Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-01
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SOUTH PARIS.

soUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
,s.s Hours: 7SoA.N. TO 7 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Sept. %. 1901,
,y,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,o,,g down casts SO A. NJ daiivi s'oo A. NJ
So,n sScept sunday; SS P. NJ, daily.
daily e NOSF 80 A. M, daily; 20 p. n.
80 SUiS Except sunday; Sal p. NJ, daily
CHURCHES.
r,,,rsyational Church, Rev. A. K. Bald
tusPp sstoT. Preaching service. 10 40 A. N.
sn' school II NJ; Vespers 80 p. NJ; u
EYE 500 M Church prayer meeting SG o WsG-
neslA! ,v,neeted. are cordially invited.
El,e I'LL III Church, Rev. T. y. kewley, Pastor.
u sunday, morning prayer meeting 1000 A; N. ;
Vr.schlns service iOso s A. N s; o. 'nSo
! n, Getting Wednesday evening 7:30; class
pla,,,.y Frliay yening 80.
nesust church, Rev. j. Wallace CHESHIRE,
p.si6r ON sunday, preaching service W32 A.
~ 49, meeting so p. NJ; Wednesday even
y, g,ysr service 80. Seats free. All are
Eseg,sS Church, Rev J. II. Little, Pastor.
INV NV seryice every Sunday at 10 AS A.
Ers- -saS School al II N. Junior Union at 80
N Y. y. c. L. AZ P. NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- -, Tupslay evening on or before full moon.
n,5n ID F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
!. IT rsnrslsv evening of each week.-Aurora
ne, 5a.sss,ror,ert first and third Monday evenings
oteaee -Nnupt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
a, y ,,eess second and fourth Fridays OF each
:. 18th IN Odd Fellows Hau. 80
ca. R-w. X. Kim6an Post. NO. las, meets
81 ant third Saturday evenings OF each
n2 ws, kim6al Circle. Ladies of the G. A
d ,,ests Lrst and third saturday evenings OF
~ ~. month IN Grand ArmA Hall.
sIsn ,19gJGParis Grange. from May to Oct. l,
Is frst and third Saturday; during the
a.sSsIp,ler OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
e - % G.C.-seeond and fourth Mondays Of
ein mo- a. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
90, "a secppd and fourth Wednesday evenings
o. 1 oiP.|Hsmlin Lodge. No. 81, meets every
c,,sy evening at Pythian Hall.
Enter: The church supper and the
club meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Andrews are visit
iug in Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Shurtleff made a
trp 10 Boston last week.
Ms, Maud Douglass is visiting rela-
lives in canton for few days.
Lou;s Clark has been visiting Edgar S.
B,rrett in sumner for the past week.
The Grand Trunk advertises its annual
Boston excursion for Monday, Oct. IA.
Mrs Lettie Thayer of Bethel has been
ones, al Theodore Thayer's for a few
days.
Mrs Pratt of Portland has returned
home after visit to her sister, Mrs.
Fred T. Hall.
The usual court temperance meeting
will be held next week, on the evening
OF Tuesday. the first day of the term.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Carl Tubbs of Port
land are spending short vacation with
relative, and friends in this vicinity.
William J. Wheeler, Samuel F. Davis
and ?. +. Ripley visited the Rochester
Is. fair Thursday. They say it is
great show.
Ezra F. Pratt and family from Maiden,
Mass. have recently made his aunt, Mrs.
C.. c. Pratt, a very pleasant call and also
took in the fair.
Rev. l. A. Bean, formerly pastor Of
the Methodist church here, now at Rich
mond, made short visit to friends here
Friday and Saturday.
On the advice of his physician, George
A. Briggs has decided to go out OF the
meat business, in which he has been en-
gagged in South Paris for many years.
Mrs. A. b. Wilson accompanied Mrs.
Louise J. Briggs on her trip last week
to Brookton, where Fred c. Briggs and
George A. Wilson are running hotel.
Fairs at Fryeburg and AndOver this
week. and the great worlds fair at
North Waterford Friday and Saturday,
will close up the fair season for oxford
County.
Lots of fall work to do, and nobody
10 do il, even at the increased wages"
saws a Paris farmer. ''If you're willing
10 paw a man what he asks, you can't
get him."
Mrs. A. w. Pratt and her daughter
and son, who have been at Walter ii.
Swett's most of the summer, left Satur-
day to return to their home in East
Orange, n. j.
Fred P. Chandler, Grand Trunk sta
ton agent, and his family, expect to
leave Thursday of this week for Visit
Of five or six weeks TO Denver, Col,
where Mr.. Chandler's mother lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Davis, Miss Grace
Tbayer and 4. s. Jones were at Ellis
worth last week, Miss Thayer and Mr..
Jones going to attend the convention OF
the Maine Undertakers' Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Newell, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter l.. Bonney, Mrs. j. D..
HAYNES, Mrs. Nelson G. Elder, and Misses
Hattie Burnell and Hattie Haskell made
trip to Canton fair by team Wednes-
day.
The Seneca Club will hold its first
meeting for the season with Miss Iva
McArdle next Saturday evening, the
night of meeting being changed from
Monday on account of the Maine Music
Festival.
Mrs. l.. S. Woodbury. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold T. Briggs have gone to 1--we win
Mrs. Miriam Stone, and the rent when
they have occupied in the Deering house
has been hired by the Heidners, who
will occupy it for such part of the year
as they are at South Paris.
The winter train schedule on the
Grand Trunk went into effect Sunday
morning, and is very little different from
that Of the past few winters. Trains go
east at $50 and $50 A. NJ, and 4:33 p.
N;west at $50 A NJ, 1926 and SAT 2. NJ.
Four of these trains are daily expresses,
and the Sunday excursion train to Ber-
lin will be continued for week or two
longer.
Collector of Taxes Alfred II. Jackson
has something to say to Paris tax payers
in the advertising columns this week.
II will be well to notice that in-addition
20 the delinquent taxes of last year, the
taxes Of 1907 must be settled by the oth
Of December, or the property will be
subject to sale under the law, the sale
coming in February. The last session OF
the legislature shortened the time oil
grace allowed tax payers by ten months.
This may seem rough in some cases, Out
it lis good business.
Advertised letters in South Paris pos,
office, Sept. 80, 1907:
Miss Ruth D. White.
Mrs. Hattie Abbott.
Mrs. Martha Holman.
Mr.. WILDER Tubbs.
Mr.. John Tracy.
Mr.. Walter s. Merrill.
Mr. II. Il. Eastman.
Mr.. HarOlt Benet.
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