Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-04-02

SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
os,e Hours: 7:soA.n.to7So Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept 30. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PANS
co,,, down, east)-5.s SO A ~. daily; ga II.
~. vent Sunday; IS p. L., daily.
ua -, mn twest)-lOO 7 A. ~. daily; SIS P. ~.
,.,ly except Sunday; S IA p. NJ daily.
CHURCHES.
-. Co,crevationa Church, Rev. A. K. Bald.
pastor. Preaching service. l0'&5 A. ~;
snnisy school Il NJ: Vespers 80 =. n; y.
$50 "a evening at ! so O'Clock. All. not other.
IT, con nected. are cordially Invited.
Wy,,SC.iist Church. Rev. II. A. Clifford. Pastor.
On 49,, service 10 as A. "; Sabbath School
EIeN Tpworth League Meeting % P. NJ:
L a,ry prayer meeting 90 p. ~; prayer meet
s,sI W. ,peslay evening; class meeting, Friday
e'esaa",,.t Church, Rev. J. Wallace CHESHIRE,
pis15+ on sunday. preaching service loa5 A.
~ sslhath school IL NJ; Y. p. S. c. E.. 6l5 p.
" PRAYER meeting 90 p NJ, weanesday even.
WT.Jyer.al,s; Church. Rev ]. H. Little. Pastor.
Preaching service every Sunday as iUss A.; y: y;
srrIllv School at IL " Junior Union AZ ~
~ Y z. {. L. at Z P.N
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M.-Paris Lodge. No. 81. ResulAr
.ss.;n, tuesday evening on or before fullmoon.
- a. E-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-, r1urslay evening of each week.-Aurora
iTS-Ss,,Tpment, first and third Monday evenings
o. eacn nion H., p,a.san, Rebek All Lodge. No.
% let's second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In odd Fellows' Hall.
R.-w. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las. meets
sr. and third Saturday evenings OF each
nm a. KimbaIi Relief Corps meets nrst
s,ithird saturday evenings of each month, In
Hge ~ G'rParis Grange. from May to Oct. l..
r's,s first and third Saturday; during the
rera,nier Of the year, meets every Saturday, In
IS {. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
M q second and fourth wednesday evenings
OF sch month. a, .
r. AZ evening at Pythian Hall.
G1y W. Farrar is at home from Bow
doin for the Easter vacation.
The Bates College students are spend
inc the Easter vacation at home.
Milton A. McAlister is at home from
the Bangor Theological Seminary.
Plenty of snow Sunday so that We can
literally claim six weeks shedding IN
March.
Gerald Clifford is at home for the Eas-
te- ,acatiou from Tufts Dental College,
Boston.
Mrs. c. A. Bessey of Stoneham, Mass,
has been the guest of relatives here for
the past week.
Alfred Monk has returned from st.
Iobn. \. B., where he has been employ
ed in telephone work.
The Seneca Club are soon to present
an entertainment to the public for the
benefit of the reading room.
Miss Alta C. Walker, after spending
the vacation at home, returned Friday
70 her teaching at Wells Beach.
The University of Maine boys, except
.Iobn T. Lindley and Leslie Bennett, are
a, home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Florence NJ. Jewett, who has
bse2 visiting here for while, returned
Saturday to her home in Denmark.
The women's missionary meeting OF
the BAPTIST society will be held with Mrs.
Frank Turner, Thursday afternoon at
" o'clock.
Mrs. Louise J. Briggs has returned
from Portland, where she was called by
The illness and death of her sisters hus-
band, Mr.. Gibbs.
Z Ellis. who has been living in
Norway for some years, has bought the
stevens farm, near the Stony Brook road,
OF James NJ. Hasey.
Mrs. Mary Newell, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. j. ID. Haynes
through the winter, returned to her
home in Sumner last Tuesday.
The snow went off rapidly the last of
the week, and wheels began to make
their appearance. On the roads outside
the village, however, there is as yet little
bare ground.
Onite extensive repairs, made neces-
sary by the recent fire, are in progress at
J. II. Jones'. The work includes the re-
building of a chimney, the addition OF
fireplace, and other changes.
Charles II. Merrill has sold his farm,
the Weber place, on Elm Hill, with the
exception of about twenty acres, 10
James S. Record, who will occupy 1t.
Mr.. Merrill will move to Norway village.
Sanford NJ. Brown, who went to the
Central Maine General Hospital for treat
ment for appendicitis, returned home
asst Monday. Just two weeks after the
operation, in good condition, and is
doing well.
Rev A. X. Baldwin, who has been
taking an enforced vacation from MS
work returned home with his family
last week, and occupied his pulpit at the
Congregational church on Sunday. He
expects to continue his work without
interruption now.
The members of the Seneca Club were
entertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
Barnes, in honor of Miss Jewett, who
WAS visiting her. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in acting charades, par
taking of Welsh rarebit and other at
tractiye refreshments, and conversation.
An former students and friends of
Pennington Normal School are invited
10 attend the reunion at Riverton, Port
land. the evening of April 18th. Mr..
Purington will be present. Dinner serv-
ed at $ o'clock, ST. % per plate. Those
wishing TO attend please notify Myrtle
4 Bacon, 464 Cumberland Ave, Port
Land, before April 9th.
MI ]. E. Griffin, representative OF
The Hancock Co. brokers for the New
York. Chicago Electric Air Line stock,
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. Griffin
reports that, in spite of the bard win
ter, work upon the Electric Air Line
has been pushed with such vigor that a
portion of the line outside OF La Porte,
Indiana, will be ready for operation with
in the coming month.
The county commissioners had q ses.
sion at the court house last week and
assessed the county tax. The total
amount of the tax is $50, 900, the same az
for the past few years. Owing to some
increase in valuation, the rate OF the tax
is lower than before, being .0Ol72 as
against .OOlS6 for the past two years. In
some towns where there has been con-
siderable increase of valuation, the total
amount of the tax will be larger than
before, but in most of the towns it will
be little less.
At Hotel Andrews Wednesday even
ing banquet was given by the employees
of the Norwav and Paris Street Railway