Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-23

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c.mmencirg June 10. 1910,
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.c.,,,-s,ational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
tlts. P9st0r Preaching service, i042 A.. n =.
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prsyes,, osre-Tise connected, are eoruiany In
vl; SsIl,ooils. church, Rev T \: kewiey. ~ Pastor
Ns..i-r.jey morning prsyermeeting ~ NO A. "A.
On SQ9IA' ',-gi.e i0 As A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
prescuiI5- ,,,,arth League Meeting 500 p. NJ.
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ngSSsni'.t Church, Rev. r. A. DAVIS ras SUI,
sHr.isy. preaching service Igao A. N, 'aD
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oall S..es,lrs $50 p. NJ; Wednesday eyeninl
Praye. .sIslre $50. Seats free. All ar
WS I1GsG,g.--s, church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
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STATED MEETINGS.
-, -Pari Lodge, No. "a Regula
c,fr- Teesjay evening on or oeiore iuiI i lo,
nYe 0 ~ F-Mount Mica lodge. regular nice,
l. " ~ RI. eVenIur OF each week.-Aurors
INC, .-s. and thru Monday evening
oiSase2 p Noun, Pleasan Re9ekah Lodge, No
., ,asts second and fourth frloays Oh eaci
ln's ~. 4. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
a. " sr .llri saturday evening OF eacf
n,a.o' S,nSal Circle, Ladies' of the 6. A
, - .r-. l9i third saturday evenings o'
=, month % Grand ArmA Hail.
eAs' Joshua l.. Chamberlain camp meets
a,tr fr- tuesday nigh; after the fuil OF the
moon v.-ls Grange. from May 70 Oct. l.
To- H. .nI third Saturday; during the
,sS,ir,g, Che year, meets every SATURDAY ~
$50 * . e. second and fourth Mondays Of
st' stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ =, .er5r suI fourth Wednesday evenings
ofP-ilsml,n Lodge. No, 81. meets every
q, isy evcalr < 70 Pythian Han.
Mr., e. e.. Littlefeld has recently
visited 10 A'Oany for few days.
" ao! Mrs. Geo. C. Fernald are
sDendin. week in Boston and HALO
well
Mrs J. Arthur Colley went Tuesday
~ Coro.,s to spend few days with rela-
tiyes these
The u'ey Castle Band played at
The Dr,a..rat.c rally at Norway Thurs
dag evening.
Dr C.. Andrews, wife and two chill
dreD g. North Arson, were guests at Z.
G. Andrews last week.
uabrYD Band will furnish music for
The GRANGE field meeting to be held on
the far nguuds Tuesday, the 23d.
Cripfr stuart. W. B. Stuart and Theron
: Hathaway attended the reunion OF
their old regiment, the Thirteenth
Maine. ST -wistOn Tuesday.
A good number of the veterans and
ladies' from Wm. X Kimball Post and
Cirel. visited Harry Rust Post and Corps
for the campfire Of last Wednesday.
Charles A Walker of this place and
Ms Ella A Brown of Norway were
married a, Gorham, Y. a., on Thursday.
They are now on short trip to Lewis
ton. AMI viii reside at South Paris.
Paris Lodge of Masons will hold a
special communication Tuesday evening
ot this week for work in the K. A. and
&c. degrees. aud one Tuesday evening
Of next week for the NJ. NJ. degree.
Marguerite. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Stearns, died early
Friday morning, at four months of age.
The remains we're taken to Harrison for
burial, where the funeral was held on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark, George,
Malcolm and Marian Clark, Miss Emma
Walton Of Nelrose Highlands, Mass,
Louis Clark aud Miss Eva Smith OF Nor
vas we're at amp Comus, Lake Pennies
seessssse, last week.
Mrs. L. O. Wheeler and daughters
came out IRON their camp at Shags
Pond on Thursday, and on Friday lef'
for their home in Everett, Mass. Miss
Smith OF Portland, who has been at the
camp Will them for some weeks, came
out a, the same time.
Lieut. Chas. A. Marston of Co. ID, Nor
way, Was appointed battalion quartermas
ter and commissary of the First Battalion
Of the Second Regiment Infantry
Nc. 5. NJ, on Wednesday, Aug. 18th
for duty at the maneuvers at Pine Camp
New York, August 2l.Sl, taking th
place Of Lieut.. Thomas of Waterville
who is sick with typhoid fever.
On Wednesday, August 81, at 8 A. NJ,
an examination will be given at the higI
school building to all those wishing {
enter the Paris High School. This exami
nation is not required Of pupils VIII,
have received diplomas from the Sout
Paris Grammar School or OF pupils Il
the Paris schools who have received pro
motion cards that entitle them to ente
high school.
The Republicsn speaking of the cam
paign opens this week, and a full list
the meetings as far as arranged will b
found ia the first column of the secon'
page Of this paper. At South Paris
meeting will be held next Monday even
ing, Aue. 90, addressed by Hon John 7
Swasey Ji Canton and Hon. William 1
Haines Of Wsterville. Walter l.. Gray
ESQ, chairman of the Republican tow
committee, will preside.
Acquaiutances in town of Frank I
Rollins who used TO visit South Pari
as the representative of the Lewisto
SUI, but is now at Gardiner as repre-
sentative Of the Kennebec Journal, wi
be Interested To know that be WAS MAJ
ried on Thursday to Miss Sallie Hilto
True OF Litchfield, at the home of th
bride. The bride is a graduate OF tn
nurses raining school at the Centr'
Maine General Hospital.
The stock of the corporation, F. A
Shur,lef Il Co., has been purchased Q
Cbas. Il Howard and others. The nan
Of the corporation will be changed
Chas. H. Howard Co., this change beiu
made about the first of Septembe
Chas. Il Howard has been presideI
aud treasurer Of the old corporation, ar
will continue in those same position
with the new corporation. The busine
Of the drug store owned by the corpor
lion, which has been continuous Il
many years, will continue without N
terial change.
A few days since a representative
The Democrat was talking at the static
With stranger who had been In TOW
Tor a day or two, evidently a man
Affairs and varied experience. He ask
about some points of interest in the v
iage, and inquired what the building W
which nd hnan racantlu hnrnad