Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-18
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
u,,- 1904. n. TO ] 80 p. u.


sXAsp TRUNK RAILWAY.
conmencins September %. 1910.
-R.rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-, ,esstl--5 SO A. NJ. daily; 9 80 A. u.
6Qins srr sunday; SO p. NJ, daily.
daily eAC ',Pl ISss,I-s 80 A. NJ, daily; S35 Pm.
SO's sSScspt Sunday; sa1 p. usuy'
CHURCHES.
.,,.,,,-,oatiousl Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,,sd,.sS. Pastor Preaching service i0a2 A. =,
ssSdsy school II .4S a: NJ; Loo cbures
?. NJ, ..stiny Wednesday evening at 80 P. u
PrsyeII, otSsrwise connected. are cordially In
AL no' O'i0'
yised. IA, church. Rev T. \. Kewley. Pastor
Nesholis' OC'"rnips prayermeering 10 90 A. u.
On s1I..s' sssrvice 10 as A. NJ; sabbath School
greselIyfn ,Eorth League Meeting 90 p. N;
I-.ver meeting Weinesei ~ e'eN"'s w. 9AASs
neeaas Cburch. Rev. +. A. Davis, Pastor.
bAlA rreaching service 10 As A. NJ; Sab.
S.,b school Il NJ; \. T. :; q =. oao =, N.
pTsys- ssrSlce 30. Seats free. All are
NT i,goG'Tsr.as, Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
-, preaching service every sunday ~
Fas.',' sunday School al Il n. \. p. L. u.
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STATED MEETINGS.
H-Psri Lodge, No. ~. Regular
:. Trea.lay evening on or before full moon.
y Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
/, VirS,-stav evening Of each wees.-Aurora
a. s,5,11sent. arst AMI third Monday evenings
otsacss Won Nom, Pleasan Rebeksh Lodge, No.
y. ~ "a ,srond AMI fourth Fridays or each
~ 49, fn Ola Fellows Hal; -. ,,s $500.
Wv. n. Eimbsn Post, NO. rs. meets
a.. % - tblrl saturday evenings OF each
nJ Ws1 < Kimbal Circle. Ladies' Of the 6. A
p meets arst and tnird SATURDAY evenings vi
- a.,l Arrnf
sssl iosbua l. Chamberlain Camp meets
So f-.s Tuesday night after the full OF the
ngvl Paris Grange. from May TO Oct !,
ir-l ard third Saturday; during the
.sS,la,' r o. the year, meets every Saturday In
si4I5o e C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
ss ToI b. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
- :. Seconi and fourth "Wednesday evenings
~ P.-Hamin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
S,.is7 evening az Pythisn Hall
Miss katherine Morton is at home
from Boston for the Easter vacation.
Mrs George Thorpe and Mrs. Clarence
Smith OF Brunswick were at Z. Z. Raw
sons over Sunday.
Mr.. Fred V. Abbott, who has been
viii her sister in Lynn, returned home |
.be fret % last week.
= Tucker has been at Bay Point |,
bra few days, getting his cottages ready |
br The summer season.
N..Taura Deane and Mrs. Gertrude |
Ulrsh-., ~ Buckti-ld have been guests
HF.A rayl0Fs for few days.
NJ Geo q. Crockett went 10 Hsyer-
All Mas on Tuesday, on account OF
ths .sc,. % her son-in-law, Z. A. Re
os3 %. tha, city.
The work o.. putting in the windows at
he Ns.trdis, church is completed, and
Ne. Adams and Campbell, who have
been ..r. 10. have returned 10 Boston.
y~E ADDS. after a two weeks stay
AZ p gtws1n's, has gone TO Arthur
T.b..s -l as 10 be near Der uncle,
Tb.nas >,oWsil, who Is very III at James
Casks
M. glen Richards IL visiting her
A.1ybtsr. Mrs A. ID. Cummings on
Frs Street. Mrs. Wealthy Clifford,
~ b., been with her sister, Mrs.
Richards has returned TO her home.
NJ T..ueheld, the contractor on the
Methods, church, is improving IN health
vel AZ bis home in Portland His
brother has been here looking after the
work 90 the church during the past
week
Alfred Il. Jackson is adding a veranda
on tie north side, and making some
other changes in the buildings, at his
residence on the corner of High and
Gothic Streets, 10 which the family have
recently moved.
Arthur n. Pettengll OF Lewiston,
music teacher and leader Of the Brigade
Bond. vas at South Paris Thursday and
put in q trial session with the Iumley
Castle Band II is hoped that arrange
nenls may be made for him TO come and
drill the band once in two or three
weeks
A. ". Walker & Son will have their
annual sale Of farming implements next
Friday. April 2l. In addition to the
lines Of goods which they always have in
the line OF farm implements, this year
they are making specially OF advertis-
ing automobiles, both for passengers
and loads, and will have experienced
dem0nstratOrs here to show the autos.
Coffee. crackers and cheese will be serv-
ed u noon as usual on these occasions.
The Seneca Club held its last meeting |
OF the season, the annual meeting, with |
Ms Barnes, last Monday evening and |
elected the following officers:
Pressieat-Mrs. D. II. Stewart.
y,ce.Presldent-Mrs p. Z. Hathaway.
Secrytary-Mrs. \. A. Shurtler.
Tre2-urer-Mrs. Herman Wilson.
Press RepOrter-Mrs w. =. Morton.
Executive COmmtiee-Nrs. George Eastman, |
Miss Grace Thayer. Miss A. n. Douglass.
The club have had very enjoyable win |
ter and have enjoyed the club program !
very much. The club have voted five
dollars 20 be sent TO the childen's
hospital in Portland. They are slso
planning for fair in the early fall and
committees for the same have been
ehoseo. The literary directors for the
coming year are Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Stewart aud they have the calendar
abOu, ready for the printers.
Every woman who 10 member Of the
Woman. Christian Temperance Union
10 90 the general committee to solicit for
The auction. The money obtained from
the auction is 70 be used in the coming
eampaign, TO promote interest 10 pro
hibtion, to keep Maine from back-slid-
ing from the high stand she has held Tor
more ;han City years. Everybody Is
asked to help Anything salable will
be acceptable, from pianos 10 jewsbarps,
from cordwood 20 clothespins, from tip
carts % toy wagons, all sorts of house
bold goods. potatoes, apples, vegetables,
canned fruit, jolly plants, etc.
The afternoon train from Portland,
due here al 3:S5, met with an accident at
Ser Gloucester last Tuesday afternoon.
from some cause the mail car and bag
gage Car vent of the track, the mail car
turning completely over and around.
There we're two clerks la the mail Car,
Walter A. French OF Portland, who
makes the through run to Island Pond,
and A. Z. 0Connsll OF Lewiston, who is
The extra clerk between Portland and
South Paris, coming out here from Port
land and going back forenoon and after
boon. Both we're considerably shaken
up, and O'COnnell bad his shoulder dis
located, but their injuries are not seri-
Gus. Fred Smith, the express messen-
ger who was thrown out Of the door OF
TIE car in the accident near South Paris
lew weeks ago, was in the baggage
and express car, and was a little shaken
up. The passenger cars did not leave
the rails. The passengers were brought