Oxford Democrat., 1908-02-04

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PASIs
,o,,, downfeast,-s ss A. NJ, daily: $50 AN.
GOlle -, ~ SUNDAY. "a p NJ daily
u'-'S u1S,1S M Ivyest)-9,J so A. M daily; 81 -26 p NJ
Goins 'ay,, ~ Sunday. S.4T p. NJ. daily.
uAiiy eA''P' N~'-'
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First GongregaI1onaI se'' a. NJ
horter, FaStor; ~ " e :.
sunday Scnool ~ 80 -. a. a. .oo Shv,Ss
P. NJ, s,,el. Een' Ws5nssSsv evening an IN p n
prayer meeting Mednesay eSen.ns M s;,sI,1 :. az ~
ytei. ,o,.s TN Uou,o. p.,,o.
on sunday, morning Prayermeesng ~ 20 A; n.
preaching service Oto a o;, M scnSo
PRAYER meeting .1:a Mednesaay evening So' clas'
meeting sITISy rbayyen Js"'s Rev i Wallace Chesbro
Pastor i,Stb 9P SSPoSiy SSbooi i P5e+'Y M ESi5
N, prayer meeting 200 p. NJ; Wednesday even
Ing pray prayer 'e''''' '''' ''"'' 'N'' ." "'
Uniyersalist Church, Rev & J.: u; Li,te' ,e Pastor
sTgfay sTgSsI,s School at IL NJ. Junior Union al 50
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a A, M.-Paris Lodge, No. "A, H Regular
n edng isesSI5 ESM65nnt % Mica Lodge regular meet
inss TagrsGays st eseanS nd third nj MondsS evenings
~ s1cb month.
D of R-Mou1t peasan, soS Se2Sxaa E;a .oose: cS 40
uouta in odd Fellow bdH asI; Po., NJ ,.s nss,s
a. S' y, a,s s'T fb,ri saturday evenings OF each
month, in q. A. P. Hall.
r. meets drst and third saturday evenings of
es,h month; In Grand ar'9A s.ll haN. M 90 ~, ,
=. oi H., mI and nd tbird Saturday; during the
remainder Of the year. meets every Saturday. In
T-6' g. C.-second and fourth Mondays of
e. month. ~, - 20,
\; >. :, .eco1d ~ Snd % fourth Wednesdsy evenings
Of ach month. ., .
= iay evening st Pythian Han.
~u 80. g. .ho
MISS NeStIe No"eiI sa "aS e.. o"s r., IT, T m
iiFsl ''ui7 R''O"' "A''' ~" 'NN>
Mrs. FRED Z. nan was ., Salleu ~ DYS-
ton Wednesday oy the illness OF reia-
tiyes.
Mrs. C.. +. McArdle has returned from
D7 Kings hospital in Portland, and is
much improved in health.
Mss Carrie Hall. clerk in the Register
,f 1esss' Office was at home last week
ritb a sligbt attack OF the grippe.
Mr. / ! Murphy and Mrs. Walter
peDley of Greenwood spent few days
With relatives in Lewiston last week.
-,
Harvey - u'Nen, cnaILn ni"H .. eue 90
,eg'hen Il VI tu; piurs",'o o,ad =, "a ~ U;,b omr
town
49,. r. A. p..;, u.
"90. = - -,Si r..ssSo., g. Chioa
featuring 20. starIeu lueSudy loI OulVd-
co on a business trip in the interest OF
:, ,..,,,,,,
'ue OOui PaNS'
Mrs. Albert D. Park entertained the
barton heau'ns Cluo Va w" "
%u'cn sue - heiu0''' ~ "0' D--'
ihuFsuaS S''efnoo"
Mrs. Herman Wilson, who has been i'll
for number of weeks, has recovered
sufficiently so her nurse has left and
Mrs. Durham is with her.
II NcArdle who has been in iail
for some time, being surrendered by his
sureties on bond TO keep the peace,
was taken TO the insane hospital at Au-
gusta Wednesday morning by Deputy
sheriff Bicknell.
January dlun 90 out WITHOUT SNIuS
M a GOOD sbarp taste of real winter. The
!, : ? - Traathar of Thursday and
Thursday night, with a high wind and
the ground practically bare, made things
sbriyel. indoors and out.
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aoVer.'seu oe ieSSe'S !" 'o"'ii : ans p0''
once REQ ., I9V0'
Mrs Mrs EH1i,. Et5el :; ThHlis wilson
MIR FLOYD D. Watson.
Mr. Levi a. Mars'on'
ST. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Mrs. Z. W. bo"Aer anu udusu'Si
Muriel returned the nrS1 OF last week
from VISIT OF a le" DAYS 10 her PareHls'
Mr. and Mrs. j: r. Stanley, at tue nsn
hatchery az Auourn. Mrs, Do"Ser was
I'll while there ana MRS. Stanley came
home with her ana rena'ueu d uay VI
! GeS1ay evening tne psieSu' osse 81. y, tho ,ho
Me'nou's' cnurcn eleoSeu oinOoas ,as,a ~. 'a
coming year d' JUG 0""iO" PA''0A'' 80
IoIlo"s'
Iresidant3Deroy wheeler; ,,:,,
SsCys,syv"IoSn Cysi i,IS Small ''''
Treasurer-George u. Robertson.
Teacher-Rev. T \, kewlsy.
Leon A. BROOKS, VINO recently pur-
chased FRED howe's iarm 10 OHiorI, uS'
s1to MS TWO tStmS near nan n1u,
Inc iaTm on "nich ne % ives nc .s 'olu -. ~
a.lu'u .- ~ anS y. o. 1nun Sn. Ca;rns sIr hos
'a,.' " i-eo" iNoy0s, ,.', = -oa a. p,,oI.
SoI tue o'a'o'iu Iatu' ueai s"G 80 -
Ie,u Iep !, ,gHG' ~; On Which, "0 "0" "'''' ~
0oun "'I nee
A clam chowder supper was served By
the 1000 Cheer society luesusy ~ e'en-
lu5' auu was wen PaIronI|su. s e
eel l'Alu uuleu' "n'ch Iollo"eu was aO' -
,uS u tue programme sNou - -.
DeuloCra1 laSt "eek, anu was 'ety sooa,
- - PG' ~ l0ulsi,S 5t.1iS IaAlus ie"'uio I % an
, sNe NoIi utui s''eu os u0A0" '"e
oo!' Anu S''ls'
Mrs. A. F. Ellipgwood went to the
Central Maine General Hospital for
treatment for annendicitis Monday of
last week. Her sister, Miss Godwln, ac-
compauied her and renamed IN Lewis,
ton few days. Mrs. Elllngwood passed
through a successful operation ana was
as comfortable as could be expected
"Aen her sister lett her.
The Seneca Club met Monday evening
Of last week with Mrs. Penfold. The
evening was pleasantly spent WITH the
usual literary nrogramme. refreshments.
and sociabilitv The nrooramme in
clndsd current avants bv tbe clnb mem-
bers, half hour with Stoddard In
Switzerland by Mrs. Stanley, and an
essay, Maine in the Civil War, by Miss