Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
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SOUTH PARIS.

,a,s Hours 7:SoA.s to 7So Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September e5, 1910,
rR.rss LEAyE SOUTH PARIS
.,ovrn asst :3s A. NJ, daily; 9 so A. N.
49, ~ sSceut sunday; 80 p. NJ, daily.
daIS ~ ~ mn Iwest)-9 so A. NJ, daily; S35 p. n.
80 SV's sScept sunday; S4I P. NJ, daily
CHURCHES.
g., Congregational Church. Rev. A. T. Nc
,,s1s,sS Pastor. Preaching service, 10 45 A M
sp5day school II As A. NJ; n; r. ;; T. r. oSe
f..rs- z. meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
'cot Otherwise connected, are cordially In
yited. ,.,., po, r y Ksrv,av p..,or
~ Sunday morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
On Onas,6Inc service 10 as A. M; Sabbath School
p~ EpWorth League Meeting 6 90 p. NJ;
I've, !. %, meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
P,,ng Friday vening 80.
nTTs,tfst Church, Rev 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
nr Sunday, preaching service l04o A. NJ; Sab.
S,,b school II NJ; Y. Z. ). Z. e, 6l5 p. N.
9rsyer meeting go p. NJ Wednesday evening
S9CTyS S9TC.Jysrssst Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
psstnr Preaching service every sunday az
i14SA IN sunday School at IL NJ. \. T. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
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o.s,ing Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon.
O. %. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
- Tbu-slay evening OF each week.-Aurors.
ESS,mpment, drst and third Monday EVENING"
' n SACT Mount Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No.
q, mest. second and fourth Fridays Of each
rnnntn IN Odd Fellows HAL.
GAR.-W. X. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
er I and third saturday evenings OF each
N.Y. WH- K Kimban Circle, Ladies' OF the G. A.
meets frsl and third Saturday evenings OF
sssb month IN Grand Armk Hall.
sfV Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
nm me Br-t Tuesday night after the full OF the
sB-Paris Grange, from May to Oct. 1.
pre.s drst and third Saturday during the
remainder Of the year. meets every saturday, In
'eVi T.6'G G. C-SecOnd and fourth Mondays OF
~ q. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
ne = secOnd anu four1n Weuuesuay e'ennsr
' VI P.-Hamun Lodge, No. 81, meets every
r. ay evening 81 Pythian Hall.
Miss sara SWEET visited at Milton few
DAYS asst week.
Rev. n. A. Clifford of Winthrop re-
,rpsd TO his home on Friday.
DEPUTY sheriff A. W. Hart of Wilson's
Mills was at South Paris the last OF the
week
Harry D. Cole has bought of S. J.
Maxim what is known as the Ham house
On Pine street.
Mrs.L. NJ. Lunt of Lewiston visited
her daughter Mrs. Harold L. Briggs,
the first of the week.
HI. Stuart was in Augusta last week
and assisted in organizing the Maine
Society of Civil Engineers.
Miss Eva Dudley was taken to the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
iston Tuesday for an operation for APP
pendicits.
The Fsn-Tans will observe guests
night on the night of their next regular
meeting, the third Tuesday of February,
which is the 2lst.
Rev. z. A. Davis is assisting Rev. B.
C. Wentworth OF the Norway Methodist
church 10 special meetings. There have
been a number OF conversions.
The Economical whist club met with
Mrs. J. j. Murphy Wednesday afternoon.
lQe next mcttluS VIII Oo oOAN " "CNhVS
day at Mrs. Theodore Thayer's.
J. B. and Archie L. Cole started Mon
day morning for kineo, where they are
10 build some brick ovens in the new
freproof kitchen Of the Kineo House.
Mrs Charles l.. Buck has returned
home from Fort Fairfield, where she had
been for some weeks. Her mother, Mrs.
J. W. Davis, of Fort Fairfield, continues
very IN.
Rev. T. A. Davis will attend the meet
ing Of the Kennebec Y. p. ). G. r. at
Gardiner on the 27th. He will give an
address at the meeting, and conduct the
singing for the session.
A special meeting of Paris Lodge OF
yasonS was held Tuesday evening.
There was work in the +. e. degree, and
an official visitation By District Deputy
Ned /. Swan of Bryants Pond.
Lr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray left Fri
day forenoon for trip TO Washington.
They will be gone about two weeks, aud
on their return will make visits in New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, and other
places.
Somewhat delayed the December num-
Der of The Chronicle, published by the
students of Paris High School, was
issued last week. This number IS par
ticularly good in the quality of its local
matter.
A good stiff winter week the past was.
Wednesday morning thermometers 10
various parts of the village made records
running down to 20 and 22 below zero,
and other mornings, aud days as well,
were not to be sneezed at.
Rev G. b. Ilsley, d. d of Westbrook,
will be here next Sunday, and preach in
the Baptist church in the morning, and
assist in the services in the evening. he
will also speak at Norway at 3 p, NJ.
Rev. Z. A Davis of the Baptist church
will preach at WestbroOk Sunday in cx-
change with DIR. Ilsley, and will remain
through Monday and Tuesday TO assist
10 special meetings there.
The members of Miss Eva E Walkers
Sunday School class in the Congrega-
tiOnal Sunday School gave Miss Blanche
Barrows a surprise party at her home
on Oxford Street Monday evening,
Twelve members Of the class went aud
carried a cut glass sugar bowl and cream
pitcher, also small msntel clock, the
gift OF the Christian Endeavor Society
Of which Miss Barrows is member.
very pleasant evening was passed.
Over forty Rebekahs from here aud
some twenty or more from Norway
boarded the special train last Tuesday
aud went to West Paris TO visit Onward
Lodge. An excellent supper awaited
the company on arrival, after which was
the usual lodge work and the installa-
ton Of the officers, etc. Ice cream and
cake were served during the latter part
Of the evening. The company arrived
home some after midnight having spent
most pleasant evening.
A meeting of the firemen was held at
Engine House Hall Friday evening, TO
organize Pacific Engine League. OIL
GERS were elected as follows:
Presidential. II. Cannon.
Vice. .Presldents-Stanley NJ. Wheeler, Harry
Lane.
Seeretary-George T. Eastman.
Treasurer-D. II. Bean.
Executive Committee-Wi William Culbert. Hose
Co. No. l; W. r. Kenney. Co. No. 2; Merton NIL,
leit, Co. No. 3; Gerald Wing. Co. No. 4; Harry
Judkins, Co. No. 5; stanley NJ. Wheeler.
The next meeting will be at Engine
House Hall Friday evening, Jan. u.
The ANIMAL meeting of the Delta