Oxford Democrat., 1909-06-08

,s,s Hours: 7:soA.n.to7so Pm.
eRASD TRUNK RAILWAY.
C.pmencing September q. 1905,
RAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,-, ,,ovypf east)-5 30 A. ~, daily 80 A. NJ.
~ 1V.rI -1rspt Sunday; 4 ;S p. NJ, daily.
ISL! a. l6 .west)-9:jO A. NJ, daily; S:a6 p. NJ
~ 5Scspt sunday; s'47 P. NJ, daily
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- Il.psiay evening on or before fullmoon
To 81 Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
l. ore,-.s.lav evening of each week.-Aurors
tass tsasss,--S.--srt irst and third Monday evenings
afsAe5 -Wount PIE lsan Rebeksh Lodge, No
D-1,s's second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ s,rtS Ia lid Fellows Hail: 40 .,u
R-W. X. Kimball Post, NO. las, meets
% al rbiri Saturday evenings OF each
u3FI-' EImbau Circle. Ladies' of the 6. A:
q, .z-z Frst and third Saturday evenings OF
~ -, -.,-.. r IN Grand ArmA han
eaeo i9.hus 4. Chamberlain Camp meets
,st fourth Saturday evenings OF each
,"..tu.-Pars Grange, from May TO Oct; 81 !,
-. f--t and third Saturuay' curing ue nc
rers.alcg &: ;he year. meets every SATURDAY y"
ersai TS sc C.-secoud and fourth Mondays Of
e7 v.6. P.-stony Brook Lodge, oo,,I No; Isl, !.
-ssouI AMI fourth Wednesday evenings
81 srU month. o, -,oa,s averv
Vs.ef P.-HamIin Lodge. No, 81 meess every
p ay evening At Pytnlan tiSi''
II y Deunison Of West bethei was III
town two days last week.
DIR D. NJ. Stewart is building sta
bsat the rear of his house on Pleasant
street.
p., n \. Clifford of Strong, former
,,...r rlfthe Methodist church here, was
5,,u-h Paris a short time last week.
The Young Brothers lost another good
work hose asst week, making the thlrd
one tss, have lost in about year. 1t is
barf mex, certainly.
Gso-.s W. Haskell is preparing to
bs,,r br5ding on his lot on Wheeler
S,rsa-. le will probably build only a
norton lf the house this season.
Invitations are out for the piano re-
ci-,, bv Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson of South
p,rfs ~ Professor Rankin's studio, Bax-
tsr Building Portland, June 10th.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
U.iCs June D;
NJ s,8 Dean.
Mr. -.uey C!ArA.
NJ A.-1H De Winter.
NJ, Dr. stewards father, j. w. Max
vsu Who has recently sold his old
b5mesteal at Wales, has purchased the
,Bryagr house" so called, next to the
RANTS, church, of (. b. Lunt, and will
move here with his family.
VIZ, stanley has purchased of Mrs.
Louise Briggs a house lot on Pine
Street The lot is l25 feet front and the
same deep. on the west side of che street
and next north of the roadway running
toward the creamery. Mr.. Stanley plans
70 build house there next season.
Hiram Pulsifer has recently placed on
bis lot in Riverside Cemetery a new
monument. 1t is large square block
Of dark polished granite, with square
slightly sloping top, on a lighter base OF
dressed granite. Ii is simple, massive,
durable. and its design and appearance
call cut much favorable comment.
The factory of the Mason Manufactur-
ing Co. went on to the Saturday half
holiday with the first of June. The
banks also close Saturday afternoon, as
dDtbg lawyers' Offices In fact, nobody
work, saturday afternoon except the
merchants and their clerks, the hotel
peorIs the printers, the farmers, mail
carriers train men, doctors and nurses,
housekeepers, and those in a few other
occupations.
The June number of the Chronicle,
published by the students of Paris High
school was issued last week from the
Democrat press. The size of the page
and Of the type have been reduced from
that heretofore used, making a book
which is geographically neater and
more pleasing than the old form. A
special cover design by Miss Field of the
senior class also improves the effect
In matter there is rather more in this
issue than usual, and il is all good.
Harry NJ. Wheeler of this place, who
for the past three years has been prin-
cipal # Caribou High School, has been
appointed by State Superintendent of
Schools PaysOn Smith clerk 10 the state
superintendeut, a position authorized by
the asst legislature. His duties Will De
those oi inspector of high schools, and his
work will be entirely in that department.
His headquarters will be at Augusta,
but much of his time will be spent on
the road, visiting high schools and at
tending teachers conventions.
good audience attended the lecture
by Rev II. 5. Pinkham Of Somerville,
MAJ at the Baptist church Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Pinkham, who was for
merg pastor of this church, was kept
busy before and after the lecture, greet
inc IN parishioners and friends, and be-
fore .aEing up his topic he expressed
bis .sasure at speaking here, especially
in the cause for which his services were
asked, the installing of new pipe organ
in ne church. His subject was 1.-The
Making of a Man" His patriotism and
optimism were demonstrated IN tue
first uart of his lecture, when he declar-
ed bis belief that it was the mission of
the Auglo-S Saxon race, and America in
particular. to carry forward the work
ONE entrusted by God to the Jews and
later 10 other nations, of bringing in His
kiuclum on earth. To do that work II
is necessary that We make men and wO-
men for the making of manhood and
womaahood is the only important thing
Mr Pinkham discoursed fully of some
Of tue things which 60 to the making OF
man-thOught, an ideal, and other
forces. His points were many OF them
enforced by telling illustrations, and IL
is 10: necessary for those who know Mr..
Pinkham to be told that he sets a high
standard of life, or that his lecture was
entertaining, eloquent and inspiring.
The Christmas sale of the ladies OF
the Congregational society will be held
the first of December. Committees:
ENTERTAINMENT.
NJ A. c. Wheeler. Mrs. George A. Briggs
Mrs ". p. Morton, Miss Sue Wheeler, Mrs D.
;. Wright. Mr.. A. q. Wheeler. Mr.. Roy Co!e
RECEPTION.
MIA. I. Mcwhorter, Mrs. A. 7. eWhoTter
Mrs Mary Parsons, Mrs. Z. n. Austin, Mrs
Wealthy lGOrd. Mrs. CYRUS Berry mrs saral ,
Atkins, Mrs. George Richards, Mr.. Louise
Brlgg4, Mrs Clara NJ. Howard, Mrs. Henry
Jenne, Mrs. Arthur B. Talbot.
FANCY TABLE.
Mrs. vi GRAY, Mrs T. S. Barnes, Mrs d
n stewart, Mrs. George fernald, Mrs WIN. 10 %
Webster, Mrs. Fred n. Wright, Mrs. Z;
BOgker, Mrs p L. Hathaway, Miss isabelle
Bryant. Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. q. r. Eastman
MISCELLANEOUS TABLE.
Mrs II. y Bolster, Mrs. A. W. Walker, Mrs
Theron Hathaway, Mrs j. +. Plummer. Mrs. w
A. Porter, Mrs. Don Bean. Mrs. V. p. Earrar
Mrs. 4. T. Shurtlen, Miss Emma Shurten. Mrs
Elmer Haggett Mrs l.. l.. Powers, Mrs. Arthur
ShurtIen Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mrs FREQ
Abbott