Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-04
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
.orrg PARIS POST OFFICE
- 7.@A.s. Ito 80 Pm
as.sp TRUNK RAILWAY
c.mmeps.ug September p, 1870
$50 LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
town e,st)-5 81 A. NJ 1a a1Iv '''0 A. H.
6Olns l '''' sunday; : ,S5 p. n, Iaily'
,sily eIcept o-..t'-g, 50 A. NJ, daily: $3.50 p NJ.
GOing w sunday, S41 p. NJ daily
CHURCHES
--..,st,ona Church, Rev. \. L. Nc
Frs! OOpsss.t,r Preaching service ~ ~ A. m ~
NhoTs's, rbool n 50 A. NJ u, ., u SbnrcS
sunday SIrS.oIng service I 800 ?, M Snurst
~; EI ,,.., Wednesday evening at 81 p,
pave, hnyySeryS,se Connected are eoruiauS iu
'l church. Rev T y kswe * 80 rs'tsF
Dr SUNDAY - -. No Is 4. NJ: sabbath Schoo
yrgaca 4. r,-tb IeSgue Meeting w z. n
4 y, ~ w.. Wc!nes. Law evening" SOi elas-
prsy, 'E~'l.v rrniug ~. NJ
acting church. Rev. +. \. DaSl~' ras SS1r
b1'.i,y. reaching service "" :, w., ~
5alb >he1- 80 p NJ Wednesday evening
gn.ef '.ye- .1 ssi Seats fire. Al ar
-r4rFr -ti'.''
-.1g.ll sells, uurcb, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
tiH'' '..,ea,.aius service every N"nuay =, ~
Pa,s, = sunday school At l. NJ. IL = u
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STATED MEETINGS,
W-Parl Lodge, No. ~ ReSS,a'
Tnesda- syeHin oC o, before I'll 'll 'N'4i
~ g-NOunt Me. oIge. regular mle''
Tbursias egenin OF e"SI sSsS .veniUc.s
s,',,r5neu, AMI MIR "o'''A' '''-''e
.; saraa aoavy5 oYp. Pie san Rebekab Lodge, No,
~ .-,T4 IA tOurta fridays OF each
~ 100 Fellows ha!: -. 80 No..
Nv. X. Kim All fost, no 'fS; '"vo's
l, a. ,5ir saturday evening OF eaco
IN 'EImban Circle. Ladies of the e. A:
VI. n az, sG,. third saturday evenings OF
I, - $3.50. IN Grand ArmA Hall -.
s<l ,V-ioshua l.. Cham nerlaln camp meets
- -, NJ, Tuesday night after the iuii vi 'he
a90a an Psr,, Grange from May TO Oct, l.
u a., and thru Saturday, during the
Gender OF the year, meets every SATURDAY i"
s-Ai5;' e. NC c-second ami fourth Mondays Of
ca S01 p p-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
v Z y. sr8 sourth "Wednesday evenings
o. 81 Pon Hsulln Lodge. No. 81, meets every
80 evening at Pythisn Han.
Fred Wiggiu has been confined to the
80 The psst week by illness, but is on
The gaD.
cour, temperance meeting is plan,
~ mr next week, which viii be heia
1roblbly on Tuesday evening
c.-, Briggs. after being at home
,,ronob the summer, left last Mouday
=, BSsron. 20 resume his course IN
Tufts Dental College.
NJ Alice Deliver. who has been
.i,b the family Of her uncle, George r.
S,.,n,n for some weeks, started Fri
dy On her return to her home in BaIti-
more.
vrs Julia Z. Abbott and Mrs. I. NJ.
n,sis are delegates from the Methodist
- school 10 the State Sunday
S.booi Convention which will be held in
p',,l,pd oct :. : and 9, aud Mrs. 5. Z.
0,jvay and T. NJ. Davis are alternates.
NJ. Geo. B Crockett and Miss Ethel
Croekstt went Tuesday to visit rela-
wee. in Massachusetts, Mrs. Crockett
I'll visit her daughters for about two
xssks and Mss Crockett will remain
,be,e until nearly Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Z. Wheeler, and Mrs.
Wbsaer's sons. Charles and Alton
Cook started Friday forenoon for
g.npdido. Calf, where, if all things
"a well. thew expect to locate. The
hest wishes Of a large circle of friends
ALLOW them % their new home.
Rev T. !. Ramsdell, for many years
,bs successful pastor of the South Paris
B,pti,t church. and now pastor of a
,r,a and prosperous church in Caribou,
/, expected in town following his at
tendance a, the state convention, ard 1t
: hoped that he may be willing TO
preach al the morning service here on
he morning OF the second Sabbath OF
October.
Arthur +. Forbes aud William l..
Ps,bam made three DAYS tip last
week to Shagg Pond, hiking in from
Ws,, Paris by the old road over the
Woodstock mountains, and putting up
At Sbiggnck. As usual, portion OF
herIgin was made in a pour of rain,
butte other two days were glorious,
All the soj1ufu in Gods country was
s1lOyed to the FULL
The Seneca Club will hold its first
meeting Of the season this Monday even
ing. and is entertained by Mrs. Barnes
and Mrs. TAYLOR al Mrs. Barnes. The
programme Includes roll call-current
ssn,s; essays Historic Places of Que
bee Mrs. Harry A. Morton; Wolfe and
Non'calm, Mrs Clasun; 81. Anne de
B'aupre and Falls Of NO1tmoreney, Mrs.
Taylor; Montreal, Mrs Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs \. l.. Holmes moved
asst week into their house, which WAS
formerly the home of the late ). ).
Stove, on Main Street For some
nlnlhS repairs on the house have been
Y.ngou. The general plan OF the house
als 10, been changed, but quite extern
ave general repairs have been made.
The roof Of the house was raised, giving
more height up stairs, bath room was
built and sewer connection made,
Pazzls built on front aud rear, the
stable was rebuilt aud enlarged, and
many other items Of change were made.
ms now very comfortable home, and
II the summer season il has about rs at
tlc,ive grounds as are 10 be seen in the
Place slOping 10 tue river bank, and
shaded by large trees.
This Monday afternoon the Euterpean
C'uO holds its first meeting of the sea-
son with Mrs. Briggs at Highland Cot
age The composers to be considered
are Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, Gluck, aud
Ms. Gray is lecturer. The programme
@the meeting is as follows:
Bach-Essay
P'eule In u Minor. Piano and Organ.
Nm Mrs. Brickett, Miss Thayer.
Ny Heart Ever Faithful, Vocal Solo.
Miss Wheeler.
Ave Maria, Plano. organ. Violin. Voice.
Mrs Eastman, Mrs. Briggs,
Miss SWEET, Mrs. Wilson.
Hlalel-Essay
HsShall Feed Ills Flock. Vocal Solo.
Gige. ''' ->O'e' Piano and Organ.
-. Mrs Wheeler, Mrs. Morton.
'AnoT That My Releemer Liveth, Vocal Solo
&c. Miss Leach.
Saraltl-Essay.
Nnata In g Minor, Piano Solo.
SlSek-Essay.
Ainues IN C., Piano and Organ.
IN Mrs. wiggin. Mrs. Wilson.
nave Lost My Eurydice. Vocal Solo.
Mrs. Smiley.
The Maine Baptist Missionary Con-
'sn'lon' will be held with the Baptist
Soareh in Augusta Oct. 4, ), 6, begin
ang Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, and con-
'oolaing through Thursday evening.
Slltea delegation with the pastor and
He' representing the South Paris
.lu'eh, plan to leave for the conven-
uOa on the Tuesday forenoon train and