Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-18
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
soUrR PARIS POST OFFICE.
,Nos Hours: 1904. N. to Z 80 p. u.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June 2l. 1905,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,,., town ,east)-4 SO A. NJ, daily; so A. NJ
u eScept Sunday, IL Y. NJ, daily, Z 81
~ % p NJ, Sunday Only.
" ,ny mn iwest)-9: so A. NJ, daily; 3 IS P. n
III, eScept sunday; 10 rs p. NJ, daily; 10: - A
sttP. NJ, Sunday only.
CHURCHES.
y,rst congregational Church, Rev. A. i. Nc
,vL1rtsr. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 40 A. M.
srnSlay school II As A. NJ; \. 7. ). &. = SO
Evening service 90 P. NJ; Churcl
- meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
m NOT otherwise connected, are cordially In
'Wetbodist Church. Rev T. y. Kewley, Pastor
IN STnday, morning prayermeeting 10 800 A. N.
U-s,,bing service 10 AS A. NJ, Sabbath Schoo
n Epworth League Meeting 90 P. N.
I'-syer meeting Wednesday evening I 80; clas
lrsSt'ng Friday sening go.
Rsuflst Church, Rev. j. Wallace Cheshire
psstar ON sunday. preaching service lO35
a sabbath school II NJ; \. L. ;. Z. T., 6I5
=, .uv4ver meeting 90 p. NJ; wednesday even
a., Irayer service 80 Seats free All ar
NTI.r'yer-alist Church, Rev J. II. Little, Pastor
prssrbing service every Sunday al lOao A. n
st--Jav School at II N. Junior Union at 3 81
yv. N.P c. U. Atm.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula
s.,,ry Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
N q. F-MOunt Mica Lodge. regular NEE.
ms thursday eyeninS OF each week.-auror'
E-15mpment, first and :hirj Monday evening"
'' m 90 R%Moupt Plelsanl Rebekah Lodge, No
ID meets second and fourth Fridays OF eacf
month In odd Fellows Han.
GA. R-w. K. Kimball Post, NO. lso, mee. s
fir and third saturday evenings oi escl
nth IN q. A. X. Hall.
Ww X. Kimball Circle, Ladies OF the u. "A
p meets drst srj third saturday evenings OF
.srf month. IN Grand Arm6 Han.
,fV-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
49,. and third Tuesday evenings OF each mOnta
H.-Parls Grange. from May 10 Oct. Il
I'M els Arst and third Saturday; during tne
remainder Of the year. meets every SATURDAY ID
10 G. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
u. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
ma. : -econI and fourth Wednesday evenings
az P.~Eamrn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Fr ,.ay evening at Pythian Hall.
George Burnham of Portland was here
on business Saturday.
Swasey aud Philbrook speak this Mon
day evening in New Hall.
Miss Ruth Priest of Maiden, Mass, is
a guest at Charles r. Elders for week.
Miss Marguerite Clifford of Strong has
been the guest of Miss Sara SWEET for a
few days.
Mr.. y. J. Nicholson of Jamaica Plain
spent Sunday with his family at J. L.
Murch's.
Mrs. Perkins of Mexico has been the
guest Of her son, Henry Il. Perkins, for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow G. Thayer have
commenced housekeeping in their new
home, the Herman Fuller stand, on Hill
Street.
Banister n. Chapman received visit
last week from his aunt, Mrs. l.. JENNIE
Newell, and daughter Florence, OF Con-
cord, y. II.
1. c.. Bateman Of the Lewiston Journal
was in town last week working mp an IL
lustrated article on South Paris for the
Journal Magazine.
$. C.. Cummings of Rockville, Conn.,,
proprietor of the Rockville Milling Co.,
and Mrs. Cummings, were guests OF Mr..
Cummings cousin, G. w. BOwker, few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Whitman are
entertaining their son, Herbert l.. Whit
man. principal of the high school at
Aver, Mass, and their niece, Mrs.
Henrietta E. Leavitt, and two daughters,
of Abingdon, Mass.
The families of j. f. King, c. w Shaw
and John McPhee went Saturday to
Bailey's Island. where they will take an
outing of ten days or more. Charles Ed
wards drives on X. F. ID. No. l during
Mr.. Kings absence.
Seret. William 7. MarStOn of Co. ID,
who is on the state rifle team, LETT Sat
urday morning for Brunswick, where the
team will have few days practice, and
then start on Wednesday for Camp
Perry, Ohio, where the national rifle
shoot is 10 be held.
A. w. Walker, William o. Frothing-
ham. Fred p. Chandler, Walter l.. Gray,
Writ Stanley and II. G. Fletcher of this
village were members of party OF
twenty-three who were entertained at
Camp Cinnamon, Norway, by IL. b.
Foster, Sunday.
Alexander Mcdonald, wife and daugh-
ter. of Topeka, Kansas, are visiting at ,.
p. Maxim's. Mrs. Ida Packard Nc
Donald is a great-granddaughter of the
noted Deacon William Barrows, the
early patron of Hebron Academy. She
il also a niece of the late u. l.. Packard
Of Hebron.
U. G. Wheeler and family. who had
been at their camp at Shagg Pond, Camp
Everett between three and four weeks,
returned to South Paris Tuesday. Mr..
Wheeler had TO go 10 Everett, Mass,
Thursday to attend 10 his duties as SUI
perintendent of schools in that city, but
NAV return for while later.
The firemen practiced with the Pacific
Thursday and Friday evenings. Thurs
day evening, as the water was OIL and
the prospect OF more was not definite.
the tub was taken to the river at the
dam, but Friday evening the water was
drawn from the reservoir iu Market
SQUARE. The Pacific is working well.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office August II:
Mrs. Merton d. Brown.
Mis- Lillian Robertson.
Mr.. Carl Pierce.
Mr. William .. Emerson.
Mr. W r Jones.
Nj Ellie Mcdonnell.
Waiter F. Greene.
j. W Farrar.
IL took two spells, with an interval of
two DAYS between, 10 pull of the last
game in the crOquet tournament last
week, and it was not wound up until Fri
day night. w. A. Porter and Frank 4.
Durham were the team who won. The
prize is the fun there was in it. The
final standing was:
Porter and Durham, 90 %.
:. Davis aud Jones, .-..-----s ~
c. Davis and Robbins, 80 ~
Shurtled and Hodgkins,-----6 f'
Work on the state road has been com.
pleted. The road has been graded and
surfaced with gravel on Pleasant Street
from the Norway line past the fail
grounds and practically to the main gate
OF Norway Pine Grove Cemetery, dis
lance of ST rods. An underdrain OF 10
inch tile has also been laid across the
cemetery, 262 feet in length, to carry of
the water which has before always stood
on this flat place in the road in the
spring. To do the work 1920 loads o.
gravel were used. Part of this was tax
en- out of the road in front of w. X. Gilt
ford's on the Hebron road, thus cutting
down the knoll somewhat. The rest o
=. ,,.oa .alxa,, ont Of N knoil hack Of j A