Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-05-07
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
CHURCHEs.

CHURCHES
v,., coryresational Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
yVborteT. Pastor. Preaching service, ~ ~ n
spnday school II As A. NJ; r.. .: u e. ~
evening service 100 p. n, Snurcl
p NJ, -,esting Wednesday evening at 80 p. Il
Rn. nos otherwise connected, are eornahy In
ylged 60 D. n ~ Vewlev Pastor
~ snndsy. morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A; NJ
.sscbIny service 10 AS A. N; Sabbath Schoo
~ Epworth League Meeting 500 p. M
PRAYER meeting ;ss W SsSins evening ' ''
me stn,f.t CSnrch. Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor
IN Sunday, preaching service l04S A. NJ; SAB
bah school II M W u r.. eio EVENING M
grayer service 80. Seats free. All are
"in;versalist Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
rsstor Preaching service every Sunday al
i5.S M Sunday School at IL n. f.P.C u
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STATED MEETINGS.
IA. M.-Pari Lodge. No. "a. Regular
,,ss,Iry Tuesday evening on or before ruIimoon'
10. F.-Mount MICA Lodge. resuaI n mecs,
E9campment, first and .hird Monday evenings
Of 6 SA 81 R~Mount Plessan Rebekah Lodge. No.
3d. meets second and fourth fridays Oh eScn
month IN Odd Fellows Hall 80 -.
G.A.R.-w. K. Kimban Post. No. las, meets
art and third Saturday evenings OF eacn
Nm K. KimbsIl Circle. Ladies' of the 6. A
= meets 1rst and third Saturday evenings Of
each month. In Grand Army Hal. c o..
S ofv.-JOshus l.. Chamberlain camp meets
an me first Tuesday night after the full OF the
3 H-Paris Grange. meets first and third
saturday Of zach month. In Grange HAL
U. o. &. C.-second and foursh monoays OF
z. %. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
Of P~Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
s-iIay evening al Pythian Hall.
No. it's no sign of warm weather to
see open cars.
Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Brown, in Reading,
Mass, during the past week.
W. Thomas has purchased the Ben
metz farm near Welchville, and moved
there with his family last week.
Miss Susie Z. Porter, who teaches in
Portland, spent the past week with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Porter.
Uamlin Lodge, X. of P, will work the
rank Of knight next Friday evening, and
FennesSeewsssee Lodge Of Norway will
De resent as guests.
The selectmen have reappointed DR..
= r. Wheeler of West Paris as a men,
Der II the board Of health, on the ex-
piratiOn of his three years term.
The family of Chas. Fl. Howard are
spending the week in Auburn with
friends Mr.. Howard is in Boston for
few days and will join his family in Au-
burn later.
N-..C A. Record and son Miles OF
Ha,erhin, Mass, and Miss Ethel G.
Crockett. who is teaching in Haverhill,
spent the past week with their parents,
Mr. and Mr.. Geo. B. Crockett.
Rev. A. T. Mcwhorter and Mrs. j. S
W.cht will attend the State Congrega-
tional Conference in Brunswick this
week. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs |
DRY. representing the South Paris church |
Mrs. +. y. Anderson started Thursday |
afternoon for Providence, K. L., to visit |
the family Of her son, Harold G. Ander- |
son, and see her new granddaughter. |
She expects to be gone four or hvej
weeks.
Mrs. l.. E. Bean. Miss Cora j. Mason |
and little Pauline, who have been in the
south for the past three months, arrived
az their home here last Monday after
rOOn. Mrs. Beans health is much bet
ter than when they left here.
Miss Geraldine Stewart, who was four
years old last Monday, entertained
number of young friends at birthday
party, which was for good reasons de
ierred until Tuesday afternoon. Dainty
refreshments were served with piece
of birthday cake for all.
Miss Billie Burke in 1.-The Runaway"
at the Empire Theater, Lewiston, Tues
day evening, was seen by large mum
Der CT the theater-lovers OF the place,
who went by Perkins special train.
Most Of them had never seen her before,
and were highly delighted with her viva
city, piquaney and charm, as well as
with the work of the rest OF we'll
balanced cast.
The attention of the Demoosat has
been called to the fact of some mac
curacies in paragraph published last
week The piece of land near Albert
Ames' was not purchased by Mr.. Ames
and J. j. Merrill, but by Mr.. Ames alone,
and il was purchased, not of George A.
Briggs. but of the Peoples Water Co.
With those exceptions, we understand,
the paragraph was correct.
An announcement of some interest
here is that of the marriage of Edward
NJ. Lawrence of Lubec, Maine, and Mrs.
Fife NJ. Lambert, secretary of the New
York w. C. T. u, which took place a
few DAYS since in New York. Mrs. Lam
bert not long since attended W. c. I.
u. convention here. She is forceful
speaker and a woman OF very pleasing
personality. She and Mr.. Lawrence met
while both were working in the Maine
campaign on the prohibitory amendment
last summer.
Benjamin SWEET, Elmer o. Millett and
DR.. C.. l.. Buck were in Portland last
Tuesday to attend the state convention
of the Prohibition party. Incidentally
Mr.. SWEET is credited in some of the
state papers with making the statement
that the Maine Civic League had done
more mischief than all the rumsellers in
the state, which Is not a correct state
meut of what he said. What Mr.. SWEET
actually said was that the League had
injured the Prohibition party more than
all the rum sellers in the state, which Is
quite different sentiment.
News vas received here Tuesday OF
the death Monday night in Worcester,
Mass OF Mrs. Mabel, wife of Arthur 1.
Royal The cause was Bright's disease,
and death was sudden, coming while she
was in her husbands arms on the way
10 the hospital for treatment. Both Mr..
and Mrs Royal were formerly residents
here. Mrs. Royal was the daughter OF
Mrs. Frances Harlow, and lacked only a
few days Of IS years of age. Besides her
husband, she leaves four children, re-
spectively twelve, nine, three and one
years of age. She is also survived by
her mother, one sister, Mrs. b. P. Adj
kins of South Paris, and two brothers,
Earl Harlow OF South Paris and Ernest
Harlow of Worcester. The funeral was
held In Worcester Thursday, and on Fri
day the remains were brought here, aud
q service was held at Mrs. Harlow's on
Skillings Avenue, attended by Rev. c.
G.. Miller, and with singing by the
Uniyersalist choiN Interment was in
Riverside Cemetery.
The grand organ demonstration ban
quet to be given Tuesday evening at
O'Clock, May 7. will be held in Good
Cheer Hall and committee rooms. Re-
turns from those selling tickets show