Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-03

Commencing Oct. l. l'll,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
c,t,g DOWN (east)-s:s6 A ~, daily; s:43 AN.
ally sIcepl sunday 4 ;36 n. daily.
G6ipg up (west)-SS An, daily; 333 Pm.
div except sunday; SAT Pm daily.
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49,. Congregational Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
Wborter. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 As A. L.;
y',.I.y school II AS A M; Y. P. 8. c. Z. OC
~ Evening service Z 90 p. NJ; Church
r,.ver meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
m noG otherwise connected. are cordially In
"S.ihod,s, Church. Rev 7. n. Kewey. Pastor
on sunday. morning Prayermeesing 10 90 A. =.
preaching service Ioso A; M ~. Ssooa az scnoo
n-syer meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
meeting Friday yening 80:
BsptIst Church. Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
Ssth school IL NJ; Y. P. 5. e. E.. 6:l5 p. M;
Ur,,,er meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
gr,yer service I 80. Seats free. All are
NI.riversslist Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
ps.t,r Preaching service every sunday 81
i6t5 A. n. sunday School at IL N. Up. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
ore Ing Tuesday evening on or before fullnooD.
10. .. F.-hount eics Lodge, regular meet
to-. Thursday eveniL of each week--Aurora
gscampuent, drst and third Monday evening
M FR,-Moun. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
N r~ests second and fourth Fridays OF each
n1r.a IN Odd Fellows Hall.
h. R.-W. 4. Kimball Post, NO. l*S, meets
a. and third Saturday evenings OF eaeh
pouta. n G. A. Z. Hall.
W@' <. Kimban Circle, Ladies' Of the G.
p meta hrst and third Saturday evenings OF
s.eb month. In Grand Arm6 Hall.
ofV-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on .as arsE Tuesday night after the full of the
PfH.-Paris Grange, from May TO Oct. l.
,1ss lrst and third Saturday; during the
remainder Of the year. meets every Saturday, In
q. y .. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
o. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
ne - econd and fourth "Wednesday evenings
~ 49, month.
- P-Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
r sy evening st Pythian Hail.
Howard Maxim is in Portland, in the
employ of W. A. Allen.
Did YOU ever see cooler Septem-
her" is a common remark.
Ms Sarah Knox Of Hartford, CT, is
the guest of her brother, William j.
Wheeler.
Mrs. J. C. B. Smith Of Salem Willows,
Mass, has been guest at George Giles
for short time.
yyran W. Faruum and Roland II.
Haggalt spent several days in trip to
Montreal last week.
DR.. j. G.. Littlefield is now using a
Hudson touring car, for which he traded
bis other car while on recent mountain
trip.
A lot of wires and some poles have
been removed from the streets by the
Maine Telephone Co. since they got the
cable in use.
Apple picking has begun in good sea
son this year. J. w. S. Colby, in addi-
lion to canning and cider apples, has al
ready been shipping loose Baldwins.
new Mosler safe, weighing some
over 5000 pounds, was put into the office
Of Alton c. Wheeler Wednesday. A. w.
Walker Il Son did the job of getting II
up the stairs.
DR.. G. L. Buck attended the annual
meeting of the Oxford County Sunday
School Association Tuesday, and was
zee. ected president of the association,
an office which he has held for two years.
A number of the neighbors and friends
Of c. Ellis McAllister gave him sur
prise party last Monday evening. Games
we're played, and the evening was spent
IN a social way. Light refreshments
were served. In behalf of the visitors,
Rev A. T. McWhorter made the presen
tatiOn of book TO Mr.. McAllister.
Did you attend Mrs. Smiley's milli-
merry opening last Friday and Saturday?
II not you should have and seen the
pretty hats exhibited. Ii is not too
late 20 run in now and order hat for
winter. You will find any kind to suit
your style and complexion and an
agreeable corps of assistants TO wait on
you.
Carroll X. King wishes to correct the
erroneous impression that there wasn't
an ear of corn in town that was not FROST
Ell in the freeze OF the unlucky 18th of
September. To prove the incorrectness
Of the impression, he leaves with the
Democrat a half dozen ears of sweet
corn, which certainly have known no
frost.
Mrs. Z. n. Anderson left last Monday
10 be gone for number OF weeks. She
visited in Portland, and from there went
To Haverhill, Mass, to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Anderson's niece, Miss Mes
ser, then to Providence, X. L., where
abe will remain for some time with the
family of her son, Harold C. Anderson.
Mrs. Harold C.. Anderson and son, who
had been visiting here, accompanied her.
AS announced, the winter schedule of
trains went into effect on the Grand
Trunk Oct. LIST. The "milk train" is
taken off, the forenoon trains again cross
here, few minutes earlier than before,
and the other changes are about As an
ticipated. Trains now go east at 5:36
and 9:43 A. NJ. and 4:36 p. NJ, west at
9:43 A. NJ. and 3:35 and SAT P. NJ. The
Sunday excursion train TO Berlin makes
its last trip next Sunday.
A pile driver is at work at the railroad
bridge below the village, Strengthening
the abutments for the winters traffic.
II was found that the ballast was show
ing the abutments out of place, and it
was the intention to rebuild them this
season, but as il could not be accom-
plished, the work of strengthening is
being done. Next year q new bridge
will be put in, aud the rebuilding OF
these large and high sbutments, which
have stood so many years, it is needless
to say will be big undertaking.
The Maine Power Co. are TO replace
their dam on the Little Androscoggip in
this village with concrete dam, at once.
The contract to build the dam has been
let TO e. Z. Hoxie & Co. of Augusta, and
work 10 to begin on Tuesday of this
week. A new penstock Of hard pine
will be put 10 from the dam TO tho power
station, and this will be built by the
Stevens Tank and Tower Co. uf Auburn.
The entire work is to be completed by
the first of December, which will mean
quite active business in the meantime.
There has been a wooden dam at this
place for considerably more than hun
dred years.
The committees appointed for the sale
10 be given by the Ladies' Aid OF the
Methodist church are as follows:
Recept,on-Mrs. Imogene SWEET. Mrs. Kewley
Mrs. T. N. Davis, Mrs. Lyman Merrill
Entertainment-Mrs. Nina Robertson, Mrs
stella Burnham, Mrs. Lucia Smiley, Mrs. sv'
Ordway
White Table-Mrs. Lizzie Milett, Mrs. Ivy
Morton, Miss Olive SWEET, Mrs. Edith Buck.
Food Table-Mrs. Ellen NJ. Curtis, Mrs her