Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-14

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CHURCHES.
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aeSs..s,'.t Church, Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor
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Jaih ,..'ost,r, So P NJ. Wednesday evening
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H;t3aC SAILS. Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
la..' p-as.. n'ug service every sunday 81
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M--Psri Lodge, No. 81. Regula
r. Ia as rvening on or before full
10 ID mount Mica Lodge, regular NEE
VIsrrs lr,. evening OF each week.-AurosA
ne sa.ss,-,r,r... rst and third Monday evening
oteaess g -voun, Plelsan Rebekah Lodge. No.
% meet second and fourth rridSys OF eseo
., VI N on Fellows Han.
nln'l 'R-E. X. Klmball Post, No. las. NEE 8
a., AMI ;a,rI saturday evenings OF each
nth ,r t.. =. r. Hall
W 4 Etnban Circle, Ladies OF the q. A
-.' A third SATURDAY. evenings OF
- month u Grand Arm6 Hall.
sSs ,SV-,g.aua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
~ sr.. Tuesday night after the full Of the
n9on IN paris Grange. from May 10 Oct. l,
-. g.. and third Saturday; during the
..Salptc- ~ ere year, meets every Saturday, N
ENG n6 6. second and fourth Mondays of
go P.-Ssony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
Z. ,sr0at ana fourth Wednesday evenings
Of ' cc'P.[Tamrn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
r, Az evening 40 Pythian Hall.
Mr.. Clara Howard is visiting in Port |
land
Alfred Il Jackson was in Boston over
Sunday.
A high school socisble was held in
New IA Friday evening.
Mrs. Louise Briggs is again with her
lister in Portland for time.
Miss Ny-a Richards has recently visit
Cd irieuis q Biddeford for few days.
Mrs. Stewart OF Wales has been a
recent cues, Of her son and family, DR..
DIN. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Briggs and
Miss Catherine G.. Briggs will spend a
number 0f days in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Evans of Enrol,
Nh. visited Mr.. Evans parents, Mr.
and MIS- l. Z. Evans, few days last
week
The winter term of the schools closes
this week and there will be vacation
oitso weeks before the opening of the
spring term.
According to the Gorham Mountaineer
Mrs. Ella Burbank is seriously i'll at the
Island View House in Gorham under the
care Of nurse.
The Paris school committee organized
Immediately after town meeting last
week by the choice of George NJ. At
wood As chairman and E. F. Clason rs
secretary
Mrs. Lillian A. Shaw has engaged to
take position in the serving room at
Sturteyany Home, Hebron Academy, at
the opening Of the spring term at that
Institution.
No possibility Of six weeks shedding
IN March his year, but we may have five
seeks-and il will be employed. Three
cord loads Of pulp wood are still num-
slOus feature Of the landscape.
"Rstz. a Scotch collie some less than
gear old, belonging to Miss Eva An
drews vas struck by the electric car
rear A. W. Walkers Wednesday, and
his spine was broken, so that IL was
scessary 10 kill him.
Alfred H. Jackson has sold his house
90 Pear Street to Julius A. Record, who
viii 0ccupy il with his family. Mr..
Jackson has bargsined for the purchase
Of W. d. Clark's house, on the corner of
High and Gothic Streets.
Charles i. Hemingway, who has been
occupying the blacksmith shop at II, p.
Ailletrs on Church Street, Is now at the
shop Of the Cummings Manufacturing
Co, where ne is doing shoeiug aud all
other iiueS u blacksmith work.
NJ. and Mrs.. Archie l. Cole have re-
turned O. south Paris and opened their
home here Mrs. Cole has been making
40 extended visit with her people in
Ru.r a.. II hao l
Ployed on job Of masonry at Kineo.
Ii takes March to give US the weather,
this year. Not that winter has failed of
is duty, for il hasn't. But with one
SINCE exception, the coolest mornings of
the season we're last Tuesday aud We'd
nesday when temperatures were report
ed in different parts of the village rang
ing from 10 TO 22 below zero.
Clarence G. Morton aud family Of
West Paris are here with his mother,
MIS-. c. Norton, to stay probably un-
" the close Of the term of court, where
Nj Morton is member of the jury.
Mrs. Morton and the children have just
returned from a visit in Haverhill, Mass.
The sou, Hugh, was quite i'll there but i,
nov improving.
Mt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge has re-
celved aud accepted an invitation to visit
Liberty Lodge Of Auburn on March 2lst
provided suitable train arrangements can
De made. 1t 10 understood that the
lodges Of Norway, West Paris and Ne
eoanlc Falls have also been invited
NJ Pleasant Lodge has invited Onward
Lodge Of West Paris to visit them the
night OF their next meeting, March "a.
l. h. Daughrsty was considerably
sarned Thursday afternoon by gasoline
leaking from a firepot which he was
using a. j. p. Richardson's hardware
@ore. The filler plug was not in tight,
and in attempting TO remedy the trouble
ne got some gasoline on his hand, and at
'ne same time it caught from the flame
winch was burning low. Most Of his
lsit band was burned, so that the skin
came OF in places.
Louis A. Sumner, who was killed at
aeheen's camp in Amherst, Hancock
VOunty, On the 4th inst, was a brother
Oh Mrs. ID. d. Fletcher OF High Street,
south Paris. Fire destroyed the camp, |
ana some dynamite was exploded,
ssfeeklng the wsngan or supply camp. |
sumner was struck by falling timber
ana injured so that he died few hours |
utsf DE lived in Amherst, and leaves
vile and three children.
Through an insdvertence the Democrat
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