Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-31


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CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church. Rev. A: t. Nc
- PASTOR Preaching service, 10 IS A. NJ
s--fsy school II as A. NJ, 4 Z. ;. Z. +. $50
~ Evening service so P. NJ; Church
l-.vs- meeting Wednesday evening at 30 P. N
not otherwise connected, are cordially In
;Te,soi,., Church. Rev. T y Kewley. Pastor
an sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
r-sach!ng service 10 - A. NJ; Saboath Schoo
HIf Euworth League Meeting % P. N.
-avsr meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
F..,,.t Church, Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro
pg.t5- on sunday, preaching service lOa5 A
\ ~sasath school u N; \. p. ;. e. Z, SIS p
rr.re- meeting o. P. NJ; Wednesday even.
~ graver service : 81. Seats free. All are
-,ys-.als; Church. Rev J. II. Little Pastor
p-esr-'r- service every sunday at 10 as A.
-.f4r school II Il N. Junior Union ~ 81
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STATED MEETINGS.
y4A M.-Pari- Lodge. No. %. Regular
-.-s-t-.- Tuesiay evening on or before full moon
= 3D. d. F-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
t.. Trrrsisy evening of each week.-Aurors
g--s1pneut. drst and third Monday evenings
aHr
IN P-N5unt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
-ee;s second and fourth Fridays OF each
month 70 Otl Fellows Han
Wv. h. Kimball Post, No. las. meets
F-t .-l tairl Saturday evenings OF each
49,, K. kimbal Circle. Ladies Of the 6. A.
D -eet- arst 4ui third saturday evenings OF
s.-- Month 20 Grand Arm6 Hall.
.t Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
--.-..-.. o. tri Tuesday evenings OF each month.
sH.-Paris Grange. from May 70 Oct /,
-.s.s tv-; and third saturday, during the
re- 4.rte- % the year, meets every Saturday, In
r. 20 G.C.-second and fourth Mondays of
%. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
obi. = second and fourth Wednesday evenings
.. P.-Hsmlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
-- 81 evening ~ Pythian Hall.
Ms. C. VI. Howard is visiting relatives
su oxford,
Miss Minnie Shorey of Gorham has
been visiting Mrs. II. (. Wilson few
DAYS
Post no bills" is the new sign which
appears on the street railway and light
poles. Good scheme.
Miss Grace Dudley has been assisting
in The central telephone station at West
sumner for the past week.
The first butterfly of the season is
shown to the Democrat By Gilbert
SWEET. and was found flying about on
the I'D Of March.
Miss LeOna D. Stuart attended house
party aud dance at the Theta Delta Chi
chapter house Of Bowdoin College at
Brunswick Friday night.
VIII all those that are selling tickets
for the Pythian entertainment bring
their money Tuesday evening, also those
tickets which they have not sold.
Fred Abbott and family have moved
from Mrs Hannah Hollis house on Park
street into the fat in Pythian Block
vacated by DR.. and Mrs. Littlefield.
Z. 5. Jones and Miss Grace Thayer
were in Lewiston Saturday to attend the
matinee performance of "The Bohemian
Girl" by the Castle Square Opera Co. at
the Empire.
Misses Helen Barnes, Eva SWEET, and
Flora Murch, who were in the high
school Washington party, but spent a
week visiting friends on their way back,
arrived home Friday.
Miss Hattie Hooper, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in MaSsa-
chusetts several weeks, has returned and
resumed her position in the millinery
store of Miss Wheeler.
Miss Wheeler has secured for her
milliner this season Miss Isabel Bryant
Of Saco. Miss Bryant has arrived and
they are preparing for their opening, due
notice of which will be given later.
Dana o. Coolidge of Pennington,
sheriff Of Franklin County, was at South
Paris Wednesday in the interest of the
candidacy of Hon. Cyrus y. Blanchard
OF Wilton for the Republican nomina-
tion for congress in the Second District.
The Democrats new serial, 1.-THE
Princess Virginia. begins in this issue.
Don't fail TO read it, 1t is nice, cheer
fu story OF love, intrigue and adventure,
and really has but a single disagreeable
feature. which each reader will find out
for himself
The entertainment for the Good Cheer
supper Of April It'll will consist Of two
act farce and musical specialtieS. This
will be the last entertainment for the
season and the committee have been un-
triug in their efforts TO make 1t sue
cess Full program next week.
Harold T. Briggs was called to Brook
ton the first of last week by the serious
illness Of his father, Fred G. Briggs. A
few DAYS later Mrs. Louise J. Briggs
IL
Briggs is now improved, and Harold has
returned home, but Mrs. Briggs remains.
Arthur 4. Clark was appointed sealer
Of weights and measures last Saturday,
and Geo NJ Giles inspector of buildings,
from April lst Ansel Swift is given
certificate Of permission 10 take charge
Of any steam plant located in Paris as
provided by Chapter 50 of the public
laws Of 1901
Mrs. l.. c. Morton, who had been with
the family Of her son, C.. G.. Morton, at
West Paris. for some weeks, came home
the first Of last week and reOpened her
house here. Miss Julia p. Morton came
a day or two later, from her teaching in
Abingdon, Mass, to spend the week
with her mother.
hon. William T. Haines of Waterville
and Fred W. Wight of Rockland were in
town Wednesday in the interest of Mr..
Haines candidacy for the Republican
nomination for governor. They worked
very busily while here. Mr.. Haines has
already travelled over quite part of the
state in his campaign.
Mrs. P. L. Hathaway entertained the
Seneca Club last Monday evening. The
club programme consisted of current
events By the club members, one-half
hour with Stoddard: Ireland-Mrs. Tay-
Tor; essay, Shakers and Quakers-Miss
Gray Refreshments were served and
very pleasant evening enjoyed.
New Hall has been hired for long
period By Robbins Il Hodgkins, who,
under the name of the Bijou Theatre,
Will run an entertainment of moving
pictures and illustrated songs, opening
March 80. II will be open every evening
IRON 10 10 o'clock, with matinees Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoons at 2;3O.
Pictures changed every Monday and
Thursday Admission 10 cents, with
i9-cent round trip fare from Norway on
the electric car.
The supper at the Methodist vestry
Thursday evening was followed by an
excellent entertainment. The reader
was Mrs Harriet +. Marble of Gorham,
~ H., who rendered variety of selec-
tons in very pleasing and effective
manner. The rest of the programme