Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-09-28
The Oxford 8etmnerxt.
SOUTH PARIS.

Miss Flora A. Murcn - the new spar
clerk in the post office.
Miss Anne Parsons of New York Il
with relatives in town.
T. ". Clark OF Union is spending few
DAYS at Rev. A. T. McWhorter's.
H p. Deunison of West Bethel was a
south Paris short time last week.
Mrs. J. P. Richardson is in New York
cfty for stay of two or three weeks.
Mrs. II. G. Brown of West Paris visit
ed at Geo. ID. Robertson's over Sunday
Quite number of lawyers were in
town last Tuesday to attend Probate
Court.
Miss Mary Plummer of Sweden has
been spending the past week with rela'
tiyes here.
Mrs. Luella Smiley has gone to Fitch
burg, Mass, for visit of some weeks
with relatives there.
The Initiatory Degree will be worked
a. the meeting of Mt. Mica Lodge Thurs
tly evening of this week.
earl s. Briggs leaves this Monday
afternoon for Tufts College, to take the
course in the dental school.
Well. we have bad a pretty good rain,
in spite of the weather bureau, which
a.parently hadn't heard of it.
Or. Weudall Rounds leaves this Mon
t,y morning for Louisville, KY, where
BE will finish his college course.
a business meeting of the Epworth
League will be held at the church parlor
Thursday evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Miss Edith Brown, who has been a
gYss, Of her aunt, Mrs. Alice Thayer,
lei. for her Chicago home last Friday.
stanley NJ. Wheeler has returned to
the University of Maine, where he has
two years more to complete the course.
Members of Hamlin Temple, P. S.,
sra requested TO make special effort to
attend the next regular meeting, Sept
Paris Lodge of Masons, which has
been ''called off" since July, will resume
IFS regular meetings Tuesday evening of
Ills week.
Mrs. L. G.. Written and two children
oi West Bethel were guests of her
t.uther, IL. w. Dennison, during the
past week.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning a special offering will be taken
for The building fund of the new church
o, Brewer.
INA r L. 4 IL; - tha y
asst Thursday afternoon and evening
was we'll attended, and the net receipts
very satisfactory.
The members of the Ladies' Aid of
The Baptist church are requested to meet
az the close of the prayer meeting next
Wednesday evening.
A special town meeting will be held
next Monday, Oct. 1, at 2 p. NJ, to
choose a town treasurer to succeed the
late Frank A. Shurtleff.
Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro has been con-
Quoting services in the Porter District
every evening this past week. The at
tendance at these services was very
gratifying.
The engagement of Rev. Miss Powell
to supply the Universalist pulpit begins
next Sunday, and all services will be held
al the usual hours. Miss Powell is TO
supply until the first of January.
Miss Mary H. Taylor, who has just ar
rived home from European trip OF
three months or more, is with her rela-
ives here for few days before return
ing TO her work in Boston.
There will be an auction Wednesday
afternoon of this week of portion OF
the household goods of Mrs. Elmer
A.drich, at the Scott house on Skillings
Avenue. A. d. Park, suctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holt were
guests at G. G.. Andrews several days
last week. All friends were glad to
greet Mrs. Holt once more. She was a
graduate of Paris High School, 'O5.
john S. Blair was operated upon for
appendicitis at the Central Maine Gen
eral Hospital in Lewiston about ten days
since. 1t was not severe case, and Mr..
Blair is reported to be doing very well.
The club season is about to open. The
Euterpean Club and the Seneca Club
both hold their first meeting next Mon
Gay, the Euterpean Club meeting with
Mrs. Briggs and the Seneca Club with
Mrs. Taylor.
Owing 10 unavoidable delays at the
Estey organ factory, the new organ for
,he Baptist church is not expected until
ate in October. When it is installed an
organ recital will be given by one OF the
Estey company's organists.
z. w. Mason has added rent to his
house which will be occupied by the
family of his son, Philip S. Mason. By
raising the roof of the ell he added five
r5oms to the capacity of the house, max
.ug a good flat on the second floor.
The Zilphers gave three of their men,
Oers, Miss Nora Durham, Miss Merle
Monk and Miss Elsie Chapman, party
az the home of Miss Jessie Tolman Mon
day evening, in honor of their birthdays.
Each was given a silver thimble. An
excellent supper was served By Miss Toll
man.
The South Paris Board of Trade at a
special meeting Tuesday evening chose
Geo. b. Crockett, Alton G. Wheeler aud
Charles l.. Buck delegates to the meet,
ing of the State Board of Trade IN Rock.
and on Thursday and Friday. None oil
the delegates, however, were able TO at
tend the meeting.
The winter schedule on the Grand
Trunk went into effect on Sunday. IL Is
very similar to that of other winters
Times of trains going east are $50 anc
$50 A. NJ. and 4:36 p. NJ; going west
$50 A. NJ, and 80 aud SAT p NJ. The
Sunday excursion train to Portland II
discontinued. The Sunday excursion
train TO Berlin will run through October
on the same time as all summer.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
church will serve their annual hsrves
supper in their vestry Tuesday evening
Sept 2Stb. After the supper there vii
Oe an entertainment of music by loca
talent and readings by Mrs. Harriet +
Marble of Gorham, n. II. Mrs. Marble
is well known to South Paris people ant
il will be fine opportunity to listen t.
her again. Admission to supper and en-
tertainment, % cents.
The Mount Hermon Male Quartett
gave concert at the Methodist churc'
Wednesday evening. Their selection
were largely of popular nature, not II
the sense OF the latest popular song,
but in the sense of being grade
music such as most people like to hear
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