Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-19
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SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
ONCE Hours: 1904. II. 10 so Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAT.
Commencing Sept 80. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going DOWN IS A. ~. daily; s'4 A. II
daily except Sunday; ass p. ~. daily.
Going nm fvest)-l0 90 A. ~, daily; 8 % p. Y
daily except Sunday; SAL r. -, daily.
CHURCHES
First Congregational Church. Rev. A. K. Bale
win. Pastor. Preaching service; loAS A; 4
SC <. 6OOP. ~; Church prayer meeting Wed
nesSsy evening at 80 O'Clock. All, not Other
wise connected, are cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Rev H. A. Clifford. Pastor
sunday : %Sre1S payer m ssSsgaS sehoe
p NJ; Epworth League Meeting els p. II.
evening prayer meeting 90 P. n; prayer meet
Inc Tuesday evening; class meeting, frida,
Baptist Church. Rev. J. Wallace Cheshire
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching service loI5 4
N: sabbath School IL NJ; Y. p. 8. c. T.. 6a5 z
A.; prayer meeting 100 p. ~; Wednesday even
ing prayer service i;o. seats Hee. AL AZ
"y TniTersal,st Church, Rev. j. II. Little. Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday st 10 40 A: =
SUNDAY School at IL II. Junior Union At ~
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STATED MEETINGS.
r.SA. M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Resula'
TO. 6.F.~Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
ings, Thursday evening Of each week.-Auror'
EScsmpment, first and third Monday evening"
of each month.
30 meets second and fourth Fridays OF eacl
month in Odd Fellows' Hail.
q. R.-w. K. Kimbsl Post. No. las, meet
1rst and third Saturday evenings Of eacf
Wm' K. Kimball Relief Corps meets nrs
and third Saturday evenings of each month, In
p fH.EParis Grange. from May to Oct, l.
P Tge Of the year meets every Saturday In
u. G. C-second and fourth Mondays Of
4 y. o. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
me {, second and fourth Wednesday evening"
OF each month.
R.ofP.-Hsmrn Lodge. No. 81, meets every
Friday evening at Pythian Hall.
Master Harlan P. Dennison is visiting
his grandparents at West Bethel.
Only two weeks to town meeting, and
hardly a simmer on the pot as yet.
Miss Jennie Bradbury of West Paris
was the guest Of friends here Thursday.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs visited
friends in Lewiston the first of last
week.
George A. Cutting and family have
moved into Mrs. Burbanks house on
High Street.
The Chautauqua Club was entertained
by Mrs. Donald p. Chapman Thursday
afternoon at n. ID. Bolster's.
William C. McArdle of Hopedale o,
Mass. formerly of South Paris, was
here for few days last week.
A valentine sociable at Good Cheer
Hall Thursday evening, under Y. P. c.
U. auspices, had good attendance.
A second cutting of ice was made at
Walkers field last week for Mountain
View Farm, and it was beautiful clear
blue article.
Miss Margaret A. Baker of the W. j.
Wheeler & Co. insurance agency has
purchased Lauter playerpiano, which
was put in last week.
Fred F. Bean of Bethel and Clarence
Shaw of Buckfield are two deputy
sheriffs recently commissioned by Sheriff
Hubbard in addition 10 those previously
named.
Mrs. Ella Pray, who has been visiting
here and al Norway for several weeks,
las gone to Kittery to make visit be-
fore returning to her home in Provi-
dence, r. l.
Washington Fl. Lovejoy and family
have moved from Hiram Pulsifer's rent
on Pleasant Street to the Leauder Swan
farm i'm the Elm Hill district, which the
Lovejoys will carry on for the coming
year.
DON'T forget the Good Cheer Pergola
at New Hall Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. II you have anything to
donate don't wait for special invita-
ton but give it to any member of the
Good Cheer and it will be gratefully &C.
cepted.
Rev. A. K. Baldwin and family are
with the family of Mrs. Baldwin's father,
A. 4. Marshall, at West Paris, where
they will probably remain for some
weeks on account of the condition of
Mr.. Baldwin's health, which makes
rest imperative.
The funeral of Charles Fl. Muzzy
Tuesday afternoon was attended by Rev.
A. X. Baldwin of the Congregational
church. The high school, in which the
deceased was . member of the junior
class, suspended its session, and the
students attended In body.
Herbert NJ. Tucker, formerly of this
town, who has for the past few years
been manager of Morey Farm near
Mechanic Falls, will 60 on April LIST to
Chilli Station, N. Y, about ten miles
from Rochester, where he is to be
manager Of large Jersey stock farm.
Mrs. Sarah, wife of John Stevens, died
Friday night, the Sth, at the home OF
Fred II. DeCoster on Elm Hill, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens made their home.
The funeral last Monday afternoon was
attended by Rev. j. II. Little. Mrs.
Stevens, whose maiden name was Sarah
Buck, was SO years of age. Mr.. Stevens,
who survives her, is SO. Their only
child died when girl.
The Euterpean Club meets this Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Burnham.
Grieg and Hanscom are the composers
to be studied, with the following pro-
gramme:
Roll Csll-Items about Hanscom.
Plano Quartette, Mrs.. Brickett Mrs;
Wheeler, Mrs. Burnham. Mrs. Briggs.
ssv-Grieg Mrs. Clifford.
song Mrs. Smiley.
Ob.igato. Miss SWEET.
Piano Quartette, Mrs. Penfola, MISS In1ye r,
Song, Mrs. Wilson.
Rolnd Table.
The last of series OF suppers OF the
Fan-Tan Club was given at the CLUB
room Thursday evening, and was to
considerable extent in the form OF
valentine party. The hostesses Tor the
evening were Mrs. McArdle, mrs. park,
Mrs. Penfold, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Little
field, Mrs. Howe and Miss Douglass:
Seventeen members Of the club found
their seats at the table by heart-shaped
place cards, each inscribed with an ap-
propriate original sentiment. An appe-
thing menu included hot potato and
cold meats, hot rolls, pastry in variety,
ice cream, with numerous other staples
and accessories. After supper . social
time was enjoyed. Several original
games were played, and the party "sang
little and talked good deal"
The following 10 the cast for the
comedy drama "Bar Haven" which will