Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-07-28

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
town cast ) A. N, daily; 9 80 A. N.
,sl- except sunday, II P NJ, daily q A
- -, yFrs.ty-s 50 A. NJ, daily; IS Pm
-xceIt sunday; 10 IS P. NJ, daily 10: % a
80. g. " sunday only
CHURCHES.
re-. csr--egat!onal Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
yv..-.s- PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 45 A N.
,-lsT school II As A. N, \ r ;. Z. Z. Q -
Evenlng service go P. NJ; Church
-esting Wednesday evening az 30 P. N.
-5t Otherwise connected. are cordially In
Vs,s,a,, Church. Rev. T. y. Kevley, Pastor.
a-S.rlsv. morning prayermeeung 10 90 A. n.
s.-1-y .srv!ce 10 IS A. NJ, sabbath School
Fuworth League Meeting % P. M;
- ~eet!rx Wednesday evening 30; class
-5 5.-.. 1trrcb Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro,
49, s1 sunday, preaching service lO;+5 A.
30. SchoO. l. NJ 4. Z: : Z. Z, 6i9 p.
"a .r.eer meeting - ?. NJ W Wednesday even
e. .-.-er service : 30. Seats free AL are
'r--.ysr.s,,s, Church. Rev j. II. Little, Pastor.
p--...,-- service every sunday al 10 40 A.
80. .r school AZ i NJ Junior Union at 5 80
-v g. I. ~ p NJ.
STATED MEETINGS.
80 M.-Psri- Lodge, No. "a. Regular
s-j~.- 'ruesIIav evening on OF before fullmoon.
.F-MOUnt Mica Lodge, regular meet
-slsv evening OF each week-Aurora
rrueu,. trst and third Monday evenings
Mount Pleasanr Rebekah Lodge, No.
q. -gg,s second ami fourth fridays OF escn
-.-.- 81 Oit Fellows Hall.
Wv. X. Eimbal Post, No. las, meets
r-. ,-f ,hlrt Saturday evenings OF each
-.- Ia ~, A. K Hall
~ K!m6aI Circle. Ladies OF the G. A.
D. -sat- arsl ard third saturday evenings OF
~.1n:h. IN Grand ArmS Hall.
s-.tJ-hua l.. CHAMBERLAIN Camp meets
evenings OF each month.
E.-Paris Grange, from May 20 Oct. !,
-.-5 ---, and third saturday; during the
r. .g- % iae year, meets every saturday ID
u.1. G.C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays of
% P.-s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
3, -ecJa! and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hanln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
ae ,en.us ~ Pythian Han
RAYMOND Peufold spent last week
Visiting relatives in Gorham. y. II.
r-. and Mrs. A. W. Pottle of Buck
t-i called on friends here Tuesday.
49, ID. Clark and family are spending
.-ag weeks vacation at Peaks Island.
Mr. and Mrs. y. G.. Elder are spending
afag days q Portland and Brunswick.
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler has been spend
.r.. she past week at Auburn and SPUR
-- Island.
N- and Mrs. Charles E. Brett are
spending the week at their camp on
MARSHALL Pond.
". :, Wilma Morrill, of WestbroOk has
aaea the guest of Mrs. II. W. Shaw at
Hu-g. Andrews for few days.
There will De a Good Cheer meeting
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. 1t is
hoped 70 have a good attendance.
GUESTS of Mrs. Mark Leach are her
-w5 sisters. Mrs. HathOrn of North
Audoyer, Mass, and Miss Mason OF
lawrence, Mass.
Tie Democrat was in error last week
la stating the cause of the death OF Mrs.
E.1da ;. Yates. 1t was tumOr OF the
bowels, not cancer as stated.
saturday, August 5, is the date set for
,Le annual Odd Fellows excursion. 1t
is planned to 90 to Lake Auburn by way
q the Mechanic Falls electrics.
There will be dance at Academy
Hall, Paris Hill, Friday evening, July
list. Music, Swastika Orchestra. Ad-
mission % cents each. If stormy post
poned.
O. Z. Ripley and family, who have
lived in Portland for the past few years,
have returned to South Paris, and are
occupying the new cement house on
Wheeler Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holt of Somer-
vile, Mass, are guests at l. K. Andrews.
Mrs Holt. formerly Miss Albertha q.
Andrews of Lowell, is a graduate of
Paris High School.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson and
,he,r guests went Friday to their camp,
camp Owsley, Harrison, for stay OF
several weeks. <. A. Jackson OF Mel
rose, Mass, joined them there on Sat
1gday,
Misses Ida and Grace Dean played for
the grange fair at Harrison Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of last week,
also for the dance which closed the fair
Thursday evening Mr.. Bennett OF Har-
ri,au came after them aud brought them
back with his automobile.
Three new SturgiS deputies have re
Gently been appointed, one of whom is
GEORGE Z. Hermann of WestbroOk, who |
did the spOtter work at Rumford Falls |
which brought so many of the dealers
in that place into court here last March. |
Hermann was a witness in the court |
here and was in attendance for some |
time
Mrs. ). T. Richards of Huntington,
Oregon, and her daughter. Mrs. F. II.
Williams. and daughter Gladys, of Utah, |
are quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich
ards. Mrs. S. +. Richards is the widow
of % brother of George W. Richards who |
died about year ago, IL is twenty |
three years since Mrs Richards and her
daughter have been here or seen their /
resr.ves who live here.
The Norway Water Co. is now laying |
s1Iuch pipe on Western Avenue. This
pipe starts from the eight-inch main at
tle ilnction of Western Avenue and |
Pleasant Street, and will connect with |
the clmpany's main at the Paris Manu-
featuring Co.'S plant. At the court
house grounds the one hydrant now |
standing will be taken out, and three !
new hydrants will be put in, at such |
places on the grounds as will afford the |
best protection.
Albert ID. Park was visited one day |
last week By Aaron NJ. StOrer OF
KOsc.uskO, Miss, former Mexico boy |
and a schoOlmate of his in that town.
The two had not met before for thirty |
seven years. Mr.. Storer has been engsg-
ed 'or many years in contract work on
railroad construction and levee work in
the south, and is now United States
marshal for the northern district OF
Mississippi. He will visit in New Bruins
wick and at his old home in Mexico be-
fore his return south.
Perhaps there are some who do not
know that about ten days since, on the
morning of the 18th, we had frost here,
but such is the fact. 1t was not heavy
enough 10 do serious damage in the vii
iage, but the cranberry crop OF ). u.
Burnell. near the Hebron road, was prac-
tically ruined, the berries turning black
so they fall off. There was promise OF
one OF the best crops which the bog has
ever borne-and il has had some good
ORes-but now it is evident that 1T can
be only few bushels. The bog might
easily have been flowed if any danger
had been anticipated. A killing frost
the middle of July is something that the
oldest inhabitant doesn't know about
at least, the said o. h. has not recalled
such thing for the benefit of the Demo-
crat.