Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-12-03
The Oxford Democrat.

The UXIOIu DcllOCldt.
SOUTH PARIS.
soUrH PARIS POST OFFICE
o-.. Hours: 80 N. 70 30 Pm.
GRAND rRuaK RAILWAY.
BEGINNING Sept. "a. 1872.
-p.Ss LkAvs SOUTH PARIS
$3.50 vu East: 81 8. m. daily; esS ..
SOM sfcep. sunday; SO y. m, daily Going
~ dsy SIs a. m, daily; 8 IS p. m, daily
s W sunday; 50 p. m, daily.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
visarter Psstor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. L;
s,nIsy school II As A. NJ; 4. r. .. Z. y. o9o
Evening service : 90 p. n; church
prayer meeting neunesasy e's ~ so-st,si,y IN
Al. nos oshef"iS' O0N-o'
Sissd d,;,oa,., Church, Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor.
on sunday, morning PSsye,meeSnS Luz 49, A. III
Epworth League Meeting 500 p. n;
I've. T meeting Wednesday evening Z 80; class
Rrsstipz Friday yening 4 so.
an Sunday, preaching service loaS n; Sab
Saih school " NJ; Y. =. 5. Z; E, 6io 2. NJ
-syer meeting 90 p. NJ; wednesday evening
prsyer service 80. Seats free All are
S1IG.,vsr.sIst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
ps.tor Preaching service every Sunday az
ieS A. NJ Sunday School AZ II n. f.P. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
IA M-Pari Lodge. No. 81. Regular
.ss,ipg Tuesday evening on or before fullmoo
10. 3. F.-Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
RI, 40 af Qarh weak .-AurOrd
Escsmpment. hrst and third Monday evenings
Is saS Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No.
10 meets second and fourth Fridays OF escn
month In odd Fellows Hail.
R-w. X. Kfmball Post. No. las. meets
q, 7. and third saturday evenings OF each
n g@' <. Kimbsn Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A
2 meets first snd third Saturday evenings Of
esch month, In Grand Army Hall.
8 Joshua L. Chamler Camp meets
on the GrsI Tuesday night after the full OF the
u-Psris Grange, mee,s first and third
saturday Of zach month, IN Grange HAL.
4. o. q. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
p. o. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF each month.
K. OF P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
FriiAy evening at PyshiAn Hall
Firemen's meeting, all companies, at
Engine House Hall Tuesday evening OF
this week at 7:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams left Thurs
day morning for a weeks visit In Lam
caster and Jefferson, Y. H., and Lunen-
burg, VT
Harrison NJ. Littlehale Of Fort Han
cock. Y. j., 4Sth Co, C.. A. c., is visit |
lpg bis relatives for ten days, being here
on a iurlOugh.
Harry NJ. Wheeler of Wakefield, Mass,
arrived here Friday morning, and with |
his brother, Alton c. Wheeler, went to
shay Pond for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs A. r. Goldsmith have been
amending the past week at the Walker
eaup, Altamerteva, at Shagg Pond.
Mrs.. Ann NJ. Tuttle and Miss Annie
Tnule have gone to housekeeping in
aren't in the futile house on Pleasant
Street, a portion Of which is occupied by
LH,ESsns.
Miss Ca.herine G. Briggs has been at
home from Boston for the past week.
She Was accompanied by Miss Annie
Nsa, q nurse in Worcester, who remain
ed only few days.
The ladies' OF the Congregational
Circle will hold their annual Christmas
sale Al their vestry Thursday afternoon
and evening, December 9Th. Free en-
tsrtainment In the evening.
Charles Burgess, after a few days
hunting near West Bethel, came home
Friday morning with young buck, little
but TAT. (. r. Bassett, who was with |
him, remained for more hunting.
The selectmsn have crew at work on |
the brown tail moth nests. They began |
on the elm in the Market Square plot,
and when they got all the nests OF there
was pile of brush big enough for quite
bonfire.
The next regular meeting of Hamlin |
Temple, p. s., is on Tuesday evening, |
Dec. 10th. A good attendance Is de- |
sired, as there is business Of Importance |
to come before the meeting. Refresh |
ments will be served.
Two deer came down on the train |
Saturday forenoon, a doe belonging TO
Charles K Ripley, shot at West Bethel, |
and a buck belonging 70 G. Z. Briggs, |
shot at Mason. This Was en-point
buck, with as handsome 4 head and
antlers as have been seen this year.
A doe which was br5csb, down the
line Wednesday tagged i1- George A.
B0rneman was bit sbouJ 40 effectively as
would be possible. Evicen:ly the bullet
struck the forehead sq1arely in the mid
L l. - D In hrai in,
out as clesnly as il could have been done
With instruments.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office Dec. 2nd, 1912:
Mrs William Brown.
Mrs Myrtle Fsrwel
Miss Louise Donnally.
Mildred Parker, card.
Harold w. Pratt, card.
Mrs Zllpha Plummer.
Harry rTussel, card.
Brown 4 JOsseyn.
S. +. DAVIS, p. NJ.
A freight train-mostly Of "empties"-
which went west Wednesday, Was made
up Of six y-fiye cars, besides the locomo-
tive and caboose. The train was over
300 feet in length, nearly II not quite
half a mile. II reached on the siding
from the upper end Of the yard down
opposite the station platform, so far
that the Norway train had TO stop below
the station TO unload.
Tuesday evening the Philathea class
Of the Baptist Sunday School enjoyed
gentlsmen's night az the vestry OF the
church. A few invited guests were
present, and the whole party numbered
about forty. An excellent supper was
served, and after supper pun was
acked-What's thatP Oh, yes, the
gentlemen helped-and a general social
tine was enjoyed,
A decision for the defendant has been
rendered by Judge Savage In the case OF
Mills vs.. Towne, heard by him at the
court house two or three weeks ago.
This was the case in which Daniel Z.
Mills OF the Yagger neighborhood, Nor
way, brought suit against Frank Z.
Towne, also of that neighborhood, IN an
action of trespsss, for throwing stones
out into the grass alongside the plain
tif's field while working on the road.
Writing the Democrat regarding the
recent communication of Rev. Henry U.
Tbayer on the Second Congregational
Church Of Paris, which existed for time
at North Paris, Miss p. n. Andrews, for
merry of Paris Hill, now of Ro1
Mass savR. al haliava tha name OF the