Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-07-12

nses Hours. 80 A. NJ 10 ~ r. n
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Commencing June Is. 1919,
rR.rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-, f,ast)-5 o. A. NJ, daily; 9 80 A. NJ
90 eScept sunday 4 % p ~, daily 80 A. NJ
up w. sunday only. ,.,- os-
SD'S esSc IN sunday; $50 P. NJ, daily; lO7s
$50 P. NJ, sunday only.
CHURCHES.
-, Congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
y,Li-ter. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 40 A.. n,
s,nIsr school II As A. NJ; \. T. ). Z. =. oN,
Evening service 90 2. M Snurct
p y, meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. N
IN not otherwise connected, are eoruiahy IN
yl.ej -,,-, porS Ksw,av pastor
n SslC'Isv. morning prayermeeting 10 go A. N.
U-,rbIns service lO;l5 A. NJ; Sabbath Scooo
N Epworth League Meeting 90 P. M;
drawer meeting "Wednesday evening ''o' class
mS St., Cburch. Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
on sunday, preaching service lSs'' SIX - M 'No:
oa.- meeting 90 p NJ; Wednesday evening
p;.r seryice 80. Seats free. All are
"t,V,."'Crs,Iist Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
49, preaching service every sunday at
i0,ts u sunday School at IL N. Y. p. q. U.
stcs.h.
STATED MEETINGS.
sAM -Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
meeting Tuesday evening on or before Iult moon
~ b F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
a., T,,urs,lav evening of each week.-Auror2
ig r., Hrst and third Monday EVENING"
],~, ,9 R"Moup, PIE lsan Rebekah Lodge. Nc.
GAL -,aafs second ami fourth Fridays of each
month In Odd Fellows Hall; 40 ...
EE.R.-w K. Rimban Post, No. las, meets
f- /, and third Saturday evenings OF eacn
e. Kimbaii Circle, Ladies' of the 6. A.
D. meets Hrst and third saturday evenings o.
as-r month. IN Grand ArmA Han.
% Joshua l.. Chamberlain camp meets
.r lsc Lr-t Tuesday night after the full OF the
'ru.-Paris Grange. from May to Oct. l.
r, - frst and third Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday In
t,s1sg Han. >,
q. %. .. C.-Second and fourth honuaSs vi
SO. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
u. /. .econd and fourth Wednesday EVENING"
P.@Hsmlin Lodge. No. 81, meets every
sr b., evening At Pythian HAL
Mrs. HAYES of Lewiston is the guest
o. her daughter, Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler.
Mss Rose A. Murphy is attending the
summer school for teachers at Gorham.
MI aud Mrs. Guy Stevens of Dorches-
ter. Mass, are guests at Winslow b.
I1nugs.
Dr. and Mrs. j. G. Littlefield spent
,bs Fourth at DR.. Littlefeld's old home
10 lIidgton.
OCCASIONALLY now there is little talk
ou he street about something else De-
sides the fight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littletield and
child of Portland are guests OF his uncle,
Dr. J. G.. Littlefield.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Eastman are
on their vacation, visiting relatives in
Portland and vicinity.
Master Clarence Merrill of Camden is |
tho guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and |
Ms lyman 5. Merrill.
MIS-. J. p. Richardson and Miss Doris
CuIbert are making a visit to relatives in
Wa.srv,lle, Fairfield and Belfast.
Nr. aud Mrs. Grover Ross and two |
children of Auburn have been guests OF
Mt aud Mrs. Thomas Powers for few |
days.
Mrs Albert Ames returned Saturday |
from the Central Maine General Hospital, .
where she had been for treatment for APP
pendicitis.
Miss Catherine c. Briggs and Miss
Esther Leonard are spending two weeks |
IA cottage on Pennesseewassee Lake
with Norway people.
Mrs. Julia Hammond has come from
Berlin. v H., TO South Paris, for the
summer. She will have rooms at Mrs. |
Hebbari on Pleasant Street.
I'D. HAYNES is taking his vacation !
from the store of the y. Dayton Bolster /
Co. During the past week he and Mrs.
HAYNES have visited relatives in Sumner.
JH.CJ!e, having got Writ SANKEY'S
new house on Pine Street in condition
to suspend work on it, has gone to West
Paris TO build the addition on the school
house there.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett, Mrs. !
Leon ; Fairbanks, Ernest p. Crockett |
and Miss Ethel C.. Crockett went Friday |
10 Yrs, Fairbanks camp at Concord
Pond for few days stay.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Uuiversalist parish at the church next
Friday evening, for the purpose of iu- !
structing the trustees in regard TO pro-
viding preaching for he rest OF the year.
Mrs. W. II. JENNIE, Misses Annie, Hat
tie and Vida JENNIE, Ray Jenne, and
RudOlphO Pedro, who is student
under the instruction of the Jenne girls,
left saturday for Bailey's Island for
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hooper of Lynn,
Mass, are guests at w. D. Frothiug-
hams. Mr.. Hooper, although his home
is in Lynn, is engaged in teaching in ST.
Louis, Mo. He is a nephew OF Mr..
rockingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Walker, Miss Eva
Z Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A.
Chase and daughter went Saturday to
Camp Altamerteya, Shagg Pond, for
stay Of few days. Roy E. Cole and
Miss ). NJ. Wheeler joined them on Mon
day
Miss Isabel C.. Morton entertained her
sunday School class with ride and
picnic at Mount Mica Wednesday after
noon Tue scholars who went on the
picnic were Alan Miller, Ada McAllister,
Grace ScOllay, Ernest Thurlow, Harlan
Abbott and Willie Maxim.
Miss Bertha Tardy of Fo1croft is the
guest Of Miss Susie 4. Porter. They
left GA Friday for Camp Concord TO join
party which is spending few weeks
there, consisting of Clarence G.. Morton
and family, Miss Julia p. Morton, Miss
Amy Hayden and Miss Ida Dean.
II is commented upon in many quar-
terS that June brides were unusually
plentiful this year; but it is melancholy
fact that in the town of Paris the only
June wedding was that of couple who
came from a neighboring town to be
married at the home of local minister.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry z. Perkins are
moving from South Paris to the farm OF
Mrs. Perkins brother, Charles Pickett,
on Curtis Hill, West Paris. Mr.. Perkins
has been in the blacksmith business
here for some years, but has been out of
health for some months and is not able
to continue az that work.
The Lumley Castle Band gave lawn
party Friday evening on the lawn OF L.
NJ. Davis, which was made attractive
with Japanese lanterns and other decora-
dons. 1t was fiue, warm, quiet even.
ing. There was music by the band, and
ice cream and cake were sold, netting
about five dollars for the band.