Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-30
The Oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
Once Hours: :sOA.n.to 7So Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing May I, 1911,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
o-,..d ovn feast)-5 Ns A. n, daily; 9 80 A. u.
,.''y Except Sunday; 90 p. n, daily.
dsly - mn twest)-s:5 so A. NJ, daily; 3s5 p. H.
~. SV'e Except sunday; $50 p. NJ. daily.
CHURCHES.
49,, Convregat,ona Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,,hnTter. PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 AZ A. n;
S,,-Jsy school IL As A. NJ; \. r. ,. u ~. ~
~; Evening service W r. ~ Sn = :.
IN NOT otherwise connected, are cordiaiiy In
S'; SgCo,,,od,st Church, Rev. T y. Kewley, Pastor
ON sunday, morning PTayermeess, sShs,S sehooI
SN. Epworth League Meeting $40 p N,
,-.Ter meeting Wednesday evening ISo' ciasS
EsStinR Friday vening 80.
T,"tist Church, Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
-, lTnisy. preaching service 10 as A. NJ; Sab.
.sfb school IL NJ; \. L. ;. I; e. oio Z. m,
ua,,- -., meeting 81 r. NJ, Wednesday evening
aySr .eryicc 30. Seats free. All are
WIr'yjy"rsslist Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
-, Preaching service every sunday AZ
ma ~ Sunday School AT IL N. III u u
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STATED MEETINGS.
"A M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. ResuIaF
meeting Tuesday evening on or oeiu ao,1,ar meet
,,ys THURSDAY evenih of each week'-Auroia
irr,ssmpment, first and third Monday evenings
OF ya,S @Moupt Pleqsan: Rebekah Lodge, No.
q, ,reets second and fourth Fridays OF each
p5uta In Odd Fellows Hall. 40 ..,.
ER-W, K. RimbaN Post, No. 49, meets
al aud third Saturday evenings OF eacD
n2 w.l Y Kimbsn Circle, Ladies' of the G.
y ,oeats drst and third Saturday evenings OF
each month. IN Grand Arms HAL. go, ,,,oo,.
i ~ V-Ioshua l.. Chamberlain camp I,ev I
nm tBe irst Tuesday night after the full Oh the
TO- ~ H.-Paris Grange. from May 90 Oct. |,
grst and third Saturday; during the
,s- tlrder OF the year, meets every saturday, IN
ol-D % e. &c. .C.-secoud and fourth Mondays of
y. %. P.-ssony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
me- l. second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF P~Hamrn Lodge. No. 81, meets every
~ AZ evening at Pythisn Hal.
carl Mason and family have broken up
housekeeping, and are with his parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. (. W. Mason.
Miss Gertrude Hall is taking a few
DAVIS vacation from her duties in the
dental parlors of DR.. Jones at Norway.
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher and
laughter Martha left Thursday for
visit TO Mrs. Fletcher's people in New
York.
DR. Fl. Packard and family went
some DAYS since TO their camp near
Locke's Mills, where they will spend the
summer as usual.
Mrs. Arthur |. Merry and Mrs. Blanche
SAWYER of New York are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Y. Richardson. All were at
camp Owsley over Sunday.
O.E. Barrows has the foundation in
for the house which he is TO build on
Pine Street. The house will be Is Is
feet two stories, eight rooms and bath.
Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge worked
the degree on three candidates Friday
evening. Refreshments were served by q
committee Of four gentlemen and a
very pleasant evening passed.
Mrs. C.. A. Marston has gone with her
household goods to Portland, where Mr..
Nsrstou has been for some weeks in the
employ Of the Acme Machine Co., and
they will occupy a rent there.
Arthur K. Shurtleff is putting in the
foundation for house which he will
occupy on the lot east of the house of
his father, A. Z. Shurtleff, or Main
Street. II will be "a K rs feet.
DR.. c. l.. Buck and family are moving
into the house with his mother, Mrs. Z.
T. Buck, on Skillings Avenue. Mrs.
Buck moves up stairs, and DR.. Buck and
family occupy the lower tenement.
A man who was in the place last
week with medicine cart had a little
fox on the seat beside him-held by a
chain, Of course. The animal attracted
the attention of lots of the young people.
In spite of all the work done destroy
ING brown-t tail moth nests, occasional
spots where they are eating on the trees
may be seen, and the caterpillars are
frequently observed travelling on the
sidewalk and elsewhere.
Maurice L. Noyes has sold the house
on Pine Street where he lives, which
was built two years ago, TO Mrs. A. ).
Bean Of Mason. Mrs. Bean intends TO
remove here and occupy the house as
residence as soon as it is vacated.
Hermon NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Moves, observed his seventh birthday
last Wednesday with a five O'Clock party,
20 which ten Of his young playmates
we're invited. There was nothing elabOr-
ate about the preparations, but the little
people had good time.
In one of the country schools OF the
town, in section which, until within a
very few years, everybody would have
regarded as one of the strongholds of
the old New England stock, there are
now ten scholars, six Firms and four OF
native American stock, and another farm
in that district has just been sold to
Finn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton C.. Wheeler, with
Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Hayes,
and her uncle, D. 5. Ham, of Lewiston,
were at their camp, Camp Mooweeu, at
Shagg Pond, for two or three days last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and I. 5.
Barnes and family again went to camp
Saturday, and are spending the holiday
recess there.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge has &C
eepted an invitation to visit Woodlawn
Lodge at Harrison, Thursday OF this
week, June. LIST. All who intend going
should notify A. K. Shurtlef not later
than Wednesday noon so that suitable
transportation can be provided. 10
cents will pay the bill. Mt. Hope Lodge
has also accepted an invitation to attend.
Inasmuch as no teachers institute was
held in this county this spring, the four
teachers In the brick building, Misses
Hatch, Wetherell, Penley and Barnes,
were given the day Friday to visit
schools. The Paris Hill school was also
suspended, to give Miss Luce the same
opportunity. Some of the teachers went
to Norway, and the others spent the day
10 the schools of Portland, going on the
early train and returning in the evening.