Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-02-15

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September IS, 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,ov,n CASTS SO A. NJ. daily; 9 80 A. N
,'Tv except sunday; SO p. NJ, daily; 500
~ sunni ,l ,g Gwest)-9:5 so A. n, daily; s35 P. N
80 sScept sunday; SAT p. n, daily; lo:22
N sunday only.
CHURCHES.
g., f-,pgregationaf Church, Rev. A. T. NJ,
,,.i--ter. Pastor. Preaching service. 10 35 A. NJ
5-4eC school IL As A. NJ; Y. Z. 5. Z. +. SO
evening service Z 90 p. NJ, Churc
-, meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p.
M Otherwise connected, are cordially 10
v';es ,.,,st Church, Rev. T. n Kewley, Paste,
~, s~r.isv. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
,sgbiry service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
F5v Epworth League Meeting 90 p. N.
n ~ meeting Wednesday evening 80; elias
rns'-irg Friday yening 80.
F,-r1.t Church, Rev. j. Wallace CHESHIRE
pi-.ar or sunday, preaching service lOa5 A
=, sabbath school II NJ; \. Z. D Z. D., oio
a ursyer meeting 800 p. NJ; wednesday even
- ser service 80. Seats free. All ar
"Jr-.5--4al-st Church. Preaching service ev
- -l4v at As A. N. Sunday School y
So, Junior Union 1t 5 80 P. NJ. Up. Z.
81 "a.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula
t-.. 'r.as.lay evening on or before fullmoon
ID Mount Mica Lodge. regular NEE;
T..--4ay evening of each week.-Auror'
4rlrt drst and third Monday evening
youn, Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No
.scond and fourth Fridays Of escl
l.Il Fellows Han.
~ X. Kimball Post, No. las, meet
-aird Saturday evenings Of esei
KImbsh Circle. Ladies' OF the G. A
70 Frst and third Saturday evenings O.
49, .r IN Grand ArmA HAN.
Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
.ss,rt ra sourth Saturday evenings OF each
A9-fr paris Grange. from May to Oct. l.
| s ga. and third Saturday; during the
en-. POI tse yesr, meets every Saturday, In
&c second and fourth Mondays OF
~. tony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
-. -s-.-. -r .oUrth Wednesday evenings
Lodge, No. 81. meets ever
......-- fythian Hall
st. .ai Mrs. Benjamin SWEET have re-
visited r5la. yes in Milton.
r,r. AL. Sis. James S. Wright were
,r 'e.r es .ay aud Saturday.
" . sane is quite i'll with pueu-
her daughter Lizzie is also
q
Hayes of Auburn has been
,f her sister, Mrs. Alton Z.
W. a few days.
N.. ri ID. Park entertained the
Bl--r. ding Club of Norway, of
which - IS a member, at her home
here T. ay afternoon.
There sill be a Christian Endeavor
saea5s %. the vestry of the Congrega-
fan.l church this Monday evening. Ad-
mission i've cents. All will be given a
mos. CORDIAL welcome.
IA Ecker of Portland, a travelling
man for Cook, Everett & Pencil Of that
ci,y. foIu -f'y resident of South Paris,
ard wei ,nown here as well as else
where 10 the state, is in ST. Barnaoas
Ho,uia' His many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Haml.u Temple, Pythian Sisters, en-
ter.8iuef q arge number of visitors from
Crsi-.e Temple at Oxford and Lake
Temple Norway last Tuesday evening.
The whole number present was about
r.. Work was exemplified by Craigie
Temple and a lunch was afterward
served
A least two more cases of appended
rs On Tuesday Freeland Witham, son
of Nr. arj Mrs. Frank r. Witham, went
% Dc. KIM hospital in Portland for an
McEeeu, son If Y. C. McKeen, went to
the Contra. Maine General Hospital at
Lewiston Both are reported as doing
as WEI. as could be expected.
One be pleasantest social events of
the season Iccurred at Highland Cottage
Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. Linder
entertained four tables of lady friends
az bridge honor of Mrs. E. p. Parlin
Of Wilton who was guest at Highland
Cottage Cor a few days. Particularly
dainty refreshments were served, and
the afternoon was highly enjoyed by all
present In the evening of the same
day some other guests were entertained,
two tables at bridge being filled.
A lecture, Among the Stars" is to be
given in New Hall, Feb. Is, by Prof F.
D. TubbS OF Bates College. The pro-
coed, will be for the benefit of the
AtLeJi Association of Paris High
School. In speaking of his lecture
PRO-. Tubbs says: II speak plain Eng
lisl and leave the technical astronomy
inside the covers of the text books. My
discussion is bottomed on the solidest
science but is illustrated in concrete
ways that the folks say they understand.
| shall talk little about comets and
other current news from the universe
along with the logical development of
my ,heme."
A special meeting of the South Paris
Board OF Trade was held at the assessors
Office last Monday evening, at which the
question Of the town buying rock
crushor and steam roller was brought
up. There was quite a lot of discussion
Of the matter, some strongly fayoring It,
and 10 one directly opposing it, though
some COunseled considering ways and
means carefully, and some did not want
il 90 Interfere with other necessary
things A committee of five was chosen
70 consider the matter, and prepare an
article for the town meeting warrant
This committee consists OF William j.
Wheeler, Geo. X. Morton, j. +. Plum
mey, j. Il. Stuart, and t. NJ. Davis.
After a long illness with cancer, Miss
Abbie A Swan died Wednesday morning
at the home of her father, Leander :.
Swan, on High Street. Miss Swan was
born 10 Woodstock, and was 80 years of
age. She was member of VIM. K
KimbAil Circle, Ladies of the G. A. K,
and Of Paris Grange. Besides her
father, she is survived by two sisters,
Mss Mary E. Swan aud Mrs. Albert z.
Dean, both of South Paris, and five
brothers, James II. of East Bethel, Hor-
ace /. OF South Paris, Ferdinand f. and
Eli J. OF Norway, and Howard A. OF
South Paris. The funeral Thursday
afternoon was attended by Rev. NJ. c.
Ward Of Norway. Interment in River
side Cemetery.
There's never any question about the
people turning out for the mons supper
az the Congregational vestry. This
years supper was served last Thursday
evening, and 200 or more sat down to
the tables. As far as the eye could dis
cover at that particular time, the men
nd the whole thing, women not being
allowed IN the kitchen, or permitted to
taSe any part in the serving. The sup
per vas all that the veriest epicure could
ask for The entertainment later was
furnished by the Bates College Quar-
tette, MessrS. Kierstead, Davis, Cole and
Morrison, Mr.. Tibbetts accompanist, and
Mr.. Qumby reader. The uuartette Is