Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-02
SOUTH PARIS.

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commencing September IS. 1910.
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CHURCHES.
.c.,,-evst!onsl Church. Rev. A. 1. Nix
Frs. Vpsstor. Preaching service. 10 ~ A. 4,
Nn9ls school II AS A. NJ; Il: r. .: u e. oN
Sunla' evening service No 7. NJ Snurc
n, -rsetinx Wednesday evening AZ ~ r. !,
P PH'So. otherwise connec'eu' arc 'ofNiAn' ~
Il.l ,l,s, Church. Rev. 7. n. Kewley, Pastor
Neih0Is. corning prayermeeting 10 90 A. NJ.
on an.a! !,s-vice 10 rs A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
yrescn'9ts, yyorth League Meeting 10 p. n.
y n, ISSsse,ins wednesday evening 4 80; cias
s.e..ng sT r5sIeS Rev. +. A Davis. Pastor
BsPss preaching service l04S A. NJ Sab
o. SeusSi n N; Y. z. 5. G. E, 6l5 p. N.
JAN rDseting "a z. NJ; Wednesday evenln'
PRAYER .ssryice 30 Seats free. All an
sscone, rst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
VnNe' preaching service every sunday a
fa,s A. sunday school at L NJ Z.
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Pari, Lodge. No. ~. Regula
p y S5,,ss.iav evening on or before rullmoon
-ee6a n mount Mica Lodge, regular MEEK
l.V-, sS-.-s'.sg everin of each week.-AurorS
sss,,,,nT,ent. trst and 'hird MONDAY evening"
a,ssess gol Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No
D. o. ~. sscond ana fourth Fridays OF eacf
y ~. TN In Odd Fellows Hall; no .,,
19asa w. K. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
y. a. ~ third saturday evenings o. eacf
s9nin' 'T E9nbaIi Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A
VI. - srst and third saturday evenings o.
:, --s,ntf nc Grand ArmA Hail.
.ta rssbua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
90 -. srs, tuesday night after the full OF the
n9oa. Paris Grange. from May TO Oct. l.
f.O' a., ani third Saturday; during the
...S,i,jer OF the year, meets every sssuruAS' I'D
s IA Z e s1 Second and fourth Mondays OF
s,,h ron n P.-s.ouy Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ .ecopi and fourth "Wednesday evenings
o. So sP5 .--T.- Lodge. No. 81. meets ever
so evening At Pyshian Hall.
Yrs Ellis McAllister spent the past
week IN Boston.
The smoke of the bonfire ascendeth
m forever and ever.
Ma II y Bolster went the first of
a. week 20 philadelphia for visit 10
~, son. Harry T. Jordan.
rxo spscial trains going out of South
p,,i. AZ nee made things unusually
iivsly las, tuesday evening.
Ms Helen True, who has spent the
inter A. Ron. j. S. Wrights, has re-
,nrnsd 10 DER New Gloucester home.
III Stuart is visiting his son, II. II.
smart AZ Augusta, and trying the sal
mon fishing at Lake Cobbosseecontee.
Miss Pratt, designer for Mrs. Smiley in
ma millinery store. who had been Ill at
nor home in Yarmouth, returned here
Thursday.
CIV Buck, who broke his leg several
,ssks 400. has recovered sufficiently so
,hat he gets down in the Square by the
I'D OF clutches.
Mrs ". ". Ripley underwent serious
prgical operation at DR.. Kings hospital
h Portland Wednesday. At last &C
roun,. abe was doing well.
Mas Florence Richardson has COM
,l.,sd her course in stenography at
i.sistop aud is occupying her old posi-
don in tbs law office of A. c. Wheeler.
Merton A. Millett started Friday for
Bo,,op and thence will go on to New
York where he will be chauffeur for l.. NJ.
bedford. vice-president of the Oxford
PAPER Co. he expects to start on long
Dur sOon after his arrival in New YORK.
A campfire will be held by VIM. K.
ymbau Circle, Ladies of the G.. A. X,
a Grand Army Hall next Saturday.
The several posts and corps at Norway,
Oxford and Bethel, and the corps at
Hebron, have been invited to be present.
Nearly IL not quite fifty went to Lew
Non on the special train from this place
Tuesday evening TO see "Polly OF the
Ccusf at the Empire. With those
hn Norway and stations below, toe
To carried about 10 or $50. The play
rs highly enjoyed by everybody. IL
m a little after midnight when the
tain arrived here on the return.
Judge Sanford L. Fogg and family are
visiting his mother, Mrs. 5. (. Tucker.
ladge FOgg has been for long time al
Bath. where he was in practice OF law,
vas for a number OF years judge OF the
municipal court, and was afterward
clerk o, courts for Ssgsdahoc County
until the Democratic cyclone struck last
Ysar tie now purposes purchasing =
hrm
The Hoouer's Ledge reservoir was
snpted the first of last week, thor
oaghy cleaned from all sediment, and
illed again. While this was going on
tie town was supplied directly from the
dam 90 Cooper Spring Brook through
tie by pass which goes around the
reservoir, so that no one knew that the
reservoir was not in commission unless
told. There ia one of the beauties OF
cur water system.
Some over fifty Masons took the special
tain here last Tuesday evening for Bry-
ants Pond, to visit jefferson Lodge OF
hat place, and a number more got on at
West Paris. Two candidates were given
he u. 81 degree, the work on the first
being done by the regular lodge officers,
AID the second by the past masters. A
the supper was served in Grange Hall,
he whole number who sat down being
Something like $50. The South Paris
sasOns arrived home by their special
tain little before o'clock.
This Monday afternoon at a O'Clock
tie Euterpean Club closes a very sue
cssssul season with the last meeting AT
which a musical program will be pre-
ented. Mrs. Burnham Is the hostess at
Ter home. The annual meeting OF the
sab will be held with Mrs. Morton next
Monday. For this weeks meeting u
lumber Of guests have been invited Ia
hear the program, which Is a miscella'
aeOus one, as follows:
SOp-Grand Fantasia. Pianos and Organ
Ms. Brickett. Mics Thayer. Mrs. Morton, Mrs
Gray, Mrs. Briggs.
Selected Piano solC
soanod-Aye Maria, Vocal so''
Mrs. Wilson.
mo accomDaniment-
Hrs. Brlggs plano. Miss Thsyer organ, Mis-
SWEET violin.
Serndae Bennett-4th Concerto.
9 pianos, 4 hand
Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Brickett.
sendelssOhu-I Would That My Love.
Vocal Du'
Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Barnes.
N Weber-Inylta.ion to the Dance,
Piano Quartett
MS Durham, Miss Thsyer. Mrs. Morton, Mrs
Eastman.
Greg-A Dream, Vocal Sol
Mrs. Smiley.
Tnsuti-It Is Not Always May.
Sextette with soprano Ooligase