Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

| SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
uours: 1904. n. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Besinnlnz Sept. %. 1872.
-v.rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
co,nz twn East: 80 a. m, aa,y, ~ SS, q
'4}aj1v except sunday; So p. m, daily Going
n a. as a NJ. daily; IS p. m, daily
s ~ sunday; 5 81 p. M dsily.
CHURcHKs.
49,. Congregational Church. Rev. A. +. Nc
rss SO Psster. Preaching service, 10 Is A. L.;
VIZ school II rs A. NJ; Y. Z. ). Y. =. oM
SUM- evening service 90 p. NJ; Church
2. - meeting Wednesday evening at 80 ?. =.
PS 30, Otherwise connected, are cordially In
tisd ,,,,, Church, Rev. T. n. Kewiey. Pastor.
On srsiay. morning Prayermeesing 10 90 a; II
PREACHING service lOaS A; n; ssoo az scnooi
I..Ser meeting Wednesday evening . 80; ciass
Pas,Sa, Frlday vening 80.
Bsptlst Church, Rev. n. A. Davis Pastor.
p9"niay. preaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sab.
On On, school " NJ; Y. p. s. G. T.. 6a5 p. NJ;
0 A.n meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
P Isy seryice 30. Seats free. All are
S9Ty.S,ysr.sl,st Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
49, Preaching service every Sunday as
icIS n. sunday School az u n. Y. Z. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
ss,'ny Tueslay evening on or before fullnoon.
m q. E.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,,g,, thursday evenih; Of each week--Aurora
Escsrapmeot. drst and third Monday evenings
OF 6 S- ~ Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
"A meets second and fourth Fridays or each
.,stb h odd Fellows Hall.
g-w. 4. Kimbsn Post, No. las. meets
AT and third Saturday evenings OF each
1ongn 20 o.. A. Z. Hall.
w :. Kimball Circle, Ladies' Of the &. A
meets Hrst and third Saturday evenings Of
49, month In Grand Army Hall.
ofT.-joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on he irst Tuesday night after the full OF the
Paris Grange, meets first AID third
Saiu--lay Of zach month. In Grange Hail.
4. o. :. C.-Second and fourth Aondays OF
:. F. o. P-stony Brook. Lodge. No. lsl.
nse,s econd and fourth "Wednesday evenings
(. Of P.-Hsmin Lodge. No, 81. meess every
Friday evening at Pythian Hal
A. L. Clark was in Boston few days
las, week.
l.. S. Billings is suffering with shin
CLEO in his face.
The Ladies' Finch Club met with
Ms J. III. Bean Thursday afternoon.
Mss Ethelyn Bsede of Phillips is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. I. N. Kewley.
Edwin Rounds and Miss Carrie Doyle
otDa1yille are guests at j. ID. Haynes.
Mrs @. W. Bowker will entertain the
Ladies' Whist Club Thursday afternoon
Of this week.
pari, High School football team hav-
mo COMPLETED its schedule, has elected
C6ests. Essson, 1914, as captain for next
season.
There was good patronage at the
upOer Of the Congregational Ladies'
Circle Thursday evening, in spite OF the
weather
The minister's of the two towns held
their first meeting for the season with
Rev. E. A. Davis on High Street, last
Tuesday
The Dennis Pike Real Estate Agency |
has sold their Green Street dwelling and
land in Norway Village, to A. G. Maxim
Of South Paris.
Mrs Frank L. Dow went about ten |
DAYS since TO the Central Maine General
Hospital at Lewiston for surgical treat |
meut She is reported as doing well.
CIV. Bowker is making improvements |
pied by Charles A. Hersey, into which |
Mrs. smiley will move her millinery
business in few weeks.
The interesting announcement Is re-
eeiyed Of the birth OF a sou TO Mr.. and
Mrs George c. Erskine OF West Rutland,
Mass. on the 18th. Mrs. Erskiue was
formerly Miss Iva McArdle Of South |
Paris.
Dr.P.H. Packard and family are plan
ming 10 move back to West Paris In the |
near future, and DIR. Packard will resume |
practice there. L. b. Carter, Mrs. Pack |
ards father, will make his home with |
them there.
Word has been received from Beujs-
min SWEET, who 10 on hunting trip TO
wytopitlcOk, that he has shot moose, |
add his son L. p. SWEET has also shot |
one. This Is three moose In four years
that Benjamin SWEET has shot. Seems
~ II they must hunt him instead OF bis
hunting them.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday |
evening with Mrs Taylor on High Street
TIE roll call is answered by Tbanksgiy- |
IL ~ Ia
Continued, children being the special
topic Of the evening. There is q paper |
90 Home Training by Mrs. Stewart, and
one On Education by Mrs. Hathaway.
Advertised letters and cards in South |
Paris post office Nov. IS, 1912:
Miss Louise Bartlett.
Ms 4. z. Chandler.
Ms Mary l.. Johnson. i
Mr. uiram Perkins.
Mss Bessie Pelton.
Nj, Lena Blackley, card
Alss Lena Merrill (pscksgel
s. +. DAVIS, P. N.
The ladies' OF the Universalist Mission |
Circle ask for a contribution of old
clothing. Anything donated which is
suitable will be used here at home where |
needed, and the remainder will be sent |
In barrel to Rev. Miss Powell for her
coast mission work. Donations to be
left with Mrs. Charles Durham or at the
church.
A"dollar socisl'' was enjoyed by the
members of the Christian Endeavor So
cety and invited guests at the Cougrega-
tiOnal yestry Tuesday evening. Mem
bsrs Of the Endeavor Society who had
been earning dollar brought it with
description of the manner of earning it.
Refreshments and games aided in max
Ing the evening pass pleasantly.
Members Of the crew which is work
Ing on the railroad bridge had an i'm
promptu and informal celebration of the
result Of the election Thursday evening,
naralinn the afraats in black faca with