Oxford Democrat., 1911-05-16
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
om.s Hours: 73oA.n to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing May Z, 1911,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
o.,ng down (east)-5Ss A. H.. daily; 9 so An
,.1IS S except sunday; oo P: NJ; daily.
usn3, nm fyest)-9 80 A. NJ, daily; 335 Y. H.,
,.Iy except sunday; $50 p. d.. daily.
60, Congregational Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
vbnTter. Pastor. Presching service. 10 ~ A. 4;
ssnisV school II AS A. NJ 4. Z. s. u h 6co
sus Evening service 90 p. ~; Church
?. N, n. nee,ing Wednesday evening at 80 p. n.
not Otherwise connected, are cordially In
',se ',Sss;bod,s. Church. Rev. t N. Kewley, Pastor.
o1 sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A; n;
Us.esIps VI service 10 AS A. M. Sabbath School
Tpworth League Meeting 500 p. NJ;
l:..Ser meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
nssting Friday yening 80
mePS.nti,t Church, Rev. e. A. Davis, Pastor.
on Sunday, preaching service oaS A. NJ; sab
S,th school IL N; Y. r 5: Z; E., oio p. M
ossv.r meeting 90 p. NJ; "Wednesday evening
p-Syer service : 80. Seats free' All are
"TI[1JJyer.alist Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
ps.t5r Preaching service every sunday AZ
Ms A. u. Sunday School at l2M. f.P. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
v.A M.-Psri Lodge, No. 81 Regular
.s,'1g Tuesdsy evening on or before full moon.
q. F.-Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
-. Tbrr.d,y eyenin of each week.-Aurora
Essc,mnrnent, nrst and .hird Monday evenings
pc otsASg Mount Pleasanr Rebeksh Lodge. No.
N -TeetH second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN Odd Fellows Hail; ~, ,.o .,,
G.A.Erw. X. Rimbal Post, NO. lss, mee.s
s,st ani ,third Saturday evenings or eaco
W~ Kimban Circle. Ladies Of the g. A
meets nrst and third Saturday evenings OF
80 month, In Grand ArmA Hall.
S8fV-jOshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
a, ne drs. Tuesday night after the full Of the
moon. , 49,. S,.,,, 60 oc, 7
80 6rst and third Saturday; during the
r,Nsindcr OF the year, meets every Saturday In
S.V ST46'G G.. C.-second and fourth Mondays of
&. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
NJ 1, second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
o. ~ ~ P.@Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
yr lsy evening st Pythisn Hall
Arbor Day next Friday.
Mis-. Maud Douglass spent few days
last week with relatives in Farmington,
Nh.
In soite of the drought, the song OF
the lawn mower begins to be heard 10
the land.
DR.. TAYLOR of Portland has been the
guest OF his cousin, Frank A. Taylor, for
siew days.
Mrs. <. NJ. Millett made short visit
last week to her aunt, Mrs. Mary Swan,
at Empire Grove.
The A. E. Dean farm in Paris has been
sold TO John Kyllonen for occupancy,
through the Dennis Pike Real Estate
Agency.
Miss Elsie Gray, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Gray, went to the Eye and
Ear Infirmary last week for an operation
oD her foot.
Verne Curtis, who is employed as
conductor on the electrics in Boston, has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. <. NJ.
Curtis, for few days.
The family of Henry J. Merrill of Cam
den are visiting Mr.. MerrilPs parents,
NJ AID Mrs. l.. S. Merrill. Mr.. Merrill
wa here Tor q lew Gays.
An Interesting and inspiring missionary |
address was given at the "Wednesday |
.ysping service at the Baptist church by |
DR.. stanton of Kurnool, India.
Mrs. L. C. Morton and Mrs. Geo. B. |
Crockett, who had been with relatives |
In eastern Massachusetts, towns for some |
weeks. returned to their homes here |
Tuesday.
Mss MYRTLE Buck underwent an opera
sion al DR.. Kings hospital, Portland, on
Tuesday, for appendicitis, with which
abe has been affected for some months.
She is doing we'll.
Perkins theatre train runs this Mon !
day evening to Lewiston, for Richard
earle and Edna Wallace Hopper in
Jumping Jupiter" A number OF seats
have been sold here.
Four from South Paris attended the
district meeting of Rebekahs at Buck
field last Tuesday evening-Mrs. j. j.
Merrill, Miss Grace Dudley, Miss Addie
Giles, and Miss Florence Richardson.
Mrs. E.. N. Anderson returned home
last Tuesday, after an absence OF about
sI weeks, in the course OF which she
visited relatives and friends in four cities
and seven towns in Rhode Island, Massa-
ehusetts and Maine.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge has re-
eeiyed au invitation which will probably
be accepted, to visit the lodge in Harri-
son on the first Of June. Mount Pleasant
Lodge conferred the degree upon SIX
candidates Friday evening. Z.
Southwestern Maine got the benefit OF
some lively showers Friday night. and In
sections of New Hampshire it amounted
to a tempest. Even in Lewiston they
had a refreshing shower. But the nearest
We got TO any relief for the drought was
flashes Of "heat lightning" in the distant
south.
Maurice L. Noyss has bought two lots
Of land on High Street, one the lot on the
west side on which Malcolm Z. Briggs
put in a cellar last year, and the other
the land on the east side owned by the
late Orrington York, on which be bad a
house under way at the time OF the acci-
dent which caused his death.
The selectmen have awarded the con-
tract 70 put In the town sewer to Il. Z.
Scruton of Portsmouth, N. g., who put
in the South Paris water system and the
section of sewer which was built last
year. There were a number Of bidders,
but Mr.. Scruton's bid was figured as
considerably lower than the others.
The amount to be expended Is $500, but
ltcan not be told as yet just how much
twill put in.
Itis planned to have portraits OF all
former pastors hung in the vestry OF the
new Methodist church. One OF the por-
traits that has recently been secured Is
that Of Rev. W. +. Harrington, who was
pastor in 1867, when the first chapel
was built here. This portrait was sup
piled 6y Mrs. A. A. Garcelon OF Auburn,
atormer resident of South Paris. 1t is
copied from an old daguerreotype, and
10 an excellent facsimile Of . face show
Ing strong character.
After a long illness, Mrs. Arabella,
wife Of Percy o. DeCoster, died at her
home in Lynn, Mass, on the Sth inst, al
the age of As years. She leaves brother,
James B. Littlehale Of Andover, three
sisters, Mrs. Abbie Marstop OF Andover,
Mrs. Fred v. Abbott Of South Paris and
Mrs. George N. Cutting of South Paris
The remains were brought to South