Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-09-19
The Oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
otace Hours: Z 80 A. u. 30 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
Commencing Aug. 6, 1911,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-5 IS A. n, daily 8 '0l A. ~,
tsUv. @ 40 A. NJ, tally except Sunday; 409
p 4. daily. Sunday excursion trains. 1:S'
A. S.',g mn fwest)-lO:ls A. ", daily; 3 IS p. ~
tsjv except sunday; IL p NJ. daily; 10 0l
p NJ, daily Sunday excursion trains, 10 -
IN, sOOP.M.
CHURCHES
E,-st Congregational Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
Wborter, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 AZ A. n;
Snsisy school IL as A. NJ; Y. z. 5. C. + 500
~: Evening service 800 p. NJ; Church
r~.ver meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
IN not otherwise connected, are cordially In
Ws.nodist Church, Rev T. n. Kewley. Pastor
on sunday morning Psaye,meessl sSb AN scboo
~: Epworth League Meeting SEQ p. n;
nrsver meeting Wednesday evening 1@O; clas-
mf Ssnt1.t Church. Rev. e. A. Davis. Pastor
on sunday, preaching service l94o A. NJ; sab.
Ssth school ~ NJ; Y. z. 5. G; E., 6;l5 p NJ;
PRAYER meeting go P. NJ; wednesday evening
"Tr,yersalist Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
pastor Preaching service every sunday AZ
'6.t5 \. n. Sunday School at IL NJ. f.P. Z. U.
AIM.
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M-Pari Lodge. No. "a. Regular
-,.s.lng Tuesday evening on or before rulImooD'
no q. F-Mount Iica Lodge, regular meet
- Thursday eyeniL Of each week-Aurors
sn,4mpment, nrst and third Monday evening"
IN Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
3D. meets second and fourth Fridays OF eacn
q nsh IN Odd Fellows Hall.
INV. K. Rimbsn Post. No. las, meets
ar and third saturday evenings OF each
WIN. & Rimoan Circle, Ladies Of the u A
meets nrss and third Saturday evenings OF
esrh month. In Grand Arm6 Hall.
~ V-JOshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
on tle drst Tuesday night after the full OF the
PofH-Paris Grange, from May to Oct. ],
meets Grst and third Saturday; during tne
rsnsiuder OF the year, meets every saturday, IN
T'6' q. C.-second and fourth Mondays o.
eas1 month. 20,
r. {, .econd and fourth "Wednesday evening"
.of P.~Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets ever;
Fr 81 evening al Pythisn Hall
Canton fair this week.
George Pratt Of Auburn attended fair
here last week.
Mrs. Mary Bennett of Gilead visited
here asst week.
Carl Mason is attending Bliss Business
College at Lewiston.
Edgar S. Barrett of Sumner visited
r-..-lr hara Last weak
Mas Florence Richardson of Gilead |
attended the fair here Thursday.
2 II. Packard of Lewiston was a
guest at ]. j. Murphy's Wednesday
Mrs. D. E. Murphy of Lewiston was
the guest Of relatives here last week.
Miss Marjorie Penley has returned
from a visit with her brother at Lynn,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Hall of Kansas
City, Mo-, were here few days last
week.
Miss Louise Sumner, who is now in |
Portland, visited here few days last
week.
Miss Eva Smith of Auburn was the |
guest of friends here a few days last
week.
Miss Edna Wight of Gilesd was the
guest OF friends and relatives here last
week.
III. Cole is TO move from West Paris |
into rent in the Doble house on Gothic \
Street.
Harry Fifield of Boston visited friends |
aud relatives here last week and attend |
ell the fair.
Miss Olive II. Barnes Of Woodfords
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Helen |
Barnes, last week.
Fred Scott and wife OF Benton, former
ly of South Paris, were among the iair |
visitors last week.
George Clark and Miss Emma Walton |
of Melrose Highlands, Mass, spent last
week at A. <. Clark's.
Mrs. Lillian A. Shaw returned last
week from a two weeks stay with her
friend, Mrs. Norris, at Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Chandler and Miss
Marjorie Chandler of Auburn were
guests Of friends here Wednesday.
Again the street car comes down to
the Square, after being held up by the
sewer work for number of weeks,
somewhere in the region of Church
Street.
Ralph Z. Gray and Robert W. Wheeler
came home the frat of last week from
than hava haan with
the Seaside Drug Co. for the summer.
Mrs. Blight and daughter, who have
spent some weeks at the home OF their
aunt, Mrs. T. NJ Davis, left Friday
morning TO return to their home IN kox-
bury, Mass.
Sewer connections in addition to those
formerly made have been put in at w.
J. Wheeler's, the Bennett building, and
c. W. Bowker's two buildings, and the
work on them is about finished.
Harry A. Titcomb, who has been en-
plOyed at Grsy's Inn, jackson, n. b.,
during the summer, came home the last
Of the week, and goes this week to Orono
to enter the University of Maine.
Paris is the banner prohibition town
Of the state. While some of the small
towns show a larger percentage of mo"
votes, the majority of S75 for the no side
in Paris was not equaled by any other
town in the state.
One of the hardest hit OF the farmers
in this section was w. S. Austin, who
had seventeen acres Of sweet corn in one
piece, not an ear of which had been
picked before Wednesday nights freeze.
lie is said to have saved about quarter
OF IL.
The W. C. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Nina Robertson next Tuesday afternoon
at2:3O. This is to be- Rrally Day, Mrs.
Apphia Clifford, leader. Roll call:
Echoes Of the Campaign. Subject for
discussion: How can we make the COM
ing year count for the most good?
T. N. Davis is taking well-earned
vacation, and left Wednesday for trip
to Nova Scotia, going by way OF Port
land and st. John. he plans to make
round trip coming back via Grand Pre-
and the Annapolis Valley, the Garden
of Nova Scotia" famed for its apples and
small fruit.
One voter In this town obeyed literally
and by Wholesale the oft repeated In
junction to "Vote No." he wrote No
on his ballot in each Of the squares on