Oxford Democrat., 1910-07-26

,ss-s pours. 80 A. N. 10 ~ r -
aRASD TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June ls. 1910.
rs,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.o,ssstl-5 O6 A. NJ, daily $50 A. NJ.
G.lS,spr tons sunday; O5 P.h, daily; ~ A. NJ
10y sunday only ,.y-. ao-p~
80 .y,eut sunday; % r h'' uaNS' AVE-
.7UP 81, sunday oniy'
CHURCHES.
..,,..r.,stional Church, Rev. A. t. Nc
sus ..,~ Pest0r Preaching service, 0a2 A. NJ
NuV'.C .shooI II AS A. NJ; Y. Z. ). y. =, eOo
EyenIng service 10 =. NJ % SnarSn ~ -
?. ~ 7esting Wednesday evening AZ :Sv r. "A
tI no. Otherwise connec'eo' arc eoiU'"i'' -"
yii5t oils. church, Rev 7. n. Kewley, Pastor
AS"rrsv. morning prsyermeetng lOWA; N.
us..r.rg service l0;45 A. NJ SaDoSdn ocnoo
pre@- ~ LE>rvrorth League Meeting 500 p. M
y w., ..isttus Wednesday evening Z 80; ciass
Plaj,,r- Frilay vening 80. A.,
mge.-- Cfnrrh. Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
,. preaching service l0b A. NJ; Sab.
Jaih ...st,r- 500 p NJ; Wednesday evening
Pc -e!vi,e 3O. Seats free. All are
W,..-, IL Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
l-,sching service every Sunday al
,s NJ sunday School at Il N. l.f. Z. U.
STIR
stated MEETINGS.
v-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula'
--,s.isv evening on or before fullmoon
Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
t-.- Trutsisy evening OF edca "SeA--neO. .
v-.1.-ent, irst and third Monday evening"
',,a. Noun, Ple4san. Rebekah Lodge. No.
~ .arond and fourth Fridays OF eacn
9- ..ft FellOws' Hall.
monk. " K Kimbsn Post. No. las, meets
,hirI saturday evenings OF each
n.I- rInban Circle. Ladies OF the q. A.
F~st mi third saturday evenings o'
- IT, IN Grand ArmA Hail.
e.. i1sbTs q. Chamberlain Camp meets
7ussdav night after the full OF the
mo. paris Grange. from May TO Oct. /,
-, and third Saturday; during the
-, ROT .ne year, meets every saturday IN
81. s.C-second and fourth Mondays OF
Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
...-s and fourth Wednesday EVENING"
6f...r month. - . .-
-riamnn Lodge. No, 81 meets eVer'
yr S. .erg.ng at Pythian HAL
T.. ragt Of this week is three nights
Of Esther"
NJ, Nary Toll of BrocktOn, Mass,
vas -aass at George Giles recently.
NJ. .ouise j. Briggs is spending
few weeks in Portland with her sister,
Mr.. GIBBS.
Ms, ANY Hayden has gone to Haver-
hin Moss for a visit of few weeks |
WITH relatives.
NJ. \ D. Bolster and Miss Ruth |
Bor.-.. us visiting relatives IN WIN
cbesre- Mass.
Franz Pc. Stearus of Shawnee, Okla
boma p, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. : p stearus.
Mission Chase, who had been with
bsr..s.s-. Mrs. George F. Farnum, has
rstl-rat .r her home at North Paris.
Sflss wright of North Jay was here on
bg,fuess the first of last week, aud visit
ed has brother, Hon. James 5. Wright.
" n DOteu has just put into his
shop as.g- the latest thing in oaroers
chair Lt is of white enameled steel,
upholstered IN leather.
NJ, H. G. Morton and Mrs. Geo. B.
Crork,,, left on Tuesday to spend
week with their sister, Mrs. c. A. Bes-
sey. al her cottage at Belgrade Lakes.
There win be a social dance at Acad-
emy Ha'', Paris Hill, Tuesday evening"
Iuiy U.s. instead of Friday evening as
announced Admission % cents each.
All cordially invited.
Mr., e. y. Bass, who has had the care !
Of Mrs WHIT Stanley during her serious
illness returned to Portland last week.
Mrs. Stanley is improving. Mrs. j. y.
Murphy ne nurse in attendance now
Fred L. Saron's domicile, which has !
hsan located near the road machine /
house in the rear of the creamery, was
opWedues iay moved to the town farm, |
and bis headquarters will hereafter be
there.
A special meeting of the South Paris
Board of Trade was held Friday evening
toconS.i-r the matter of securing a small
industry which might locate here II con-
ditops are favorable. There seems at
present fair prospect that the industry
will come.
A. r Shurtleff, who bought the old
Methodist church, has sold the lower
story 10 5. p. Maxim, who will take 1t
down. He has also sold the organ lott
annex to A. G. Maxim, who expects 10
move it off and convert portion oil II
into a garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Douglas of Hope
dale. Mass, who are in Maine for va
cation of a week or two, were here the
first of the week, coming from their
home with an auto. They left South
Paris Wednesday afternoon for U Umosgog
Lake and vicinity.
Asa meeting of the school committee
held asst Tuesday, Miss Florence Gordon
Of Brewer was chosen supervisor OF
music in the Paris schools for the com
ing wear. For the past year Miss Cor
don has been supervisor Of music in the
schools Of Bath, Maine.
A horse belonging TO John Ripley
broke a leg Friday morning. The acct
dent happened on a piece of smooth,
levsl road lust beyond the Park Street
bridge The horse was Jogging com
ior,ably along, when one hind leg snap
ped Oft Just above the ankle. The ant
maj vas shot.
George Perkins, whose home is in
Poland. but who has been employed
here was elected from his boarding
place on Pleasant Street Wednesday
night. aud Jailer Cole was called and
took him in charge. The next day In
the Norway Municipal Court he received
a sentence of thirty days for intoxica-
ton, e being a second offence.
Archie Cole, who was formerly for
some time at Poland Spring, and later al
Caledonia Springs, Ont, has purchased
the summit Spring Hotel IN Poland, aud
took possession few days ago. de
purposes 10 develop the water business
there as well as continue the hotel ousi-
ness Mrs. Cole is now at her former
home az Wallace Ryerson's for snort
time
Thursday evening a good shower,
lasting su hour and half, gave US the
first measurable quantity of rain We
have bad at South Paris since the lIth
Of June. Many aver that the earth was
the driest they ever saw it. However
that may be, il certainly was terribly
dry, and some of the garden crops on
this dry land had become seriously az
tected. A series Of light showers
through the day Friday continued the
good work begun Thursday night, and
everybody is trusting that the drought Is
broken.
George NJ. Cutting, who went to Lynn