Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-07
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
sourg PARIS POST OFFICE.
omOs Hours; 7:So A.h.o7p Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September %. 1910,
-v.1ss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.toEnfe ast)-5 SO A. NJ. daily; 9 80 A. 4.
soiaS Int sunday; 4 80 p. NJ, daily.
daily ehI mi ISestJ--s5 50 A. NJ, daily; SIS P Il.
SO's esscept sunday; Sal p. / daily
CHURCHES.
congregs.ional Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
~ - Psstor Preaching service, 10 ~ A. 4.
49,, school II As A. H. \. Z. .. u =. on
Evening service w =. ~ -. Snurci
pray, otberwise connected, are cordially In
yted Ia, Church, Rev T. n. Kewley. Pastor
"a h sSHSisy, morning Prayermeeting 10 20 A; \.
C,sschiug service lOtS A; n, oa1o 90 son0o
!. n, roestlnS wednesday evening 80; clas'
ueeunf Cburch. Rev 4. A. Davis, Pastor
an sunday, preaching service lysto A.; NJ SAD
Jain sT rasst,nE 90 Pm; Wednesday evening
prayer s ssrSlce so. Seats free. All art
"f f0,Vsrsal.ss Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
ps.sor Preaching service every SUNDAY ~
rs sunday School ~ IL n. f.P. Z. u
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Pari, Lodge, No. "a. Regular
=, = HTres,lav evening on or before fullmoon
- g. F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-, Tbursday evening Of each week.-Aurora
Ivss',s,-,Tr1ent, irst and third Monday evenings
o. sSte ~ HHoun, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
., .,,sfs ,econd and fourth Fridays OF each
month 10 odd Fellows HAL; ~, 40
a.. and third Saturday evenings OF each
a2 %s- X Kimban Circle. Ladies' Of the 6. A
D ,,ssts frst and third Saturday evenings OF
80 month, In Grand ArmA Hail.
ofy.-Joshua L. Chamberlain camp meets
an tbe dr.s Tuesday night after the fuii vi sne
1SoI ~ g.-Paris Grange. from May TO Oct, /.
- Frst and third Saturday; during the
s..ssjpder OF the year. meets every Saturday In
So - q s. C.-secOnd and fourth Mondays Of
b. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ 4, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
81 ~ 81 P T,I Lodge, No, 81. meets every
" AZ evening At Pythisn hall
NJ and Mrs. C. q. Bouney OF Sumner
ware guests al ]. d. Haynes few days
last week.
Master frankie Maxim of Portland IL
the guest Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. franklin Maxim.
Mrs L. G. Smiley goes on Tuesday to
BostoD 10 attend the millinery openings
and secure her spring stock.
Mrs Herbert league Of Madison has
hsan the guest of her parents, Mr.. aud
Ms. Harrison Farrsr, for few days.
Mass. N. Wheeler lett on Friday for
visit Of some weeks to relatives in Wor-
easter and elsew here in Massachusetts,.
AE Morse was at Canton Wednesday
.vepjpc. TO assist by his readings at the
entertainment In connection with ladies'
night Of the Odd Fellows of Auassgunti-
cook Lodge.
There will be a box supper and social
AZ Odd Fellows Hall March l4th. All
0d5 Fellows and Rebekshs and their
families are invited. Each lady is re-
questsd to bring box.
G. II. Porter is rebuilding his cider
mill on Western Avenue, which he has
not run as a cider mill for two years,
into = tenement OF seven rooms. 1t will
make good little house.
Everybody who lives through the
sewer fight is asked to take account OF
stock and give all they can spare 10 the
&c. T. U. for the auction in April.
Be sure TO save your old rubbers Tor the
Union.
The usual court temperance meeting
will be held in the evening of Tuesday,
March "A. the first day of court, at 1880.
Pastors OF the several churches are re-
qus,,sd TO give notice OF 1t from Their
puipitS.
Az the annual meeting OF Fairyiew
Cemetery Association Saturday after
noon, officers were elected as follows:
Presdeng-Hudson Knight.
Trusiees-Hudson Knight, n. Dayton Bolster
Secretary and Treasurer-Alfred H. Jackson.
Mrs Carl Mason returned home from
Augusta, where she has been for several
months, on Thursday. She and Mr..
Mason, With Mrs. Msson's mother, Mrs.
Barron, will for the present have the
fen. occupied by Mrs. Hardin IN Mr..
Knights house on Church Street, Mrs.
Hardin being away from home.
Supper and entertainment at the Con-
gregational church Thursday evening,
March 9th. This supper will be given
by the Christian Endesvor Society, fol-
owed by an entertainment consisting II
readipgs, vocal aud instrumental music,
aad dialogue entitled "The Packing OF
The Home Missionary. Barrel" Supper
Is cents; supper and entertainment 20
cents.
90 account of interest 10 the special
meetings held during the past week IN
the Norway Baptist church, one more
week night meeting will be held In this
church on Thursday evening, March .,
conducted by Rev. (. A. Davis and Rev.
B. c. Wentworth. Ii 10 expected that
Mr. Davis will assist Mr.. Wentworth in
the meeting in the Norway ii. K. church
on Tuesday evening, the 1th.
Advertised letters and cards IN South
Paris post office March 9th:
Mrs. Mary Walker.
Mrs.. Gug Briggs.
Miss g. T. Brigham.
Mrs Hattie Bailey.
Mrs. Edith Dunn.
Mas ROse Grayham.
hrt. josie Pane.
John Mctunis.
Herbert Pillsbury.
Geo. p. Locke.
L. H. Turner.
Mrs. II. A. Clifford gave most inter
ssting travel talk after the regular sup
per OF the Methodist Ladies' Aid at the
Baptis. vestry Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Clifford, who is now of Winthrop, was
former resident here, wife OF Rev. II. A.
Clifford, former pastor of the Meth
Odist church. Her talk included de-
scription of the Passion Play at Oberam-
msrgau and other experiences in Europe,
and was entertaining and instructive,
holding the audience closely for an hour.
The Euterpeau Club holds its March
meeting this Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Smiley on Western Avenue. "a
Day with the Flowers" Is the theme OF
the days programme, and the lecturer
10 Miss Jackson. The full programme
is:
Sey!n-At Dawn. Piano Solo
Mrs. shurtlen
EOvslski c. wels-Roses de Boheme. Piano Duo
Mrs Morton, Mrs. Gray
krummacher-The Moss Rose, Poem
Chidvick-Soogs from 3 Flower Cycle,
The Trilliums
b The Crocus
The Wild Briar
Mrs. Wheeler