Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-17


TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going Cown(e ast)-5:S6 !. NJ, daily; $50 A. NJ,
dslly except sunday; :S3 P. n. daily.
Going up (west)-9: 80 A. NJ. daily; S:a6 Pm,
dsily except Sunday; s. AZ p NJ, daily
CHURCHES.
F,rst Congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
bnrtsr Pastor. Preaching service, l045 A. M;
sunday School II i5 A. M; Y. p. s. e. Z, 600
PM Evening service 100 ?. ~; church
,rayer meeting Wednesday evening at 30 p N.
Al not otherwise connected, are cordially In
Methodist Church, Rev t. n. Kewley. Pastor.
ON Sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. NJ
preaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sabbath School
f5W Epworth League Meeting % p. NJ;
,raver meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
Bspti.t Church. Rev. J. Wallace CHESHIRE,
psst6r on sunday, preaching service As A.
!, Ssbhsth school Il NJ; Y. P. 5. c. E. 6:l5 P
NJ prayer meeting 500 p. NJ; wednesday even
IBg prayer service : 80 Seats free. All are
Tpiyersalist Church, Rev J. II. Little, Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday At 10 as A. n
SaTGay School at IL N. Junior Union at 80
PM N.P. {. L. at I'm
STATED MEETINGS.
80 M.-Paris Lodge, No ~. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before fullnoon-
-. D. F.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
ln,s Thursday evening OF each week.-Aurora
E1-ampment. first and third Monday evenings
~ each month. -, -,
ID ~ K-MOunt Pleasant ke0ekah Lodge, NO
90 meets second and fourth fridays OF escn
r11nta IN Odd Fellows Hall.
CA.R-w. X. Eimball Post. No. las, meets
trt AMI thiri Saturday evenings OF each
Nm n Eim6aN Circle. Ladies OF the G. A. |
D. ueet- Hrst -ul third saturday evenings Of
.s-- month. IN Grand Arm4 Hall.
~rIN Joshua l.. Cham herlain camp meets /
.--f ..rI t.lrd Tuesday evenings OF each month /
rIfH-Paris t,range. from May 10 Oct I. /
-.sts dr-t aui third saturday, during ne /
..fr ha rrssFfz
r.6 g. .-second and fourth Mondays Of
~. 6. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl. /
.. -econ3 AMI fourth "Wednesday evenings /
fF.-HamHn Lodge. No. 81. neess every 4
PIP Az evening a. PythiAn Hal
ssbt below zero "Wednesday morning
F-srI, IN town Of Mrs. Walter Brown
.f chicago will b. glad D hear that she 4
Fl. yeriug from an attack % Pneu-
uau.A.
Hon 70 n FeTnAld Of Poland was 10
.ar FRIDAY. Mt Fernald's candidacy
Or GOVERNOR has many strong supporters
.svt.nity
gy ana Mr.. A. W Puttle OF Buck.
.si we're here Thursday visiting the
s.-.. ,hr Methodist vestry and renew
.uaintance with former Parishion-
rr
frank woodSum Of Norway, at
as 1 the factory Of the Paris Manu-
E-.uug Co., got the tip % his right
t.ub 90 20 a buzz planer last Monday,
AZ rbe thumb had 20 be AmPutated az
tht rst joint
l- and Mrs. J. G.. Littletield have
~.-f from Pythian Block into their
new home the True house 90 Pleasant
street.. Quite extensive repair and reno
WALTON has been made on the house since
90, purchase by DIR. Littleheld.
A series Of dances under the manage
mrnt Of George A. Wilson, Jr., are TO be
held in New Hall, with music by the
Swastika Orchestra. The first was to
have been last Friday evening, but owing
o. the district Rebekah meeting that
night, it was deferred until Friday even
ing, March 20.
Mrs. Rizpah Whitman suffered bad |
accident Wednesday Going into the
house of a neighbor, she slipped, and
putting out her left hand to save herself,
the wrist was broken near the joint-a |
bad fracture. 1t was promptly set, and
is doing well and she is as comfortable as
could be expected under the circum- |
stances.
Rev. Howard Nude of the Second
Parish Church, Portland, will give his
lecture, "Alone through Palestine" at
the Congregational church next Thurs |
day evening. Mr.. Nude will exhibit |
many pictures and samples of Palestine |
rocks. By his lecture he will endeavor |
To make the Bible real, and through the /
land to prove the Book. The lecture is |
spoken of highly by those who have
heard it. Admission % cents.
The district meeting of the Rebekah |
lodges in this district, comprising |
south Paris, Norway and Mechanic Falls, |
was held with Mt. Pleasant Lodge Fri |
day evening. The president of the State /
Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. Emery OF North
Arson. and the vice president, Mrs |
Cook Of Brunswick, were present. Re
freshments were served and there was
social session after the work of the meet |
lug. There was large attendance, ten
lodges being represented.
Had il not been for the GOODNESS and |
prompt action of Conductor Edwards |
Wednesday evening, there would have
been broken headlight and some |
broken windows in the vestibule ends OF
two OF the Norway and Paris electrics, !
II there had been nothing of more seri- /
Gus nature Returning after the theatre |
az Norway Opera House, two cars were
placed at the disposal of the patrons of
the road one following the other at
some little distance. As they approach
ed Alpine Street, the first car stopped |
for passengers TO alight IL is very sell
dom that the ears do not stop at this |
point whenever there is an entertain
ment in either village, but the motor
man Of the second car failed 10 have his
car under control and the second car |
approached the first rapidly. Conductor |
Edwards Of the first car noticed that the |
second car could not make the stop IN |
the remaining distance, stepped into the
doorway 10 prevent any of the ladies |
from coming into the vestibule, and |
sgnaled his mOtOrman TO go ahead with |
out waiting for any of the lady passen-
gers 10 alight. The men who were
standing in the vestibule got of the car
IN a hurry, preferring TO be on the
ground. With the first car again under
way. the second car came within six
inches of il before il could make the
stop, and had the first car remained
where il stopped, serious damages would
no doubt have resulted.
The following is the programme of the
piano recital by the younger pupils OF
Mrs. Cora s. Briggs Wednesday, March
llth:
Duett-santa Lucia, Kucheimeister.
Lila Hutchins and Florence Hartman.
Rondino Clement.
Madeleine Andrews.
Tale ola Kite, Spaulding
Phyllis Taylor.
Esther Pike.
Film Dance. Strelezki.
Ruth Cummings.
Duett-Flattery, Bachmann'
Donald and Francis Andrews.
Loves Golden Dream, Gray.
Rena Tribou.
spinning Lay, Gcerdeier'
Leotine Robinson. .,
Petite March. GeibeL
Raymond Penfold. ..,
The Fan. Van Gael
Belle Ames
Pussy Willow Polka. Smith
Marion Bangs.
The skaters, Van Gael
Clara Shepherd.
TaranteIe, Spindler.
Rainbow Dance, Tracy.
Marion Gray.
In the Cotton, Ortiz
Berenice Nash.
Home, Sweet Home, Lichner'