Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-30
rne 0exfurd Bsttrorrat
SOUTH PARIS.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June 10. 1910,
-v,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,, down CASTS 6 A. NJ, daiiy % A. N
49, except sunday 4Vo r ~ N"1'' 80
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t'oinS , ~ sunday; 80 P. NJ, daily; los-s A
80 p. NJ. sunday only
CHURCHES.
60. .,,,yrsgational Church. Rev. A. T. Nc
49,, - PASTOR Preaching service, 10 40 A. ~;
S,-.,ey school II As A. M; 4; ., - C e.
SUNNI seeming service Z 90 P. NJ; Shureh
?. n, -,seting Wednesday evening at 80 2. N
Pta' S.,t Otherwise connected, are eoruiaHy H.
yi..t 49,, church. Rev. T. \. Kewley. Pastor
N..Cjsv morning prayermeeting 10 100 A; N
ON $3.50 49, leryice no As A. NJ; sabbath Scnoo
PEW E,yorth League Meeting 6O =. M
y ~ rgeetins wednesday evening 80; Gas
mesho1, I Cbnreh. Rev Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
pa .,..i,v. preaching service 10 - A. NJ; SAB.
..,r school II NJ; Y. p. ;: Z; T., eio r. M,
r-,.rr meeting so P. NJ; wednesday eNeu nss
n~oser service 13o. Sea'S Ne0
5i...,,Sr.allst Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
Preaching service every sunday al
r n sunday School at II NJ. l'f. Y. u
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STATED MEETINGS.
a M-Parf Lodge, No. 81 Regnlsf
'-., Tuesday evening on or before tullmooa
al F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular NEE
II. -,.r.-.,lsv eVentn- Of each week.-Acror@
~ .-,T9ent. first aud third Monday evening
OF ,A.a MO Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No.
Oh .s,. second and fourth Fridays or each
~ ma ,B Odd Fellows Han. 80 ...
w. h, Kimball Post, No. ltS, meets
a. ana third Saturday evenings OF escn
ni, "a u; "a. y, Ci-c,a Ladies' OF the G A.
e -..t- Grst and third Saturday evenings o.
.-- .-opth, IN Grand ArmA Hail.
.5C-.ioshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
on tr, crst Tuesday night after the fuii Oh 'ne
fu-Paris Grange, from May to Oct, l,
,.s fr.t and third Saturday; during tne
=. .rIer OF the year, meets every Saturday IN
IS t.C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
E q. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
mi sconi and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF ' F ToniIi Lodge. No. 81. meets ever
f~ LIZ .venlug at Pythian Hall
Mrs. Emily Cook is visiting relatives at
Be..y..
Miss Dorothy Wight has recently visit
I'll .r G1rham, n. IL.
"A
,o.. ave visiting Mrs. Lizzie Morse.
r Murch and Miss Flora Murch
went 90 Portland Saturday for the day.
the Lumley Castle Band played at the
Esgvb can rally at Norway "Wednesday
evening
n r. Swift spent last week with his
daughter. Mrs. Y. J. Nicholson, at Re-
,ere, Mass.
p +. Hathaway and family have re-
.rrnef FROM Waterville, where they
srer. quite part of the vacation.
Miss LA Marshall completed her en-
g1r.uent with the Mason Manufactur-
irc 90. Saturday night, and is visiting
This week with relatives at Locke's Mills.
There will be a social dance at Acad-
aray Hall, Paris Hill, Tuesday evening,
Aa,.,t 3Oth. Admission % cents
apiece. Music by the Swastika Orches-
ira ~ south Paris.
AN entries for the county fair close
this year at 6 O'Clock Monday, Sept. II
the lay before the fair opens. This is
ear .Itl yuan III AOlhACA yOetS. '~'NO,
should bear il in mind.
C. ~. Bowker and family were with
Mr., Bowker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
z Stanley, at the Auburn fish hatchery
Sunday. and Mrs. BOwker and Muriel
will remain there until after the fair.
Those pesky varmints, the mosquitoes,
who had been lying low for some time,
have developed their late crop within
the past ten days, and have really been
quite an annoyance to those who were
around infested places.
Curtis Remission, his daughter, Miss
Fore,,e Remission of Oxford, Mrs. c. w.
Blwker and daughter Muriel, and Miss
Mlry Abbott, with Newton Cummings
as Chauffeur, made an automobile trip
through the White Mountain region last
week
Harry B. Stone and family of Denver,
Co.,, who have been with Mr.. Stones
sister, Mrs. Burnham, at South Port
land, for a number of weeks, came
Thursday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Miriam Stone. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Lila S. Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Noyes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Z. Noyes attended
the reunion of the Eighth Maine Regi-
ment at the regimental building on
Peaks Island Wednesday. Joseph A.
Moves was chosen chaplain and mem
Der of the executive committee OF the
association.
The committee for preparing the 1910
1911 programmes for the W. e. L. U met
with Mrs. Wallace Clifford last week.
The programmes are now in the hands
of the printer and il is expected they
will be ready for distribution in about
two weeks, or at least before the Sep
TENDER meeting.
The batters are up for the new Congre-
gational parsonage on Pine Street. The
main house will be 2S 2S feet, and
there will be eight rooms and bath:
With the houses now on the street, and
the new modern houses going up, Pine
Street will soon be one of the prettiest
streets of the town.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bullock, three years OF age,
WAS badly burned on Saturday, the goth.
Mrs. Bullock was parboiling beans, aud
when she lifted the kettle of the stove,
the bail broke, and the hot water New
over the child. Quite severe burns were
made on her face and head.
Miss Eva Walker and Mrs. Nathan
Chase entertained a few friends aud
relatives at a tea party last Tuesday, IN
honor OF Miss Walkers birthday. lea
was served on the lawn, and after that
Percy Walker took the guests Tor an
automobile ride. Here's hoping MISS
Walker will celebrate lots more birth
days by giving tea parties.
A.E. Shurtleff has purchased the bust
ness of the South Paris Fruit Co., which
has been run for a number of years by
Angelo Cayaliere, for the past two years
ia Odd Fellows Block. The A. +.
Shurtleff Co. will be organized, to con-
duct the business of this store and the
confectionery and ice cream store recent
ly purchased by Mr.. Shurtletf OF Mrs +.
T. Wheeler.
The ashes OF George (. Woodbury.,
who died in San Francisco, Calf, were
received here last week, and were buried
in the Woodbury. lot in Riverside Gene
terry Thursday afternoon, with prayer
by Rev. T. n. Kewley. Mrs. j. b.
Woodbury., a sister-in-law of the deceas-
ed, and Mrs. Pauline Soper of this place,
cousin, with others, were in attend
ance at the service.
As far as the Democrat can judge, DIR.
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