Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-02-09
Ths Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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SOUIh PAkJS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
once nouls' ''S -. W "S
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September q, 1905,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-5:3 80 A. n, daily; 80 A. ~
dsiIy except Sunday; :SS p. NJ, daily.
tsiIT EXCEPT sunday; Al r. NJ, daily.
cHURcHEs-
v,rs, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. A. T. Nc
,vSnr,ar Psstor Preaching seryice 10 as N
s,nJsv schoo1 n AZ Ps G. +. "A,
Ereniny service : 90 NJ: ChnrcI
- -, ,,as,,n, Wadnea.iav eveniny ar : "a D Va
~ No, otser1s,se connected. are Cordially In
t,ab
hstnoIss CnnrSn, rev, ~. =, as%is * % pss,or
preaching service ~ 40 A; M, saDoadn scnoo
y Ms spw9rtn Lsssoe Meeting ,,o r ~
prayer meesins "e.nesus5 evening low oias'
meeting Friday yenins ! 80. u OIL.
bSPss. S a nes. c -, sa.,S,. in.sS
NJ, Saoostn seaEo, M " wsd n ~. Sa aSsp
INK prayer service I 80. Seats free An ar
TniSersalst Church, Rev j. H. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday a. 10 aS A; =
Pm. Y.P.C. U.at7r.s.
STATED MEETINGS.
rAA M-par,, Lodge. No. a. Reyula,
meeting r9essy evening on or Del rssn,ar se,
ings, Thursday evening Of each week.-Aurors
Encampment, first and third aon"ay evenings
D. Of R.-Mount Pleasan kee ssssv aoog s SS
month In odd Fellows Hail.
G. R.-W. K. kimoall Post. No. tS, meets ss
month, in G: A. R. Hall.
mm. ., a. s h pa ,S,rS ss,nrdaV eveninSs Of
each month. in Grand Armk Hall.
prs, and third Tuesday evenings Of each month.
P.o H.-Paris Grange; from May ! 70 OCT, l,
meets hsst ah be yesr meets every saturday,
Grange Hall
each month.
y. Z. o. P-s'ony Brook Lodge, NO, Isl,
~ ny s a. month o." '''A
E.of P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
Mrs. W. B. Strickland visited in Au-
burn a few DAYS last week.
, CHI. b.. ho., 18th ,r;o,as
n 6o ai 80 e. a.
tt.
MIS- +; .. onanuier ., Detne, 70 VIZ
her dangh'er' MIS-. r l. '"anu'ef' "no
is w.
Walter L. Gray and John j. Emeley
were in Augusta few days during the
past WEEK.
l.
here last week TO attend the clerks ball,
A nest at ". ]. Wheeler's.
Miss ,. M. Wneeler entertains Tue
s...;, .,,,I,;ad ,,;ll he Eugana E;ald
samuel NJ. King, VINO mas had trouo-
lie with ms heart Tor some t'me, mas gone
20 Dr. hings hospi'si ID rorisnu ior
treatment.
Seleotman Charles w, bowKer waa 10
Gardiner ana augusta thursday on JUST
ness Tor the town IN connection "hh
pauper case.
Miss Eendrick. assistant in the high
scbooI has been ont of school with the
T,umns for few DAYS. and Miss s. l..
Rounds has been taking her place in the
school
Arthur Z. Forbes of the Democrat at
tended a portion of the sessions of the
Maine Press Association at Augusta last
week. and was reelected to the respon-
sible position of vice president of that
orgapization.
j: r: MeArd,e was arresseu lor iu
IUAiSs'Ion rriuay, anu Gu ou S" soao;,.s
sentence of ninety days in Jail, begin
ming il lust three weeks from the ex-
piration of his last sentence.
Kew; D. w. Chesoro went 10 oosson
SATURDAY 10 sllenu tue OuaPHhSu o'"n
gellsuc meetings. WIN ietuiu 'ono
this week. bis pulpit az tne baPust
church was supplied on ounusy oS
d. l.. Joshn OF Norway
Stanley NJ. Wheeler came home from
the University OF Maine about week
since, and last "Wednesday went TO Dr'
Kings hospital IN Portland, where ne
underwent serious surgical operation
the next day. Although DONG Wen, ne
Will have TO remain IN tue nospieai io'
about month.
Wal,er T. Grav has received notice of
his annointment as special aid on the
otasf ~ Edoar lien. .Jr of Reading,
pa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the Sons of
Veterans of the United States. The
commission dates from Aug. "a, Isoo'
Mr.. Gray, who is junior vice com manoer
of Joshua l.. Chamberlain camp, D. OF
v, received the appointment Without
solicitation on his part.
IT.. soho,ors os tba a;ob,b and ninth
s,adss gavs a reception at Grand Army
lam Fridav avsnino to the members of
The sonhomore and freshman classes in
ths h;qb scbool. with whom they expect
- he tslIow students later in their
course An entertainment of music and
readings was given, ice cream ana CAKE
were served, ana Tip tue VII Tn1o" Snu
other games were pisyeu. lne evening
was enjoyed oy a large party
The Ladies' Finch Club met with
Mrs, Y. %. Bolster Thursday afternoon.
In the course of their session the ladies
wara surnrised nv strains of music Z? y,
VI S;aaa that ,hav wara tho oh
and discovered thae tney were 'ne oo-
iects of q scramble by the Blue vase
p,aS cent bv \ Morse in gratitude
pa~u, '0Hs ~ ao-,..,, os 90 Iaroa q
for the prompt recovery y, 90
number OF that beautiful olue nelriootn
recently advertised in these columns.
The sereuade was fully appreciated oy