Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-29
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SOUTH PARIS.


GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September %. 1910.
rs.rSs LEAVE SOUTH PAsIs
.',o,rp sst)-5 :s6 A. NJ, daily; 8 80 A. N.
SoinS sunday; 80 p. NJ, daily.
dsly EN- my iwestJ-9 80 a. M, daily SS5 p. NJ
sO's sScep; sunday; s4s p. NJ uaiIy'
CHURCHES.
,,,yreyational Church, Rev. A. L. Nc
~ w. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 40 A NJ
S..Isv school II - A. NJ 4, +. >; u T. oS
NJ, ,ea,ing Wednesday evening at 30 p. n
PIss Sot Otherwise connected, are cordially In
sl;ei ,,,urcb Rev. T. n. Kewley, Pastor
NssHIo,isv morning prayermeetng 10 800 A. n.
On S stu, service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
preas"LEn worth League Meeting 90 p. NJ;
]! N, ,,as,ing Wednesday evening 30; class
pl.stSby Friday vening 80; n, No..
bap,n'isy preaching service l0'+ A. NJ; Sab.
"a S,,b school Il NJ; Y. p. 5; z; b, 6i5 2. NJ;
a. sr meeting so p NJ; "Wednesday evening
PAYER service : 80. seats uee' All are
"5TGsyylsr,ast Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
80 Preaching service every SUNDAY al
sunday school AT l2 NJ. Up. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
-. N-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
La Tues iay evening on or before fullnoon'
nIe0 - F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
Il, l. Vrsurslay evening Of each week.-Aurora
issesss,,1umsnt. IRIS, and thiri Monday evenings
N SfR.-Mount PleAsan Rebekah Lodge, No.
a meets second and fourth rriuSys OF eacn
sss',,tS IN OH Fellows Hall.
R-W. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meels
A.. ami thiri Saturday evenings or each
-sep;h, IN q. A. T. Hall -. .,.Ac
~Wm K. Klm5al Circle, Ladies or the u A:
W, Crsr md third saturday evenings o.
- month"; IN Grand ArmA HAIL
,fN-.Ioshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
an the Dr., Tuesday night after the fnil OF the
ngOl a,H.-Paris Grange, from May to Oct. l.,
s,s 6rst and third Saturday; during the
,sSsipdcr Of the year. meets every saturday, IN
Sls1 6''G.C-secOnd and fourth Mondays OF
s[A TOV a. P.-ssony Brook Lodge. No. ISL
NJ = .sconI and fourth Wednesday evenings
&" a SS'P.@Hsmin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
r sy evening at Py.hian Hall
Mrs George A. Doran and daughter
have recently visited her parents in
Vermont.
elmer Briggs has enlisted in the
regular army, and is stationed at Fort
Williams, Portland.
Mrs Albert d. Park gave tea party
ma few friends Wednesday evening in
honor OF Mrs. ROxie McArdle.
Mrs Biou Bradley of Portland is with
bsr daughter. Mrs. j. Arthur Colley, at
Hotel Andrews for few days.
Clarence Briggs Wednesday forenoon
brought in a deer which he shot at West
Bethel. IL was a large bnck, weighing
80 pounds at the time it was shot.
Mrs George A. Cutting and children
went last week 70 Hartford, Conn,
where Mr.. Cutting has been employed
for some time, and where they will here
after reside.
Mrs. Ellen Richards, who has been in
abo>piral in Boston for the removal of
cataracts. has returned home. She
spent Thanksgiving with her daughter,
Mrs Arthur Cummings on Fore Street.
s.P. S.earns accompanied his grand
son. seward Z. Stearns, TO Boston Fri
day morning The young man, who has
never fully regained his health since his
illness with pneumonia, Is to consult
specialist in Boston.
William Higgins, while at work in the
Mason Manufacturing Co.'s factory Tues
dag, got his left thumb into buzz
planer 90 which he was working. IL
wgs necessary 20 amputate the thumb
below the first joint.
neg enclosed passageway has been
built between Odd Fellows Block and
the True building, TO connect New Hall
and Grand Army Hall. This takes the
place ofthe old open walk which was
formerly there, but was some time since
removed.
A "uasty" day, as Tar as weather was
concerned, Thanksgiving was called, the
light fall Of snow of the early morning
making il rather mixed under foot.
There was nothing of public nature
gl6g on here, aud the day was quie,
one, generally devoted to over-eating as
usual
Sanger ). Maxim, Clarence Whitman
AMI Lester Pratt returned "Wednesday
night from Andover, where they had
been by automobile for a deer hunt up
Sawyer Brook. The three men brought
10 five deer, increasing by so many the
already large number that have come
into town this season.
z. W. Benson of Sumner, while at
work in the Paris Manufacturing Co. S
factory last Monday forenoon, got bis
left hand into a jointer, and lost the tip
Of the forefinger, also getting the ends
Of the thumb and the next two fingers
clipped. While not a serious injury, 1t
will make the hand sore for some time.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, Nov. Is, 1910:
" ; Twitchell.
George II. Felch.
Mrs +, L Kimban.
G. A Howe.
Nera Arris.
Miss Mary Matthew'S
5. +. DAVIS, Postmaster.
James Milliken, formerly of Wstervllle,
has hired the north side Of the ground
floor Of Mr.. Parks "Howe store" build
ing for a restaurant, and is now putting
it in shape for that business. He hopes
10 be ready TO open some time this week.
Already he has a number OF regular
bOarders engaged Mr.. Park will con-
tnue bis secondhand business in the
other side Of the building.
An orchestra has been organized by
nms Of the young people of the Meth
odist church. AT present Ii consists OF
eight pieces, with Miss Sara SWEET, as
leader The parts are: Miss Sara SWEET,
lat violin; Bernard Leach, End violin;
George Merrill, 2nd violin; Lloyd Davis,
eoruet; Sumner Davis, clsrionet; Herbert
Wentworth, trombone; Ralph Andrews,
eornet; Ray Newton, drum; and Mrs.
George Burnham, pianist.
The Citizens Telephone Co. is build
ing a new line from South Paris along
the Stony Brook road. This will run to
the Streaked Mountain road, and will
when completed take on additional tele-
phones at the houses of j. A. Sturtevant,
Fred IL. Corbett, Carroll K. King, +. +
Harlow, Nathan Maxim, Fletcher Par
In, and perhaps B. +. Richards. After
tnls is working, line No. will be divid-
Cd, portion of the instruments now on
being put on the new line.
A new edition of "that famous cook
BOOK issued by the ladies of the Congre-
gatlOnal society seven years ago has just
been printed at the Democrat Office, and
will be sold at the Congregational fair
TINS week. Except for the advertising
pages, the new edition is exactly the
same as the old, 80 that each recipe will
DC found on the same page and the same
spot on the page in the two editions.
Inls edition is issued under the auspices