Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-23
The Oxford Democrat.


SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Once Hours; 7SoA =. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct !. lHn.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-s:s6 AN, daily; s:&s AN.
daily except Sunday; 4 SO p NJ. daily.
Going up (west)-s'ts AN. daily; 8 IS Pm
daily except Sunday; SAT Pm daily.
cHuRcsEs.
First Congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
whorter, Pastor. Preaching service. 10 ~ n
p. N; Evening service 80 p NJ; Church
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
An. not otherwise connected. are cordially In
yited.
Methodist Church. Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor
On Sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A; n
preaching service loa5 A; n; Sabbath school
l2 NJ; Epworth League Meeting 800 p. n;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
meeting Friday vening 80.
Baptfst Church, Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
ON ON Sunday sSsgS Pseseni3s sersee iI' ss Sso
prayer meeting 90 p. NJ; "Wednesday evening
prayer service 80. Seats free. All are
welcome. cS,, d.. cS..,. Co... >,uu.-
Psslor re''1 PreseSinS service every SUNDAY al
s wSI l. SundAs 'en0'' a. L - -
.
rkA. M.-Pari Lodge. No. ~. Regular
nee Ing Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon.
10. F.-hount s'ca Lodge, regular meet.
iess, s sse mn .SirS MONDAY evening"
Of each month IT,, p,.,.., Rs,s..s Lodge No.
80, meets second and fourth Fridays Of each
month In Odd Fsllows' Hall; -. ,.s uss,.
Or and third Saturday evenings Of each
mST.n' X IL K a. hs CIRCLE Ladies' Of the G.
r.. meets arst and third Saturday evenings Of
each month In Strand Army HAL; c.un uss,s
on the srs, Tuesday night after the full Of the
,u-psr,s Gran.e. from Nav to Oct. l.,
mre;s first and third Saturday; during the
remainder Of the year, meets every SATURDAY IN
STanSe as c.sscona and fourth Mondays of
e.,h month. ,o, No 70,
a., - Is s.. " and goSSr,S Wedaesdsy evenings
of ach month.
OF p.maamanp LSdse' N No; d. mee'S every
mrs: 1eoIse u,Ies re'I,ueI nJ Ttn,.
III. nus s Ill
usy' snu 10 uo'"e "'"'
Harold L. Keene Of Melrose, Mass,
formerly Of South Paris, is at work al
the Paris Trust Company.
Robert W. whittle is so far recovered
from his attack of typhoid fever as to be
down stairs a part of the time.
,u,s. no, :. ,...h;,, in tbs Ria.
nss .us h..;.',ta ,os ,ha ragnIar
eoe p ~ va,Sar;ns Fin. of Norwav
who is i'll.
nj. nh, r.s. ,hrsa and n half
MISS Ssne ., amhsr of tbs honse.
years VI sso' W.. S,oniav for a
nolu VI nj; suu rs. 80
IOuger VI suoise' "0'
Mrs Ellen rockingham, who had
bssn with her son. George w. Frothing-
ham. in Portland, for few weeks, re-
turned nome last iueSuaS'
Mr.. and Mrs. Winton ). oiiver oil
Gardiner were guests Sunday OF Mrs
divers parents, j. j. Murphy ana wite:
Mrs. Oliver will remain couple oil
weeks.
- o,,,a5 20 Rpck.
Ds1Jam'u - -. Ssa,h ns his moth
neio last wees W tue T rea - ,ha oas
or, mrs. ooPn's "a aua s.anI ~ TnasSsv
oil % years no ,uao n Mile %
this place.
Mrs Haves Of Lewiston was the guest
y, bsr dansbtsr Mrs Alton C. Wheeler,
tor short time last week, before leav-
80 g. California 10 snend the rest of
.S s ~. m;,h hsr SON on which iour-
ene "Iu'e. ~ $500,
ney sue s'Si'eu
The Fan-Tans, true to the first princi-
pie OF their organization, had an ex-
cellent supper at their room In Bowker
soc;aI ,ims foilowing. Fourteen Fan
Tans and one guest were seated at the
tabls The next meeting will be the
third Tuesday in February when the
third division will entertain.
.,,, ., paris
At the last regular niseSs 1919
orange u was so'eu " SUE and the
Ps - ,,i,,aa nos chosen. An
Iolio~iuk GU 49,, Ahhot,
Cairns, A. b. Taloot, Aooie aooos,'
h h, e'sS ar IN nsi,a Waxim Mar.
na who wisbas IN
jorie Penley. Any one VINO WISHES W
help the parcels post movement can 90
30 by attending tue social OF ny giving
ten cents 10 the con'n'''ee
t,ba ANIMAL mating of the Oxford
~ Wv ,. u,t,al
County Patrons OF iusoa"uiy Husu"
Fire Insurance Co., directors CHOSEN
80. uanrv N Hammond Paris: T.
S ~, S,mna,. John
d w. o'o,sou, csSe SaS
Roberts, Norway; Charles n. Geor9e,
Hehron. Charles Edwards, South Paris;
Cs.I piohardso, Norwav. Ieon A
Su~ioS a H.
BROOKS, south faris. uoury ~. nam
mopd Was chosen president and John A.
har,. .acratarv and treasurer.
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!. "a ala p.lta
The regular meeting VI .se De'"
Alphas was held al the aetnoo'sa yes,
were played and refreshments were serv-
cd by the hostssses, Mrs. S. G. Ordway,
Miss Helen Rogers, and Miss Sadie
Swallow. The following officers were
chosen for the coming year: