Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-06-29


GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June "a, 1903.
rp.rss LEAVE SOUTH PAxIs
to. town east)-4 So A. NJ. daily 3 80 A. ",
~ EXCEPT sunday; IL p. n, daily; 1S1 A.
n. SEQ P. N, sunday Sp,s daily: sa5p.x..
SO's sScept sunday; GAS P. NJ, daily; 10 = A.
scr. W., sunday only.
CHURCHES.
v,-., Congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
u,bn-,er Pastor. Preaching service, 10 10 A. NJ;
s,niav school II As A. M; Y. r. ). Z. =. 500
S1I Evening service 100 z. NJ; Church
s.~ 20, meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n.
PTSSl1nt otherwise connected, are cordially In
y,st ..s,.,,st Church, Rev. 7. \. Kewley, Pastor.
On sunday, morning prayermeesing iow a; ~.
gI'S" Enworth League Meeting 90 p. NJ;
l. ~, 20, r1seting wednesday evening 30; class
Pesting Friday yening 30 ~
ug NEIL church, Rev. J. Wallace CHESHIRE,
an sunday preaching service 10 rs A.
StnAsth SchoOll2 N; \. T.; ;. Z. r, $40 p
:, prtyer meeting 90 p NJ; wednesday even
irg rTr9yeI service 1880 Seats free' All are
Sg,!t-J,,,ar.,,r.t Church Preaching service ev
Cutt''-t9, al lO,45 A. N. Sunday School AT
sIy, 1uriur linton at $50 p. VI. Up. G. U.
5rAIED MEETINGS.
o., N.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
t,.- ines lv evening on or before fuii moon.
VI A.. 1 g-VJunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
i' .T,.,-~s. isy evening of each week.-Aurora
ie.,' .,-.c,.r, irst and third Monday evenings
81 s-,4 Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
IN Ireets second and fourth rriuays OF each
ID ~ P-W. X. Klmban Post, No. las, meets
", AMI tt,r saturday evenings OF each
m.rth. IA e.. a. K. Hall. .c
% ..t. E~s; nd third Saturday evenings OF
ear rorta. IN Grand ArmA Hail.
80 - Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
.s G fourth saturday evenings OF each
Paris Grange. from May TO Oct. l,
nat. .g-. and third Saturday; during the
renal ..- ~ the year, meets every Saturday, In
f. q. second and fourth Mondays Of
r a.. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
me- :, .cc0nd snd fourth Wednesday evenings
M sr. month.
s- P.-Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
n ,sy evening at Pythian Hall.
FF ClaSon attended commencement
at Bates College last week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. n. Kewley spent the
pas, asek at Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Richardson were at
Camp Owsley from Friday to Sunday.
Mrs Or Stewart and daughter visited
her people at Wales few days last
wees.
Mrs. George B. Bennett and daughter
Maxine are visiting Mrs. Benefits sister
in C.IebrOok, n. Il.
Wendell Howe has gone to Greenwood,
where he will be employed on the farm
Of Walter (. Penley.
Miss Florence NJ. Richardson is en-
ployed in the law office of Alton Z.
Wheeler for the summer.
The BijOu is now running only one
night in the week, Manager Charming
making the circuit of six towns in the
week, one night in each.
Mrs. Rillia Dingley, Miss Marion
Dinsley and Master Frank Dingley OF
Auburn have been guests at George K
Morton's for few days.
Mrs. l.. A. Rounds and Miss 5. l..
Rounds spent the past week in Lewiston
and attended commencement at Bates
College, of which Miss Rounds is a
graduate.
William p. Morton and George +.
Eastman were off several days last week,
making trip to Rumford Falls, and
spending some time at Camp Concord on
Concord Pond.
Ralph Andrews, Chester Easson and
Harold Merrill, after busy day of
PREPARATION, started Wednesday morn
ing ior Lowell for a camping trip, and
expect to be gone a week or more.
MIR and Mrs. l.. W. Jack and Miss
Kathryn Jack of Portland and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Gilbert and Miss Hazel Gil
bert Of Canton, who were on an automo-
bile trip, visited at Y. ID. BolSter's Wed
nesday. Miss Ruth Bolster accompanied
the Jacks to Portland for a visit.
lisa toss-up which are thicker these
evenings, the mosquitoes which sing
such painful song, or the moths which
Aut,er about the street lights. One
house which stands almost under an arc
ligh, was painted short time since, and
in the morning the front of it was not
only colOred but decorated. Handsome
green Luna moths and all sorts of small
or species were literally stuck all over 1t
on the fresh paint.
Four of the numerous applicants for
the position of principal of Paris High
School. made vacant BY the election OF
E.F. Clason, the former principal, as
superintendent of schools in the Paris
and Woodstock district, were here last
Monday to meet the school committee.
They were G.. o. Turner, sub-maSter OF
WeStbrook High School; w. 4. Sullivan,
principal of New Gloucester High
school; Forrest Mason, principal of
Lisbon High School; and G. E. Richard
SOL graduate of Bowdoin this year.
Summer schedule on the Grand Trunk
went into effect Sunday morning While
Il is similar to the summer arrangement
for some years, il is in one respect more
acceptable to us, as it makes full days
trip TO the south thirty seven minutes
shorter than il has been heretofore. The
time Of trains going east is 4:oS and 800
A. VI and 4:l2 p. M; going west, s:oO
\ NJ, 3: 81 and 9:45 p. NJ. The Sunday
excursion train to Portland was also put
on sunday, running on the same schedule
as before, 7:3I in the morning and 500
at night.
Practice calls for the several hose CON-
psnies were given last week according
20 announcement. The alarm was given
by the Mason Manufacturing Co.
WHISTLE all the calls being given without
warning, between and 9 in the evening.
Each company connected 100 feet OF
hose to the nearest hydrant, and turned
on the water. The time as taken by
Chief Engineer Bowker is given below,
though of course this is not to be taken
as a fair comparison, owing to the vary
inc conditions with the several COM
panies:
Hose Co. No. l, minute IS seconds.
Hose Co. No 2, minutes s5 seconds.
Hose Co. No. 8, | minute 30 seconds.
Hose Co. No. 4. minutes Is seconds.
Hose Co. No. ), minute Is seconds.
The following, from the Wakefield
Mass Daily Item OF June 18th is OF
interest to Mr.. Wheeler's many friends !:
"Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Walton OF
Lakeside announced the engagement on
Monday of their daughter, Miss Alice
Jeanette Walton, TO Harry Maynard
Wheeler, son OF Pierce Elliott Wheeler
Of Paris. Me-, and nephew of U. G..
Wheeler, former superintendent OF
schools here Miss Walton is promi-
Dent member Of the towns younger so
oal set, graduate Of the local high
school in the class of 1904 and Smith