Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-23
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SOUTH PARIS.

HnAra. A. -. 10 ~ IL
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing May I. 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-5 NsA NJ. daily; 80 An,
daily except sunday VA tUs n n asily. sSp.r
80. Sv' Except Sunday; $50 p. NJ, daily.
CHURCHES.
60, Conversational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
,ssi-,s~ Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. 4. ;
s'.ajsT school II As A. n; \. r. ). Z. =. 6Oo
Evening service 90 r n; church
ir,,er meeting Wednesday evening AZ 80 p NJ
AL, not o'nei~i'0
'ii Mee,soii.. Church. Rev. 7. n. Kewlsy. Pastor
o. Snn,lay morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A. II. /
OnoN.in- service 10 As A. M; sabbath School
gN. Fpworth League Meeting 90 p n;
i. ser meeting wednesday evening 80; class
P.s,iny Friday yeninz7 80.
uSSSs,i'.t Church, Rev. L. A. Davis, Pastor.
srnjsy, preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab.
IA school " NJ; Y. p. 5: Z; e., 6io p NJ;
prsyer meeting 800 p n meunesuaS eve evening
pee service 80. Seats free All are
NfTTnJ}ysr.slst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
80 Preaching service every sunday az
io-5 a. n. Sunday school ~ Il NJ II u u
STATED MEETINGS.
M-Pari Lolge, No. -. Regular
LING Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon'
nGG'1 n E-Nount Mica Lodge, regular meet
TO-. thursday eveniI of each week.-Aurors
EScampment, drst and 'hird Monuay evenings
o. Is sA S9 mount PleAsan Rebekah Lodge, No.
" meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
Ssorts IN Odd Fellows' Hal.
p w. X. Kimban Post, No. las. meets
Ar ana third Saturday evenings OF escn
asntb IN O.. A. K. Hall.
wm. X. Kimball Circle. Ladies OF me u. "A
meets nrst and third Saturaay evenings o.
- ,,,rth IN Grand ArmA Hall.
ofy-Joshua 10 Chamberlain Camp meets
m he ir.t Tuesday night after the full OF the
,u-Paris Grange. from May TO Oct ],
.,.s.s dr.t and third Saturday; during the
remainder OF the year. meets every SATURDAY
eI4I5' e e. .C-second and fourth Mondays Of
o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
- Z, second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
~ P.@Ismlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
" rty evening at Pyshian Hall
Mrs. Emily Cook is visiting in Port
land
Mrs. n. Z. Perkins of West Paris,
former South Paris resident, was in
tOgu asst week.
r p Adkins, who has a position in |
LYNN Mass, has been at his home here |
for the past week.
Harry A. Morton is on trip to Michi- |
gan and other western states, In the /
Snteres. of the Paris Manufacturing Co.
Mrs Jacob Nichols, after spending the
wipter with her daughter in Winchester,
Mass. returned TO her home here Tues
day
Mr.. ]. II. Little and Mrs. j. S. Bur
hank Of Bethel visited at Albert ID.
PARKS and 5. K. fuckers, and called on
other friends here, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Ablu, forty from the two towns went
10 Lewiston on the special train last
Nond,y evening to see jumping
Jupiter" They say it was one OF the
best things ever, in its line.
Vanlin Lodge, K. of P, will work the
rank Of Knight on three candidates next
Friday evening, and refreshments VIII DC
served Members of the rank team are
requested to be on hand By 5 O'Clock.
W. NJ. Hammond of Sumner has
bopsht the house of A. Z. Shurtlet on
Wheeler Street, now occupied by Z. L..
Parlin and family, and will come here to
live about the first of next September
Car 5. Briggs, who is attending Tufts
Dental College, was operated upon for
appepdicitis at DR.. Bessey's hospital in
Boston last Wednesday. 1t was an emer-
geDcy case, and his people here knew
nothing of it until the next day. He IS
progressing well.
Al. Clark Of the Chas. ii. Howard
Co. went last week To Old Orchard, TO
open the store of the Seaside Drug 20.
Ralph Gray and Robert Wheeler, who
.oon complete their pharmacy course IN
Philadelphia, will be in the Old Orchard
store this summer.
A number of tho Universslists plan to
attend the session of the Oxford Associa-
ton Of Universalists at Bridgton WedneS- |
day aud Thursday of this week. Rev. &. |;
G. Miller gives his address on 1.-The |
Average Christian" as a part OF the /
program of the association.
Mrs. Geo. X. Morton went Friday to
Boston, where she will attend The
World in Boston," and the graduation of
her daughter, Miss Isabel c. Morton,
from the department of design OF the
Boston Museum School of Fine Arts. \
Miss Morton graduates on the I'D.
Mrs. Z. (. Chapman, Mrs. Benjamin
SWEET and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton attended
the county convention of the w. Z. L. U.
a. Bethel last week. They report very |
interesting and profitable convention,
and were especially pleased with the adj
dress of Mrs. Stevens, the national presi- |
dent
Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler was called to |
lewiston about ten days ago by the i'll |
ness of her grandmother, Mrs. Ham,
who died early last week, at the age OF |
50 Years. Mrs. Ham had made her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Hayes, |
Mrs Wheeler's mother. Mrs. Wheeler |
returned home Thursday.
Friday was the sixty fifth birthday of
J. +. Plummer, and in recognition of the |
occasion, as well as the expected arrival
Of Mss Mime A. Plummer mile. Scslar),
numerous friends sent in flowers, trans |
forming the house into flower garden
for the day. The kindness aud thought |
iulness of their friends were appreciated
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer.
Local 582 of the Master Horseshoers'
National Protective Association has
elected the following officers:
President-R Robert Paterson. South Paris
First Vice President-F. 4. Barrows, South
Paris.
Second Vice President-w. b. Mills, Bolsters
Mills.
Sec-F. J. Cook, Norway.
Fiu. Sec.-E II. Haggett, South Paris.
Treasurer-F. ii. Hurd, Norway.
After the Arbor Day program at the
brick school house Friday afternoon,
there was game of ball between South
Paris Grammar School and Norway
Grammar. Final score to in favor OF
Norway, though the claim was made by
the Paris boys that only eight innings
had been played. The Norway boys
contended that the ninth inning had
been finished, and there was no official
record Of the number of innings.
DR.. William A. Rust, former resi-
dent OF South Paris, died at his home in
BrOOkline, Mass, on Monday of last
week, at the age of IS years. DIR. Rust
was born in Gorham, and took his msdi-
cal degree in 1916, from which time he
practced medicine and ran drug store
at South Paris, until 1866. He then
went to Boston and engaged In the
Wholesale drug business. He served on
the school committee of Boston and IN
the Massachusetts legislature, and held
+ as..1 oil