Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-02
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SOUTH PARIS.
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sourE PARIS POST OFFICE.
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
commencing June Is. 1910,
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CHURCHES
,,,,,regations Church, Rev. A. L. NC
f'ss SSstnr. Preaching service, l03o A. n,
Nng4 ,' SchD0I II as A. NJ; \. r. .. Y. =; oS
SUM Evening service ~ Z. ~ ~. Sn y :.
r. I..sver meeting "Wednesday evening ast,sI,v IN
aIl, MOI Otherwise eonnec'e'' Sie 'o' -
Ited ..rs, -surch, Rev. T. n. Kewley, Pastor
hs s.-1,isv. morning prayermeeting 10 90 n.
U.Ssss5,rs service l0aS A n, saooa az son0o
y n. l6.;ing wednesday evening @o' Gas
mgSSI--,t.t hurch, Rev. Z. A. DAVIS, fastor
on sgE'a 3 NJ Y. P. 5. c. E. 6l5 p. n.
0ain .,,r- : 90 Pm; Wednesday evening
Pra!e ss-gIce 80. Seats free. All ar
welcCI- ch,,r.h Rev Chester Gore Miller
In','' -,5-.srbing service every Sunday 81
fasS sunday School at IL N. f.f. Z. U
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STATED MEETINGS.
rkA M-Pari Lodge. No, "a, hesuIa'
10, rgqs.isy evening on or before ruIl moon
NE Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
i. q" r,,S,.-s ta,- evening OF each week-Aurors
inss, md. frst and third Monday evenings
Otssc2 = ,on Mount PIE san Rebeksh Lodge. No
49, . %. .5cond and fourth Fridays or escn
~ 49, ir ui, Fellows Hall. 40
n5u'. p " K. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
a., s-I ,eiri Saturday evenings OF eacn
mont rImbsIl Circle. Ladies' of the g. A.
~. ,-st and third saturday evenings OF
u, - .,.- IN Grand ArmA Hail.
sH.-gl-hua l.. Cham heriain camp meets
on irs .r-, tuesday night after the tuli Oh 'ne
mSo'. paris Grange. from May TO Oct; l,
a- ana third Saturday; during tne
me- - o. the year. meets every SATURDAY In
'7 % q. ~ second and fourth Mondays OF
e. stony Brook Lodge. No Isl,
1900 and fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF ..P ,iisnl,n Lodge, No. 81. meets every
- a. r,-l ss u Pythisn HAL.
lame. 70. Blake is spending his vacs-
ton a, Bay Point.
Tho FIRST hurdy- gurdy of the season
strueS Town Friday.
Mrs. C, Z Day of Boston is the guest
~ her sister, Mrs. Ellen Richards.
Th. -r.ms Of j. f. Plummer's new
bnoga.,w on Pine Street is going up.
n, .-i Mrs. y. G.. Elder are spend
iry NJ .ir vacation in Portland and vicin-
i,y.
Mis-, trace Dudley and Miss Florence
Richardson went on the excursion TO
Togus Wednesday.
Mrs Geo. c. Fernsld has been spend
inc tbs past week with friends at Long
Island. Portland Hsrbor.
The family of W. A. Blake have moved
N Lewiston, where Mr.. Blake has been
empl0vsi for some time.
A + Shurtleff has mounted the
vsatbe, ,ana taken from the Methodist
church 90 AVS grain mill.
Mrs. Arthur (. Clark and son Malcolm
and daughter Marion are visiting IN
Lowell Cor week or more.
Miss Flora Ritner Harlow of Bridge
port, Conn. is a guest at w. T. Maxim's
for the res, of the summer.
Mrs &. A. BeSsey of Stonebam, Mass,
is visiting relatives here, and will PROB
ably remain for some weeks.
Mrs. e. p. Parliu of Wilton has been
the CUES. of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". Il. Blake, for few days.
The month Of August is vacation at
the Uuiyersaist church, and there will
be no services there for that time.
AZ. Barrows, who recently sold his
1 house on SkjIjngs Avenue, has bought
house al Mechanic Falls, and moved
there last week.
William K. Holmes and family of New
q Britain. Coma, are with Mr.. Holmes
81 parents Mr and Mrs. A. L. Holmes, for
stay Of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. McArdle left Fri
DAY for a visit of about two weeks TO
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Z. Strickland,
in Schenectady, n. Y.
Mrs. Walter Peaslee and daughter OF
Exeter, Y. H., are visiting Mrs. Peaslee's
mother, Mrs. Matilda Richardson, and
other relatives in town.
A portion of the cast of Queen Esther,
iucludtog the principal soloists, went to
Norway Thursday afternoon to have
some group pictures taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Morton were at
Ramp Killooleet, Shagg Pond, over Sum-
DAY. and Mrs. Morton will remain there
with friends for some weeks.
Mrs. Charles X. Elder and Miss Mildred
Elder Of Maiden, Mass, arrived Thurs
dsy az their summer home here. Mr..
Elder > expected in few days.
n. II. Stuart, who has for some time
been principal of the Hallowell High
School, has been elected principal OF the
Cony High School at Augusta, q very
desirable position.
Re-. A. T. Mcwhorter and family will
20 this week on their annual vacation,
spending the first two weeks at Union,
and thence going to Ocean Park for a
stay Of week or more.
meeting of the Democratic County
Committee was held at the court house
Thursday, at which there were present
besides The committee quite number OF
the leading Democrats of the county.
A genuine Oxford bear, though only q
cub, attracted considerable attention at
the station Tuesday morning. he was
from Flint, the wild animal man, OF North
Waterford, and was Grated for journey
/ 10 Iowa.
Mr. Chas. A. Haines, the vete ran trav-
cling man, who has been coming to this
village for more than . quarter OF Gen.
tury. was the guest of j. P. Richardson
/ Thursday, leaving for Boston on the
train Friday morning.
Miss Fanny Chapman was given a
surprise party at her home Monday
evening by the members of her Sunday
School class and the superintendent,
DR.. c, l.. Buck. Miss Chapman was
presented with a book. Refreshments
were served, and the evening was pleas
sntly spent.
A party which is spending the present
week al Camp Concord is composed OF
Geo. R. Morton and family, Y. A. Held
ner and family, Paul Ramsdell OF Carl
bou, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Denni'
son and three sons of Harrison MI
Dennison is travelling salesman for the
Paris Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William gilbert left
| with small nartv Of frian1a for Camr