Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-07-05

o.,s Hours: T:S0 An. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June ls, 1910,
ra,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
- town CASTS 90 A. NJ, daily; 3 so A. NJ,
To's lent sunday; 4 O5 P. NJ, daily 81 A. NJ,
-@p. N, Sunday only ,.u,.. so-,x
~. Scent sunday; so P. NJ, daily; III q A.
n $50 P. n, sunday only.
CHURCHES.
r.. go,gregatlonal Church, Rev. A. t. Nc
uys-rtsT Pastor. Preaching service, 10 40 A. N;
W.,eS school II As A. NJ; Y. p. s. q. y, 500
- Eyening service 4 90 =. NJ Snuren
IN rot otherwise connected, are cordially In
vi,gl;, r,st Church. Rev T. n. Kewley, Pastor
he1 l,,l.s morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
"a ..-sr, service 10 as A. M; Sabbath Schoo
tpworth League Meeting 100 P. M;
I.,sy WI meeting Wednesday evening 73O; class
grssitry friday vening 80,
mf SS.u,;st church, Rev. e. A. Davis, Pastor.
Nl-1.i,y. preaching service 10 AS A. NJ; Sab
S5,t school Y NJ; Y. T. ): Z; y, 6io r. NJ
pre- aervlce I 80. Seats free. AL are
"5,.S,.lcSrs,lst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
PIT preacRing service every sunday al
ig-,S A. N. Sunday School AT Il NJ l. T. T. u
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STATED MEETINGS.
rhA. M-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
10 Tpesiav tvening on or before full moon
0 d. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
In, THURSDAY evening OF eacn week urora
Escimgnsnt. drst and third Monday evenings
MOUNT PIE san Rebeksh Lodge, No.
a. .,,si. second ana fourth Fridays OF each
mont h odd Fellows Hall. 80
w. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
a. ans third Saturday evenings Of each
,,,rtr IN t.. A. Z. Hall.
W. K Kimbal Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A:
d -rs.t. Hrst and third Saturday evenings OF
80 -,ath N Grand ArmA Han.
..N Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
ntrr ,--t tuesday night after the full OF the
moon 70 Ia,u-Par,s Grange. from May l to Oct. l,
r,.s .r-i and third Saturday; during the
Reminder % the year, meets every Saturday, In
To- .C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
e. %. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
M 4, -e,on3 and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF o. mouth. ., .. -,
F.os r.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
Friag evening at Pythisn Hall
Mrs. g. C. Andrews is visiting rela-
tiyes iu Lowell.
M, 81. C.. Glover is visiting relatives
at North Norway.
Miss Airline d. Croker is visiting !
friends in Berlin, n. Il.
Wendell Howe was at home from East
SIMMER ryer the Fourth.
HARLAN ). Dennison is visiting his |
gran p,reut> at West Bethel.
Hilbert NJ. Tucker and son Arthur of
Canton we're in town two days last week.
Mis-, Annie Walker of Groveton, n.
f. IL visiting her cousin, Doris gilbert.
NJ and Mrs. F. y. Wright are spend
inc vacation of few days at the sea
shore
Ralph andrews and Gustave Porter
spart ,v9 DAYS last week in trip to
Lowell. !
Norra. Y. Bolster will be in the store
Ofthe " Dayton Bolster Co. during the
summer
Staufey Shurtleff is at Old Orchard in
the r. A. Shurtleff Il Co. drug store for
the summer.
Miss Bessie Haggett has gone to the
Poland Spring House, to do table work
this summer.
Frank Z. Barrows and family have
moved into the A. c. Hall house on i
Oxford street.
Miss Julia p. Morton is at home for +.
the summer vacation from her teaching
in Abingdon, Mass.
The Junior Z. <. Society of the Bsp
tisi church went on a hayrack ride Mon ,
day afternoon of last week.
Miss Marion Dingley of Auburn and
Miss Cle0ra DeCoster of Buckheld have
been guests at Geo. r. Morton's for a
few days.
Robert " Wheeler has gone to Old !
Orchard, where he will be employed in ,
sbeF A. Shurtleff & Co. drug store for /!
the summer.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary So 7
ciety will hold its meeting in the small
Ves,ry thursday, at 3 o'clock. All the
ladies' cordially invited.
Mrs Lulie Benson and daughter
Gladys have gone to the mountains
where they will be employed at the
Glen House for the summer.
L. j. BODICE of Minneapolis has been
guest at A. l.. Holmes for few days.
Mr.. Holmes aud Mr.. Dodge were at
WaIiheim, Shsgg Pond, over Saturday
and sunday.
Mss Florence Whittum, who has been
assistant in Paris High School for the
past few years, has accepted similar
position for the coming year in Norway
High school.
Miss Helen l.. Chapman attended the
state convention of the Epworth League
at Lewiston last week, as representative
Of the Epworth League of the South
Paris Methodist church.
Henry j. Merrill of Camden was here
Wednesday, coming to Lewiston Tues
day ior the class day exercises at Bates
College, where his brother, Charles Z.
Merrill, was member of the graduating
class
Among the Apple Trees" is the
Democrats next serial story, which will
begin soon. Frankly, it does not have
the intense interest of 1.-THE Stowawsy,"
just Completed. 1t is simply a sweet
little story.
Among those in attendance at the
Bates College commencement week exer-
ciSeS at Lewiston last week were Mr..
and Mrs y. ID. Bolster and Miss Ruth
Bolster, Mrs. Leonard Whitman, Miss
S, NJ Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs Harry M. Wheeler, who
have been spending portion of their
honeymoon at Camp Mooween, Shagg
Pond, came to South Paris on Monday,
and left Tuesday morning for their home
In Wakefield, Mass.
Ms, Olive G. SWEET, who is trained
nurse located in Newton, Mass, is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
SWEET, for few weeks. Miss SWEET Is
recuperating after treatment in the hos
pital for a throat trouble.
Misses Isabel and Katherine Morton
gave costume party at their home FRI
day evening, at which about twenty-five
were present. There were some very
good and entertaining representations on
the part of the guests, and the evening
was productive of lot of fun.
Mrs Leon s. Fairbanks of Newton
vile, Mass, is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. b. Crockett, and will spend
some weeks here and at her camp at
Concord Pond. Miss Ethel G. Crockett,
who teaches in Haverhill, Mass, is also
al home for the summer vacation.