Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-07-21
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CHURCHES
-. -----ezsf,oual Church, Rev. A. T Ne
49, PASTOR. Preaching se-vice, 10 ;i5 A n. ;
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E-rr.1x service 10 P NJ, Church
49, -sgl.rS Wednesday evening II - P. n.
-,1srF,se connected, are cordially In
V-.-..t.. Church. Rev. T \. Kewley. Pastor.
~. morning prayermeettng 10 90 A. n. (;
$500 -s-v.ce D IS A. N; sabbath School
Frw5-tn League Meeting 90 P. n i,
49, -s..,cz Wednesday evening So class
-. .---ea. Rev. J. Wallace ChesbrO,
~ sunday, preaching service 10 t5 A
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-.-e- "a e;lDg % ?. NJ wednesday even
- aver service -. seats free AL are
-.-s-.zss, Caurch. Rev J. H. L,tsle. Pastor.
P-e. /, ssry'ce every sunday AZ 20 as A: n
800 S.lgg. a. = n. Junior Union 81 80
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M.-Pari7 Lodge, No. -. REGULAR
...-- T-ls+sv evening on or before full moon.
Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
CO., = A. evening OF each weeks-AUrorS
-s-.. E-si and .hiri Monday eventngs
g-Yogu: Pleasan. Rebekah Lodge, No.
ss.s second and fourth sridAys o. esch
Nv. K. 6irabau Post, No las. neets
-. s-- .1i-i saturday evenings OF each
IS. 4. 2. Hal 49,
W < h.u5Al Circle, Ladies OF the u. \.
-a-.- IS: an- third saturday evenings o.
go ---:-. n Grand Armk Hall
.--f5-aua [. Cham oerlain Camp meets
---.-. ..L-.i Tuesday evenings Of each month.
+V-Pa-ts Grange. from May - Oct- l.
a-s E--. and ;1irt Saturday during the
.-.s- - ;5e year, meets every Saturday, In
5.C-seconi and fourth Mondays Of
p. d. P.-s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
q, -seJ- and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Han1n Lodge. No. 81, meets every
81 =7en,lS al Pyth.an Hall
A.5s-, Dean is driving the Paris
Bakery team.
,.s-.e 4. Hargrayes of Portland visit
elan. Dayton Bolster's last week.
Harold T. Briggs is at the Grand
T.11s station deing the freight work.
la A. Scott of the Mason Manu-
.4..--.og Co. recently made business
Boston.
NJ. Lila Woodbury. is visiting her
.,-e-. Mrs Mary Burnham, az Cape
a5sth Portland.
2. Rowland and family of Dor
chester Mass, are at Mountain View
Fam cor their annual summer visit.
A. L Holmes and son, VIII K.
q mes. made trip Friday to their
newly built camp at Shagg PoUd, Red
dog
Arthur Clark of wOodfords, Me-, is
sc. wing two weeks of bis summer vaca-
-5a a, Charles Edwards, working in
,-s ray field,
Quite a large number of people from
.ai, section attended the wild west show
a. Lewiston Thursday, and pronounce
tie performance up 70 the usual stand
AID
Mrs. Mary Tolls Of Brockton, Mass,
ami Mrs. Charles Giles OF North Wayne,
--cently visited at Mr.. and Mrs. George
Giles. Mrs. Tolls is sister Of Mr..
Giles.
Mrs. Victoria Hammond, who has
been of late stopping with her brother,
Theron Hathaway. is visiting relatives
and friends in Portland and Massa-
chusetts.
D. Bradford Andrews, son Of W. W.
Andrews OF Portland, is a guest at
Charles Edwards. he has been in
Mexico for the past year and half as
superintendent Of mine.
Miss Mabel Hathaway is at home
from her school at ROckport, Mass, for
the summer vacation. She was accom-
Tharnn
Hathaway, who has been visiting her at
R1ckport.
DR.. King and family of Portland are
stopping at the Holmes farm in the
Bolster District Mrs. Kings mother,
Mrs. True, and sister, Miss True, and
nephew Herbert, are their guests.
Mrs. William A. Deering of Min
ueapOlis, Minnesota, and Miss Elizabeth
X Chapman, Preceptress Of Phillips
Academy, New Rockford, North Dako-
"a. are visiting their brother, Mr..
Bau.sJer \. Chapman.
4 cement walk has been laid from the
junction OF Gothic and High Streets, in
front " Mrs. Marian Stones residence,
- feet east TO connect with the cement
walk 10 front of George Giles residence.
The work was done by A. W, Walker &
SON
Z ;. Jones went 20 Somerville, Mass,
Thursday 20 attend the funeral of his
uncle, <. J. Whitman. Mr.. Whitman
was the sou of the late John Whitman
and a native Of Paris. Laurin Whitman
il brother, and Mrs. j. II. Stuart and
Mrs.. j. III. Jones are sisters.
Mrs. Ada Bolster, Mrs Clara White,
Miss Emma Shurtleff and Miss Anna
Morse went to Lake Auburn Tuesday,
aud partoOk of shore dinner. They
we're Joined at Mechanic Falls by Mrs.
Nellie (Rawson) Hutchins. The above
party were all members Of Oxford Nor
ma Institute, now Paris High School.
Perciyal <. Hathaway, who with Mrs.
Hathaway has been spending the sum
mer vacation at Waterville and other
places, was at home for few days last
week. Mr. Hathaway has been in the
&JOsehead Lake region during part OF
the summer where Mrs. Hathaway
brother maintains a summer camp for
boys, aud he is intending TO return there
and do some more 'roughing it.
Mr. and Mrs. viii X. Holmes returned
from their wedding trip to New York,
Philadelphia, Washington and other
places Tuesday night, and are stopping
with Mr.. Holmes parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A L. Holmes. On Monday the newly
married couple, in company with Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Merritt of Natick, Mass,
their guests, started for camp on Shsgg
Pond, Redding, for a months outing.
j. L. Cummings, general agent of the
Washington Life Insurance Company,
started Friday, July II, for Jalisco,
Mexico, to inspect the Cascade gold aud
silver mines situated in that state. This
property is said TO be very valuable and
is attracting many eastern capitalists.
Ar. Cummings also expects to visit the
great Eliavor mine in which many Port
land and other Maine people have large
ly invested
Mrs Rhoda S. Yates, widow OF the
late Albert NJ. Yates, died at her home
on Pleasant Street, Wednesday evening,
after much suffering, at the age OF 90
years, IL months and days. The
cause Of her death was cancer OF the
bowels. Mrs. Yates was the youngest
daughter of Stephen and Amy (ruttle)
Richards of Middleton, Y. III. The
nearest relative TO survive Mrs. Yates IS
hrntbar P;char1a ~ Portland.