Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-08-06
,f,e exfnrd Be.,rurrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

GALA Hours: 73OA TO 80 Pm.
GRAND rRUsk RAILWAY.
commencing June Is. 1907,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,l,vpfesst)-4- 81 A. NJ, daily; 9 "a A. M.
Go.a aSS,ept sunday; o4 p. NJ, daily $40 p NJ.
sunday only.
sun I'm, mn twest)-ss57 A. NJ, daily; 2s Pm.
S, sScept sunday; 10 Is p. NJ, daily; 10 %
NJ, sunday oni'
CHURcHEs.
v,.., Congregational Church. Rev. A. K. Bald
tH1 psstoT Preaching service. AS A. NJ;
s5nlsy school Il NJ: NesPers oo r, ~, ",
81. 'erening at 30 O'Clock. All, not other
aS connected. are cordially invited.
NNe,hoiist Church, Rev T. \, kewey, 20 Pastor.
Sunday morning prayer meeting 10 10 A. u
Vh service 10 I5 A. NJ; Sabbath School
FSwor.h League Meeting 90 P. N. !;
Z n, meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
ss,,ng Friday yening 80 ,,,, o.
nTS'nt,st Church. Rev. J. Wallace Cheshire,
ON sunday, preaching service lO45 A.
fssSSs,bbsth school IL NJ; Y. +. 5. Q. f., 6l5 p.
9-srsr meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday even-
y, payer service 80. Seats free. All are
EsESyyrrerslist Church. Rev. j. Ii. Little, Pastor
p-ssch!ng service every sunday ~ i0ao A.: ~,
r c. L. at Pm
STATED MEETINGS.
-. N.-Psri, Lodge, No. "a. Regular
rse,ing Tuesday evening on or before iuiI moon
1. VTburs,iay evening Of each week.-Aurora
Fa.ssss,npment, drst and third Monday evenings
Gescg Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
q, .,eats second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ S,D tSi In old Fellows Hall.
n9n', 'R-w. K. Rimban Post, No. las, meets
At and third saturday evenings OF each
n3an' KImSan Circle, Ladies Of the G A.
D meets drsI and third Saturday evenings of
- month IN Grand ArmA Hail.
oFH.-Paris Grange. from May TO Oct. /,
to,s first and third Saturday, during the
-ssSalrier o; the year, meets every Saturday. In
T5 G second and fourth Mondays Of
s4in me- a. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
~ 4, secoui and fourth Wednesday evenings
AZ sch month.
- ,isy evening at Pythisn HAL
Miss Cobb of Plymouth, Mass, is a
cnest at 1. B. Carter's.
Edward L. Greene and family are WIS.,
ting relatives in Portland.
Miss Ennice w. Fobes is making a
visit 10 friends in Whiteteld, y. III.
FB. Howe and son of Waltham, Mass,
c,ms Friday night for visit 10 relatives
here.
Miss Matte Hersey of Somers, Conn.,,
made a short visit at l.. S. Billings last
week.
Miss Gertrude French of Mt. Vernon
has been recent guest of Mrs. Harold
T. Briggs
Mrs. Penfold and son Raymond re-
turned Thursday from their three weeks
s,ay at BrooktOn.
Mrs. n. +. Cusbman of Auburn has |
recently been a guest of Mrs. Capt. |
Bolster for a few days.
Mrs. Charles r. Durham spent few
days visiting friends at West Paris and |
Bryants Pond last week.
A new piazza floor, without roof, has
been added To the house OF Mrs. Sarah |
Clark on Skillings Avenue.
The family of w. R. Henry are NOV
mo 10 Rumford Falls, where Mr.. Henry |
has been employed for some time.
Mrs. SEYMOUR Brooks of Bryant's
Pond was the guest of her uncle, Charles
R. Durham, few days last week.
The Delta Alphas met last Monday |
evening with Miss Bertha Estes at Mrs.
Wares. Refreshments were served.
E.N. Anderson has returned from his |
trip 10 Providence, r. |. Harold Z.
Anderson was here for few days last |
week.
l.. J. Dodge and family, who have
been visiting in Maine for some weeks,
LETT Monday night for their home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Kate Bumpus and daughter, Miss
Lizzie h Bumpus, and Lewis Whitney,
Of south Acton, Mass, are guests at
Charles A. Hersey's.
+. Wendall Rounds, who is engaged IN
teaching in Louisville, Ky, arrived
home the first of last week to spend
vacation of about a month.
The degree team of Mt. Mica Lodge
will work the second degree at the regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening of this
week. A good attendance is desired.
Mrs. Rounds, Miss Rounds, T. Wendall
Rounds, and Miss Ames of Lewiston,
who is their guest, are spending lew
days at Pinehurst on Peunesseewassee
Lake.
]. X. Hebbard, now of Bangor, son of
Mrs. II. L. Hebbard of this place, came
here last week to bring for burial the
body of a son, Victor, who died Monday
at the age of six weeks.
Malcolm c. Briggs went to the hospital
al Lewiston Monday of last week, and on
Tuesday was operated upon for appen-
dcitis. 1t was reported to be bad
case, but he is doing well.
Howard Giles of North Wayne was
guest at George NJ. Giles the first OF last
week, and on Wednesday he and his
cousin. Miss Addie l.. Giles, left for
Brockton, Mass, where they will spend
week or more.
A. J. Penley has purchased the
grocery business of A. NJ. Yates, which
the latter has conducted for several
years in the store on Pleasant Street
near the station, and took possession the
first Of last week.
Although it is actually Old Home
Week in Maine for several months each
year, the Old Home Week established by
the statutes of the state is the one be-
ginning with next Sunday, the second
Sunday of August.
Mrs. C. A. Record and son Miles of
Abingdon, Mass, who have been occupy
ing cottage on Long Lake, Bridgton,
for some weeks, came Friday for visit
to Mrs. Records parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Crockett.
Mrs. Wealthy Clifford is spending
some three weeks at the home of her
son, G. A. Clifford, in Mexico, keeping
house while his wife and child are away
for vacation. George Il. Clifford Is
there for few days.
Another car for the use of the Norway
and Paris Street Railway was unloaded
here Wednesday and taken to Norway.
This is four-wheel closed car with
crOsswiSe seats, and was formerly run on
the Lewiston, Bath and Brunswick road.
1t will be overhauled and repainted be-
fore going into commission.
Miss Mildred Walton observed her
thirteenth birthday anniversary last
Monday evening with party to which a
large number of her young friends were
invited. Refreshments were served, and
the young people had very enjoyable
evening. A number of birthday gifts
were received by the hostess.
A good attendance at the union Sun
day School picnic at Penley's Grove
Tuesday. The weather looked dubious