Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-16
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June ., 1912,

Commencing June %, 1872,
rs.1ss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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SOM :, local, daily; 9'45 a. IN. local. daily ex'
NV sunday; tl4 p m, express, da'ly, ! 81 =.
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exc sypTess, daily 10 q a m, 500 p. m' sun
day eNcursioh'
49,, co,oreUational Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,rsnTteT. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. n;
snnIsy school II As A. ~; \; Z. >: u e. oM
EysSiT%g s ssssaSs evening at 80 P. NJ
Sn no, otherwise connected, are cordially In
ylted. 49,. ,,,,.,h Pay II Y Kewley. Pastor
SHn5sv. morning prayermeeting 1890 A; NJ
OhonhInS service 10 As A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
Epyorth League Meeting 500 p. NJ;
ursyer meeting "Wednesday evening ''O"' 0iAsF
mesu1 ,s., CbIrch, Rev. <. A. Davis, Pastor
M sunday preaching service l04o A. NJ; SAB
Sstb school IL NJ; Y. p. $: Z; B., $40 T. M,
PI!!e1 service 80. Seats free. AL are
Wgi.EaSySrssst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
Pastor. Preaching service every Sup"ay ~
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STATED MEETINGS.
o M-PaE1 LOuSts NJ -.
M, Ing Tuesday evening on or before full noon
N ID F-Mount Ntca Lodge, regular mee,
-. Tbursday eyeniL. Of each week.-Aurora
sss,mpment, frat and third Monday EVENING"
o. Is Sa Sg R.@Mount Pleasan. RebeSeh Lodge. No
q, meets second and fourth Fridays of each
month in odd Fellows Hail; ~. ,.s r,os,o
GA. R.-w. X. Kimoan Post, NO. lfS, m ssns
Az aud third Saturday evenings OF eacb
NV W% K. Kimbsil Circle, Ladies of the 6. A
meets first and third Saturday evenings o.
sasb month"; In Grand Army Hail.
ofY.-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
an he hrst Tuesday night after the full OF the
moon. . - -. A.. .-a ,h,r1
saturday Of zach month. In G, snge Hall;
~ n &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays of
+. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl. |
n els econd anu fourtn wednesday e'onues
of P.~Hsmln Lodge. No. 81, meets every |
Frtiay evening at Pythian HAL. 1
Mss Grace Dudley has purchased
Ford runabOut.
Miss Agnes Heald of Canton is the
gnssr os her sister, Mrs. DIR. Smell.
Miss Bertha Tsrdy of FoxcrOft is the /
Onest OF Miss Sue Porter for week or
Two.
Miss Florence Gum of Lewiston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank X. Dun
ham.
Mrs ". F. Durham Of Lynn, Mass,
was a guest a, George d. Robertson's last
week
sc Ordway is putting in hot water
heating plant at his house on Western
Avenue.
Mrs. Huldah Hilton of Somerville,
Mass. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Almeda Newton.
Mrs. Mary Shurtleff has gone from her
home 10 the village TO the Parsons farm
10 spend the summer.
Mrs W. b. Strickland returned Thurs
tay from Bailey's Island, where she has
been for some weeks.
The family Of Perley Kenerson have
gone 10 Fryeburg TO visit Mr.. henersons
mother for few weeks.
The three children of w. r. Fletcher
Of Worces' er, Mass, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Almon Churchill.
Miss Ruth Stuart has been visiting her
brother, Blanchard Stuart, at Mechanic
Falls, for the past two weeks.
Y. DAYTON Bolster and family will go
Tuesday to Peaks Island, where they
have engaged a cottage for two weeks.
The water in the river has been drawn
off for the past few days, while the iesk
under the north wing of the dam at Bill
liugs' mill was being stopped.
+. G.. Stuart, brother of j. II. Stuart
oi this place, and his son Philip, OIL Sea
Breeze, Florida, have come to spend the
summer here and in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Chas. q. Howard and two sons,
Henry and Roland, are spending two or
three weeks visiting relatives and friends
at WOodfordS, Pownal and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dennison spent
the past week with Mr.. Dennison's
parents at West Bethel, where their sons,
Harlan and Robert, have been most OF
the time since the close of school.
Ralph Y. Gilbert aud daughter Mabel
Of Rumford. Harold and Hazel Gilbert
and Eunice Douglass of Canton made an
automobile trip TO South Paris last Mon
day and spent the day with relatives.
U. G.. Wheeler, superintendent of
schools in Passaic, y. j., arrived here
Friday, and went that night to Shagg
Pond, where his family are spending
few weeks at their cottage, Camp
Everett.
good party attended the dance at
Paris Hill Friday evening. Excellent
music was furnished by Briggs and
Shaw of Shaw's orchestra. The next
dance is Friday evening of this week,
July 10th.
The last service before the summer va
cation was held at the Upiversalist
church Sunday. Rev. Chester Gore Mil
Ter, the pastor, will have six weeks va
cation, and there will be no more services
in the church until Sept. LIST.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office July Is:
Mrs C. Melyen Herriek.
Miss Mary II. Halves.
samuel ~ Dane.
George Porter.
Donald +. Seedham.
Box AIS 70 letters).
Dr. Leonard j. Neal of this place is
one Of the trustees of the Maine Osteo-
pathic Association, Incorporated at Port
land Wednesday. The object OF the
association is $50 advance the science OF
Osteopathy and for the mutual benefit oil
Its members"
Mrs. Geo. r. Morton, Miss Katherine
Morton and Master Henry Morton, who
were at home from Camp Concord for
few days, returned there Saturday alter
noon, with Mrs. V. =. DeCoster aud
daughter, Miss Edith DeCoster, of Buck
field, as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray and Mr..
and Mrs. p. Z. Hathaway and son
Donald spent several days last week at
Gray Birches, the Grays' cottage at
Lake Pennesseewassee. The Hsthswsys
went Saturday to spend portion of the
vacation with Mrs. Hathsway's parents
at Wsterville.
Mrs. II. A. Clifford OF Winthrop, her
daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Win of
Strong, and her son, DIR. Gerald Clifford
OF Houlton, formerly Of South Paris,
have been calling on friends here during
the past week, while making their head
quarters at the home OF Rev. b. q.
Wentworth of Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Flemming, Jr.,
LETT Friday morning for Montreal, and
from that city sailed Saturday morning
on the White Star liner Teutonic for
Liverpool. From Liverpool they will 60 /