Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-08-20
ghe 0xfurd Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

so,rrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
osee Hours: 7:soA.A. to $50 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June l6. 1907.
-o,Ss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,.,,,, Iown cast 81 A. NJ, daily; sS4 A. NJ
,',y except sunday; 4 4 +. NJ uais o"0f NJ
sunday only so,..
SONG c Sp sunday; 10 is P. NJ daily; 10 ss p
NJ sunday only.
.,,,,-eOattonal Church, Rev. A. K. Bald.
tHS pestor. Preaching service. 10 40 A. NJ
VIM school Il NJ; Vespers 80 r M, n.f
sc; D. 1,ering az 80 O'Clock. All, not other
nesua! Snnscte3. are cordially invited.
wise SS0WSt Church, Rev. 7. N. kewley, Pastor.
On sunday, morning prayer meeting i9So 49, 4; N
Presc.'IESn worth League Meeting 90 p. ~ (;
!! NJ, ,osetIng wednesday evening 7:sO; class
plssf,ng Friday yening 80. ,,u c,..,
nTSaniist Church. Rev. j. Wallace Chesoro,
nsl ON sunday, preaching service lo45 A.
Pastor; ,,.,b school II NJ; Y. p. 5. c. f., 6I5 p.
NJ a,sr meeting 90 z. NJ; Wednesday even
y, p, rsyer service 30. Seats free All are
gsleGns .,,,st Church, Rev j. II. Little. Pastor.
INV st, service every Sunday st 10 a5 A.
PSa sar School at l2 N. Junior Union at 5 80
N P {. L. At T. nj.
STATED MEETINGS.
M-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-. Tues'iay evening on or before fullmoon.
aTenol6 Il. S,-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,nys THURSDAY evening OF eaen o,.aa,Uas
i pats,,I,Nmeut first and third MONDAY evenings
oteaea P'o NNouut Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No.
a, 1ests second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Old Fellows ySb an Post, No. las. meets
" a ~ third Saturday evenings OF each
n,n,h. 10 G.. A. K Hall. M. .,..c
Il Moot frst md third Saturday evenings OF
~ n, month In Grand ArmA Hal!
eS NJ N paris Grange. from May to Oct. i,
- Sr.t and third Saturday; during the
.an,1SIrer OF the year, meets every saturday In
GTtn5e =, ;'I second and fourth Mondays of
ear non 49, P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
NJ = second aud fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF 81 IN P.@fiamln Lodge, No, 81. meets every
" sy evening at Pythian Hail.
Miss Alice Frost of Boston is guest
aA. L. Holmes.
Miss Emma Haskell is spending her
vacation at Orr's Island.
Arthur Bachelor of Milbury, Mass, is
quest at Charles Edwards.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Muzzy are
visiting relatives at Bethel.
Mrs J. 5. Richards and daughter
Avis of Portland are guests of relatives
here.
Mrs.. II. Jones and Master Philip
are visiting relatives in Portland for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray have
been at Higgins Beach with friends
few days.
Miss Mildred Cobb of Portland has
Joined the other young ladies at "a. &.
Fletcher'S.
Mrs. F. E. Douglas of Worcester,
Mass. is spending few weeks with
relatives here.
New paint and varnish has recently
been put on the waiting rooms at the
railroad station.
Charles K. Fay, teacher in one OF the
New York City schools, has been a guest
atW B. Edwards
Mrs. Cora S. Briggs started for Boston
Monday to visit her daughter, Miss
Catherine G. Briggs.
Mrs. Howard w. Shaw left Saturday
for Salem, Mass, where she Will visit
her father for week.
Mrs. W. <. Penley of Greenwood visit
ell the family of her father, j. j.
Murphy, few days last week.
Z. l.. Palmer, superintendent OF
schools in Dexter, visited old Bates
College classmates here last week.
Mrs. Arthur E. Clark and children,
Malcolm and Marion, left Friday for a
visit of few days to relatives in Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Russell of
Gardner, Mass, were guests of MIR. and
and Mrs. John A. Scott few days last
week.
Albert Clark is on his vacation from
the store of +. A. Shurtleff & Co. He
and Mrs. Clark are spending the two
weeks at Mr.. Parks cottage at Ola
Orchard.
Harry T. Jordan, manager OF kelth's |
Philadelphia theater, was in town Tor |
day last week, and took his family, who |
had been here for some weeks, home
with him.
And lust think of it! The season of
fairs opens this week, Belfast having
the first. And summer just fairly In
full swing!
There will be special Good Cheer |
meeting Tuesday afternoon of this week |
-. 20 honaI n U0O1 num ber |
of members will attend.
Ansel Swift, formerly of South Paris,
who has been with his sons in Minneapo-
lis for the past few months, arrived here
Wednesday morning for stay of some
length
Miss Sue Rounds, who went with Mr.. |
BOwler's excursion party on the trip TO
the Pacific coast in 1905. attended the |
reunion of the party at Mr.. Bowler's in |
Bethel last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Chase, Miss
Eva E. Walker and Miss Sue wheeler |
spent few DAYS last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter l.. Gray at their cottage, |
Gray Birches, on Peunesseewassee Lake. |
The band concert came off duly &C
cOrding to schedule Wednesday evening,
and the usual crowd was out. The
music was enjoyed, though the evening |
was cool for August, and the ice cream
and soda trade was pretty light.
E T. Wyman, superintendent OF
schools in Warwick, r. l., was in town
day last week. Mr.. Wyman was former
ly of Waterville, and was part owner and
editor of the Waterville Mail, in COM
pany with II. C. Prince, formerly OF
Buckfeld.
The millinery and fancy goods bust
ness conducted for the past few years oyI
Mrs. Z. A. Howe has been sold to Miss
Susie NJ. Wheeler. Mrs. Howe - now
Mrs. Heidner-has been universally liked
and has had good trade. Miss Wheeler
is general favorite, and is assured OF a
large patronage from the start.
John II. Martin of Rumford Falls,
formerly of South Paris, has been spend
ing a few days with relatives at South
Paris. One day recently Mr.. Martin
went to the top of Whitecap Mountain in
Rumford, picked ten-quart pail full OF
blueberries, and brought them Oh the
mountain himself. Pretty good stunt
for a man whose first visit to the mount
ain was nearly or quite seventy years
ago. Mr.. Martin is 81 years of age, and
Whtecap, as is generally known, is far
from being cradle knoll.
It's quite a gift to be able to do the
appropriate thing at the right time. A
South Paris marty who were on an auto