Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-07-30

SOUTH PARIS.

,,.,,s Hours: 100 A. n. TO 30 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June 10, 1907,
rpIrss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
l,,vr,eastl-4, 81 A. NJ, daily; 9 "a A. M,
tom aS,snt sunday :O4 P. NJ, daily; 800 NJ,
sunday only.
ting M twest)-957 A. NJ. daily; S96 ?. NJ.
SUie eScept sunday; 10 rs p. NJ, daily; lO3a P.
NJ, sunday ohy'
v,-.t congregational Church, Rev. A.. n. Bald
pastor. Preaching service, l035 A. M;
s W. school II NJ; Vespers 30 p. M; y, L.
sa1'1' sO0P.M.; Church prayer meeting We'd
: Y, - evsniug al 80 O'Clock. All, not other
NJ s,s connected, are cordially Invited.
NSS.bgsiiat Church, Rev. T. \. hewey, Pastor.
IN sunday, morning prayer meeting NV $3.50 a; n,
Epworth League Meeting 90 p. M !;
- ", meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
Tnsg,iug Friday yening 90 u.u. c,...,-.
m5SS,,.t Church, Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro,
, nsP,'''o ON sunday. preaching service l0a5 A.
Sabbath school II NJ; \. T.. >. Z. r., bi5 p
~ r-aver meeting 90 p NJ; wednesday even
n pgr,yer service Z 80. Seats free. All are
"55yoyJysr-sls, Church. Rev. J. II. Little. Pastor
nm, service every Sunday At l0:45 A. N
rrsI.y school at IL N. Junior Union at 80
~ \. p. c. L. at P. NJ.
STATED MEETINGS.
a M.-Paris Lodge, No. 81 Regular
It'd Tlesiav evening on or before full moon
To. 3. E.-MOunt Mica LodSe, regular meet
IT,. Thursday evening OF each week'-Aurora
Encampment' 'rss anu 'N'A
o. s-SE Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
a meets second and fourth Fridays or each
~ .,,,5 In odd Fellows Hall.
nlu'S Nv. X. Kimball Post. No las, meets
Art and third saturday evenings OF eacn
month IN u. A K. HAL ,.,,.. o.,hoc ,
D Dsst- urst nd ;hird Saturday evenings OF
sscb month in Grand ArmA HAIL
yE-Paris Grange, from May 20 Oct. l,
rofsts first and third saturday, during tne
.,,~tir.Icr OF the year, meets every SATURDAY, In
H r. & &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
ca A. P-Stony Brook Lodge, No Isl,
n . second ana tourtn WEDNESDAY e'ennse
~ P.-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
~ az evening at Pythian Han
Miss Margaret A. Baker was in Port
and for a few days last week.
Miss Martha Bolster of Auburn is the
crest of Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler.
Mrs. l.. A. Rounds has visited in Au
burn and Danville for few days.
Miss Albertha G.. Andrews of Lowell is
the guest Of relatives at South Paris.
e. Tolman and family are occupy
ing a cottage at Old Orchard for a week.
Frank Jones of Everett, Mass, has
bsep A recent guest at G. II. Towards.
Mrs Rowe and Miss Hattie Rowe of
Portland are guests at I. T. Hathaway's,
Mrs. A. P. Webster of Auburn has
recently been guest at W. b. Webster's.
Miss Bessie NJ. Haggett was at home
from Poland Spring for few days last
week
Mrs J. o. Newton Of Kent's Hill has
been the guest of Miss Grace Thayer for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Elder have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Garland
in Portland.
Miss Doris Davis of Bethel has visited
her father, Postmaster Samuel +. Davis,
for a few days.
Arthur Stowell of Locke's Mills, a
former student in Paris High School,
has been visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Edwards went
Saturday 10 Old Orchard, where they
will spend two weeks vacation.
DR.. ). b. Morse of Haverhill, Mass,
formerly in practice on Paris Hill, visit
ed relatives here few days last week.
Mrs. Heath and Carl and Arthur, sons
Of Dr.. E. c. Andrews, of North Arson,
have been guests at Charles G. Andrews.
Mrs. c. Z. McArdle has recently spent
a week with the family of Captain F. Z.
TrbOu at their cottage on tennessee
waSSee Lake.
William Cushman, the well known
occasional correspondent of the Demo
crat, was at Albert d. Parks for a few
days last week.
p. Z. Hathaway, who with Mrs.
Hathaway is spending the summer vaca-
ton in Waterville, was at home for
few days last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. A. Morton, Mrs. 4. A.
Howe and son Henry, and +. A. Heidner
spent Wednesday and Thursday in camp
at Washburn Pond.
Miss Julia Lowell of Auburn has visit
ed the family of Walter L. Gray at their
cottage, Gray Birches, on Lake
tennessee wasSee for week.
Mrs. Jones of Everett, Mass, and her
daughter, Mrs. Johnson, of Jamaica
Plain, are visiting Mrs. Jones sisters,
Mrs. James S. Wright and Mrs. c. NJ.
Howard.
Sumner Andrews of Lawrence, Mass,
visited his brother, Charles G. Andrews,
few DAYS last week, and both have
gone on visit to their old home town
Of Lowell
Miss Carrie Hall is taking vacation
of two weeks from her duties as clerk in
the registry of deeds. Last week she
visited Miss Ruth Tucker at West Paris.
This week she and Miss Hattie Burnell
will 90 on carriage drive TO Rumford
Falls.
W. II. Blake has had the piazza wild
ened at his home on Pleasant Street.
This makes the piazza more commodious,
and is a great improvement. X. n. Hall
did the work. Other improvements
have been made on the interior of the
house.
As if to balance the preceding week,
last week was about as far from good
haying week as il is possible 10 get.
Considerable hay was cut Monday, but
there was no chance TO get some OF the
water out Of il before Saturday-and
Saturday wasn't hay day by any means.
The Alva Shurtleff house on Pleasant
Street, which was purchased by A. E.
Shurtled, has been sold TO DR.. ID. Nj.
Stewart, who will occupy it for office
and residence. Repairs are being made
on the house, and DIR. and Mrs. Stewart
will move in as soon as the work is
finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell of Taunton,
Mass, are at A. B. Talbot's. They are
in Maine for restful vacation of few
weeks, which they are taking in an easy
way, without any fixed itinerary or
objective point, and reaching South
Paris in their journey, they are making
a stop here
One result of the shower of Saturday
night, the Goth, which was not reported
last week, was the killing of COW be-
longing to o. h. Clifford. The COW was
IN the pasture, and while there was moth
ing to show with absolute certainty that
1t was the work of lightning, there is lit.
tie doubt that was the cause of death.
Engineer |. w. Jones of Milton, n
H., was in town two days last week, in
the employ of the committee recently
chosen by the village corporation to in