Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-02-08

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September 70. 1909.
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CHURCHES.
v,-s, CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
Whorter Pastor. Preaching service ~ 10 A. NJ Il
! sl.nIav school II As A. NJ; Y. Y. s. Z. 4. 90
| Evening service 90 p. NJ; Cnurei
-.ger meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. N
not otherwise connected, are cordially In
';Toiso.iist Church. Rev T. n. Kewley, Pastor
| a., sunday morning prayermeeting 10 90 A: NJ
..-,s,bing service 10 As A. NJ; SaoOatn Scnoo
s NJ; Epworth League Meeting ~ .eo p o, n,
-.-.ver meeting Wednesday evening a. V, clas!
-r..sng Friday vening 80. ,,-,, c,,...-.
| pgrtlst Church, Rev. j. Wallace Chesoro
| ~ ON sunday, preaching service lO45 A
| NJ. sabbath school II NJ 1. 4, ,. =. ~, 10 Z
| a. aver meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday even
., ..rsyer service 80 Seats free. All ar,
,ysrsalist Church. Preaching service ey
| -. sunday at rs A. N. Sunday school a.
Junior Union at 80 p. NJ. f'f.C. Y
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STATED MEETINGS
M-Pari Lodge, No. %. Regular
on .,r., Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
d. 3D. mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
To- -Tb-rslsv evening of each week.-Aurors
.,-Tr'rnt iirst and third Monday evenings
Mount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge, No
biz ..... se,Ond ami fourth Fridays OF each
.r.. .r odd Fellows Han. -
w. X. Kimbau Post, No. las, meets
@ ,airl Saturday evenings OF each
t'rSa1 Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A.
, ., hrs. md third saturday evenings OF
----r fr rand Arm6 Hall.
r. Chamberlain Camp meets
Saturday evenings OF each
.yJ-Fl-.. Grange. from May to Oct. l,
-srs f-ss a1H third Saturday; during the
/ remain the year. meets every saturday In
80 &c. second and fourth Mondays OF
10. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
r- g. sosor- sl' fourth Wednesday evenings
iP.@Esrgn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
~ evening - Pythian Hall.
,l- and Mrs. f. y, Wright have been
sitting friends in Portland for few
ays.
Mrs. Z. z. Parlin of Wilton is the guest
NJ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d..
Bake.
The ground hog was out on Candlemas
..r Or II he wasn't il was because he
d.iut know enough.
usr-'d T. Thsyer was at home from
Il. rfori two days last week, coming to
s.ts he clerks ball Tuesday evening
M Mary II. Taylor, accompanied by
Ms, Miriam Thompson of Chestnut Hill,
Mass is spending few days with rela-
tive, here.
THE clerks ball at Norway last Tues
dar evening was well attended from
,l.. place, as is usually the case with
tia; social function.
William H. Motley, who was formerly
unu within a short time one of the
prJuue.ar- Of Hotel Andrews, has the
position .' lay clerk at the Elm House
10 Auburn.
Rev. e.. D Holmes, superintendent of
the Augusta District, will conduct the
service a. he Methodist church Tues
da, evening, and quarterly conference
vii. follow.
a meeting Of Joshua L. Chamberlain
Camp. S. OF V, will be held at Grand
ARMY Hall Tuesday evening, when the
oae,'iog Of surrendering the charter will
be considered.
Vow, YOU cOnfounded iconoclast, will
YOU hereafter believe all the traditional
C.ndlemAs Day Sayings-or will you
still stand upon scientific knowledge and
common sense?
Ms, C.. ". Estes is getting up a class
ia physical training for young ladies and
girs Al. those interested are request
ell 20 NEE. at Engine House Hall on Fri
day evening of this week at 1:lo O'Clock.
The remains of Eva Mae, the 6-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Aidr.ch. now Of Norway but formerly OF
South Paris, were brought here for III
tsrmsu, friday. She died on Wednes-
day
Rev II. A. Clifford and family have
enjoyed three years among the good peo-
pie of Strong. Ia April they plan to
move but do not hope TO find a better
place The fine, new parsonage has been
adc,ight.
/. may be surprising to some, con-
sidsring our mild winter, to learn that
officially the temperature for the month
of January was below the normal in
Maine. The first part OF the month was
81 severely cold that it more than offset
the mildness of the latter part.
some time still left to get after the
brown-tails. A lot of valuable time has
been lost, while the snow was thin and
there was a good chance TO get around
and GEAR off the trees, and there are
lots gf nests scattered around the coun'
try that there is no excuse for. Get
after them!
The stuart brothers are doing quite an
extensive Job of decorating in the cor
ridOrs aud the attorneys room at the
court house, which had got TO looking
pretty shabby. The court room will be
done over later, but there is not
time before March court, so it will have
70 rest until after that.
The season of plays, though rather
late about opening, is nearly upon US.
S1me time the last of this month the
play, Valley Farm" will be presented
under the auspices of Mrs. Ordway's
class Ia the Methodist Sunday School.
The p,ay in connection with the Uni
yerSah,t fair in March will be coax
Farm
Included in a lot of secondhand books
retailed at public vendue in Boston on
Thursday were the following books of
local interest, the prices which they
brought being as respectively annexed
hereto: Centennial History of Norway,
s. .; Lapham and Maxim's History of
Paris, 81 30; William B. Lspham's His
tory Of Rumtord, q.
The Seneca Club will be entertained
BY Mrs. Dennison and Mrs. Shurtleff
this Monday evening at Mrs. DeDnison's.
The programme includes roll call-say-
ings Of Lincoln; paper, Atlanta, Miss
Walker; biography of James Lane
Allen, Miss Douglass; review of 1.-THE
Reign OF Law" Mrs. Shurtleff; reading,
The Perfect Tribute" Miss Thayer.
On account of Rev. Chester Gore
Miller being affected with a severe cold
aud hoarseness, it was necessary to post
poae his lecture, which was to have
been the entertainment in connection
with the February supper of the Uni
yersslist Good Cheer Society last Tues
DAY evening. The supper was held &C
cording 10 announcement, with a socia-
Die following, and fair attendance.
MT Millar's lacfura will no given later