Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-11
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
- 7sOA.n.to7 80 p. u.

sourH PARIS POST OFFICE.
once Hours; 7So An. TO 7SO f
aRAsp TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing September .. 1910,
-v,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-,o,sn casts 30 A. NJ, daily; $50 A. NJ,
Sv's Except sunday; 80 ?: NJ; LAY saspn
CONS Sf sunday; SE p NJ, uiiy'
CHURCHES.
.,,,,re,stional Church. Rev. A. i. Nc
t,sT Pastor. Preaching service ~ 40 A. ~ ~
Nholss' school n as A. M; \. Z. ,. Y. Z, ~
sunday SNlCening service 90 p. NJ; church
P NJ, sting Wednesday evening at 80 p M
PrayeII, otberwise connected, are cordially In
yiIed ,,.t Church. Rev. T. n. Kewley, Pastor
Ns.n0o,Jsv morning prsyermeeting ~ go A. M.
On.S1ny service l045 A. M. Saooaoh Senoo
PreaeAT nwOrth League Meeting w T. M,
Z NJ! n,saeilng wednesday evening 30; class
Pra!,, Erlday vening 80.
neeu.,,s church, Rev. +. A. Davis, Pastor.
b@l% ni,y. preaching service lO45 A. NJ; SAB.
90 >gn,s'al'' h NY p. 5. e. T., Sis P. NJ;
0aIh eya lSO..tinr, : So p NJ; Wednesday evening
pIa!ss.. .srylce 80 Seats free. All are
Secome ,.., Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller.
Iu','' preaching service every sunday al
fa,SI NJ sunday school at Il NJ. l.P. L. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula
- 'rues.iay -yening on o. before tnllmoon
To- -. F-Mount M:ca odge, regular meet
gs,,sss,,spnent, drst and thir1 Monday evenings
oteae99 l9o. Noun. Pie san Rebekah Lodge. No.
,,'rfsts second an fourth trldays OF easo
," ,tp IN odd Fellows Hal. a., -
10 ui Nv. X. Kimbsl Post, No. l+S, meets
- tblr,l saturday evening or eaeD |
= Mn 90 q. 4. /. hali 80 ..Ac
~ K Kimball Circle, Ladies OF the u A; /
W. Grst and third saturday evenings OF |
>, cTrnih IN Grand ArmA HAIL
sAs' SV-ioshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets /
oo tse .lr-t Tuesday night after the null OF the
n9vl, g-Paris Grange. from May TO Oct, I,
- s-st and third Saturday; during the
.as'-io.jer of the year, meets every Saturday, IN
8 41is q i' .C.-second AMI fourth Mondays OF
e.; EO a.. P.-stony Brook Lodge, Nc. Isl,
- .econd and fourth "Wednesday evenings
Of sSP~flsmln Lodge. No, 81. meets every
=, Az evening Al Pythian Hall
Walter 5. Abbott is employed as clerk
i, The store Of F. y. Wright
Mr.. + y. Anderson is visited by her
ami Mrs. Melinda Bean of Bethel.
RaIpb & Penfold and family of Ne
cbapic Falls visited relatives here few
DAYS last week.
gmnlns Benson and son have gone to
Mercer. where Mr.. Benson is 10 be en-
vloyei 10 numbering
Mfr and Mrs. Newton Stanley of South
Portland we're guests at c. W. Bowker's i
few days last week. q
Miss MYRTLE Buck was at Hebron last
week. tending the telephone central in
the absence Of Mr.. Mecher.
Malcolm c. Briggs has the foundation {
in for house on his lot on the west SIDE
Of High Street near the north end of the
village.
Mrs. II. G. Fletcher, Harold c. Fetch
A. Mrs. F. y. Weight and Miss Clara
Emerson OF Norway attended Fryeburg l
fair Thursday, going by auto.
Donald ) Briggs, who has been en- q
Moved as clerk at the Rangeley Lake C
House during the summer, returned
here last week, the house having closed.
Miss Carrie R. Hall, clerk in the regis d
try Of deeds. has been somewhat Ill for i
few DAYS. and Mrs. &. A. Marston has ,
been assisting in the registry in her 5
place. q
The owners of lots in Riverside Gene
tery are hereby reminded that the an '
pnal fee for care for 1910 is now due and q
payable to the treasurer, James ). =
Wright
The Good Cheer supper last Tuesday l
nigh, was a good one and we'll patroniz- 7
ed The next one will occur on the first
Tuesday in November which will be the
first day OF that month.
Albert l.. Clark has returned from !
Ola Orchard, where he has been con-
Quoting a drug store during the summer, {.
and is at his old place in the drug store !
Of the Chas. II. Howard Co.
Almon Churchill, who recently sold j
his farm On Hill Street to w ID. Clark, c
) has purchased the stand of W. n. judi
BIO. on the same road, house which
Mr. Churchill formerly owned.
A. L. Tubbs has sold his house on q
Highland Avenue to l.. l.. Jackson. Mr..
Tubbs has purchased of W. ID. Clark the Z
store building in which he is now doing
business, with tenement above. 4
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler were
a. lewiston few days last week, and
attended the wedding of Mrs. Wheeler's
sister, Miss Mabel A. Hayes, aud Rodney ]
W Brown Of Reading, Mass. Their ,
home will be in Reading. {
Last weeks hot wave, which held
until Thursday night, was something al
most without precedent in its intensity.
In the middle of the day the thermome-
ter registered in the eighties, and the
nights were as oppressive as in mldsum-
mer.
A party which drove to the New
Gloucester fair Tuesday was composed
Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. Y. Haskell, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Walter l.. B)nney, Mr.. aud
Mrs Charles X. Newell, Mrs. j. ID.
HAYNES, Mrs. n. G.. Elder and Mrs. W.
p Maxim.
Charles Robinson, who fractured his
hip some weeks ago, is now so he gets
out on cruiches. The fracture has heal
ed well, and he has a good prospect OF
an entirely good limb when its strength
is fully regained, but meanwhile he is
exercising great care with it.
The Seneca Club had very pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Tsy-
lor a. Mrs. Barnes last Monday evening.
The programme was carried out, re-
tieshments served and season OF music
and sOciability enjoyed. The club is an
dcipating a more enjoyable winter than
ever, ii possible.
The adult class of Benjamin SWEET in
the Methodist Sunday School has been
earning a dollar" for the new church,
and on Thursday evening they met at
Ar. Swett's for the "dOllar social" when !
each one related the manner of earning |
the dollar. Some entertaining stories !
were told, aud the evening was passed
socially.
An amateur farmer in Belfast is get s
ting more or less fame by reason of hav-
log performed a surgical operation to re-
heye crop bound" pullet, cutting the
crop open, unpacking it, and sewing IL
up again. II the aforesaid amateur
farmer will consult the files of the
Democrat, he will find there at least one
account, and very likely more, of the
same operation having been performed
by local amateurs. In fact, it is an
operation not uncommon, and by no
means unique"