Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-08
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SOUTH PARIS.


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commencing September s5. 1910.
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CHURCHES.
..,,onal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
Firsi PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 40 A. NJ,
Whorvei SSebooI n IS A. NJ; \. Z. .. Y. =. oT
Sun1a' evening service so Z. ~ Sn y
p NJ, meeting Wednesday evening AZ 81 q
prayer mot,SsrSise connected, are cordialiy In
Si,sl .,,.,,.t Church. Rev. 7. n kewey. Pastor
NeI :iS',sy. morning prayermeeting loS A. ~
CU.,schlng service 10; A.; ,, N, Sa p NJ
NJ, n.sse,,ng wednesday evening So cisss
nsenns Church, Rev. +. A. Davis Pastor
On S1nISii h NY 2. s. c. E, 6l5 p. NJ;
5ath $500 oS,,ny SCI p NJ; Wednesday evening
prayer lervirs 80 Seats free. All are
selcone .,,s, Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
tnNe' preaching service every SUNDAY az
Pastor sunday School st u N. f.P. Z. U.
l0t5 A. NJ
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Par Lodge, No. "a. Regula
a. Tuesiay evening on or before IulI moon
re IN mount Mica odge, regular meet
l. rsursdav evening OF eacn week-Au,,ola
;sssscssnpment. lirst and tnira "oh"Ss e''ni"e
oisae e9 p Mount Plelsan Rebeksh Lodge. No,
D. o. n .eeond and fourth Fridays OF each
NJ Ssp,S IN odd Fellows haL b., NJ ,.s meets
-, ami third Saturday evenings Oh eaco
nth IN G.. a. r. Han. ,.,,o, =, .hsc A
IN K KimbSn Circle, Ls9les vi sns " a. =.
.oss,s Grst and third saturday evenings u
\. .ocn.h In Grand Arml Hall.
esq Joshua l. Chamberlain Camp meets
% F,.t tuesday night after the full OF the
nS0n, Paris Grange, from May to Oct l,
~ a., and third Saturday; during the
a,.sS.i,jer OF the year. meets every saturday In
s1n69e q a 'c,-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
ss.a To1 H p.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
"a -s,oni snd fourth "Wednesday evenings
oSP.-Hsmlin Lodge. No, 81 meets every |
.. AZ evening at Pythisn Hall
Ms y Anderson returned the lrst
q, last week from a visit TO Gorhsm'
Berlin and Bethel.
1,uss Robinson, who has been at
cork AZ East sumner, is again with MS
brother, " Il Robinson.
Tho Ladies' Whist Club was entertain
al by Mrs Bowker and Mrs. Stanley al
Mrs Bowker's Thursday afternoon
This is the time of year when, by sub
,,,;binc for three or four magazines,
van can get whole big library OF books
absolutely free.
uss Flora Murch is office clerk in the
3an,al Office of Drs. Drake & Rounds at
Norway for week or two while DR.
Drake is away on vacation.
VA Bartlett Of Hebron, who was
badly hurt in smaSh-up on StoweiI
Vil a few weeks ago, is 80 as TO come
% town again, though one arm is still 10
ssing.
Miss Edith Hatch spent few days
the first Of last week at her home IN
Pennington In her absence Miss ). NJ.
Wheeler took her place as teacher IN the
ninth grade.
SnoU in Baltimore and elsewhere near
q, The tropics by several hundred miles,
While we are having good average
sarly. November temperature in Maine.
surely weather conditions are various.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Nov. g.;
Miss Jeanne TOwle.
Mss Mlnsh Marshall,
MIS- Annie Robinson card
Mss TOrs Edgerly.
Re. Pratt.
That Auburn man, who picked hou-
ouet Of dandelions and buttercups las
curiosity" about a week ago, should
have travelled around the country in this
region during the past few weeks, and
he would have had his curiosity fully
satisfied without carrying any OF them
home. I
Monday evening of last week was Hal
lOwsep and the occasion did not go
xithOl. observance. The temperature
Wis mild, and the young people were
olt Travellers along the streets were
likely to run on to spooks and hobgob-
lins al any corner. Most OF the antics
we're pure fun, and no mischief of any
consequence was perpetrated. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. ] <. Murch celebrated /
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their !
Wedding last Tuesday evening. Rels-
tyes and few intimate friends were
present, making party of about thirty
five A pleasant social evening was
passed, without any fixed programme,
and Mr.. and Mrs Murch received a
number of appropriate gifts as reminders
Of the occasion.
Those who are familiar with the
heterogeneous appearance OF the or
binary freight train, with cars OF all
sizes. COlOrs and conditions of servitude, !
sometimes hardly any two showing uni
tOrmity in any respect, would have been
refreshed with the sight of section ct
train which went through here Thurs
day. In the middle of the train were
sixteen Grand Trunk box cars, all brand
new, all Of the same size and type, with
allsteel frames, and cOnsecutively num-
bered II was an unusual sight, and II
sa safe gamble that those sixteen cars
never will be seen in one train again.
Several thousand young fish from the
United States Bureau of Fisheries were .
unlOaded here Wednesday and taken to
their destinations. Twelve cans OF sal !
mon went to Shagg Pond and a smaller
number of trout 10 Halls Pond in Paris.
Il is only recently that any one has
thought Of Halls Pond as a trout pond,
but quite number of good trout have
been caught there this year. Appare ut
the fish thrive there, and with the
poper care il may become good hshing.
Halls Pond though small is one OF only
two ponds large enough to put on the
map Of the town of Paris, and except
Pennesseewsssee Lake is the nearest wa
Ter 10 the village.
The Methodist sale in the vesiry OF the
Baptist church last Thursday afternoon
and evening was very successful. There
we're tables for the sale of aprons, vege-
tables, food, fancy articles, candy, Ice
cream, and large department store,
With the usual variety of goods. The
tOOd and candy tables were cleared out
1sn early hour, and little was left on
the other tables at the time OF closing
10 the evening there was music by the
Misses Dean and Carl Mason, with violin,
piano and clariOnet. An autograph
guilt, which was made by Mrs. A. w.
POs,ls Of Buckfield, and toward which
numerous people contributed, was pre-
y 'entsd to Mrs. T. N. Kewley.
A company which filed the tables sat
down to the supper of the Universaiist
Good Cheer Society last Tuesday even
ing Following the supper there was an
Entertainment. There were two duets
oy Mrs. Wilson piano, and Miss Grace
Dean violin. A farce, "a Pair OF Bur
glars" was we'll presented, the parts be-