Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-10-13
The Oxford HemoIrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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CHURCHES.
FIRST Congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
Wborter, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 AS A. N.
sgntay school II IS A. NJ; Y. p. $. &. L. SO.
p ". Evening service 100 ?. M; Church
,.-.rsr meeting Wednesday evening at 30 P. =
4 i. not otherwise connected, are cordially In
Sstbodist Church. Rev. T y. Eewley. Pastor
on sunday. morning prayermeeting 10 go A; N.
p NJ. Epworth League Meeting 8 % p. NJ
r-ayer meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
MEETING Friday vening 80.
Rsptist Church, Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro
pt.t6r ON sunday, preaching service 10 Is A
n sabbath school Il NJ; Y. P. 5. c. e, ISIS p
n PRAYER meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday even
ilx prayer service : 81. seats free. All are
Welcome. ~,
P-esrning service every sunday at 10 AS A. N
S-riav school IL II n. Junior Union at 81
y Up. {. Z. at r. VI.
STATED MEETINGS.
A. M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
r,.sfiDg Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
10. o. E.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms Thursday evening OF eaeh week.-Aurors
FTc4mpment. first and third Monday evenings
.'' r. - R.OMount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No
s.. meets second ana fourth Fridays OF csc
Ia .1ta IN Odd Fellows Han.
g.A.R.-W. X. Eimball Post, No. las, meets
gr aad third saturday evenings OF each
d. Inth In O.. A. z. Hall.
Wm' X. Himball Circle. Ladies Of the g. A.
. meets hrst md third saturday evenings 81
rsrH month. IN Grand ArmS Hall
4. Chamberlain IamU meets
-r-t and third Tuesday evenings of each month
b ofH.-Paris Grange, from May 10 Oct. /,
% els drst and third Saturday; during the
re 1ainder OF the year. meets every Saturday, In
TO. c. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
y %. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
nc 8 second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
ID. a.h month.
~ P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
as evening At Pythian Hal.
Miss Lila Farrar returned Friday from
the hospital at Lewiston.
Don't fail to see and hear 1.-THE Little
N.ns,rels'' at Good Cheer Hall Nov. Sd.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. h. Baldwin of Bruins
wick were 10 town last week few days
visiting at Alfred H. Jackson's.
Mrs. Amos Austin and Mr.. Ralph
Austin of Rumtord were here last week
20 attend the funeral of c. Freeman
Chase.
Mrs. George NJ. Giles, who had been
visiting relatives at Salem Willows,
Mass, for few weeks, returned home
Wednesday.
Frank K. Kimball and |. i. Andrews
are doing the painting and decorating on
the Masons' Hall at Norway, which is
being made entirely new.
Miss Eulalia Millett joined the South
Paris colony at the Central Maine Gen
eral Hospital at Lewiston Friday, for an
operation for appendicitis.
Harold T. Briggs has position as
clerk in the store of Fred y. Wright.
Howard W. Shaw takes his place as
freight clerk at the Grand Trunk station.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bumpus, who have
been at their cottage at Onset, Mass,
during the summer, returned home last
Tuesday, and were accompanied by Mrs.
Bumpus' sister, Mrs. Fannie Record,
who will make visit here.
The receiving tomb in Riverside Gene
terry is being enclosed with cement
blocks. The old brick walls are not dis
turbed, the blocks being laid against
them on the outside. This leaves the
interior of the tomb as before, but en-
tirely changes the appearance OF the out
side of the structure.
The corporation meeting last Tuesday
evening was SHINY attended. Other
things going on the same evening may
have had something TO do with this. y
ID. Bolster was elected moderator. II
was voted TO place four incandescent
lights on Gary Street. Also TO change
the arc light on High Street farthes
north to incandescents. The article
relative to the purchase of chemica
engine or engines was passed over, snC
the meeting adjourned after a short
session.
The Universalist Good Cheer Society
opened its session of monthly Supper'
last Tuesday evening. The usual bakec
bean supper was served. Following thu
supper there was very interesting mis-
cellaneous entertainment, comprising
piano duet by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs
Morton, vocal solos by Mr.. Pike, Mr.
Penfold and Mr.. Sessions, vocal due
by Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. Pike, readings
by Miss Katherine Morton and Miss Ros'
A. Murphy, and an act by Master Ralph
Andrews and Miss Marie Newton. A
sociable ended the evening. There was
a large attendance at both supper anC
entertainment.
The street light problem is with us,
and another special meeting of the South
Paris Village Corporation to consider
some phases of it is called this Tuesday
evening at Engine House Hall. The
matters to be acted on are three; to set
il the corporation will locate an iucan
descent light near the corner OF Western
Avenue and Hillside Avenue, and an
other on Hillside Avenue, between the
houses of Z. Y. Anderson and Mrs. Ses
sious; to see if the location or kind OF
any of the lights on Western Avenue
shall be changed; and finally, sort Of
omnibus article, giving the assessors
authority to make changes in the lights
from time to time, according TO their
Judgment and the desires of the citizens
affected.
The Democrat has received copy OF
very interesting little book issued by thu
forestry department of Maine. Ii is en-
titled Forest Trees of Maine, and How
10 Know Them" Ii was prepared unde
the direction of Forest Commissioner +
Z Ring, the descriptive matter being by
Professor Gordon <. Tower, instructo
in the forestry department at the Uni
yersity of Maine. In form it is an at
tractive pamphlet, of a convenient slz'
TO slip into the pocket when s6eld, ant
the illustrations are very full and illumt
mating. 1t is "little but meaty," and a
an elementary work it is of value Il
every one at all interested in the subjec
of which it treats. The book will b
mailed free on application to the fores
commissioner, as long as the limite
edition lasts, and we would voluntee
the advice that you get your request il
early.
Advertised letters in South Paris pos
Office Oct. ~:
Mrs Julia r. Shorey.
Mrs. Lizzie Morton.
Mrs. James Walker.
Mrs. Nellie A. Cobb 90.
Mrs. Lyman Cobb.
Mrs. Ada Chapman Martin.
Mrs. Mary Z. Smith.
Mrs. e. l.. Sturgts.
Mrs. W. G. Greene.