Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-17
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
omce Hours: T:30 A. n. to 80 r. n

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
once Hours: 80 A. 4. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct. l, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
c,,,, DOWN feast)-5 36 AN, daily 9:+3 An
,.rv eScepl Sunday; 4 80 p n, daily.
d4 eS,nS M twest)-s4S An. daily; S35 Pm
All, except Sunday; SAT Pm daiiy'
CHURCHES.
-, conventional Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,,sn,ssr. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. =.
sn,Jsy school II AS A. M; \. r. .. Y. -, ~
suI Evening service Z 90 p. NJ; Church
nrayer meeting wednesday evening =. oY q
HI. nos otherwise connected arc e0f'iAi'S Ill
1i; Ssdi;:so,,.t Church, Rev T. n. Kewley. Pastor
IN sunday, morning prsyermeesing - 10 A. =:
pSe x. EpwOrth League Meeting 500 p. n
-, meeting W ednesday evening 80, Class
Letting Friday yening 80; n,. p.s,or
Bsptist Church. Rev; E; A. 10 Davis S ras SsS
on, school IL NJ; Y. p. 5. G; f.. 6l5 p N
o Ga. meeting 90 p. M; "Wednesday evening
PIE service 80. Seats free. AL ART
"e iy.y,vsrssl,st Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
49, Preaching service every Suncay ~
i6-!s A. N. Sunday School AZ II NJ u. Y
MIN.
STATED MEErIsGs.
- N.-Pari, Lodge, No. "a Regulai
-, tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
TO u Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-, Tbu-,day eyeniL of each week.-Aurora
sSs,,Epment, first and .hird Monday evenings
o. n s' ~ Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No
q, - second and fourth Fridays OF each
.,Dtb 10 Odd Fellows Han. NO. ..,,
Wv L. Kimball Post, NO. las, meets
a. " and third Saturday evenings OF each
~ NJ K. Kimbsn Circle. Ladies OF the g. A
meets urst and third Saturday evenings "
sia --joshua .. Chamberlain Camp meets
a, 49, srss Tuesday night after the full OF the
MOO U-Paris Grange, from May TO Oct, l,
,l..s frst and third Saturday curing ns
rsralnder OF the year. meets every 'S'uiN''' ="
T. s. G. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
~ o. P.-s.ony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
rs Z, .scond and fourth Wednesday evenings
o. ~ P.@Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets ever
yri.7 evening at Pythian Hall
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walker have been
in Boston during the past week.
N,s " w. Walker of Portland visited
,aIatiyes here for few days last week.
Hon J. S. Wright is having electric
ug6ts Installed in his house and stable
William Lanberg of Portland is clerk
IN the Paris Home Bakery for while
N,s y. n. Stewart has been visiting
9, Wsis, and Sabattus for the past lew
days.
Si,., Bean has moved to Norway, and
tbe George Wise rent on Gothic street
nom which he moved is occupied oy
Leroy Cole.
Tbe DR.. W. l. Merrill residence a.
Sonth Paris has been sold through the
Dennis Pike Real Estate Agency to 0. n.
Clifford for occupancy.
S. Richards is taking observations
from the sun with transit instrument
~ obtain the correct time, and invites
Won 10 call aud see if your watches are
on time.
Almop Churchill has purchased the
GiIbart Abbott farm and will move there
r;tb his family. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Adams will move from the farm to their
house in Paris Hill village.
Clarence G. Morton and family, who
have been during the summer at the
Paris Manufacturing Co.'S camp al
CRYSTAL. Y. H., are with his mother,
Mrs. L. G. Norton, at present.
T n. Anderson left the last Of the
week ;or Providence, r. l., where ne
will spend a two weeks vacation Win
the family of his son, 81. G. Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson has been there Tor
week or two.
Superiutendent II. A. Morton OF the
Paris Manufacturing Co. was IN Hanover,
Nh. few days last week 10 attend
the manufacturers conference on the
matter of scientific factory management.
Mrs Morton accompanied him to Exeter
and visited her sister there.
The Rebekahs are soon TO present the
merry comedy drama "a Country Mo-
intsrspersed with Japanese fantasue'
This entertainment will probably De
given some time in November and viii
have some of the best talent IN town 10
the cast. Look out for the date.
The thea,er goers turned out well
Wednesday evening for "A Girl OF the
Mountains" at Norway Opera House.
While the play, like many Others, IS SUD
;sct to a certain amount of criticism, IL
!. certainly one of the best things OF the
season so far. II had fair house.
The ladies of the Congregational Cir
Gle are making plans for their Christmas
sale which will occur on December 'tn
and Sth. The committees for this sale
were published last week. On the week
following this sale, Dec. l4th, IN New
Sail. Mile. Scalar will give her concert
Postmaster Davis ''allows" that he is
generally good natured and accom- o-
dating, but when q woman came 90 tue
window with fifty letters, for which she
bought fifty stamps, and then pusnee,
the letters through the window and
syeetly asked him to put the stamps on
that was the limit, and he told her
that wasn't what he was paid for.
Harry b. Smith OF Denuysville has
purchased of C.. b. Cummings u Sons
The building on Western Avenue which
thew formerly occupied as grain store;
and will in the spring open garage anu
repair shop there. He has been IN TINS
line Of work for some time, and during
the coming winter will attend an auto
mobile school for further training.
Frank Caswell, who has been working
IN the factories here for some months,
and had been employed here at times
before. was taken to the insane hospital
at Augusta Friday. He is at all times
rather peculiar in his manner, and as nc
had of late been displaying a wicked
looking knife which he had made, ano
doing other things which were no.
s.emly. Il was thought best to have hin
where he would be 10 no danger Oh DO
ing harm.
The county commissioners plan to
change the walk on the lower Level a
tbs court house grounds. In place Of
the curved walk below the steps the!
will put 10 one walk Of concrete runnin'
straight from til Q steps TO the sidewa'k
This will make things much better
some seasons. The old walk, which !
Of coal ashes, is low, and in the spring
particularly during the March term o
court, has invariably been more or les
muddy.
Advertised letters and cards In Sout
Paris post Office Oct. 10:
A. Shapiro.
r. G. simpson.