afternoon at l ;5O,
a large quantity of personal property
will be sold at auction by Albert ID.
Park. auctioneer. The goods 10 be sold
include furniture of various kinds, car
penter'S bench and tools, dishes, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John (. Everett, George
B. Crockett and Ernest Z. Crockett are
among those who have visited the
Dominion fair at Sherbrooke, Quebec,
during the past week. The Crocketts,
after spending day at the fair, made
trip TO Quebec, returning Saturday night.
Five Of the thirteen members OF the
class which graduated from Paris High
School last year, 1906, are planning to
begin college course this fall. MISS
Mae NJ. Field and Miss Carrie NJ. Clinora
will enter Bates, Messrs. Merton r.
Sumner, Robert W. Wheeler and Chester
N. Merrill will enter the University OF
Maine.
A new road will be laid out by the
selectmen on the 2lst, leading from the
highway over Durell Hill to the Durell
Hill cemetery. This is done on petition
Of members of the cemetery association.
As is Known to those familiar with
the situation, the cemetery lies at a
distance of several rods from the road,
and there is no right of way to il, pass
age having been simply permitted IN
the past
II. W. Tapley, who has been proprietor
Of the Ideal Laundry for some time, has
sold most of the machinery of the
laundry to Edward G. Bean, who has
taken il to Hebron and will use it there,
under the name of Wayside Laundry.
It is the intention of the South Paris
Savings Bank, which owns Davis Block
where the laundry has been run Tor
some time, to remodel the rooms on the
ground floor of the building into ofhces.