Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-08

Once Hours. ~ A. n 70 W r II
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September s6. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going DOWN. east)-5 50 A. NJ. daily; 8 80 A. NJ.
dsily except Sunday; a SO p. NJ, daily; oSoP
M Go o M Iwes.)-s5 80 A. NJ. daily; s:s5 P. NJ,
daily except sunday; SAT p. n, daily; 10 A.
NJ Sunday only.
First Congregational Church, Kew. a. L. NC
whorter, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 40 A. n;
sunday School II 40 A "a; \, :; u E r. 0S
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening az 80 p. n
Al not otherwise connected. are cordially In
Netnodist Church, Rev T. n. Kewley, Pastor
ON sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n,
preaching service 10 As A. M; Saboatn Scnooi
Y NJ; Epworth League MeelanS S o% g.eot c,ss,
Bantlst Church, Rev. J. Wallace Cheshire,
Pastor; ON sunday, preaching service iS Ss a
NJ PRAYER meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday even
ing Drawer service I 80. Seats free. All are
"I IyniVersalst Church. Preaching service ev.
ery SUNDAY at 10 AS A. a. Sunday school az
i5n Junior Union at 3 80 P. N. Up. Z. U.
at7r.N.
STATED MEETINGS.
ga M-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
m se,ing TUESDAY evening on or before tullmoon'
I a. D. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
iuys, Thursday evening OF each week'-Au,rora
E1csmpment, first and ghirl Monday evenings
n ~ R~Mount Plelsan Rebekah Lodge, No.
20 meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month in Odd Fellows Hall; ~ no ..,.
GA. R.-w. X. Kimbsll Post, NO. las, meets s
Dir and third saturday evenings Oh each
MONTH in G. A. r. Hall.
Wm' K. KimbaI Circle. Ladies' Of the 6. A:
q meets first and third Saturday evenings OIL
,I.a month"; In Grand Arm6 Hall.
joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
.r-a. and fourth Saturday evenings OF eacn
yH-Paris Grange, from May I to Oct. l,
IN s,s first and third Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year, meets every Saturday In
4. IS .C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
s. &. q. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
% 8 second and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hamlin Lodge. No. 81, meets every
r. 'sy evening at Pythian Hall.
Good Cheer Jubilee at Good Cheer
Hall Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week.
Mrs. +. n. Wright entertained the
Married Ladies' Whist Club Thursday
afternoon.
The usual court temperance meeting
will be held this week, Tuesday evening,
beginning at 7:3O.
Chandler Swift, who injured his hip
by a fall on the street a week ago, is i'm
proving but rather slowly.
Mrs. Alton C.. Wheeler is making a
visit of two or three weeks TO relatives
in Boston and Providence, X. |.
C. Freeland Penley, who has been at
st. Cloud, Fla, with DR.. Packard, for
the past few weeks, returned to his
home here the first of last week.
Tuesday evening of this week will be |
past masters night at Paris Lodge, when |
the past masters will confer the N. NJ. |
degree upon one candidate. j. +. King, |
the oldest past master, will act as mas
ter.
Orsmel. son of o. G.. Pratt, ten years /
Of aye was taken to the Central Maine |
General Hospital at Lewiston Wednesday
for .rsa.ment for appendicitis, and was
operated upon the next day. He is do
ing we'll.
D. K Clifford, who has for some years
lived In the Rice house which he pur-
chased on High Street, has moved to the
farm on Brett Hill for some time occu-
pied by II. NJ. Berry, which Mr.. Clifford !
purchased short time since. He will
run a milk cart to the village.
Henry j. Merrill went Monday morn
ing to Camden, where be is to take
charge of shoe store which has been
purchased and is TO be conducted by the
A n. Berry Shoe Co. of Portland. Mr..
Merrilrs family will go later, after he
has secured accommodations for them.
Addison b. Parsons, former resident
81 tai, .owu, died at his home in Rum
ford ~ the 10Th of February. Mr.. Par
sons was an old resident of Hartford,
ana has one brother there and another
ir Buckfield. He lived in Paris for a /
number of years some twenty years ago
Albert L. Morse has gone to Lewiston,
where he has position with the Maine
Central Railroad, engaged in some work |
in connection with the care and main
teuance of the block signal system used
by the road. Mr.. Morse's place as jani-
tor of the school buildings is taken by |
John Wight.
The Seneca Club is entertained at Mrs. ,
Haskells this Monday evening by Mrs. |
Haskell and Mrs. Wilson. The pro-
gramme includes roll call-bright say |
ings of children; paper, Denver" Mrs.
II. A. Morton; paper, Natural Resour-
ces OF the West" Mrs. Gray; biography, !
Walt Whitman, Miss Wheeler.
A number of the young women went
10 Lewiston last Monday to see Maude |
Adams in What Every Woman Knows
at the Empire. The party included Miss
s N Wheeler, Miss Sara l. SWEET, Miss
florence N. Richardson, Miss Addie L..
Giles, Miss Flora Murch, and Miss Ethel
q rocket. Most of them were at the
Hayes Home for the night.
W. ID. Clark and family moved last
week to Portland, where Mr.. Clark is In
the grocery business, the same line of
business which he has followed here for
many wears. Mr.. Clark's house at High |
and Gothic Streets is occupied by w. b
Webster and family, who have moved
in, and j. A. Scott and family occupy Z.
". BOwker's rent from which the
Websters moved.
The remains of Mrs. Annette Cushman
were brought here for interment on
Wednesday from Pennington, where she
hal resided. prayer service conducted
b. Rev. G. G.. Miller was held at River
side Cemetery. She was the daughter OF
Thomas y. Stowell, and was born and
reared in Paris. She married first DIR.
Nswell H. Weber, and after his death |
AGua G. Cushman, formerly OF this
town. She was "a years Of age.
a large attendance at the supper and |
eulertainment of the Bereans at the
Methodist vestry Thursday evening, |
The Bereans are the mems class ot tue |
Sunday School, and the work OF the sup |
per was all done by the men. 1t was
necessary to reset the tables for quito
large number. The entertainment of the |
evening was furnished by the Bates Col |
iege Qusrtette, which gave even greater |
pleasure than at its former appearance |
here few weeks since, and Mr.. Farms |
worth as reader, who found great favor
with the audience.
Following the regular monthly supper
of the Universalist Good Cheer Society
last Tuesday evening, Rev. Chester Gore
Miller gave his lecture on "A Trip to
the Far West" giving an interesting
and instructive description OF a trip re-