Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-05-21
he Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

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CHURCHES.
c.,,.,-syational Church. Rev. A. l. Nc
tH s PASTOR Preaching service, ~ ~ A. ~,
sa1IeS school II 4j A. M, 4; u E r. ON
p. N, ,.s,iny Wednesday evening AZ 80 p u.
PTS1ySl oSSerwise connected, are cordially In
ylted ,...ch,rch Rev. T. n Rewley, Pastor
Neiho,is' ,,nrn,ny prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
uh oLSt,s--s erylce l0:45 A. NJ; Saooatn Scnooi
greS'o'TvS, yorth League Meeting 500 p. NJ;
u n. 1,eat,ng wednesday evening I3o; CLASS
Pss,Ing Friday vening 80; p...
aYn'isv preaching service l0ao A. NJ; SAD.
y. school II NJ, Y. z. ;: Z; f., $40 z. N. ;
jas rseting 90 p. NJ; wednesday evening
gIsysr -ervice % Seats free. All are
WetG ,.or.sl,st Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
Preaching service every sunday AZ
.,S n. sunday School at Il NJ. f.P. U. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
s,,1y Tueslay evening on or before tullmoon'
N n F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,,,. thursday evenih OF eacn week'-au utS
issa,.,,r,eot iirst and third Monday evenings
OF e4St Mount Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No,
,,O.,s1s second and fourth Fridays OF each
month N odd Fellows HAL; ~, ,.0 ,...,.
NV. h. Eimbsl Post, NO. tse, meets
a. - sri third saturday evenings OF each
nth IN O.. A. Z. Hall .c
W. w Eimbau Circle. Ladies of the e.
,e,ts trst and third saturday evenings OF
80 --ou,h IN Grand Army HAN
e- Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
~. fr.l TUESDAY night after the full OF the
nom. 60. ,..,... ,,rs, and third
-,-.J.- - ZACH month, In Grange Hal.
n G e.. second and fourth Mondays OF
"a 6. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. lsl,
meet. econ! and fourth wednesday evenings
o. -HsmHn Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Frliay evening 81 PythiAn Hail
NJ and Mrs Charles G. Andrews are
VISITING DE family of their son IN Lowell
" ana drs. samuel Flemmiug are
,i,,oir, d 90 about the first Of July TO
r,ksat.,., 20 Mr. Trimmings people
10 Glasgow scotland.
NJ. Alton e. Wheeler is visited by
h.r mother. Mrs. Hayes OF Lewiston,
~, has flsr returned from spending the
winter With her son in California
Mrs " Bowker and Mrs. George
y R.1Dstt tloye 10 Auburn last week
G,ayi.if % a lew days to Mrs. Bowker's
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stanley
Alton Wheeler. E>q was Que of the
SPEAKER, al Bates Night" at Bates Col
le,r Monday evening of last week. Mr..
Wheeler ia -raduate of Bates IN the
clss. % $3.50
Stanley SLurtleff is at home from the
school II pharmacy in Boston, and will
be a. thr store of the A. l.. Shurtleh Co.
until ls return in September for an
other year in the school.
Quite a party OF the colder crowd" at
tended The dancing party a; Norway
Grange Hall Wednesday evening, given
by the ladies' Of the Norway Universalist
church and enjoyed very pleasant oc-
Jasion.
Arbar Day was suitably observed by
al the schools Friday, by cleaning up
and improving the grounds, planting
trees aud so on, with exercises appro-
pirate to the day in some Of the schools,
and a partial holiday.
Advertised cards and letter in South
Paris post office May 20:
Mrs. H. 5 Welt.
=. $. Chaplain.
G.. " Starblrd.
Martin Foster.
T :. Cdllan.
VIII Flint Iatter.)
A. l.. Clark of the Chas. II. Howard
Co. drug store, and his family, left We'd
nssday for Old Orchard, where he will
have charge of the store of the Seaside
Drug Co. for the summer as usual.
Freeland Witbam is in the Howard drug
store, and A. L. Clark's brother Charles
will be employed there after school closes
in June.
A surprise miscellaneous shower was
given Mis- ellen Harper and Elmer
Campbell al Miss Harper's home on
Alpine Street Tuesday evening by EN-
plOyes Of the Mason Manufacturing Co,
where Miss Harper has been for some
time employed. Many useful aud &C
ceptable things were left by the visitors.
The affair was a complete surprise 10
Miss Harper.
The Euterpean Club held its annual
meeting with Mrs. Agnes Morton last
Monday afternoon and elected these
officers for the coming year:
Presideni-Mrs. stella Burnham.
Vice Presideut-Mrs. Harriet Barnes.
Seerelary-Mrs LuellA smiley
Treasurer-Mrs. Lou Daughraty.
Librariau-Miss Grace Thayer.
Press RepOrter-Mrs. Agnes Morton.
% AeHrsHg
Leach, Mrs. stella Durham. Mrs. Alice Wiggin.
Or and Mrs. J. w Davis of Fort Fair
field we're here over Wednesday night as
guests Of DR.. Davis daughter, Mrs. G. l..
Buck They were on their wedding
tour having been married on the 7th OF
May a, East Concord, VT, the home OF
the bride, who was Mrs. Smith before
her marriage to DIR. Davis. After the
Wedding they went on a trip TO New
York, ADD stopped here on the return to
their home 10 Fort Fairfield.
Monday of last week was the birthday
Of both Mr. and Mrs. George A. Briggs,
and they received number of remem-
branccs Of the occasion during the day.
10 The evening the members OF the Eu-
terpeAu Club made an unanuounced call,
bringing with them freezer of ice
cream and other refreshments. A very
social evening was passed, enlivened
with music, both vocal and instrumental,
including a number of old favorites by
Mr.. Briggs.
The South Paris w. G.. T. u. held its
annual meeting at the Methodist vestry
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Marion Nc
Allister, Mrs. j. NJ. Millett and Mrs.
Hattie Dean were chosen delegates 70 the
county convention at Rumford. Officers
for the coming year were elected as fol
lows, with superintendent of depart
ments TO be named later:
PresIdent-Mrs. Susie y. Chapman.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Nina Robertson.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Emily West.
Treasurer-Mrs. Apphia Clifford.
There was an attendance somewhere
in the hundreds at the district meeting
Of Rebekahs, held with Mt. Pleasant
Lodge Friday evening. OF the four
lodges in the district, the home lodge
and Mt Hope of Norway each had a
large representation, and there were a
small number from COlfax of Mechanic
Falls, but only a few on account of the
weather and travelling, and for the same
reason, none from Good Faith of Buck.
field. Mrs. Young Of Calais. vice-presi-
dent Of the State Assembly, was present
The work was done by the degree team
Of Mt. Pleasant, and refreshments were
served. 1t was nearly midnight when
the visitors left for home.
Some stable steel bridge material be-
longing to the Grand Trunk arrived here