Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-15
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
once Hours: $50 A. =. to 7So p \.

oa.a Hours: $50 A. 4. TO $50 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Aug. 6, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
c.,r,dogn casts :2s A. n. daily 8 0l A. n
az A. NJ. daily except Sunday; 4 0s
daily. Sunday excursion trains, I;Sl
~ ~ mn iwest)-lo:ls A. NJ, daily; IS P ~
~ sxcept Sunday; 7i2 p. NJ. daily; 1901
daily. sunday excursion trains, O=s
AZ sW Pm
r,..t CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. 7. Nc
urscvter. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ NJ
s,,Isy school II AS A. M; \. T. ). Z. Z. 500
Evening service 90 P. NJ; Church
? ~. n, meeting Wednesday evening at ! 80 P. n
m not otherwise connected, are cordially In
5ltet. cs,.. pov TN Vsw,sv ps.,o,
SSnfsv. morning prayermeeting 10 90 n. n.
Usrriry service lO:iS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
Py Epworth League Meeting 600 p. NJ;
S I; meeting Wednesday evening 80; clas
Essii1z Friday vening 80.
ae Sst.i,'st Church, Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
~ sunday, preaching service l0;45 A. NJ; sab.
an school u N; \. Z. ;; Z; r., $40 7. NJ.
-sysr ,eryce 30. Seats free. All are
"Ir,,gis.r.ills, Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
pastor Preaching service every sunday al
tSA n sunday School al II NJ. Up. Z. Z.
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M-Pari Lodge, No. ~. Regulsi
20. Tuesday evening on or before full moon.
T6 Fl Mount Ntca Lodge, regular meet
,,,. -H..sday evenih OF eacn week.-Aurora
ss.sm meut, lrst and 'hird Monday evenings
81 R-Nour Pleassn Rebekah Lodge. No.
:, ~s.-s seconC anu fourth Fridays OF each
mont o. odd re Tvs Han. -,
nv. X gimbsll Post, No. las, meets
srI ana .hiri sturday evenings OF each
-.-tf N u. \. r. Hall.
w a. Eimbal Circle, Ladies' of the g. A |
z meets trsI and third Saturday evenings OF
,..b mca;h IN Grand Arm6 Hall.
osy-Ioshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets |
r.rr s--. Tuesday night after the full OF the |
Paris Grange. from May to Oct. l. |
-s.s ,lss and third saturday; during the /
,er..a4cr % the year, meets every saturday, IN
70 e Second and fourth Mondays of
~ o. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
NJ Z, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
y.-iiamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets ever
= .sv ,eDiug st Pythian Hall
g6gar Farrar of Paris Hill was at
Gus Coles last week.
Ms " II. Robinson, who has been
m. is somewhat better now.
Miss Ella J. Libby of Brookline, Mass,
psgues, az Geo. r. Morton's.
Mrs. Charles r. Elder went to Maiden,
Mass Wednesday, for short stay.
Andrew Eastman of Albany is the
CUES, ot his uncle, George +, Eastman.
Asa Wing and Miss Lula Boswell Wis
tied in Bridgton several days last week
Miss Florence Gum Of Lewiston was
guest NJ Der sister Mrs. Frank Durham
last week.
Willis Ames has purchased the house
Of Lester A. West on High Street and
moved in.
Miss Florence Jarvis of Manchester,
Nh, is a guest at Guy Coles for
couple Of weeks. II
A number from here will attend the Q
s., Rocco celebration at Canton this
week Wednesday. I
Miss Ruth Priest of Winchester, Mass.
sa guest Of Misses Marguerite and Mil I
bred Elder, for two weeks.
Z T. Hubbard of Portland and c. n. :
Eastman of Albany were visitors last
week at George r. Eastman's.
Mss Bessie L. Cole is spending two .
weeks with relatives at Fortune Rock,
near Biddsford, aud at Lynn, Mass.
The Fan Tans are asked TO meet with i
Miss A. NJ. Douglass this Monday even
ing 10 talk over a little pleasure bust r.
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. w. Ordway of Old U
Orchard were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. (. :
y Anderson a few days the first OF last !
week.
Or. W. /. Merrill and family plan to e
make visit TO Calais by automobile, :
starting Wednesday morning of this
week. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Wise of !,
ROckland, Mass, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wise, a short time
last week.
Miss Mary Maxim's water-cOlors will ,
be on exhibition for the next two weeks ,
at B. j. Turner's on Hill Street. Hours
from to 5p. m. q
Rev. 4. T. McWhorter aud family are
occupying a cottage on Lake Pennesee- ,
wsssee for a week or more, going there ,
Thursday morning. !
At last the water which runs down
the gutter on High Street is going into
the river through the sewer, and not
into Hussey's garden.
Mrs. Ellen Richards, who has been {
visiting her son, DIR. Richards, in Rhine '
lander. Wis, for number of weeks, has {
retur2ed to her home here.
Sir. and Mrs. II. W. Shaw entertained !
a few friends at their home Wednesday
evening. Delicious refreshments were
served and good time enjoyed by all.
Albert Ames has purchased the house
OF Mrs Nancy G. Sessions Spofford on ,
Hillside Avenue, and will move into it
from bis house ON High Street where he :
nUw lives.
Mrs. Walter Peaslee and daughter
Marjorie of Exeter, Y. H., who have l
been visiting Mrs. Peaslee's mother, Mrs.
Matilda Richardson, for few weeks, re- q
turned home Tuesday. S
Mr.. and Mrs a. W. Shaw, Miss Ida
Dean and Mr.. Carl S. Briggs were at ,
Bryant Pond Tuesday night, where
Shaw's Orchestra played at the dancing
party given by Miss Laura Day.
Miss Helen l.. Chapman has been TAX
Ing a vacation for the past week from
her work as stenographer in Mr.. Wrights
Office, and has been spending the time
with the family of her uncle, John
Small.
The Lumley Castle Band will give a
concert on the Market Square green
Wednesday evening of this week. The
boys have been putting in lot Of prac-
tice getting ready for this, and will be
prepared to do good job.
The Grand Trunk station is being
painted drsb or lead color, with trim
mings of a darker shade. The building
was getting somewhat defaced by its
many years of use, nevertheless it looks
funny to see paint of that color going on
to red pressed brick.
Mrs. C. A. Bessey Of Stoneham, Mass,
arrived here Wednesday night, and FRI
day morning she and her sisters, Mrs. l..
&. Morton and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett,
took the morning train for Montreal,
going from there to Canton, N. Y,
where they will visit their brother, Rev.
Hanrv d Enrhaa N N for two waeks |