Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-08-13
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
onee Hours: 7:So n. to Z 80 r. 4.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
OSLO Hours: IAN. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June 3, 1912.
rR,Ns LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,,,,, Town East 5:s5a.m., express. daily
So'O n local. daily; rs 4. IN. local. daily eS
6ND = S,rnisy: 4:I4 D. IN, express. daily; 7;7 q
cep. - !, n, sunday excursion. Going west
On "a. ~ cypress, daily; 8 IS p. m, local, dali.
Int sunday I:OI p. M, local, daily' iOil =
eypress, daily 10 % a. m, 500 p. M sun
DAY excursion
CHURCHES.
v,-s, Congregational Church, Rev. A. L. Nc
,,sl.,s~ Pastor. Preaching service, 10 rs A. n.
s..jsv school II AS A. NJ; I. Z. >. Z. Z. 50
S~.'-' Eveuing service ! 90 p. NJ; Church
Hn,..,- r,eeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
T M. Otherwise connected, are cordially In
visL. Nat Church, Rev. 7. n. Kewley, Pastor
IN sunday, morning prayermeesing ioS ~ 4; n:
U-ascflug service Jas A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
PT Fuworth League Meeting 90 p NJ.
Z. meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
lpest!uz Friday yenlng 80; NJ, No.
W1'tI.f Church. Rev. +. A. Davis, Pastor
-1,i4T. preaching service 10 as A. NJ; Sab
ys,e Srf56i Il NJ; Y. 2. 5. G: <, 6l5 p NJ;
oa. - .-setipg 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
p .s5S- .errice 80 Seats free. All are
"yysy,rrs-s,,,st Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Preaching service every Sunday al
i'.tt.A. sunday School at Il NJ. f.P. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
y-Pari Lodge, No. %. Regular
'Ts Tucsiay tvening on or before fullmoon,
m n F-MoCnt Nica Lodge, regular meet
i-rr-s Az eveniL OF each week.-Aurora
I gs.s+Tr,egt irsl and .hird Monday evenings
OF S' r Mount Pleasan; Rebekah Lodge, No.
a. -sst. second AMI fourth Fridays OF each
monte . Odd Fellows Han; 40 -.
G.A.R-W. X. Kimban Post, no. las, meets
Ar ami third saturday evenings OF eaco
-,.rtr IN u. A. r Hall
~ a. Iimban Circle. Ladies' of the G. A
y -~ee-s G-st and third Saturday evenings OF
80 month, IN Grand Army Hall.
,fV-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on .fc Grss Tuesday night after the tuli OF the
~T of g.-Paris Grange, meets first and third
s,turliay ~ zach month, In grange HAL
L. o. q. C.-Seeond and four'n nonuays Oh
o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meet. .econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
M P.~Hspun Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Fr4y evening II Py!hian Hal.
Charles E. Brett lost valuable three
yea-,old colt with pneumonia Tuesday
night.
There will be social dance at Acsd-
amy gsll. Paris Hill, Friday evening,
Aug. 10.
Mr.. Helen Sand and child of Auburn
nave been guests at L. b. Carter's for
some days
J,b1 Cleveland and family have re-
turned 10 ,hsir home on Gothic Street
After an outing at Harrison.
Mrs. G. A. Frost of South Framing
ham. Mass, is the guest of her parents,
Nr. and Mrs Z. S. Maxwell.
Miss Minnie johnson of Turner is in
the oti,e Of W. j. Wheeler Il Co. while
Miss Baker is on her vacation.
Chandler Swift went Wednesday to
Belfast, where he will visit his niece,
Mrs E. B, Lunt, for several weeks.
Edwin l. Spofford attended the re-
union Of the Fourteenth Maine Regiment
at Long Island, Portland harbor, Wed |
uesdly.
Fred B. Wiggiu is taking his vacation |
from the store of T. n. Wright, and he
and bis family have gone to Lowell to
visit relatives.
Mrs. A. W. Pratt of East Orange, n.
j., ia with her sister, Mrs. Walter Il.
SWEET. Her son Arthur has been there
for some weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederic E. Douglas of
Hopsdsle, Mass, are spending their va
cation with relatives here, coming by au-
tOmO5iie as usual.
Leon L. Russell and family of Leeds |
Center have been visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. B. Russell, and other
relatives here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muzzy, who had |
visited relatives here for several weeks,
started on Monday of last week on the |
return to their home in Palms, Calf.
Dellisou Conroy has resigned his posi- |
ton in the drug store of the A. <. Shurt- |
ief Co., and after a vacation will take |
similar position in the store of w. Z.
BOsserman at Bethel.
Mr.. and MIS- Harry Ross and two chill
dren OF Auburn have been visiting Mr..
Ross mother Mrs Thomas Powers, for |
the past two o.. ,hree weeks. They will |
go from here 20 Alabama, where they
expect TO settle.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Barnes, Miss Helen
NJ Barnes, Miss Olive Barnes of Poit- |
land Nlr. and Mrs. Roy (. Cole, and Z.
Z Shaw, went Thursday to Shagg Pond,
where they are occupying the Holmes
camp, Waldbeim, for week.
The sidewalk planking on the bridge
az, be mill is being relaid. The ends of
these planks were charred at the time
Of the fire in April, 1906, and they were
not then new, so that it may be seen
that they have good number of years
to their credit.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard II. Gates of
Stearns H:ll left Thursday for Boston,
where they will stay short time, and
vii! then 90 to Nova Scotia, going
through the Annapolis Valley, and to
Halifax, TO visit Mr.. Gates people.
They will be away two or three weeks.
Rev Z. A. Davis of the Baptist church,
after spending some weeks of vacation
at BrOoklin and Sedgwick, expects to re-
turn home this week. He will conduct
the prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
and will conduct all services at South |
Paris and Norway as usual next Sunday.
His family will probably not return until
Sept %.
The Democrat expects soon to begin
the publication as serial OF "a Girl of |
the Limberlost," story by the author
Of "Freckies," which has recently been
completed, and which was received with
much favor by the readers. In the later
story the scene Is laid in that same forest
known as the Limberlost, and there is
the same sweetness and the same out
door flavor which made "Freckles" so J
Immediately popular.
Perhaps with the number of summer
visitors coming into the state from out |
side by automobile it is well to state for |
their benefit the provisions of the Maine |
law regarding automobiles from other |
states. The license of another state is |
sufficient for these for period of thirty |
days, but II car remains in the state |
more than that length of time it is sub |
ject to license in Maine like any car
owned here, and must be registered
with the secretary Of state at Augusta.
China and England are the two sub |
Iects which will be considered in the
study OF the Seneca Club for the coming
year. The year book, in very pleasing
form, is just out from the Democrat job
printing establishment Meetings begin
Oct. /, and are held on alternate Monday