Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-08-27
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
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CHURCHES.
-, Congregational Church, Rev a., a: 4; NC
Frsl Opsstgr. Preaching service, 10 40 A. n.
WhOrei, - n as A. "; Y. p. 5. Z. +. 6C
sunday Sv~e,iny service 800 P. NJ; Churcl
IN; 20, Wednesday evening At sSO r n
prsyer w.t,SSs-s'se connected, are cordially In
tel .c.,-,b. Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor
Ne,hoi!s' ming prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
on slnIa' o. .ryr,, l0 IS A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
praenlps .go-tb League Meeting 500 p. NJ.
Y ~, sy,,tns wednesday evening $50; clas'
Sscting Fri'isy ''T Rev. +. A. Davis, Pastor
Bapusi ,re4rhing service lO45 A. NJ; Sab
90 sghtati ~ 81. Y. z. 5. G. f., 6i5 T. NJ
oath Sc.eoo,,rr 90 P Nj; Wednesday eyenin.
prayer u lSTS,ee $50 Seats free. All ar
Eelcone. IA, church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
CniVeis' pi-e,rring service every sunday a
Pastor sunday school at Il NJ. f.P. Z. U
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STATED MEETINGS.
V-pgrl Lodge, No. 81. Regular
Linz Tucss ycninS on OF oeiore ,,Sa,
G3eun mount H,ca lodge, regular NEE.
10. ". -. sren'r OF each week.-Aurors
las, ILL., ILL., r5. and .hirI Monday evenings
oisse99 RRUN5ur Pleasant Rebesah Lodge. No
=, reets scc0rt and fourth rrpuaSe VI e"oN
y, 80, OII yci0ws' HaN. 80
nonia ~ ". X. Kimbsn Post, No. las, peets
ca. 9'- -r,ri saturday evenings of each
1gsIh' rrrEq'l circle. Ladies OF the q. A
~. Ca. and third saturday evenings VI
<, .S,nts. IN Grand Army Hail. - -.
esn ir.rrs L. Chamberlain camp meets
.. ~ s-st tuesday night after the fuh OF the
n95l Paris grange. meets first and third
7. Of n n ,..r month. Ia 81 ange Hall.
>I.lI second and fourth Mondays OF
"a no9 on stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
.,s,s econ! and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of eacs ,.o rIemriu Lodge. No. 81, meets every
r,lisy evening 40 Pytai4n HSL.
Tracy Pierce is at Belleville, Ont,
where he has a position.
Miss A '5erta Tompsou of Portland is
again at Charles Edwards
v,,-,v B,elow and Lafayette Dow
,nsp, the pas, week in Boston.
Ma. Bsssfe ilaggett went Tuesday to
usncock for visit 10 her cousin.
u.. Alice Hunter of Strong is the
,na.t Of her sister, Mrs. A. F. Gold
smith.
m and Ms Walter Pulsifer of Whit
mar. Mass. arc spending part of their
vacation here.
vrsL.M. Lunt of Lewiston was the
mes, Of her laughter, Mrs. Harold I.
Briggs, Friday
Miss Emma A. Jones of Hopedale,
Mass, is ,ta guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Geo. r Norton.
Miss Yelua Howe is with the family
Of Rev. J. II Little at their cottage at
South Freeport.
Timothy Kyle Of Lsadville, Colo, has
recently been a guest at George w.
Cooks for a few days.
Miss Maud Douglass was in Portland
Tuesday and Wednesday TO visit friends
who we're sujourniDg there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Falcon and two
children Of Central City, Iowa, have been
recent guests at c. r. Penley's.
IA. He.dner left last Tuesday morn
iug for New York state, summoned by
the sudden death of his brother.
Mrs. Theodore Thayer aud Miss Jen-
ME Skiiiugs visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
T Thayer at Old Orchard over Sunday.
Miss Nellie l.. Whitman and Miss
Emma Z Shurtleff returned Tuesday
from a vacation of two weeks spent at
Portland.
Miss Miriam Robertson entertained
seven Of her young friends on the oc-
casion Of her seventh birthday Wednes-
day afternoon.
On account Of the small nurs Der who
appeared, the picnic Of the Baptist Sun
day school scheduled for Thursday was
indefinitely postponed.
Al. Penley and Mrs. F, Il. Plummer
and children returned few days since
from . ,wa weeks vacation spent with
Mr. Piummsr a, kIue1.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Durham
spent the first bali Of Their vacation at
West Paris las week, and are spending
the present week 10 Portland.
Miss Sue Thompson of Mortified,
Mass former teacher in the South
Paris schools, was the guest OF Miss
Julia T. Morton few days last week.
o. Il. Bumpus left on Tuesday for
Onset, Mass, where MIS- Bumpus has
been for most Of the summer, and where
be will remain for the rest of the season.
Mrs Randall and son Elisha of Taos,
v " who are visiting Mrs. RandalPS
father, Warren Bumpus, at Hebron, have
been guests at J. III. Stuart's for few
days
Miss Carrie Mathews, who is taking
the month Of August as vacation from
Der duties in the dressmaking depart
ment Of the Smiley store, is in Farming
ton, " II , and Bridgton, Maine, for the
remainder Of the month.
A. c. Tucker of Whitman, Mass, made
scall 90 the Democrat Thursday. Mr..
Tucker and his wife and son Carlton Z
aeon a vacation trip in Maine, coming
@automobile The day they left home
they made 2l0 miles in tritle less than
twelve hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Hagerty and sol
Raymond Mcdonald of Beverly, Mass.
have been recent guests of Mrs. Hager
tvs father, Whitfield Stuart, and othel
relatives here. Mrs. Hsgerty's sister
Mrs II W. Dennisou, and daughter
Dorothy, returned with them to theil
home in Beverly for short visit.
Mrs L. c. Morton entertained at tei
last Monday night family party includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. VIM. p. Morton, Mis-
Julia F. Morton, Geo. K. Morton snC
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Morton
The occasion was in honor of the birth
day Of Geo. r. Morton, the date o
which was the nth, though the observ
ance vas deferred two days by circum
stances.
Harry Rowe, the new state feld secre
tary of the Christian Endeavor Societie
of Maine, will visit South Paris and vi
entity early in September. he is t.
speak at the Baptist church Sunda
evening, Sept l, at 1870. This will be
combined service, conducted by th
Christian EndeayOr Societies Of th
Baptist and Congregational churches G
South Paris and the Congregations
church Of Norway.
James Carney is again bosrder at I'll
county establishment, of which he ha
been a resident on various and sewers
other occasions. At the March term {
court be was to have been tried on th
charge Of forgery, but it was discovere