Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-11-20

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
once Hours: 7:sO AN. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Sept 30. 1876,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down teast)-5 50 A. NJ, daily; 9 "A A. N.
daily except sunday; 4 IS p. n. daily.
Going up (west)-l0 90 A. NJ. daily; S=s6 p. H.,
daily except sunday, SAT p. NJ, daily
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church, Rev. A. X. Bald
win. Pastor Preaching service. loa5 A.
sunday school I'm: vespers 80 NJ; Y.
sc. L. 6OoP. NJ; Church prayer meeting wed'
nes,isy evening at 30 O'Clock. All, not other
wise connected. are cordially invited, ,
Methodist Church, Rev. III. A. ChrorJ, Pastor.
on sunday. morning prayer meeting 80 A; n
preaching service o+s A: NJ; sabbath schooi
Il NJ; spworth League Meeti"s . 70 =; MT ~;
ing Tuesday evening; class meeung. FRIDAY
evening. ,- ~, c,.
Pa-tor ON sunday. preaching service 10 10 A.
"A sabbath - h0ol l. NJ. Y. II. =. Z. n, Clio Z.
n PRAYER meeting 90 z. NJ; "Wednesday even
inS prayer service : 80. Seats Tree. All are
UniSersalist Church, Rev. j. II. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday az 10 40 A. n
Sunday School AT IL n. Evening service,
PM.
STATED hEsrrSGs.
"A. M.-Pari, Lodge, No. "a. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
10. D. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ings, Thursday evening OF eaea week'-Aurora
Encampment, hrst ana thiru hohuay osohi"ss
D. of R.~Mount Pleasan. Rebekah Lodge. No.
so, meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In ODD Fellows Hall.
AR-w. X. KiInball Post, No. las, meets
dr-t and thru Saturday evenings Oh esca
month. In 6, a. K HAL. o.. .., -,
and third saturday evenings Of esch month"; In
Relief Corps Hall.
r. Of H.Eparis Grange. from May to Oct l,
meets first and third Saturday; during the
U.0 'G.C.-second and fourth Mondays of
y. e. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. isl,
me IS second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF ach month.
Sr ay evening st Pythian Hall.
CT. Chase is at Rumford Falls doing
carpenter work.
Hon. James S. Wright was at North
Jay several days last week.
Frank l.. Doble of Methuen, Mass, has
been in town for a few days visiting his
relatives.
The hunting party which went to
Upton GOT home last Monday night with |
four deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Ordway entertain
ed few friends at Finch Monday even |
ing of last week.
Irving Z. Andrews and Ernest Martin, |
who had been at Gilead for several days, |
returned home Friday night with one
good deer
The Fan-Tans are planning minstrel
show. There is no doubt that they can |
mt some numbers on their program |
which will bring down the house.
Arthur z. Clark, who went to Bromp- |
tonville, One, two weeks since, has been
AZ home for the past week on account OF
i'll health, which was troubling him
when he went to that place.
Mrs. Albert d. Park was in East Sum-
ner for a few days last week, to stay |
with her sister, Mrs. 5. G. Head, while
Mr.. Heald was in Massachusetts on &C
count of the death of a relative.
Aaron 0. Corbett will sell some stock
and farming tools at auction at his farm
next Thursday, Nov. %, at $3.50 A. NJ.
Eight cows and heifers, eight sheep,
work horses, sleds and wagons, farming
tools of all sorts, etc. Free hot lunch
served at noon.
The Seneca Club is entertained this
Monday evening by Mrs. Harry Morton |
and Mrs. Effie Howe at Mrs. Mortons. |
Vienna is the city to be studied. There
will be current events by the club, essay |
by Miss Stearns, reading by Miss Rounds, |
and piano duet, Mrs. Penfold and Mrs. |
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Burbank were
al home from Gorham, y. H., over Sun |
day. Mr.. Burbank has been at work |
during the summer remodeling nice |
house for one of the firm of 4. Libby X
Sons, and is now building mill for them.
He SAYS that there is two feet OF snow at
Gorham, and three feet at the Glen.
The Universalist Good Cheer Society |
at it's meeting Wednesday transacted |
quite a lot of business, part of it being |
the choice of general committee to
have charge of the society's fair. Rev. |
j. N. Little is chairman, and the other |
members are Mrs. j. j. Murphy, Mrs. L.
+. Andrews, Mrs. Theodore Thayer, !
Mrs. Charles II. Thayer, Mrs. George
A. Abbott and the officers of the society. |
Pupils not absent one-half day during |
fall term in fifth grade:
Freeman Abbott Elsie Gray
airline Croker Marion GRAY
Marjorie Chandler Hattle 1oWeh
Victor Campbell Iva Merrit
Lena Everett Marjorie Parlin
Sixth Grade
Winfield Brooks Chester Easson
Merton Clifford MAUI Martn
stephen Clifford Ernest Iaioot
Lulu Davis
FLORENCE RICHARDSON, Teacher.
DR.. j. G. Littlefield had an automobile
delivered to him last week, which he
bought in Portland. IL is twenty
horse power Locomobile touring csr-or
rather was that, for the doctor had the
tonneau taken of, making 1t TWO
seated carriage. 1t will not be run much
this year. but as it was run up from Fort
land Wednesday in five hours, through
several inches of mud, snow and siush,
the doctor thinks it has demonstrated Its
ability 70 do hard work.
The Democrats next serial story is
THE Marathon Mystery; tale or Man
haitian" the first installment OF which
appears in this paper. This is one OF
those stories of New York newspaper
man who out-Sherlocks Sherlock Holmes
himself in the detective instinct. You
know there are such men, though they
exist mainly on paper-and this is one of
the papers. The mystery is nnaily un
raveled by his phenomenal skill. 1t Is a
somewhat fearsome tale in several OF Its
features. and yet il you will begin it you
will be sure to read the whole of IL, and
that is about as good a recommendation
of a story as we cen make.
School in the Porter District closed
Nov. 10. The names of scholars not
absent one-half day were Herman Bry-
ant. Martha Porter and Elias McKeen.
Harold Porter missed one-half day on
account of sickness. Two prizes for
spelling were given to Harold Porter and
Elias McKeen. The following pro-
gramme was carried out:
Concert reading. 1 Remember. Remember,
Recitation. The Village Blacksmith.
Recitation. Hickory, DickOry. Dock.
Recitation. The Psalm of Life, Leon FELTON,.
Recitation Robins In the Rain Elias Mcheen-
Recitation. Thanksgiving at the Moon: ,-.,
Recitation. Boys Wanted, 1900 Esko Nickersor.
Recitation. Farmer John, -----.--- Harold Porter
Recitation. The Reaper and the Flowers.
Recitation, Robert of Lincoln. John McKeen.
Recitation, Thanksgiving Day Martha Porter