Oxford Democrat., 1910-04-05
The oxford 4ermucrat
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oslee Hours: T:S0 A. n. 20 Z 80 p. u.

oss,e Hours: 7SOA.N 7SoP.n.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September 2s, 1903.
TRAINS LkAvE SOUTH PARIS
e.,,Dy down teast)-5 SO A. M. daily 8 so A. NJ.
,.ilv except sunday; 4 SO P. NJ. daily; 800 P
9'ns, M Gwest)-9 so A. NJ, daily; s35P.N.
AIN except sunday; S47 P. NJ, daily; 10 g A
s., >unday oniy'
CHURCHES.
First congregational Church. Rev. A. t. Me
yy4,rtar Pastor. Preaching service, 10 a3 A. NJ
.,,tsv school II As A. M; Y. y. ). G. L. 6Ot
Evening service 100 P. NJ, Church
1r,rer meeting Wednesday evening at 81 p. N
An rot otherwise connected, are cordially In
gs:Aoiis, Church. Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor
po sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 800 A: NJ
,~racbinx service 10 As A. NJ; SaDoath Schoo
F5 Epworth League Meeting 20 p. NJ;
..ger r,eeting Wednesday evening 80; class
meeting Friday yening S1. ,,
2a,tIst Church, Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro,
Pastor. ON sunday, preaching service l93S A
y r-ayer meeting 90 p. M; wednesday even
io, grsyer service 30. Seats free. All are
,Tiversallst Church. Preaching service ev.
-g sunday at AS A. N. Sunday School az
iEu Junior Union st 80 P. n. f.P. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
SA M-Pari Lodge, No, "a Kesular
inc Tuesda; evening on or before fullnooa-
10. d. F.-Mount Mica lodge, regular meet
q, 3. Thursday eveninS or ese9 week.-auirors
s1.ampment, hrst anu 1hLr" "o"u0s 0'elA"sS
% n eTR-Moun, Pletsan Rebekah Lodge. No.
On meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
rtr IN Old Fellows Hal.
R-W. K Kimball Post. No. las, meets
A. and third saturday evening" OF each
u -.1 70 o. a. K. Hall
an X. Kimball Circle, Ladies OF the q. a.
b. -sets first sud third Saturday evenings oi
s4,- month, IN Grand Arm6 Han.
.fV-IOshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
...-.a! aud fourth Saturday evenings OF each
.yJ.-Paris Grange. from May to Oct. !,
frst and third Saturday; during the
.l-Jer OF the year, meets every Saturday, IN
E1,G.C C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays of
F. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
~ ,eeond and fourth Wednesday evenings
p.@Hsmln Lodge, No. 81. meets every
Tr ~ yealng at Pythian Hall.
Ensg Campbell is employed in Port
la2d.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club met
with Nrs w. o. Rockingham Thursday
afternoon.
The SSastika Orchestra will play for
dance al Robinson Hall, Oxford, next
Saturday evening.
E' Henry A. Wing of Lewiston, a
We. known newspaper man, was IN
these towns last Tuesday.
The South Paris Band, which has been
doing nothing for the past few weeks,
started practice again last "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. C. z. Brett returned last week
from the hospital in Portland, where
she has been for some weeks, and is
making an excellent recovery.
Miss Winnie Atwood, who had been
visiting her cousin, Wallace B. Strick-
land, for a few days, returned to her
home in New Portland Thursday.
B. I. Russell is moving from the viii !
lare 10 the farm formerly owned by ).
n King and known as Kingleside Farm, !
which was bought after Mr.. Kings |
death by w. 3. Russell.
Geo. B. Crockett arrived home We'd |
re,day night from a business trip OF
niue weeks through the South and as far |
as san Antonio, Texas, in the interest OF
the Paris Manufacturing Co.
The meeting of the Seneca Club sched- I
uled for this Monday evening has been (
postponed until the date of the annual .
meeting, April Is, when the club will be ,
entertained by Mrs. Wilson.
Jacob Nichols returned last week from |
Winchester, Mass, where he has been /
through the winter with his daughter, I
Mrs. Warren SWEET. Mrs. Nichols, who ,
has also been there, has not yet returned.
All the men connected with the Uni (,
yersslist society are busily engaged in |
preparations for the mems supper to be
served in Good Cheer Hall Tuesday |
evening Of this week. Supper at 645. |
At o'clock Rev. Chester Gore Miller |,
will lecture on the subject, striking !
Features Of the West" A sociable for
the Young people will follow.
The remains of Mrs. Frances l.. Full
Ter, widow of the late Granville G. Full
Ter, formerly of Paris, were brought here
from Lewiston Thursday for interment
10 Fairview Cemetery. They were &C
cOmpanied by c. NJ. Page OF Lewiston,
whose wife is a niece of Mrs. Fuller, and
az whose home she has for some years
been cared for. Mrs. Fuller was 10 years
of age, and had been feeble for long
time.
March came in this year like lamb,
and went out like purring kitten.
Rarely If ever have we had such weather
10 March as some of its last days gave
Us On Tuesday and Wednesday people
travelled the streets of South Paris in
June attire, streets practically dry, and
mild air and sunshine making it seem
like summer. This is not saying that
the roads are all settled, for there is still
quite lot of spring mud. Nevertheless
autos have run between this village and
Paris Hill, and on some of the dryest
farms blowing has already been done.
WI. Porter of Norway was in the
Democrat Office few days since to pay
bis subscription, and remarked that il
he lives until the Sth of May, he will be
IS years old, and that he has been sub
scriber to the Democrat continuously
for f,.y-seven years. There are large
number Of old subscribers on our list,
an though the records are not kept so
as 10 show just how long they have been
there, il is probable that there are few
to beat that record. For all his advsnc-
ed years, Mr. Porter's faculties are still
unimpared, and he is always pleasant
man 20 meet.
Stewart Edward Whites story, "The
Rtye:man, is completed in this issue of
the Democrat, and from all We hear has
given much pleasure to the readers.
Our next serial, to begin in a week or
two, will be THE Stowaway," by Louis
Tracy. The Tracy stories are designed
TO furnish enjoyment to the readers, and
that is what this one will do. Ii will
not exceed in interest "The Wings OF
the Morning." by Tracy, which was pub
hshed in the Democrat some time since
it would be hard to accomplish that
but IL will at least come close second
to it. Watch for the opening Of the
story.
The premium list for the 1910 OK
hibitiOn of the Oxford County Agricul-
tural Society has been issued, contain
ing larger number of illustrations than
ever before. The officers and division
supeTiDtendents are the same as last
year. Committees are not announced,
but are to be chosen by the division
suPerintendents. The dates Of the fair
are Sept. l3, IA and Is. Entries in the