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

SOUTH PARIS.

.. uours: 80 A. Il. 10 W r.A-
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing September Is. 1910.
ra,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
',o,rnf SITS 80 A. NJ, daily 9 80 A. NJ.
So's s11cept sunday; 80 p. NJ, daily.
isly 80 mn fyest)-9 so A. NJ, daily $50 Z. N.
SU's s1rept sunday; s3I p. NJ uaiiy'
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,,,,,reystional Church. Rev. A. T. Nc
t Hss Pastor Preaching service, 10 40 A ~:
snodsy school II 4j A M; 10 u S e oh
p N, ,,esting Wednesday evening At 80 p. NJ
CT otherwise connected. are cordially In
vtsL 40, Church. Rev T. n. Kewley. Pastor
heInV,. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
On sun SUI. service 10 Is A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
SnWorth League Meeting 90 p. NJ;
!: N, meeting Wednesday evening 80; clas'
meeting MEETING, Church, Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
bSg "DisV. preaching service l0I5 A. NJ; Sab.
" Srb15l II NJ; \. z. >. Z. E, oio r. NJ,
~syer meeting so p NJ. Meuues"aS snenans
prayer service - sea's Hee' "i'
welcome .ts,rer.alst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
80 preaching service every sunday NJ
taSA.G sunday School at Il NJ. IN u u
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Reguls'
INK Tuesday evenink on or oeiore ,ul. noon noon
l. Grsnrslsy evening of each week.-Aurors
i ,aSss.,rcnroent, first and third Monday evening"
"ts@os Mount PIE san Rebekah Lodge, No.
a, meets second and fourth rrioays OF eacn
.,o,b In odd Fellows Hall: $40
"lo'I Nv. X. Kimban Post, No. las. meets
al snI third Saturday EVENING" OF each
ny wM < kimban Circle. Ladies' of the 6. A.
,ossts drst and third Saturday evenings 0;
- month IN Grand ArmS Hail.
ofV-joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
an me lrsI Tuesday nigh! after the fuii OF the
I1Sl ,g-Psrls Grange. from May to Oct. !.
- 6rst and third Saturday; during the
reHsinder Of the year. meets every saturday In
STD TING. C-secOnd ami fourth Mondays Of
"a EO a.. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
Ne = seconi and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF sch month. q, .... .,,.-,
sr 81 evening at Pythian Hall
Mrs. c. H. Thsyer is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. J. j. Murphy went to Boston
Tuesday Tor visit.
Mrs T. <. Remission is visiting her
sister, Mrs q. j. Merrill, in Camden,
Maine.
Mrs Nettie Tirrell has returned from
ayjsit of two weeks to the family of her
son George at Locke's Mills.
Ouite a number of those interested
went IN the Bates Maine football game
atIawistOn Saturday, and few TO the |
Bowdoin-C Colby game at Brunswick.
Great variety in our weather.
thunder shower Tuesday evening, with a
number of flashes and accompanying |
rumbles ami Thursday morning snow |
storm.
George NJ. Giles is somewhat lame as |
the result of injury to his knee caused
by a fall 90 Wednesday while working |
on the new grand stand at the fair
grounds.
Don't forget the Methodist sale Thurs
day afternoon and evening in the vestry |
Of the Baptist church. An orchestra
will furnish music for the evening.
Everybody invited.
Mrs J. 5. Brown Friday morning pre-
sented the Democrat with a Japanese
rose which she picked that morning with |
snow on IT, That shows what kind OF a
fall We have had until Thursdays snow
storm.
Thursday. Nov. Sd, will be observed |
az parents day at the Brick Grammar
School Interested parents and friends
are cordially invited to witness the regu- |
lar exercises of the school which opens
al So.
Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Briggs, while re-
turning from Rumford Falls Thursday, |
were thrown from their wagon in going |
Of the ferry boat at RumfOrd Center. |
They we're shaken up and bruised, but
not seriously injured.
A, the meeting of Joshua l.. Cham
brain Camp, Sons of Veterans, last |
Tuesday evening, il was voted to sur
render the charter, on account OF the
difficulty in maintaining the meetings !
with the small number of members. |
Members in arrears who desire an honor |
able discharge are requested TO pay up |
their arrears at once.
Ezekiel Fuller Fogg died Tuesday at
the home of George Mills on Oxford
Street, where he had been for the past |
.wo months. Mr.. Fogg was 70 years OF
age. He leaves one SOD, Frank b. Fogg
Of this place. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon at Alonzo Fuller's
in Hartford, attended by Rev. j. l..
Pinkerton of Livermore, and burial was
in a cemetery near there. Mr.. Fogg was
IN, hn n
siOner.
c Freeland Penley has sold his lot
and house which wass burned last sum-
mer on High Street to Alton c. Maxim.
Mr.. Penley had already done some work
in clearing up the wrecksge OF the rear
Of the building. Mr.. Maxim will at
once proceed to put roof on the house |
and rebuild it, probably into two tene-
ments Although the roof of the house
was practically all destroyed, the front
Of the building below the second story
ceiling was not burned.
The Seneca Club is entertained by
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wheeler this Mon
dag evening at Miss Wheeler's, and the
session will be a Japanese tea party.
Japanese costumes will be worn by the
members. The roll call of the club Is
responded TO with current events, and
there ara number of papers: Japan |
and the Japanese" Mrs. Hilton; Trades.
Professions, Manufactures" Mrs. Hstha-
way; Religion, Amusemenis, Food"
Mrs. W. p. Morton; and Japanese love
song by Miss Wheeler.
Advertised letters and cards in South |
Paris post office Oct. Slst:
Mrs. Amelia Cole.
Mr.. C. W. Clifford.
Mrs. George I. Lawrence.
Miss ethel Damon.
Miss Annie Robinson.
Mr.. 5. Small.
Mr., Earl McAlister Card.
Mr.. G. L Merrill.
M. 6. T. Needham.
Mr.. Z. J. Hutchinson.
Mr.. y. Gaulin.
Mr.. James Lane (elrd).
Osear Needham (cari).
Ella + Libby (eard).
Wlntemen Farm (card).
Rev. Wilbur f. Berry, State Secretary
OF the Civic League, and one of the lead
ing speakers in the New England states
on prohibition, will give an address at
temperance meeting to be held at the
Congregational church on Sunday even
Ing, Nov. 9Th, at 7:30. All the village
pastors aud congregations have been