Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-16

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GRAND TRUSk RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept IS. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down east)-5S6 A. NJ. daily; 9 80 A. N.
ssi.v except sunday; % P. n, daily.
1.s,ry 1T xest)-9 80 A. NJ, daily; S=a6 Pm.
.,.,.v except sunday; sa7 P NJ, daily.
CHURCHES.
g,--t congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
S-rIsv school II ;45 A. NJ; Y. P. ). c. Z, so,
Evening service 100 P. NJ; Church
Ter meeting Wednesday evening az 80 p. n
4, 15t otherwise connected, are cordially in.
Vs,-e.llzs Church. Rev, 7. y. Kewley. Pastor
D- sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 go A. N.
--s.-Hlrx service 10 as A. NJ sabbath School
Euworth League Meeting 8 % p. N,
letting F-i!ay yening 30 ,
r.--.t Church, Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro,
r.-s- pn sunday, preaching service 10 Is A
N sabbath school u NJ; Y. p. ;. c. +, is p
-.-.r meeting o. p NJ. Wednesday even.
I'M. aver service 30. Seats free. An are
,e.-.aas, Church, Rev J. II. Little. Pastor
p-.. .'r. service every sunday A. 10 as A n
S-aooI AZ Il N. Junior Union at 5 -
.rl r. e.. [. Al IN
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lotge, No -. Regula,
..rg tees lay evening on or before full noon
rH.n E-MOuut Mica Lodge, regular meet
t--. r-.-si las eveninE OF each Veek.-Aurora
rea; irst and thiri Monday evenings
s-Maunt PIeasanr Rebekah Lodge. No
..- second ara fourth Fridays Of each
.- uff Fellows Hal.
1 E w. 4. Eimbau Post. No. l4s. meets
a- -l,ri saturday evenings OF each
4 u
* KfmHaI circle. Ladies Of the g A.
..sss E-st and third saturday evenings OF
.r.-. 70 Grand ATmS Han.
.-Tl-rua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
t.-i tuesday evenings OF each month.
-H.-Parts Grange. from May J 20 Oct. !,
s--; and third saturday; during the
.er %: ne year, meets every Saturday, IN
G.C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
d. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
3 .cc3nl snl fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hamrn Lodge, No. 81. meets every
~ aye1.ns a; Pythian Hal.
oscar Mason recently visited relatives
q Bethel.
Ms. Albion Taylor has returned from
ay.st 70 Buckfeld.
Hon. J.. 5. Wright was in Canton last
week % egal business.
Mrs. Frank Taylor visited friends and
r. a..yes in Buck6eld last week, return
ag sunday.
Miss Eva z. SWEET expects to start
mi, week 70 visit relatives in Wakefield
and cambridge, Mass.
NJ. aud Mrs. Wallace Strickland have
moved into the lower rent of the Wood
5sry house on High Street.
Norton Bolster is at home from Bates,
-srkiag in the store of y. d. Bolster *
Co during Mr.. Bolster's trip TO Chicago.
Kew. {. ". Pierce has resumed his
SIMMER work at The Beeches,n Paris
UIl, where he has been employed several
summers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bumpus go Tuesday
e this week 10 their summer home at
onset, Mass, returning 10 South Paris
IN October.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hathaway have
gone TO Waterville and Moosehead Lake
where they expect to spend the greater
part Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sdmner Tucker went
as, Wednesday to Bay Point where they
will take life easy in one of their cot
tages for the summer.
Mrs. G. A. Record and son Miles Of
Abingdon, Mass, arrived Friday for
visit 10 Mrs. Records parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Crockett.
Ii is expected that the summer train
schedule on the Grand Trunk will 60 on
the 18th Of this month, which is about
two weeks later than usual.
Ernest NJ. Millett, carrier on +. F. d.
route No. 3 from this office, has new
covered delivery carriage, arranged for
the business and properly marked.
Quite good delegation from the G.
A. r. Post and from the Ladies of the
G.. A. r. Circle attended the convention
at Auburn last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The lawn party at T. NJ. Davis, last
Thursday evening was well attended.
The evening was a tritie cool, but other
wise very pleasant and most enjoyable
time was had.
Mrs. c. VIM. Shaw is at DR.. King 5
hospital in Portland for treatment for a
short time Her daughter, Mrs. W. Z.
Heuney, is here from Houlton caring for
the household affairs in her absence.
An interested in making wreaths for
the odd Fellows memorial Sunday, Odd
Fellows wives are invited as well as
l. D.. / 20. Of hn "A
Friday evening of this week. Refresh
mentS will be served by the gentlemen.
The programme OF pictures at the
B.jJu for Monday and Tuesday has as
head.iner Francesca da Rimini, or the
Two Brothers, with "The Gamckeep-
els Dog and THE Bell Boys Re
yeuge. laugh producer. Mrs. HOdg-
kus sings In Rhode Island Far Away"
and Mr.. Briggs 1.-THE Man Who Fights
the Fire" Fred Hall will sing selec-
lions Of his own.
In the teachers contest at the BijOu
Theatre, the result of which was an-
nounced the first of last week, Perley
Ford, teacher of the South Paris Gram
mar school. won the first prize of ten
dollars Principal P. 4. Hathaway of
Norway High School received second
prize Of five dollars, and Miss Florence
NJ Richardson third prize, season ad-
mission ticket to the Bijou.
The scholars of the grammar school,
with their teacher, Mr.. Ford, enjoyed a
picnic az GibsOn's Grove Saturday, 60
ing in hay rack. The fifth grade, with
their teacher, Miss Florence Richardson,
had a picnic the same day at Penley's
Grove The sixth and seventh grades,
comprising the rest OF the scholars in
the brick building, with their teachers,
Miss Margaret Stearns and Miss Mar
j1rie Penley, will take their outing in
the form of hayrsck ride this Monday
evening.
A very pleasant family gathering was
held at the home of Mrs. A. o. Corbett
on Tuesday evening, June 9th, it being
the forty-eghth anniversary OF Mrs.
Corbett's birthday. All the children
and grandchildren were present but one
daughter who resides in Texas. Ice
cream and cake were served. During
the evening the small children stole
quietly out and hung large June box
Containing presents, fruit and candy
from each member of the party. Mrs
Corbett also received letter from the
absent daughter enclosing a five dollar
greenback.
David A. Edwards, who has been
resident of South Paris for some years
died Thursday at the home of his dsugh
ter, Mrs. James Walker, on Pleasant
Street. He was 70 years of age, and hac
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