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

LEAVE sOUIh
Going down ,east)-S SO A. M, daily; $50 A. NJ
tsJIg except sunday, 80 p. NJ, daily.
Vat.5 ,Ss mn fyyest)-9 80 A. NJ daily; s26 P. NJ,
5sIIy except sunday; s47 P. NJ, daily.
CHURCHES.
r.. Congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
80 Pastor Preaching service, 10 rs A. NJ;
sCrIay school II as A. NJ; Y z. ). C. 4 500
~ Evening service 100 ?. M; Church
,-ever meeting Wednesday evening AT 81 T. n.
an. not otherwise Connected are e0ruiaiiy in-
Viy Taa,bo.l,st Church, Rev T y. Kewey. Pastor.
M, Snnlsy. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. NJ
preaching service lO:4S A. N: sa3os a. scnooi
-aver meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
meeting Friday yeninS 80. ,,--,,- e..,-
Rgutist Church, Rev. j. wallace Chesoro,
pIst6r ON sunday, preaching service lO4o A
n sabbath school l. NJ; Y z. ;. Z. e, 6l5 p.
a praver meeting 90 p. NJ. Wednesday even
IN urtyer service 80. Seats free. All are
"rr,yer.slst Church, Rev j. II. Little, Pastor.
P-s.rhius service every Sunday at 10 10 A; n
s-v'Iev School at IL N. Junior Union st 80
IN Y.P. c. L. atIr.A
STATED MEETINGS.
50 N.-Pari- LOtge, No. "a. Regular
n o 'ug TUESDAY evening on or before tull moon
ID a. E-Mount Mica lodge, regular meet
t7rs Tru~sdav evenins OF eacn week-Aurora
Er.smpment .rst su2 thir, Monday evenings
os aArE uu.tn. ,,,,., g, a. ~,
d o p Mount re san GNcpSAhN AOdStt w.
g0 ree.. seccud AZ fourth erliays o. each
M .r.7 IN Odd Fellows Hal. 80,
- W. K. Kimbau Post. No. las, meets
-rt ara shirt saturday evenings OF each
< Kimban Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A:
2 meet, HrsJ nd third Satur To- evenings OF
s..- -1nntn I'm Grand ArmA Nau'
afN-Iosnua l.. Cham Aerlain camp meets
.-t and Third Tuesday evenings Of each month
pgfH.-Paris Grange, from May 10 Oct- l,
me-, 6r,t and third Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday, IN
FOG. C.-secoud and fourth Mondays of
+. q. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
M I. -econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
VI P.-Hsmln Lodge, No. 81. meets every
r tsy evening az Pythisn Hall
Mrs. Lester Robinson of East Sumner
Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Needham of Portland is a
guest at E. Y. Anderson's.
Miss Ella Walker of Canton IS visiting
her sister, Miss Lillian Walker.
IA. Hilton was called to Bingham
las, week by the death of friend.
Miss Mary Louise Phelps of Portland
was a guest at Mrs. Alice p. Thayer's
Saturday.
Mrs. William Hayes of Auburn visited
her daughter, Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler,
last week.
Mrs. BENJAMIN SWEET is in Milton with |
her mother, Mrs. Olive Andrews, who |
is very i'll.
Eight hydrants frozen again Sunday.
- Darl- have 1
been thawed.
MIS-. Chas. Durham, who has been |
sick with bronchitis the past week, IS
slowly improving.
Mrs. Max C. Eastman of Lowell has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Isabel
Brooks, for few days.
Miss Estes of Waterville, who has
been the guest of Mrs. p. K. Hathaway, |
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. :. C.. Heald of East Sumner has |
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Al |
bert d. Park, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Evans of Enrol,
y H., are spending few days with the
family of his father, l. F. Evans.
Sc. Tucker went to Bay Point Sat |
urday. because of report that his cot
tage there had been broken into.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ <. church
will hold their regular business meeting
at the church parlor Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock.
Frank Turner and family have moved
from the Stowell house on the corner of
Pleasant and Church Streets into rent
in the Hersey house.
Mrs. W. B. Gilbert of Canton is visit
ing relatives at South Paris for few
DAYS. Her daughter, Miss Lila Gilbert,
who is now at Bethel, was here with her
over Sunday.
Ten inches of snow Wednesday night,
four inches Sunday night, with an indef- |
mite prospect of more TO come, helps TO
bring up the total for the winter little
nearer the average.
Through an "error in transmission,
the Democrat last week contained notice
Of the birth of daughter to the wife OF
Robert Maxim in South Paris. The
name should have read Horace W.
Maxim.
Miss 5. NJ. Wheeler left Friday morn
ING for visit to Mrs. Nathan A. Chase |
at Hon, y. Y, visiting friends in Massa- |
chusetts on her way. She will go 10
market for spring goods before her re- |
turn home, and expects TO be away |
about three weeks. Her store is IN |
charge Of Miss Bessie Haggett during |
her absence.
The Seneca Club was entertained by |
Mrs Stanley last Monday evening. The
programme consisted of current events |
by the club members, half hour with |
Stoddard: Constantinople-Mrs Stew
art an essay, Names Statesmen, King |
AMI Fessenden-Mrs. Hathaway. De-
licious refreshments were served. Five
guests were present.
Caleb Dudley died Thursday at the
Central Maine General Hospital in Lew
stou. lie had gone there for treatment
only a few days before, and had submit
ted 10 a surgical operation. 1t was said
by the surgeons that with oCwithout the
operation he could have lived but
short time any way. He had been i'll |
for long time. He leaves a wife, who
was Ellen NJ. Churchill, aud daughter
Fletcher A. Parlin thinks his hens
have done as good job as some OF
those which have been the subjects OF
newspaper comment of late. From 10 |
puletS and 10 year-Old hens he got lO4 |
dozen eggs during the month OF Jan
uary, or an average of over 10 TO each |
bird. Since the foregoing was in type, |
Mr. Fletcher reports the output for
February as 1l9 dozen, which is doing |
better.
Quite number of the South Paris
members Of Oxford Council, X. and ).
NJ, were in the party which went to
Fryeburg last Thursday and held a
special meeting of the council there that
evening to work the degree. The party
numbered about forty, and bad special
car They left on the $50 train Thurs
day for Portland, and got back on the
$50 Friday morning. 1t was great
trip, they say.
A place which has good patronage,
especially evenings, is the shooting gal
lery lately fitted up in the basement OF
NJ. W. Maxim's sporting goods store.
The shooters stand in the furnace room
where it is warm, and use a 50-foot
range, with the target against the rear
wall. By an ingenious reel a paper tar
get attached to line is run to the other
end of the range, and after the string is
shot is quickly reeled back, so that no
one has 10 leave the furnace room.
tplpscnna ,rivas tha shOOfar a chance To