Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-02-20
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Once Hours: 1880 4. n. to 80 Pm.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Once Hours: 7:30 A. u. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct l. 1911.
TRAINS LKAvE SOUTH PARIS
Going down Ceast)-s:ss AN, daily; s:+s AN.
daily excep, Sunday; 4 SO Pm, daily.
daily except sunday; SAT Pm daily.
First Congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
whorter, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ,4s A. H.;
sunday School II AS A. NJ; Y. p. 8. c. Z. 500
Pm; Evening service 800 P. NJ; Church
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. NJ
All. not otherwise connected. are cordially In
Methodist Church. Rev. T. N. Kewley. Pastor.
preaching service 10! Is 4. NJ; sabbath School
Y NJ; Epworth League Meeting 900 p. NJ;
prayer meeting wednesday evening 7;so; class
Baptist Church. Rev 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
ON sunday, preaching service ipa' an 4 NJ sac:
S bath sG mss.ps wednesday W evening
prayer service $780, Seats free. All are
welcome. ,
Pastor. Preaching service every sunday at
lO45 A. N. Sunday School at Il N. f.P. I. U.
ATM.
STATED MEETINGS..
"a M-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
M cling TUESDAY evening on or before full moon.
T. q. %. F-Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
ings, Thursday eveniL OF each weeks-an,,ors
Eacampment, arst and shird Monday evenings
n R@Moun, PleasAn RebekAh Lodge, No.
80 meets second aad fourth Fridays OF each
month In odd FellOws' Han.
A.R-w. x Kimban Post, No. las, meets
AR and third saturday evenings OF each
@S MN IL VI K,Isaii Circle. Ladies Of the 6. A
Y meets Grsl aud third saturday evenings OF
each month. IN Grand Army Han -.
= ofV-Joshua l.. Chamberlain camp meets
ON the srst Tuesday nighi After INC iuH VI 'e
P'ofH.-PAris Grange. noes srst and third
saturday - each month. In y < Hal.
10. q. C.-Seoond and fourth Mondays OF
y n %. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
NE Il second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
K.ofP.~Hanlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
VI Jay evening az Pythian Hall
n. B. Holden lost one of the best
horses in his stable the first of last week.
y. DAYTON Bolster Co. store will close
Tuesday all day to take account of stock.
Five weeks since we had a storm
worthy the name. Nothing but little
dust Of snow since.
A sociable under the auspices Of the
high school senior class was held in New
Hall Friday evening.
An addition of about forty books has
recently been made to the library of the |
Uniyersalst Sunday School.
wv. S. Colby is at Orono taking the
short courses in horticulture and poultry |
husbandry at the University of Maine.
+. B. Fogg is making changes in his |
stable, putting in a show room for auto
mobiles aud accessories, with plate
glass window on the north side.
Some more than $50 books, about
equally divided between the adult and /
juvenile departments, have just been
added to the library of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School.
Quite a number of the South Paris
people attended the mems supper at the
Norway Congregational church Wednes-
dsy evening. A. K. Morse was the
reader for the entertainment.
Mrs. Walker of Browofield, who has
been with her son, A. w. Walker, for
some weeks, left Saturday for Portland,
where she will visit relatives for while /
before returning to her home.
Miss Marjorie Penley and Miss Florence
Sanborn, teachers at the brick school |
house, have both been i'll for the past |
few days, Miss Penley having the mrmps. |
Miss Rose Murphy Is substituting for
Miss Penley, and Miss Ruth Bolster for |
Miss Sanborn.
Mrs. III. K. Wilson was in Portland |
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Harry Adams, formerly Miss Minnie |
Shorey, who died on Monday. Mrs.
Adams had a number Of acqusiptances
aud friends here.
Mrs. C. W. Bowker entertained a
bridge party of a few friends last We'd |
nesday evening. Il being ST. Valentines
Day the party was in keeping With the
time. Refreshments were served and
q most enjoyable evening spent.
An interesting meeting in the interest
of the Boy Scouts Was held al the Con
gregational church Sunday evening. The
speakers were Harry T. Robinson OF
Lewiston. Hon. James 5. Wright, Alton |
c. Wheeler, II. G. knight, and Rev. A.
T. McWhOrter.
Mems supper at Baptist yesiry Tues
day evening at Gas. Come and eat
baked halibut, mashed potatoes, beans,
hot rolls, cream pie, doughuuts, etc, |
and hear the Bates College boys. Part |
ridge will read, Morgridge sing, Bsrrows
play the piano, and Davis will play the |
violin. All for 25 cents.
Thursday evening the Y. b. class Of
the Baptist Sunday School were enter |
tanned by the Delta Alphas at the home
OF Miss Jessie Tolman on Pleasant
Street. A short musical program was
given, and the rest Of the evening was
spent in playing games and in general
sociability. Nineteen in all were present. |
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge take this |
opportunity to extend an invitation TO |
all those who assisted in any way in the |
Rebekah entertainment OF a few weeks |
ago, TO attend little informal reception |
the lodge will tender them after their |
regular lodge meeting Friday evening. |
The guests are asked 10 arrive about $50. /
Harold ii. Cannon, who has been |
clerk in the store of the N. Dayton |
Bolster Co. for a number of years,
finishes his work there this week. He |
is to go into the store Of e. Il. Dcrr |
at Mexico, and he and Mrs. Cannon |
expect to move there later. A great
many friends are sorry to have them go. |
The Seneca Club, which meets with |
Mrs. Smiley this Monday evening, has
domestic science program, which is In |
full as follows:
Roll Csll-Helpful Hints TO Husbands, Club |
Thp Iraan NJ In ,in
Mrs. Gray |
Household ECONOMY Mrs. FernAld |
For the Unexpected Guest, Mrs. Stanley
Synopsis-The W Grid Live In. Miss Thayer
The Western Maine Pythian Jubilee
is to be held at the Jefferson Theatre at
Portland on the afternoon and evening OF
Wednesday, Feb. 2lst, commencing at
las O'Clock p. N. Supper will be served
by the Pythisn Sisters at the Pythian
Temple at the close Of the afternoon
exercises. IL is hoped there will be
good attendance from Hamlin Lodge.
Special rates over railroad.
The former choir and organist of the
Baptist church namely, Mr.. w. !. Mer.
rill, Mrs. NJ. l.. Noyes, Mrs. Harold
Anderson, Mr.. Lester West and Mrs
Nellie Brickett, organist, together with
tba;r v;vae and hushaDds were highly