Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-02-28
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
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CHURCHES.
-, f,,,yreg atlonsl Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
s rs Pastor. Preaching service, 10 As A. 4;
Nnglsc' selool n AS N; Y. p. 8. G. 4. 800
suhiA' Eyening service Z 90 p. n; Church
n, meeting Wednesday evening at so p. n.
aIi' not otherwise eonnec'eo' arc eoruiany IN
viIed so,,st Church, Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor
sHDdsv. morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A: NJ;
preaching service lOt A; M; Saooson scnool
L !. d segng Wednesday evening 80; class
neeA.ia, Cburch, Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
On Ss.bS5i h NJ; Y. Y. 5. c. e., 6l5 p. NJ;
"a, meeting 80 p. NJ; wednesday evening
Pia ne service 80 Seats free. All arr
S9I,ay,gerssl!st Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
-. reaching service every Sunday at
itT ~. sunday School at II NJ Up. q. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M-Pari- Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- Tleslsv evening on or before fullmoon.
20 g. Mount Mica lodge, regular NEE
I Esn,t nj. ,irst and third Monday evening
fs1y. Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No.
n meet ,gsond and fourth Fridays OF each
~,Bts q NIt Fellows Hall.
Nv. K. Klmbsn Post, No. las, meets
81 sal .alrd Saturday evenings OF each
.,st7 IN lr. A. r. Hall
W s. S'mbau Circle, Ladies of the 6. A
re.,s rasJ and third saturday evenings o.
..cS mar.s 70 Grand ArmA Hall.
son lshua l.. Chamberlain camp meets
a, he as. Tuesday nigh. after the full Of the
ny0L Paris Grange. from May l TO Oct. l.
-, -ru and third saturday; during the
,.Ssir he, OF she year, meets every Saturday, In
80 4 second and fourth Mondays OF
~. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
u.sconi and fourth Wednesday evenings
~ .-Hanlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Tfsav ey-llng At Pythian Hall.
A line OF i've and cent goods has been
mt IN a. the upper store Of the A. l.
Sbur,.et 20,
Miss Carrie Mathews is here from |
Rrid,.,r for a stay of some two weeks |
with the family Of Vim. j. Wheeler.
Rev. +. A. Davis attended the execu-
tive no setting Of the Baptist convention
AZ Ws.eryis Monday. He also attend
Al the quarterly meeting at Mechanic
Falls Tuesday and Wednesday.
B U. Adkins has been at home for
few DAYS from Lynn, Mass, where he IL
smployed. coming at this time for the
nnrDose Of attending the wedding of bis
son Harlow D. Adkins. and Miss Alic-
Schpuer. al Norway on Wednesday.
Advertised letters and post cards in
South Paris post office Feb. q:
Mr. Waller e. Blake letter.
Mr. lulS Morse tettcr.l
Miss Grace snow tCarul
Mr. W ~ RycrsOn ,Cart.l
Mr. =. A. NcA.ister ,cArdl
lis understood that Mr.. and Mrs. 4
: Clason will remove 10 Gardiner, where
Mr. Clasoa has an uncle who is lawyer
and brother who is a physician, after
Mr. Cias0u's resignation as superiutend-
ant of schools takes effect, and he be-
gins 10 bis situation with ID. c. Heath &
Co.
The Delta Alphas gave reception to
their new members at the Baptist vestry
Thursday evening. A lunch was served,
six Young ladies' were duly initiated,
and a general good time was enjoyed.
The new members were Misses Jessie Z.
Toman. Elsie Chapman, Eulalis Millett,
Mssrle Monk, Sadie swallow, and Rena
TribOu.
Let's see, what about those Candle
mas saws Candlemas was three weeks
and half ago, but according to recol'
lection it was lust such day as delights
the heart OF the believer who has seen
enough Of winter. Yet unless the evil
dence Of the coalbins and woodpiles is
false. we've bird three weeks of good
strenuous winter weather following Can
Gemss
C. Guy Buck had his leg broken last
Tisday by some bolts of wood rolling
.snst il, while he was assisting his
h,hsr in loading and unloading sled at
Biz place on Pleasant Street. The small
bone Of the lower leg was broken near
The ankle, and the large bone was crack
aat higher point. The foot was also
ismmed somewhat. He will be laid up /
for some time with il.
The Seneca Club is entertained this
Monday evening by Mrs. P. Z. Hatha-
way and Mrs. Clason at Mrs. Hatha-
A e. hA I'm -.
bestudied, and the full programme OF
the meeting is:
Rol Call-Quotations from Kate Douglass
eob = Mrs. Riggs Mrs W. p. Morton
Geographical situation. Climate. Resources,
Principal Towns and Inhabitants,
Grenada and Nicaragua. Mrs Shurtleff |
Honduras ana Costa Rica Mrs. Stanley |
The Woman's Christian Temperance |
Union bad very interesting meeting |
Tuesday afternoon in the Congregational
yeItry The fine programme was pre- |
pared by Mrs. Annie SWEET aud Mrs.
Cora Talbot. The quotations were from |
Frances Willard. The Instructive srti- |
Clss 90 the results of prohibition in other
states we're most encouraging. The |
Union voted TO raise funds for vigorous |
work 10 the coming campaign in this
state They voted 10 have an auction
some time in April, also to make col |
lection Of old rubbers. All members
aud friends OF the Union arc asked to
contribute.
ICY Whittaker's Place" will be the
Democrats next serial story. IL is by |
Joseph Z. Lincoln, author of "Csp'n |
Eri' and many other bright and enter |
tanning stories. The Democrat is very |
rank and free in making fair literary |
criticism of the stories which it pub
fishes, aud it is to be said Of ICY Whit |
takers Place." as can be said OF the
larger number of things ever written,
that il would have been better IL told IN
ee-iOurths the number of words used.
But you want to read IL for all that. It's
What Scion Chase used to call good
easy reading" and will amuse and enter
tain you. Watch for the opening OF IL,
which will come in a week or two.
Are,ss Shurtleff, formerly of Paris
and member Of one of the best known
families Of the town, died in Portland
Sunday morning. A week before his
death he fell and fractured his hip, and
hiled rapidly from that time. For some
time he had been quite infirm, and for
the past year or two had been nearly
blind. He was only about month less
Than 81 years of age. He went to Port