Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-01-17
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SOUTH PARIS.


,a.s Hours: SOA N. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
conuercing September s5, 1910.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARls
.,,, down astl-5 30 A. n, daily 9 so A. M.
- Except sunday; 80 P. NJ, daily.
da ~JJ,S- mn fwest)-9 80 A. NJ, dalyi $50 Pm.
,,s,lv except sunday; s4I 2. NJ, uaily'
CHURCHES.
-. Co,,reyational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
,-sI-t.r Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. n.
s',,Isv school II AS A. NJ; \. p. ). Z. z. 500
Evening service 90 2. NJ; Church
,-arer meeting Wednesday evening az 80 p. n.
M rot otherwise connected, are cordially In
N; Nsas;,oi,-, church. Rev. t. y. Kewley, Pastor
nm sunday, morning prayermeerng 10 90 A. N.
Vu .h1n, service 0:l5 A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
20 Fpworth League Meeting 90 p. NJ.
- 90, meeting Wednesday evening IS0; clas'
ETscting Friday vening ~;
u'r'-t1st Church, Rev. +. A. Davis, Pastor
% lrn.isy. preaching service l0;45 A. NJ; Sab
". school IL NJ; Y. Z. ;. Z. E., rs p. NJ;
1Ss. .~ meeting : so p NJ; Wednesday evening
-Syer service 80. Seats free. All are
WSiCsyJeDr.llst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
pN.,'r Preaching service every Sunday ~
N sunday school az II N. \. i. Z. L.
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STATED MEETINGS.
y4A M-Pari Lodge, No. ~. Regular
In. tuesday evening on or before fullmoon.
- n E.-Mount Mica LOdge, regular mee.-
- Tburstla. evening OF each week.-Aurora
Eoc5mpment, frst and third Monday evening
OF n go, R@Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. no.
% meets second anil fourth Fridays OF sSe1
month in odd Fellows Hall.
R.-W. h. Rimban Post, No. las, mee:s
f-t AMI third saturday evening" OF each
MONTH 'r VI t-,,,6sli Circle Ladies' OF the q A.
y ,-,rts frs: and third Saturday evenings OF
cal month. m Grand Arms Hall.
MY Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
or ne ar-t Tuesday night after the tull OF the
Ptu-Paris Grange. from May 10 Oct. ],
.srs.s Hrst and third Saturday; during the
remsinder OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
10 to G. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
y, %. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
n {, -econi and fourth Wednesday evenings
Oh az P.|Hamlln Lodge. No. 81, meeis every
Fr ay evening at Pythian Hall
Mrs. James E. Cole is visiting her sis
ter 10 Watery;lle.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Morton spent two
OF three DAYS last week at their camp at
Shagg Pond,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bonney OF
simmer were guests att d. Haynes the
last Of the week.
Miss yerna Howe and Miss Eva An
5rews visited the family of Rev. j. III.
Little at Bethel over Sunday.
The Ladies' Whist Club was entertain
~ AZ Mrs HAYNES Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Eastman.
Carroll z. Edwards is a candidate in
the Boston American contest now on,
aud al. his friends are assisting him.
Mrs. Matilda Richardson is in Exeter,
y n spending a portion of the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Peaslee
meeting will be held at Engine
HDg.e HALL Tuesday evening az $50 q
organ le baud engine leag for South
Paris
We NAV expect the weather to have
s.me kind 1f spasm this week. The
Name Press Association meets at Au-
ga,'a
rI. trustees of the Oxford County
Agricultural society will hold a meeting
aftas assessors office next Saturday O.
res, tae premium list.
Mr.. A. = Stearns Of Norway Is max
.r- hsr tsadquArtrrs for the winter with
hsr PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. j. Wheel
sT ali.e Mt Stcarns is at Augusta.
The ,usdian Jubilee Singers will be
here .H the 4Jtb inst, under the auspices
tihr Nrtbudists They sang here a
tea wear, ago and gave much pleasure
Harold n. Cannon was chosen i
delegate from the South Paris Fire De
uar,ment at the meeting held Monday
evening. aud attended the meeting OF
the Ma.ue State Hand Engine League
which was held at Brunswick Tuesday
evening
The Congregational Circle met at Mrs.
Wright's Wednesday afternoon, and
elected the following officers for the
year;
Preslient-Mrs James 5. Wright.
,.Presidents-Mrs. \. T. New hOrter, Ms.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs o. Z. Barrows
Chairman OF Executive Committee-Mrs. a.
W Walker.
Fred ). jackson and Percy Briggs have
been for some time working on the
browu-tail moth nests about the village.
There are a lot of them, more on the
whole than last year. By the use of
ladders, climbers and pruners most ut
the nests are removed. Some of them,
particularly on the elm trees, are out so
far on the tips of the limbs that nothing
but shooting will reach them.
As good as ever WAS the mems supper
al the Congregational vestry Thursday
evening, and the crowd filled the tables
full Musical selections, and readings
by Arthur ID. Welch of Portland, made
up the programme of the entertainment
which followed Mr.. Welch is new tn
this place His selections were largely
dialect, considerably varied, and afforded
much pleasure TO the audience.
Paris Lodge, F. aud A. NJ, at its an
uual meeting Tuesday evening chose
officers as follows:
" M.-Erncst J. Record.
:. wv Il. Strickland
T. W.-Archie l. Cole
Treas-wm. o. Rockingham.
>ec.-water L. Gray.
=. D-Percival r. Hathaway.
J D-F. Wendall Rounds.
som OF Finance-Charies VI. George, AloHtt
W Walker Arthur +. Forbes.
Trustees OF Charity Fund-James :. Wright,
William }. wheele-, Alton Z. Wheeler
Owing to various other affairs on the
sane evening. the lecture by Rev. Mr.
Miller at the Universalist church Tues
day evening had a rather small audience.
The lecture was description OF a
voyage taken by Mr.. Miller some years
ago on a sailing vessel down the west
coast OF Mexico and Central and South
America II was a very interesting mar
ratiye, though because Of the territory
covered less time could be spent or many
parts Of II than the audience desired.
This Monday evening the Seneca G ub
meets with Mrs. Eastman and Miss
Tbayer. The topic OF study for The
evening is the Philippines, and the iull
programme j.:
E1i Cal-QuotaiiOns from Frances Hodgson
sketch % Mrs. kuruett, ..-..-- Miss Douglass
Number Of I-lands, their Geology, Climate.
Philippine types and Native Custom,
Mrs FernAld
Agriculture and Mineral Resources.
The officers Of Mt. Pleasant Rebekal
Lodge were installed Friday evening by
Mrs. Eva Kimball. ID. ID. r., of Norway
with Mrs. Ada Tfhhv "A Grand Markna