Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-06-04
The Oxford Democrat
SOUTH PARIS.

soUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oss,e Hours: Z 80 A. n. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct. l, 1911,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,.o,r, DOWN (east)-5:S6 An, daily; s'43 An
,Wv sScept sunday; 4 30 Pm, daily.
da e.,Ss M VESTS 4S AN, daily; S;SS Pm,
t,Ily except sunday; SAT Pm, daily.
CHURCHES.
T,,s, copgreg atlonal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc.
u.sa-.er. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. n;
sa-jsv school II AS A. M; Y. p. 8. q. Il. SO
Evening service so P. NJ; Church
a-srsr meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
IN not otherwise connected, are cordially In
''ystbo,list Church, Rev. 7. y. Kewley, Pastor.
nm sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 go A; \.
-earbipg service 0:+5 A. NJ Sabbath Scnool
!: ~. w.. 5 Siw wednesday evening 80; class
meeting Friday yening 80: No.
an Sunday, preaching service 10 10 A. NJ; sab,
nan school IL NJ; Y. p. 5. q: f., 6io p. NJ
"a, meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
Ersyer service Z 80. Seats free. All are
welcome. ,,,, n. ,,....o. ,.., >,,ua-
mix uss Churcn, Kew Oncster
PASTOR. Preaching service every sunday at
ig.tS A. n. sunday School AZ IL N. f.P. Z. U.
az r. NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-..a ing Tuesday evening on or before fuIl moon.
I'D d. F-Mount Nsca Lodge, regular meet
- Tbursday eyeniu of each week.-Aurora
Eacsnpment, Grst and .hird Monday evenings
'i Sals Ron Nonpt Ple.san. Rebekah Lodge, No.
a ree.s second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Han: 40
R.-w. K. Kimbal Post, No. las. meets
az Z and third Saturday evenings OF eScD
w X. Kimban Circle, Ladies' Of the q. A
p meets arst and third Saturday evenings OF
esc5 month, IN Grand Army Hal, c., r,ss,.
on tie irst Tuesday night after the full OF the
p a,H.-Paris Grange, meets irst and third
saturday u zach month, In Grange Hal.
q. ID. q. C.-Second and fourth Mondays o.
&. o.. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings
M each month.
or P.-Hamln Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Frisy evening at Pythisn Hall
Mrs. Louise Briggs is in Portland for
visit with relatives.
Mis-. Helen Rogers is visiting her
friend. Mrs. Hosmer, in Auburn.
Mrs. Alice Rogers is visiting relatives
and friends in Portland and vicinity.
Warren Bumpus of Hebron was
guest at II. Jones' a short time last
week.
Mrs. :. L. Hummer of Lowell is the
s,s.- az her daughter, Mrs. Fred b.
Wggiu.
Miss Emma Walton of Melrose high
lands Mass is a guest at Arthur Z.
ClaEk's.
Mrs n h Hosmer of Auburn visited
friends here and at Norway few days
last week
NrsE p Parlin Of Wilton visited her
parents, Nj and Mrs. W. ii. Blake,
iast week
Mrs Matilda Richardson has gone TO
Exeter Y. H., TO visit her daughter,
Mrs pssslee.
The chorus of the Baptist Girls Bri-
gaie sang at the Jail on the morning OF
Memorial Day.
George W. rockingham of Portland
visited bis mother, Mrs. Ellen Frothing-
ham. on Memorial Day.
Miss Alice Houghton of Portland has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
D Cole, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Bowker of Port
land we're guests at e. W. Bowker's
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Prohibitionists of Oxford County
are requested to meet at Benjamin
Swett's, Saturday, June s, at I P. NJ.
Willis Carl and Miss Inez Mabry of
Portland have been guests for a lew
days Of Mr. Carts uncle, 5. e. Ordway.
Mrs. Ellen f. Cummings of Mechanic
Falls was at Writ Stanley's few days
last week, and is now visiting on Paris
Hill.
Miss Carrie Gray has gone to Range
ley, where she will be employed at table
work at the Rangeley Lake House for
the summer.
Mrs. Lester Z. Robinson and Mrs. o..
A Chandler of East Sumner visited rela-
tives and friends in South Paris and Nor
way a few days last week.
The Baptist Boys Brigade had camp
fire up the river Wednesday evening,
under the direction of Capt. Will Hickey
and Lieut.. Ii. G. Femming.
Memorial Day guests at n. d. Boil
s,er's were Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Morton
and Mrs. Helen Hargrave of Portland,
and Donald s. Chapman and family.
sunday the Berlin excursion train was
started, and will run every Sunday until
some time in October. The time is the
same as for years, 1922 A. NJ. going
west, and 600 p. NJ. going east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Merrill of
RockpOrt have been here for few days,
called By the serious illness of Mr.. Mer-
rirs mother, Mrs. l.. S. Merrill. Mrs.
Merrill, although in a dangerous c0ndi-
ton for time, is now better.
George II. Clark is at home, having
finished the years work in the Massa-
cbusetts Institute of Technology, where
he has one more year to complete the
course. He will be employed this sum-
mer by the General Electric Co. at Lynn,
Mass
Paris High School has been re-approv-
ed BY the New Englsn College Entrance
Certificate Board for the term of three
years, beginning Jan. l, 1918. This
means that students graduating from
the college preparatory course in this
school will 0e admitted to the New Eng
land colleges on their certificate OF grad
uati1n, without having to take any en-
trance examinations. Paris High School
has already been on the list of approved
schools for some years.
Town Clerk Wheeler has received the
ballots for the primary election of June
nth. The total number Of regular bal
lots for the three parties represented is
6l20. AS the usual number of ballots
cast at regular election in Paris is
little over 500, 1t is evident that quite
large portion of these ballots will event
usly 90 into the waste paper, and the
question at once occurs whether the
primary Law might not be amended so as
to save considerable expense In the
matter of ballots, without infringing any
ones rights.
The Delta AlphaS had fair audience
at their entertainment given Thursday
evening for the benefit of the piano fund.
The musical numbers were piano trio
by Misses Lulu Davis, Marie Newton,
and Nora Durham, violin solo by Miss
Grace Dean, a solo by Mrs. Smiley, and
a sOlo nv Mira Wilsop with yiOlin