Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25

ksnney's nice horse, Prince. .
0amlin Lodge, K. of p, will work .b,
sscond rank at its meeting next FRIDAY
Mrs Chester A. Jordan of Portland
wss guest at Walter l.. Grsy's a fev
Gays last week.
The Ladies' Aid IF the NJ, e. church
VIII meet with Mrs. L. ". Curtis Nav
instead of April 18th.
Mrs. Watson Of Gilead and Miss Lena
hicks Of Beverly, Mass, have recently
visited their father, B. F. Hicks.
A business meeting of the Delta
Aiphas will DO held at the home of Miss
charlotte Giles Thursday evening.
Chandler Swift, who has spent the
past few months at Mechanic Falls and
Belfast, retu{ned home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Stearns, after
spending the winter with their daughter
at Bethel, are again settled in their homo
here.
Miss Adams, the evangelist, who has
been holding meetings at Norway, will
speak at the Baptist church Wednesday
evening. All are welcome.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter of the Cougre-
gational church will exchange pulpits
next Sunday morning with Rev. w. II.
L. Book of the Hebron Baptist church.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. Lizzie Millett Friday after
noon at three o'clock. Subject, Cuba as
Mission Field.
Mrs. Frank Kimbalrs class in the
Baptist Sunday School, known as the
Junior Girls Bible Class, enjoyed ban
quet in the church vestry Friday even.
ing, when about dozen sat down to the
tables.
Alton G. Maxim is putting up a stable |
at his place on High Street, on the |
foundation from which the stable was |
burned last July, indeed, using the stills
of the old stable, which were scorched
but not deeply burned.
C. A. Marston, who has been In the
Paris Manufacturing Co.'s factory for
some years, has gone to Portland, where
he has employment in a machine shop.
Mrs. Aarston will go there as soon as
they find rent available.
o. E. Barrows has begun clearing his
lot on Pine Street, between the houses of
NJ. l.. Noyes and Robert Paterson, and
will put up house there. The plans
are not yet made and the lumber is in
The log, but the rent is spoken for.
Frank l.. Porter, formerly of South
Paris, who has been in the drug business |
n Chicago for twenty-five or thirty
'ears, has sold out his business, and he
md Mrs. Porter expect to spend the
with relatives in South Paris. L
Mrs. E. Y. Anderson, who Is visiting ,
Ter son in Providence, spent few days
n Hopedale, Mass, last week with Mrs.
,pofford, formerly Mrs. Nancy Sessions /
# Paris. Mrs. Anderson is enjoying her
rip and will come home week or two
alter.
Two persons were baptized at the ]
morning service at the Baptist church on !
sunday, and in addition to the usual !
music, at both morning and evening \
ervices there was singing by Miss
ilsdys Bonney, daughter of Emery W. !
3onney, formerly of South Paris, now of
iayerhill, Mass. Miss Bonney is fine
niger.
Rev. G. c. Miller has purchased of the !
iray estate two parcels of land on the
vest side of Hill Street, one being the 4
'iece between Mr.. Miller's house and
he house of G.. G.. Warehouse, and the i
ther an L-sbaped piece farther north, I
wing north and west of the house of
rank S. Thomas. The two parcels
omprise little over three acres.
The forenoon train from Portland last
friday was derailed at almost the same
'oint, near New Gloucester, and in the :
anne way as the train Of about ten days
'efore. Fortunately the results of this i,
treatment were even less serious than
f the other, no one being materially
Injured, and only little damage to the
rain, so that the track was open and =
running as usual in an hour 5
II two.