Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-11-17

'Notboiist Church, Rev. T. Y. Kewley, Pastor.
ON sunday morning prayermeeting 10 20 A. N.
C-,,.biny service 10 AS A. NJ, Sabbath School
SW Fpworth League Meeting 90 P. NJ;
r-sver meeting Wednesday evening ] 30; class
meeting Friday yening 30
E.Ufl.t Church, Rev. j. Wallace CHESHIRE,
psst5r ON sunday, preaching service l039 A
sabbath school IL M; Y. r: 5. Q. e., 6l5 p
n PRAYER meeting go p. NJ; wednesday even
m. PRAYER service 80. seats isee' AL are
"Trivcrsalis: Church, Rev J. II. Little. Pastor.
Preaching service every Sunday at 10 40 A: N
sunday School at II N. Junior Union al SO"
Pv Y. p. L. U. at M.
STATED MEETINGS.
a M.-Pari. Lodge, No. "a. Regular
80, IN, Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
= %. o. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular u ,et
inEs Thursday evening 2, eae %NSsS eysn,vgs
Enc1npment, nrst anu 'LiiRV 'h'''N'
o. n nj R-Mount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No.
30, meets second and fourth four fridays Oh eS'h
R.-w. K. Kimban Post. No. las, meets
ST and third Saturday evenings OF each
month IN q. A. r. Hall
p meets arst and third Saturday evenings OF
esr- month in Grand ArmA Hali.
.fV.-Ioshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
s-,t aud third Tuesday evenings OF each month.
p ~ U-Paris Grange. from May 20 OCT. l,
r.st, frst and third Saturday; during the
rer ,luicr OF the year, meets every SATURDAY, IN
rs G.C.-second and fourth Mondays of
q. . month. -,
3. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
q ecOnd and fourth Wednesday evenings
-ot P.-Hamhn Lodge. No. 81, meets every
> as evening at Pythisn Hall.
T Morse read at an entertainment
a, Westbrook Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Morton have
been in Boston for the past few days.
Percy NJ. Walker started Saturday for
+. n Evans camps at Enrol for deer
huIL
Rev. and Mrs. j. Wallace Chesbro |
entertained the G. 4. society Friday !
evening.
Mrs Will Walker of Auburn was the |
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. o. IL. BumpuS,
few days last week.
J. ;. Burbank and DAME 4. Dresser |
started Saturday morning for Upton on |
their annual deer hunting trip.
Miss Nellie Jackson goes to Portland !
once a week To take lessons in piano at |
the Clavier School conducted by +. l.. |
Rankin.
Tuesday evening of this week the Fan |
Tans will have one of their good times !
at their hall supper will be served at
$50 sharp.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday ,
evening with Mrs. W. P. Morton. Mrs. !
Julia Ward Howe is the topic of the
evenings programme.
A. l.. Campbell of the Berry Dodge
Co.. Newburyport, Mass, has been in
town the past week canvasSing the re- /
tail grocery trade with teas and coffees. ,
The Rebekahs enjoyed another So !
cable after lodge Friday evening. Hot
buttered pop corn and corn balls were
served for refreshments. Another Will
De held in two weeks.
Register of Probate Albert ID. Park
attended the November term of Probate
Court at Rumford last Tuesday. Mrs.
Park accompanied him as far as East
Sumner and visited relatives there.
Oscar l.. Peavey of Sand Point, Idaho,
is here visiting the families of bis broth
ers-in-law, J. p. Richardson and William
gilbert. Before returning home, be will
make hunting trip into the Maine
woods.
Two deer came down on the train and
were put off here Saturday morning.
One was a small one, the other good
sized buck They belonged to A. w.
Benson and f. c. Harlow, and were shot
in Newry.
Mrs. George B. Crockett is in Massa-
chusetts on visit To her daughters,
Mrs. C.. A. Record of Arlington, Mrs.
Leon S. Fairbanks of Newton, and Miss
Ethel C.. Crockett, who is teaching IN
Bridgewater.
Persons having articles for the mission
barrel are requested TO carry them to
Mrs. l.. C.. Morton's some time this
week. Bedding, towels, new or second
hand clothing; any Housekeeping or
school supplies are solicited.
Charles X. Newell went to Quincy,
Mass, the first of last week to attend
the funeral of the children OF his broth
or George, and bis houskeeper, Mrs.
Belcher, who lost their lives in the hre
as was told in the Democrat last week. ;
The reception by the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union to the South
Paris teachers will be given at the
Congregational vestry, Tuesday evening
of this week, at T:45. Parents OF the
pupils are invited TO meet the teachers
there.
Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl, y. Z. o. .
p, has been invited to participate with /
Lakeside Lodge of Norway Wednesday, :
Nov. Is, and observe the 2lst anniver- |
sary of the order. Past Supreme /
Warden, Judge Harry Manser, of Au-
burn. will address the meeting, and all !
members are requested to be present.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Bean, !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raw
SON of this place, was held at her former
home at North Bethel Wednesday, and
the remains were brought here on the
afternoon train for interment in River
side Cemetery. Her sudden death was
a great shock TO her many friends here.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Nov Is, 1905:
Mrs verna NJ. Leighton.
Mrs Maud Boies.
Mr.. William II. Fletcher.
Mr.. Arthur Morrill,.
Mr. E. L. Lowell
5. A. Nye Co.
3. Malyin.
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Miss Phyllis Taylor celebrated her
tenth birthday with party last Monday
evening. 1t is not strictly correct TO say
she observed the birthday, for the birth
day didn't come on that day, but two or
three days earlier. About sixteen OF
her young friends were present and
passed an enjoyable evening, besides
leaving her some pleasant reminders oil
the occasion.
Following a fine November day Sat
urday and a mild evening, people were
greatly surprised Sunday morning to see
six inches of heavy snow on the ground.
Numerous sleighs were out during the
day, which is quite good story for the
18th of November, and the weather con-
tiuuing to grow cold until the thermome-
ter stood at about 10 Monday morning,
the snow is pretty well frozen down,
aud sleigbs are still in commission.