Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-02-01

SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
nscs Hours: 7:So A. u. TO 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September Is. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down east)-5 80 A. NJ, daily 80 A. n.
,aiIv except sunday; 1852. NJ, daily; 800 p
~ Sun SgnH ag Swes.)-s5O A. NJ. daily; S:s5 Pm
,aiIy except sunday; SAT p. NJ, daily; le7ss A.
NJ sunday only.
v,r.t Congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
Wborter, Pastor. Preaching service, lo45 A. M
sgpdsy school IL As A. NJ; Y; r. >. Z. =; by
Evening service 100 p. NJ Church
..-,ver meeting Wednesday evening At 80 p. y.
An not otherwise connected. are cordially In
sitel ~ p,.. p..,or
~ sunday. morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A: Nj
,-sschlng service l0;&5 A. NJ Saopatn Scnool
~. Epworth League Meeting " p. N;
yer meeting Wednesday evening Z 80; class
Fs"t1st Church, Rev. J. Wallace CHESHIRE,
st5r ON sunday, preaching service l045 A.
I, sabbath School " NJ; I. +; ,. =: r., Q 10 r
rsyer service 80 Seats free. All are
-ySrsalist Church. Preaching service ev.
.r,day at 10 AS A. n. Sunday School at
Junior Union At 80 p. NJ w. Z. U.
IN
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
.. an. rf.esiay evening on or before fullnoon-
80 Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ma al Law evening OF each weex'-Aurora
.-..r~-.4iert irst and third Monday evenings
- Mount pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
EEL. second and fourth Fridays OF each
H. .Iid EellOys' Hail.
70 K" Kimbsn Post. No. las, meets
~ .-lrd saturday evenings OF each
hall Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A.
~ 80 ma third Saturday evenings of
. --,~tr fr nd Arm6 Hall.
Chamberlain Camp meets
saturday evenings Of each
.4-s,-.s grange. from May / to Oct. l,
90. first and third Saturday. during the
-s.Sslg h. .le year. meets every Saturday, In
second and fourth Mondays Of
G stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl, |
t..o-. ana fourth Wednesday evenings |
P.-',.rllin Lodge. No, 81, meets every |
ST. aven.ag at Pythisn Hall.
,s damage here from our young win
.reshet.
Chicken pox is more or less epidemic
aong the children.
me ZTphers met with Miss Jessie
T..uan last Monday evening.
ss.s. II. A. Hilton was here from Port
Is..t for few days the first of last week.
aiss Kathryn Jack of Woodfords
M. 4, short visit at N. d. Bolster's last
week.
"a SIS $. N. Wheeler was the guest of
.rt.r : in Portland and vicinity for few
days ast week.
Nr and Mrs. Charles Sampson of
Eesue's Mills were guests of l.. 5. Mer-
ri. .ad family few days last week.
Mrs.. T. Y. Kewley returned home
from Phillips last Thursday. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Sam
ne Beedy.
Ms. D. VI. Stewart and daughter
Geraldine went Thursday to visit Mrs.
Stewart sister, Mrs. Frost, in South
Framiugham, Mass.
A vote Of thanks to the South Paris
Board OF Trade for its generous contri-
hrtion was passed at recent meeting OF
The Western Maine Poultry Association.
Slr. and Mrs. n. d. Bolster were at
Auburn Saturday, where Mrs. Bolster's
brother. Harry r. Morton, formerly of
south Paris, on that day had one foot
amyutated because of gangrene.
on Saturday. Feb 5, at 10 A. NJ. at the
high school building an instructor OF
writing from Portland will give talk on
the methods Of teaching writing. All
Of the teachers are requested to attend.
MI and Mrs Walter l.. Gray are in
Boston. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell,
who were here for some time in the sum
mer Of 1908, Mr. Bell being in charge of
the work done by Contractor j. Z. =
Palmer Tor the Norway Water Co. at that
time.
W. p Porter of Norway attended the
meeting Of Paris Lodge of Masons last
Tuesday evening, coming from his home
10 Norway for that purpose, and remain
Ing through the session. Mr.. Porter was
s. years old last spring, and is the Oldest
member of Paris Lodge. =.
The Delta Alphas were entertained by
Miss sara SWEET and Miss Helen Chap
man at Miss Swett's home Thursday
evening. There were fourteen present.
Various games were played, and the
singing of college songs was very much
enjoyed. Refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
Arthur Z. Forbes Of the Democrat at
tended the meeting of the Maine Press
Association in Portland last week. The
meeting was rather lightly attended,
which fact may possibly have had some
thing to do with our escape from the
traditional blizzard usually accompany
ing the meeting of the association. Mr..
Forbes was elected president of the asso-
ciat0n.
The Juvenile Club was entertained by
the Parks and the Walkers at the Parks
farm Thursday evening. Besides the
four couples constituting the club, guests
on this Occaaion were Mr.. and Mrs. ii
A Hilton, Mrs. Kate Linder, and Miss
Eva z Walker. The hosts and por-
ton Of the guests remained at the farm
over night, the rest returned home at a
late hour after lively evening.
Because of the extent to which the
practice Of putting loose coins in the
mail boxes of patrons of r. F. ID. routes
has grown, the post Office department
has made a regulation that after Feb. LIST
carriers will not be required to collect
loose coins from these boxes. Patrons
placing coins in the boxes must either
enclose them in an envelopes, wrap them
securely in piece of paper, or deposit
them ia some cOin-holding receptacle,
So that they can be easily and quickly
taken from the boxes.
Paris Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held it's an
nual meeting Tuesday evening. install
ls,ion viii probably be at the regular
meeting in February, and about that
time the lodge will have past masters
night, when the past masters will work
the NJ. degree. The officers elected
are:
~. M.-.IOsiah y. Horr.
W-LinwOOd L. Powers.
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Ireas.-Wm. o. rockingham.
Sec-Nal l.. Gray.
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