Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-18
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
sourH PARIS POST ofFIcH.
o..s Hours: 7:So u. 10 Z 30 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June IS, 1911.
rRAlss LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
.dovVn tesst)-5 81 A. NJ. daily Is 90 A. u.
Sons 10 A. NJ. daily except sunday, $1
lAS daily. Sunday excursion trains I's
~. go Sn r VESTS so A. NJ. daily; s:S5P n.
SONS sS,csut sunday; 70I P. NJ. daily; 80
iay daily sunday excursion trsins' io;s'
N. sOoP.H.
CHURCHES.
.c,,greVational Church. Rev. A. 7. Nc
t rs. P pastor. Preaching service, 10 40 A. a,
y s,Ss school II 45 A NJ; L. u S n U
P n, -,asting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
PrS!s6o. IotSerwise connected. are cordially In
dSsll,hodlss Church. Rev. I. n. Kewley, Pastor
As.I.o,Ssv morning prayermeeting 10 20 A n.
On sS S1.- seryice 10 rs A M; Sabbath Scnoo
presen Enworth League Meeting 800 p. n;
] ~ n. 1eeting Wednesday evening I3o; Gas
Yilss,ing Friday yening 50: MI. p..,o-
a.
BAE ..n,i,S preaching service GAS A; NJ; Sab.
y. Srb0oi ~ NJ; Y. L. ): Z; r., 80 Z. -. /,
Isl. ,- meeting 90 p. NJ, "Wednesday evening
Prays. .eryice I 80. Seats free. All arr
Esc9Ie.s, lis, Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
OnN" PREACHING service every sunday AZ
n Sunday School at IL NJ IN u u
Gfr.N
STATED MEETINGS.
N.-Pari- Lodge, No. "a. Eegulai
= -,asllay evening on or before limoon'
To b Mount Mica Lodge, regular mees
sSs au,,, first and .hird Monday evenings
otsaeas mo Mount Pleassn, Rebekah Lodge. No.
=, o ices y, - second snd fourth Fridays OF each
Sp,5 IN old Fellows Han; ~. NO ,a.,.
Wv. X. Himbal Post, NO. tte, neess
80 A tsirI saturday evenings OF each
m m gimban Circle, Ladies ofthe u. A
A., -nsets trst and third saturday evenings "
~, --,r,th IN Grand Arm6 Han.
ssta Joshua T.. Chamberlain Camp meets
~ er,, Tuesday night after the full OF the
Noon U.-Paris Grange. from May to OCT, l.
l.. 49, and third Saturday during tne
me- S.,r.icr OF the year, meets every SATURDAY In
s q q nc second and fourth Mondays Of
Is stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ : second and fourth WEDNESDAY
Of Sc. 5ou Hsml,u Lodge. No. 81. meets every
.. AZ egsnlrg 81 Pythian Hall.
Miss Ruth Fsrrar is new clerk In the
pos! office
Blueberries are now the CHIEF oolect ID
lie to many people.
u-s n W. Dennison and daughter
Dorotby are visiting in Freeport.
w.s Mary Louise Phelps of Portland
sagrss, at Mrs. Alice P. Thayers'
Via, Efbelyn Besde Of Phillips is the
,,ssr nj her aunt, Mrs. T. n. Kewley.
" Fletcher, of Worcester, Mass.
8, amending his summer vacation mere,
Mis-. gfie Hardy of Haverhill, Mass,
Ia, been visiting friends here during the
past week.
n, and Mrs. j. Fl. Stuart are at
Caribou visiting their daughter, Mrs
Fred 5. Brown
The steel ceilings at the court house
,,s Coi7g on. The Goss Co. OF Lewis
,DD are doing the work.
y,, Vim. L. Gray is visiting the
family OF her son, Charles A. Gray, at
Soath birmingham, Mass.
Nrs Ellen Cummings, who has been
Al Writ Stanley's, returned to her nome
IN Mechanic Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery W. Bonney OF
Hayerhill. Mass, formerly OF south
Paris. are visiting relatives IN TINS VI
entity.
Mrs :. L. Pratt, designer for Mrs.
smiley in the millinery store, has return
al N her home in Yarmouth at the close
oithe season.
yK Holmes and family OF New
Britain Conn, arrived Thursday 10
spend the vacation with his parents, MI
and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler oil
Wakefield, Mass, came here Friday, ana
vent at once to Shagg Pond, where they
viii spend a week or more.
Superintendent of Schools Herman Z.
Knight has been in attendance al tue
ra.s institute of school superintendent
Csstine during the past week.
Miss Helen NJ. King was kicked by
horse at her home Tuesday, and suffered
an iuiurS which, while not dangerous.
will keep her shut in for number OF
days
Harry d. Cole 10 putting piazza on
the south end of the "Ham" house which
be owns on Pine Street, and MAKING
other changes and improvements about
The buildings.
DR.. f. w. Rounds and Miss Mildred
Elder have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. GRAY at their cottage, Gray
Bircbes, at Lake Pennesseeewassee, LOT
the past week.
A few brown-tail moths may be seen
around the lights in the evening, OUT
there has been as yet no fight of them
such az made the light poles white IN
previous summers. 1t may come la'ei'
A. L.. Holmes was at South water
bOro Friday to visit his mother, Mrs. u
n. Cummings. The house in which
Mrs.. Cummings lived was burned In tue
Ere Of Wednesday, and all her effects ex-
Gept three or four dresses were iost'
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office July II:
Mr. Z. Z. Martin Qetter.l
NJ. Percy Proctor q letters.)
Miss lena BARKER (letterl
Mr.. ID. W. Coombs Qetter.l
Ms sarah Heath (letter9
Pearl Flanders (card)
Mr.. ). Cumming (card)
Charley Churley (card)
"Now you will begin to hear OF rail-
toad accidents. The railroad men sim
ply can't stand this heat" remarked
nan on the stree, Tuesday. And within
flew hours came the news OF the worst
ailroad wreck of the year at Bridgeport
c., which il is possible may have been
due TO the effect of the heat on the engi-
beer, who died in the wreck.
Helen, little daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Robert Paterson, is i'll with diphtheria,
and the Paterson house on Pine Street
b In quarantine. She is not considered
danOarop.lv an Georye Meader,