Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
me Oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST osYIcx.
onos Hours: T:so 10 80 Pm.

soITrH PARIS POST Offick.
... gours: 1904. N. 10 80 Pm.
aRAsp TRUNK RAILWAY.
REFINING Sept. %. 1912,
-v,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.t1vp East: 536a. m, daily; s4s q
G9 ,I,tI sxcep. sunday; So p. m, daily Goine
n'tWest: 98 a m, daily Sao p m'' oaiiy
UNI sunday; ; 81 p m daily.
CHURCHES.
-, sensational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
f us. PASTOR Preaching service, 10 aa A. H.;
s',isy school II rs A. M; 4; r. .; Z. y; eSe
p n, ,,estng Wednesday evening at 80 P. n.
~. Otherwise connected, are cordially In
yied. ~, church Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor.
sssnO{sv morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A. 4. /;
On sSS1.-' serylce II as A. NJ; sabbath School
EnWorth League Meeting 500 p. n;
I.. -; meeIinS Wednesday evening 80: class
PSyrsg Friday yening 80.
nesnsff Church, Rev <. A. Davis, Pastor.
pA,niav preaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sab.
Us,s school = NJ; \. Z. 5: Z; e, 6ao p. NJ;
-, meeting 90 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
pp-syer service 80. Seats Tree AL are
Eg1csS,yys-ssl,st Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller.
49, Preaching service every Sunday az
Is a. n. sunday School az Il N. Up. 9. u.
&Tr.N.
- N-Parl5 Lodge, No. "a. Regular
acting Tuesday evening on OF before rulI moon.
"TO- o. F-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
Nrbrrsiay evenih: Of each week.-Aurora
sss..,mpnen!, drst and Ihird Monday evenings
o. ~ '4SfR.-Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No.
a, meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
S.optb h odd Fellows Hall.
R-W. X. Himbsu Post, No. las, meets
a. AMI third Saturday evenings or each
n2 %r Eimbail Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A
. rseets crst and third Saturday evenings Of
saeh month, In Grand Army Hail.
ofY-joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on the srs. Tuesday uigat AFTER the ful OF the
1o,H.-Paris Grange, meets first and third
Sstnris, ~ zach month, In Cha nge Hall.
T. % &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays Of
e. 10. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets .econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
Sof P.-HSmun Lodge, No. 81. meets every
Frilay evening al Pythian Hall
The BAPTIST Ladies' Aid will hold an
apron, fancy and food sale Nov. 2lst.
Mrs. Blbber of Lewiston has been a
recent guest Of her daughter, Mrs. I. 5.
Barnes.
The Fan Tans are asked to meet Wed |
uesday afternoon about O'Clock to
clear out their hail.
Mrs. George B. Crockett left Thursday |
for q visit OF a week or more to her |
daughters in Hsverhill and Newton,
Mass.
Miss Isabel Goodwin has recently re-
,urnsd from Massachusetts,, in which |
state sbs had been visiting for number
Of weeks.
Oui,s q party of members of Hamlin
Temple, Pythian Sisters, visited the
tsmpls at Yarmouth Wednesday even
Ing by special invitation, returning
home Thursday forenoon.
Alton Ames has purchased the W. L.
Prrr house on High Street, and he and
hssn,Willis Ames, are moving into 1t
10 Occupy the two rents, from their two
houses 90 the same street.
William L. Bray on hunting trip to
Audoyer a week or two since shot q
nine point buck. As he wanted to
mount the head, which was a good one,
be brought it home Immediately, and
will 60 back later to look for another.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Nov. 4, 1912:
Mrs Emily Twitchen. card,
Mrs. Pearly Patnine.
Alton Powers, card.
Elmer W Davis.
Arthur Gray.
Fred Street
VA. Rawson.
T. Il. Abbott.
S. DAVIS, P. NJ.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday |
evening with Mrs. Shurtleff and Miss
Gordon at Mrs. Shurtleff's. The pro-
gram will open with roll oall-the |
worlds heroines, and then the study OF |
the religions of China will be taken up. |
A paper on Idol Worship will be given by
Miss Walker, and one on Marriage and
Burial By Mrs. Gray.
90 account of the rain of Friday, the
25th, the marshmallow toast OF the Bap- |
list Christian Endeavor Society, which |
was to have been held at the farm OF
Lester A. West, was postponed until last |
Tuesday evening. The latter date |
brought fine evening, with the hunters
moon shining brightly, and good lively !
party enjoyed the hayrack ride and the
social festivities.
The bear was the great center of at
traction the first Of last week. NJ. w.
Maxim and Chester Record, who shot |
him on Tumble Down Dick near Gilead,
came down Monday afternoon with him.
They were together when the bear ap-
peared. Record put the first bullet into |
him, and Maxim put in the one that
flushed him. Ii was a male bear, and |
thought 20 be from four to six years old,
il good flesh, with handsome head and |
coat. stretched nearly eight feet from tip |
10 tip, and weighed with the entrails re-
moved 225 pounds. When the bear was
skinned the head and claws were left on,
and the skin will very likely be made into
a handsome rug.
The Democrat as we'll as some OF the |
other papers made a mistake last week |
In the date Of the Good Cheer supper. |
It is to be on Tuesday Of this week, Nov.
g. Escslloped oysters and baked bean
supper with various other ea,ables will
be served at $3.50 after which will be
given the two-act farce, "The Return OF
Deborah" with the following cast:
Miss Jane Tompkins. a New England spinster.
Mrs. Archie l.. Cole |
Miss Sarah Tompkins, her sister. about the |
same Mis3 Cora j Mason
Miss Maud Martin |
Blossom Farrar. a year out Of boarding school. |
with strong leaning toward dramaties,
Miss Milired Parln |
Della, the Irish servant. Miss Helen X. Cole
Prices as usual and sociable following. |
10 connection with this supper the ladies
will have q few aprons and homemade |
candy on sale, so il you need new
apron now is your opportunity to pur-
chase.
Town Clerk w. j. Wheeler few days |
since received the state ballot box pro- |
vided for by the law passed at the special |
session OF the legislature last March. IL
Is a tine large dry goods box, built OF
pine and painted delicate sort of raw
umber color, with a slot for the ballots,
and paddock on the lid. 1t Is 20 ~
inches on the floor, and stands 81 inches
high, and would hold just little less
than four barrels OF apples. Boxes
uniform with this are furnished to all
the voting precincts in the state, between
hve and six hundred In number, and
they are certainly large enough to hold
either the $50 ballots cast in Paris, one
OF the largest precincts In the state, or
the seven ballots cast In Mason. Serious
ly, though this box is not 80 convenient
IN form as the homemade one which has
been used in Paris for years, that feature
h. l.. IL 60 nil