Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-21
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
soUrB PARIS POST OFFICE.
on,s Hours: 7:sOA.M.'O 7S0 Pm
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September %. 1910,
-.,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-, ssst)-S Ss A. NJ, daily; 9 80 A. n.
GoioS emf Sunday; ;55 P. NJ, daily.
dsily exC Sb ITest1 A. NJ. daily SS5 P.h
SONS sunday; SAT 2. : uaiy'
CHURCHES.
y....,sSs,ionaI Church, Rev. A. L. Nc
sirs. ~ Psstor Preaching service, 10 ~ A. n.
s S5Gi school II As A: NJ, loo churcs
?. NJ ,s,,Dg Wednesday evening at 80 P. N.
pave, o;Serwise connected, are cordially In
We; Ssdo,,o,st Church. Rev. t. \. Kewley, Pastor.
NesnV,v morning prayermeeting 10 800 A: n.
on SLI.'r sun ieryice 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath School
grescalIgfo xorth League Meeting 90 P. NJ;
= n, ossting wednesday evening 80; class
meeting fI rS1;yrcb. Rev E. A. Davis, Pastor.
b$spH,r'i,y. preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab.
Ua SrFS5i II VI; Y. p. ): Z; r., 6io p. NJ;
o-.y meeting 81 2. NJ; Wednesday evening
a-syrr service '''''
sslcom 'e-.,,,st Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller.
preaching service every sunday AZ
Fa,s'I' sunday school at II N. f.P. L. u.
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M.-Parl Lodge, No. "a. Regular
rs.,ng Tuesday yvenlnS on OF oelore ,ulI moon
l.. y rs,,-,-s,g.r evening OF each week.-Aurora
yass,,1,1rgept. irst and third Monday evenings
oteatss -Sopnt pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
q, meets second ana fourth Friuays Oh eaoh
moan w. 4. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
All third Saturday evening" OF each
n!2.-' Eimbal Circle, Ladies of the g. A
D 800. erst and third Saturday evenings of
80 month. IN Grand ArmA Hail.
,Fy-IOshua l.. Chamberlain lamp meets
90 ~ I-,; Tuesday night after the full OF the
n9oai, g-Par.s Grange. from May to Oct. J.
- fr-t snd third Saturday; during the
,.Sa,rie- OF the year, meets every saturday IN
s "a 3 g ;, .C-second and fourth Mondays of
I 20. P.-ssony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
-. T. second snd fourth Wednesday evenings
P-Hsmlin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
y 81 evening at Pythian Hall.
Al pardon the impsrtinence, but
o,os more how about Candlemas?
Miss Clara Blake went to Portland the
frs, Of las, week to spend few days
With friends.
Onward Lodge of West Paris will visit
NJ Peasant Rebekah Lodge Friday
Of this week.
RAYMOND Penfold is visiting the fam
ny Of his brother, Ralph B. Penfold, in
Portland for week.
Miss 5. L. Pratt of Yarmouth, de-
,ivper for Mrs. l.. G. Smiley in the MILL
pery store, is here for the spring season.
April 4,h is the date of the mems sup |
nor NJ the Universalist Good Cheer So
slsty. and a good entertainment will be
prepared
Mrs Clara S. Chase, who has been
Nth relatives in Swsmpscott and Lynn,
Mass, for the past year, has returned to
South Paris.
UFor the first time this winter, the |
mo school, signal was blown Thursday |
morning. and all schools were suspend
ed for the day.
Ralph Z. Sturtevant was operated up
on for appendicitis at his home here on
Tuesday by Or. Weber OF Lewiston.
BE is doing well.
Miss L. A. Billings, who has been !
spendiuc the winter with relatives IN |
Boston. returned Tuesday to her home
at Willard Herrick's.
The Rebekshs 60 to Auburn Tuesday |
Of this week to visit Liberty Lodge. A !
special train has been procured and the /
rates o. cents for the round trip.
Geo. B. Crockett and Alton c. Maxim |
attended the meeting of the State Board |
olTrade at Wateryille on Wednesday, as
delegates from the South Paris Board OF
Trade.
Thursday was emphatically the rough
sst day Of the winter, thermometer but
little above zero for the day, bowling
snow storm in the morning and high
wind all day,
Mrs. z. Z. Porter brought her son
Ernest home the first of last week from
the Maine General Hospital at Portland,
where be had been for some weeks. he
10 improving.
Alfred II. Jackson will in about
week open a grocery store in the store
owned BY Geo. A. Briggs, formerly occu-
pied "a the Cook candy store and more
recently by the A. E. Shurtleff Co.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office March 20:
Miss Lon Warehouse (card)
VIII ScatchOr.
II. n Baxter.
Z. ;. Elier (caTd)
Six inches more of loose snow Sunday
night intensified the wintry look, though,
as unusual, it was not cold. The street
car got ever to the Square at O'Clock
Monday morning. Well, spring IS
coming, and so is the Fourth of July.
A very enjoyable occasion was the
March meeting of the Delta Alphas
Thursday evening held with Miss Grace
Dudes when Miss Dudley and Miss
Charlotte Giles entertained. Games
were played and refreshments served.
Ten members were present.
Mrs. A. (. Littlefield, who has been
here with Mr.. Littleheld for the past
few months while he has been engaged
as contractor in building the new Meth
Odst church, has returned TO her home
10 Portland. Mr.. Littlefield will be en-
gagged on his contract for some weeks
YET.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lord of Beverly,
Mass, were recent guests here, accom-
panied by Chester Stanley of the United
Shoe Machinery Co. With Mr. Lords
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly, they
spent few days at their camp at Island
Pond, and had good luck at pickerei
fishing through the ice.
Re. Barrows, Robert Paterson and
Z. Il. Haggett were in Portland the hrst
Of last week to attend the annual con-
yention of the Maine branch OF the
National Master Horseshoers' Protective
Association. A banquet was held at the
Falmouth Monday evening, and the
business sessions were on Tuesday.
Mrs Nancy Whitman, who was 81
years of age last summer, visited her
daughter, Miss Nellie Whitman, at
Hebron Academy Sunday, taking with
Der Miss Alice Knight and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Fl. Cannon. She began ar
rangements for the trip at $50 in the
morning, and was quite busy all day, IN
specting the several buildings OF the
academy during her visit.
About two hundred were present to