Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-05-14
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
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soUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psri Lodge, No. 81. Regular
-, Tuesday evening on or before full moon'
an II F-MOUnt Mica Lodge, regular meet
SbvrsIav evenih Of each week.-Aurora
~ Ea.s,,-,-nent, irst and bird Monday EVENING"
oi S-, Mount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No.
.. -. serond and fourth Fridays OF each
>. ip odd Fellows Hall. 40
Nv. X. Kimball Post, No. las. meets
- -. ,bird Saturday evenings OF each
Kimban Circle. Ladies OF the G. A
meets trst and third saturday evenings OF
- --lrth IN Grand Army Hail.
fy-ioshus l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
.,,.. erst Tuesday night after the full OF the
D'p Paris Grange, meets first and third
-. ? zach month, In g. range Hall.
r. % ( C.-Seeond and fourth Mondays OF
"a %. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
moot. -econd snd fourth Wednesday evenings
OF s1 ~ P.0Hsmln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Frtls. evening at Pythian HAIL
Ei,.t thunder shower of the season
Thursday night.
Miss Ruth Tucker of West Paris was
,ba grs,t of Miss Carrie Hall few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Richardson have
bssr visiting at waterville during the
pas, week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Morton spent the
mas, week At their camp at Shagg Pond,
Kamp Hillooleet.
Misses Sadie and Martha Swallow have
cone 10 Sherbrooke, P. O., where they
Will spend the summer with their aunt
The Mission Circle of the Universalist
,bnrch will meet with Miss Doble on
Pleasant street, Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock
The iunior class Of the Norway High
school cane over Tuesday evening and
hung Maybasket to P. K. Hathaway,
principal Of the school.
The street car was off the rails in
Make. square Wednesday, and quite a
Dot ~ work has since been done on the
track, putting in new ties.
The south Paris Baptist church plans
10 celebrate it's twenty seventh anniver-
sary next sunday, May 10th, with
specia. services throughout the day.
&c McArdle, w. B. Strickland, Geo.
&. Ferua.d and Arthur Z. Forbes were
among the Masous who attended the
Grand Lodge sessions in Portland last
week
Nr and Mrs. Charles r. Elder and
Miss Mildred Elder are for short time
at their summer home here, where they
are attending to some repairs on the
house.
Rev. A. Z. Seagrave, missionary
from Burma, spoke at the Baptist church
Sunday al both the morning and evening
services, and at the Norway Baptist
church at the afternoon service.
The Congregational State Conference
will meet in Norway next year. AS the
Methodist Conference meets IN south
Paris, we shall be favored remarkably
with church meetings in Oxford County
Ernest p. Parin of Wilton, formerly
of this place, was elected Junior Grand
Warden Of the Grand Lodge of Masons
in Portland asst week. Waldo Petten-
gill Of Rumtord, one Of the best known
citizens of Oxford County, was elected
Senior Grand warden.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office May 18th:
Miss Lizzie McEeen leardl
Roy WEIGH.
Frank Roberts.
Willis r. Laid.
Fred Barrett.
n. %. Buckingham.
Work has begun on the new concrete
walk at the court house. This will run
from the foot of the steps at the lower
terrace straight to the sidewalk. and will
take the place of the curved walk of coal
ash composition which has before been
used.
Mrs. Matilda j. Merrill, widow OF
Freeman G. Merrill, died on Monday OF
last week at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
W. H. Eastman, at East sumner. Mrs.
Merrilps married life was spent here.
After the death of Mr.. Merrill, she went
20 reside at East Sumner, which was her
former home.
Relatives and others who attended the
celebration of the ninetieth birthday oil
". H. Porter at Norway Wednesday
from this village were Mr.. and Mrs. q.
II. Porter, w. A. Porter, Mrs. Nellie
Powers, II. n. Porter, Alton Porter,
Marguerite Porter, Mrs. o. K. Barrows,
Sias p. Maxim, A K. Jackson.
Ralph S. Butts of Kingfleld, who bas
in the past few years spent considerable
time here doing work for the A. l.. Il Z
T Goss Co. of Lewiston, has become a
partner Of L. NJ. Longley, the Norway
plumber, the firm name being Longley
x Butts. Mr.. Butts will look particu'
lsrly after the South Paris end Of the
business.
j. +. Stanley of Auburn, superintend'
ent Of the state fish hatchery there, was
here Wednesday, bringing quantity OF
fish to be placed in the tributaries Of
Bear Pond and Lake Keoka, Waterford.
On Friday be was here again, accompani
ed by Mrs. Stanley. On that trip be
brought quantity Of fish which were to
be taken to Bethel, and thence to the
Dead Cambridge River.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church elected these officers last Tues
day evening, who were installed at thu
anniversary service Sunday evening;
President-Helen l.. Chapman.
First Vice. President-ElOrence NJ. Richardson
Second Vice. President-Ruth Stuart.
Third Vice -President-Mearle Mons.
Fourth Vice Observation-Disclosures Giles, witt
Mrs t. NJ. Davis assistant.
Secretary and Treasurer-Marie Newton.
OTgsnist-Lulu Davis.
Joseph A. Noyes, who recently sol'
his house on Pleasant Street, has pur
chased of Maurice l.. Noyes lot of lant
of about three acres ON High Street be