Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-01-11
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oscs Hours: $50 An. tots Pm.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Commencing September %, 1909.
TRAINS LxAvE SOUTH pAsIs
I'm, DOWN least)-5 % a. NJ, daily; 80 A. NJ
,s,,v except sunday; 4S6P n, daily; $40
NJ S Gun, mn Ywest)-s5 so A. NJ. daily; S:S5 P. n
49, except sunday; Sal p. NJ, daily; 10 -
y sunday only.
CHURCHES.
g., CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
,,,s1~.er. Pastor. Preaching service. 10 As A. NJ.
spaday school II As A. n; r. >; u r.; oS
r. .r r,eeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
az pst otherwise connected, are cordially In
yitel po. IN vsw,sv Pastor
s-cisv morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
U,s'rtnJ service 10 as A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
y Epworth League Meeting SEQ ?. NJ
,-.gsr meeting Wednesday evening Z 80; class
L'e.i-, Eridav yening 80.
ng S'nt-.t Gnu, Rev J. Wallace CHESHIRE
p..-tr ON sunday. preaching service l035 A
,1hbXlh school IL NJ; Y. T. 5. q. e, 6I5
PRAYER meeting 800 P. NJ; Wednesday even
.H.H rrlFeF seENACS q -o's N~NS NNN~" -~ ~%>
Tue -.rigsrs.Yst Church. Preaching service ev
~ Srpl tv at 10 as A. N. sunday SchooI az
~. junior Union as $50 p N. III U
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
..-J Tuesiay evening on or before full moon
+, n y-Nount Mica lodge, regular meet
Z, u rs,r- s evening OF each week.-Aurors
,-sa. IrsE and third Monday evenings
o. ,a,s S5o,int Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No
~ s.cond and fourth Fridays of each
Ii -t- In Did Fellows HAL. -
R-W. K. Eimban Post, No. las meets
4- s.E third saturday evenings or each
rImbsli Circle. Ladies of the G. A.
r .r.sts ..s. and third SATURDAY evenings OF
-.-- n rand Arm6 Hail.
Ia l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
.r. Saturday evenings OF each
tf-Psr.. Grange, from May to Oct. l,
ora ar. -ns third Saturday; during the
-.1S.i-,l+- ~. .Ge year, meets every Saturday, In
q second and fourth Mondays of
sa stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
.,- ECON. snd fourth "Wednesday evenings
osr.-iamuu Lodge. No. 81. meets every
r. az ming az Pythian Han.
William J. Wheeler went to Hartford,
r,rp. sunday TO attend the funeral of
ms brother-in-l law, Mr.. Brown.
gr. and Mrs. o. II. Bumpus, who have
Asan a, Onset, Mass, since some time IN
lie summer, returned to South Paris
ls. Thursday.
The annual meeting of the Paris Pub
.- r-sry Association will be held at
SATURDAY. avanlnO
.s. s. at 7:3O.
r.ce1te Estrada of Matanzas, Cuba,
va attending Hebron Academy,
.resr he recent vacation at Albert ID.
r-z's He has been for nearly three
wears assistant superintendent on the
,..a alton OF former student of Mr..
r,-- Placido Alfonso. The latter is eI-
ia to visit here with his family dur
Tx The coming summer.
rbs annual meeting of the Citizens
Taegrsre Co, which is now a corpora
-..u g. held Monday evening at the
r.pr .F,e. The treasurer's report
..les oils paid, and s2O5.99 in the
t-.a,-rg officers were elected as fol-
lows
~
U..-ssu Treasurer-Charles w. Bowker.
oirs.,.--- Walter L. Gray, c. II. Flood, j. f.
"auug- t l.. Holmes.
The .lgregational parish held its
A, citing last Monday afternoon.
voted to increase the salary OF
- H. y. McWhorter 800, making 1t
.... and considerable enthusiasm was
.trwn 10 passing this vote. The officers
d.. The parish chosen are:
Moierator-walter l.. Cray.
Cle~K-N VI E..5'sr
Tre.sr-.r-W Maxim.
executive .1mmiuee-A. W. Walker, Nelson
g Et.r IS r. Maxim.
committee. on Nlsc-James S. Wright, IL. F.
V... Mater o. SWEET.
.-r..- on Ministerial Supply-A. II.
Eat..... n Bolster.
rtHa-s few years that the world
fs aa;eFeI some of the absolute neces-
sar.es " modern life. In recent bust
ness ler'a. '1 the Democrat Sylvan Shurt-
'sI 90 .and says: 81 have letter
written IN 1892 by Eleazer Shaw, then
postmaster q, Woodstock, Maine, post
age 2 D cents. and the postmaster signed
his name under the amount of postage.
&c nav also seem strange to the young
pssp.soi to-day to know that the writer
paid apt. Alfred Andrews on Paris Hill
in l>,i ten cents for ten matches.
Matches were put on the market in 1892
Big change since that day"
A new sidewalk plow, constructed on
slightly different lines from the old plow,
Coz correct certain defects discovered In
that. made its appearance on the street
Tor the first time last Thursday. That
f, indeed the first time the walks have
been plowed. The street railways
pl-er blow, which has had little use so
far, was also out, and furnished the
gsual opportunity for little cheerful
eminent This pillow, while II seems TO
10 it's work well, is so peculiar in appear
spce that il scares horses which never
lit nose at a car, and because OF its
looks receives a great deal Of unneces-
ssry though good-natured abuse.
AZ regular meeting of W. X. Kim
ball Post, Ct. A. r., Saturday, Jan. LIST,
" s Starbird, by virtue OF his appoint
meuJ as aide-de- camp on the stan OF the
Commander in Chief, installed the fol
losing named comrades TO serve as OH
GERS for the ensuing year:
at.H-lukaua EaNdus.
C.-JOhn Murch.
Il. w. C.-ThOmas Powers.
Slry George Tucker.
Aijg-Henry Maxim.
. M.-Chandler swift
o. % Franklin Maxim.
C.6.-lsaac Monk.
Nv. l. GRAY.
q. 49, S.-Grinfl Stuart.
trap-W. ;. Starbird, Installed by Frankho
MaIi1i Dept. Aide-de- Camp.
The annual business meeting OF the
Congregational Social Circle was held on
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 4, at the resi-
dencc % Mrs. j. S. Wright. The officers
elected are:
pr-sldeul-Nrs. j. $. Wright.
ls' V'ce-President-Mrs. A. t. McWhorter.
"a Vice. Presiient-Mrs. l. j. Briggs.
Ser ami Treas.-Mrs Oscar +. Barrows,
Executive Committee-Mrs- A. w. walker,
Mrs Dora Greene, Mrs. Clara Howard, Mrs; y
e. Bean Mrs Walter SWEET, Mrs. Arthur TAI
boz. Mss John Chute. Mrs. Lydia Rounds, Mrs
). PlUmmer, Mrs Angie Bolster, Mrs: L. r
Hathaway, Mrs. Walter GRAY, Mrs. /. 3 Barnes
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