Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-08-13

SOUTH PARIS.

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CHURCHES.
IT,, Congregational Church, Rev. A. X. Bald
,,,n pastor. Preaching service. loao A; M;
n sOOP. NJ; Church prayer meeting wed
500 u % evening at 80 O'Clock. All, not other
iss connected, are cordially invited.
MsSa 5isS morning prayer meeting 10 90 A. NJ.
OLS'bi,g service 0:&5 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
pTes'u'IE 1Worth League Meeting 90 p. NJ.
10, meeting Wednesday evening I 80; clas
Pia!,,r, ErIiay yening 80.
ne s6ni;.t Church, Rev. J. Wallace Cheshire
30 ON sunday, preaching service lOa9 A
!, Sabbath School Il NJ; \. L: ,. Z. T., oio z
w. ", nrtyer meeting 90 p. NJ; wednesday even
M Drawer service I 80. seats free' All an
"y5S.yJycr-,llst Church. Rev. J. IL. Little. Pastor
,nasfng service every Sunday az lO35 A.
ffLs'Iav School at IL NJ. Junior Union at $50
IN Y. p. c. I. at Pm.
Miss Edith Watkins is visiting friends
in Nova Scotia.
Mrs Frank Needham of Portland is q
onest at Z. n. Anderson's.
Mrs Annie Wilson spent the past week
With relatives at Belgrade.
J. Knight of Rumford visited rela
,iyes at South Paris Wednesday.
q = Andrews and wife of Lowell
,;sitaj At G. G.. Andrews few days re.
Gently.
Ernest NJ. SWEET and James Finch are
snsnding a week at Upton, after fish and
pleasure.
Miss Gertrude Cobb and Miss Leslie
RrsWer Of Portland are guests at II. g.
Fle,cher'S.
Miss Eva Farrar OF Auburn, daughter
oiWal,er ". Farrar, is visiting relatives
AZ south Paris.
The Misses Burnell entertained a mum
hsr nj friends at tea at their home We'd
pssday evening.
Harry Morton and daughter Grace OF
Auburn spent a few days at y. ID.
holsters last week.
NJ and Mrs. viii Haynes OF Rich
r,ap3 have recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wise for few days.
Mrs Theodore Tbayer and Winslow
T. Thaysr spent Saturday and Sunday at
Hills Beach, near Biddeford.
NJ and Mrs. Charles (. Brett have
returned after stopping for few weeks
AZ their camp at Marshall Pond.
Miss Grace Thayer spent few days at
Higgins Beach last week, with her
friend, Mrs. Newton of Kent's Hill.
Phi. Bolster spent last week at the
Chairman Farm on Elm Hill, the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Donald Chapman.
Miss Call and Miss Doane, teachers in
the Boston schools, are expected guests
at f. Evans for a part OF their vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Getchell and his niece, Miss Net
lie Ge'chell, of Boston, are spending a
few weeks of the vacation at L. F..
Evans.
Mrs. Flora +. Barry of Boston and
her niece, Miss Flora Ritner Harlow OF
Bridgeport, Conn.,, are guests at Silas +.
MaXim'S.
Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler spent few
days with the family of I. S. Barnes at
their cottage at Trefethen's Landing,
Peaks Island, last week.
Burberry parties have been very
numerous in j. +. Kings pasture the
past week and many bushels OF blueoer-
ries have been taken away.
The Rebekahs had very delightful
sociable after the lodge meeting Friday
evening. Refreshments Of ice cream and
fancy crackers were served.
Mrs. HAYES and her granddaughter,
little Margaret Hayes, of Auburn, have
been guests of Mrs. Hayes daughter,
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler, for few days.
William X. Holmes, who has been at
tending the summer school at Harvard,
is with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ia
Holmes, for the remainder OF the vaca'
ton.
William gilbert and family with theii
guests are occupying Neverease Cottage
on Pennesseewassee Lake for week
Raw and Marie Newton are with them
there.
Miss Eva Ballard of Fryeburg &C
companied her uncle, County Commits
sioner Dean A. Ballard, to South Paris
when he came last week to attend the
commissioners meeting.
The meat shop in the Jackson build
ing on Market Square, from which Elmer
L. Aldrich recently moved, is being re-
paired, and will be occupied soon as
meat market by Theodore Thayef.
Mrs. RI. Powers and daughter Lillian
are spending Mrs. Powers vacation al
James Bumpus' in Hebron. Miss
Blanche Barrows is in charge OF Mrs
Powers store at Norway during hel
absence.
The Four Ponds fishing party made
their annual trip last week. There were
in the party this year 5. u. Burneii'
John NJ. Murch, w. S. Starbird, Capt A
A. Starbird, Maj. Rollins, an army sur
geon, and Leon <. Noyes.
L. G. Wheeler of Everett, Mass, and
Harry NJ. Wheeler of this place went
Saturday to Shagg Pond for week s
camping. Each of them has camp lot
on the shore of the pond, and they VIII
probably build next season.
Co. d, First Regiment, n. &. ). NJ,
left Thursday morning on the 9:34 tram
for Portland, where they are taking part
in the war maneuvers under the regula
tiOns OF the United States Army. Co
d is stationed at Fort Levett, on Cush'
ing'S Island. The company has its com
plement of fifty-three officers and men
The first concert of the series by the
Norway Band was given Thursday even
ing of last week instead of "Wednesday
on account of engagements Of some OF
the players. The evening was mt
though cool for August, and the usua
large crowd gathered and enjoyed ths
music to the full.
What's the use to spoil good story
Deputy Sheriff Elliott of Rumford Fall
came into town Friday afternoon in hll
automobile, bringing prisoner VIII
one leg in splints. When the sheriff lief
the machine for minute or two TO az
an GRAND, the prisoner gave the oy
Standers who inquired of him startling
story. This was that he was fired at D.
some of the Italians at Smiths Crossing
and that in return he shot three of them
dead! 1t was good story, but 1t wa
spoiled when the fact was learned tina
the prisoner was arrested for plan
drunk, and that he attempted to escap
from the automobile and broke BON
of his leg in doing so.
Mt. Mica Lodge of Odd Fellows observ
ed its thirty-third anniversary on Satur
day with picnic at Penley's Grove