Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-01
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
os,s Hours: 7:SOA. m. TO $50 Pm.

al sOUTH PARIS POST OfflcE.
osee Hours: 7:soA.h.s to 7So Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June IS, 1911,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PAsIs
,.,,,down casts 50 A. NJ. daily s 90 A. \
SoNe 50 A. NJ. tally except Sunday; a.
sly daily. sunday excursion trains, a.
i lllns up ;west)-s;5O A. NJ, daily; SIS P:
So| ss,sept sunday; T07 P. NJ. daily; 81
az isily. Sunday excursion trains, 10 :;
-, Congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nj
r-ssS Pastor. Preaching service, 045 A. n
Nhyl" school II as A. NJ; Y. p. 5. G. Z. 81
SUM Evening service ] 90 P. NJ; Churc
=. meeting Wednesday evening az 80 p.
a }1' no, Otherwise connected, are cordially II
'l,ssi IL, Church, Rev. T. n. Kewey. Pastor
Ass.-Sjsv. morning prayermeering 10 90 A. n.
Vs'rSIps service 10 as A. NJ; Sabbath Schoe
/ ~ Epworth League Meeting 500 2. N.
n, seetng wednesday evening 7:so; elias
/ pisH;,,Hy friday vening 80.
l seule church, Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor
oat"r.ise. preaching service los A. NJ; Sat
% S-5g0, Il NJ; Y. z. 5. c: E., 6a5 p. N.
~! o. .eryice 80. Seats free. All ar
Ey.G,-- Ia, Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
p'..- Preaching service every SUNDAY a
- n sunday school az III Up. Z. U
sirN
Miss D ]. Lunt of Melrose, Mass, is 1
nest a, George Giles.
1 NJ. lydia Rounds spent several day'
HarpsaslI last week.
4 NJ. ellen Curtis is visiting tie family
II Lbsr sen at Kennebunk.
H Mrs Theodore Thayer is i'll with Mrs
4 v,-r Daniels in care of her.
II vrs Kicker Of Portland has been visit
100 her niece, Mrs. Oscar Tracy.
\ Charles II. Howard and family made a
,rsasure rip to Portland last Thursday,
l NJ. Clara Howard spent few days
18th relatives and friends in Bethel last
week.
1 ". NJ z. Bryant spent several days
+, Auburn asst week, the guest OF rela-
dyss.
/ vo-tar Bolster is taking two weeks
,,-,,i.a from the store of the y. ID.
Bolster Co.
" and Mrs ;. Z. Tucker are visiting
Ms fuckers son, Sanford L. Fogg, at
Monmouth.
yr. aud Mrs. Mark Lapham of Bridg-
,,0 we're visitors of Mrs. Matilda Rich
rdson recently.
y,s Joseph Smiley and little daugh-
,,r Of F,chburg, Mass, are guests of
Ms L. C. Smiley.
Ms " p. Morton has been the guest
NJ relatives and friends in Portland for
The past week or more.
Ms, Marguerite Elder of Maiden,
Mss has Joined her mother and sister
At their summer home here.
Mrs. Hannah Holt went last Wednes-
5sy 20 Mexico for visit of few weeks
70 her daughter, Mrs. <. FL. Dorr.
Mrs. Mnot Whittle and Miss Carrie
BaII attended the funeral of Miss Cynthia
walker 10 Lewiston last Thursday.
Mrs. c. Il. Gilbert of Canton and Miss
lnogen Durham of Boston visited their
BROTHER. George l. Burnham, Friday.
Mrs T.. Z. Bean and Miss Cora Mason
and little Pauline spent a few days at
Cape Cottage, Portland Harbor, last
week.
Mrs. A. W. Walker, Mrs. Nathan A.
Chase and little Priscilla made visit OF
siew days to relatives in Brownteld last
Esek.
Hotel Andrews Is receiving good
patronage, and the people of South Paris
rs feeling glad that they have hotel
once more.
Robert Knox and family of Hartford,
Con-, we're guests at W. j. Wheeler's
few days last week, coming in Mr.. Knox's
touring car.
George Eastman is taking his vacation
from the store Of J.'F Plummer. Ralph
Andrews is acting as clerk during Mr..
Eastman's absence.
Miss Edith Brown. who has been the
quest Of her aunt, Mrs. Alice Thayer,
for few weeks, returned Thursday to
Der home in Chicago.
Mrs. Fred B. wiggin left Monday
morning for an automobile trip through
the mountains, with her parents and
sister, whom she was to join at West
Bethel
Miss Olive SWEET is at "Camp Seldom
Inn" Lake Pennesseewassee. She bad
as guests during the past week Mrs.
Harold Gerrish Of West Paris and Mrs.
Guy.C. Bean.
Miss Dora Parsons is out of the store
Of the v ID. Bolster Co. for two weeks
vacation, aud she and her sister, Mrs.
Shurtleff, are al the Parsons farm in the
Bolster District.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gray, who have
been occupying their cottage, Gray
Birches. on the shore of Pennesseewas-
see Lake for the past few weeks, return
cd 10 their home Thursday.
The new house of Arthur Shurtlef on
Lower Main Street is nearing compile
ton. The masons are at work plaster
ing aud the plumbers connecting 1t with
The water system and sewer.
L. S. Sessions is doing a good job of
grading on the lawns at the Deering
Memorial Church. The borders, which
curve down to the sidewalks on Pleasant
and Church Streets, are sodded, and the
levels between the border and the build
ing are seeded.
Advertised letters and post cards at
South Paris post office July 81:
Miss Nellie Noble (letter.)
Mrs Amelia Cole (letter.l
Miss Deborah Cotton (card.)
Miss Nellie Bernard az. nurse) card
Mr.. Cloyed Pine (card)
Aph spencer (card.)
Ralph Cobb (card.)
The Uuiversalist society held their
midsummer parish meeting in the YES
Try last Tuesday evening. The parish is
in good condition and the bills paid TO
vacation time. The interest is good and
all are planning for good hard work
when the season opens again in Septem-
Der. The Good Cheer will run their
booth at the fair this year as usual and
hope all will feel interested enough to
help.
Work on the sewer extension was be-
gun by Contractor L. <. Scruton Tues
day, with crew of Italians which arriv-
ed the night before. The street is now
open on the surface from Plummer's
store to the house of George Hussey on
High Street, and the pipe is going in at
the lower end as fast as possible.
Through Market Square the pipe has to
90 deep, and the trench has to be crib
bed with plank in order to work lower
than two or three feet below the surface.