Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-02

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.r,,,regationSl Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
Ubor,er, PASTOR. Preaching seIsivs' - q :.
W. school II As A. NJ; Y. T. s. Z. z. oN
Sun4s' Evening service 90 y. NJ; Churcf
2. ~ -,eetlng Wednesday evening at 80 T.
pTSS'.ot Otherwise connected. are cordially In
v, ssdl;,o3,st Church, Rev. T. n. Kewley, Pastor
hssslo'isv morning prayermeeting 10 100 A. n.
asrTiug service lO6 A. NJ SAOoath scnoo
p%s EpWOrth League Meeting 20 =. NJ
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Essting Friday vening 80: NJ. p...o-
ISSSs'-,ist Church, Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor
on sunday, g5eSeaiSs p ESQ ~ g. E. SIS ?. M;
ya.- rree,ipg :O0 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
PIsy ysr .eryice 80. Seats free. All are
Sy,vT-C Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
pSs,ar Preaching service every sunday al
i5.is \. sunday school at III N. f.P. I. u
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STATED MEETINGS.
- M-Psri Lodge, No. ~. Regular
*, q = TpssIav evening on or before fullmoon.
An o. F-Mount Nica lodge, regular meet
ms thursday evenih OF eSca wseA- .,.a..ts
Essrsmpment, drst and third Monday evenings
OF s@c9 y NO nMopn. Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No.
., ,et. second and fourth Fridays or each
ninth m odd Fellows Hal. ,,s ...
nv. X. Kimball Post. No. las, meets
a, and third saturday evenings Of each
m ~ <. Kimban Circle. Ladies' Of the 6.
D ,,eets first and third saturday evenings OF
sars month IN Grand Army Hail. -.
,sV-ioshua L. Chamberlain camp meets
q, he first Tuesday night after the full OF the
%, H.--Psris Grange. meets first and third
S.,pr,lqv ~ ZACH month, IN elanse HAL.
ID 6. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
ca ~ P,-s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets -ecOnd ano Iout'u
o. s' SF PUHsinln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Yr.lay evening 81 PyIhiAn HAL
Frank S. Pike. formerly of South
paris u guest at Z. D. Milletts.
vi.s Edith Maxwell is at home for the
v,catioD from her teaching in Maiden,
Mass
Miss Maud Carter is at home from her
coaching in Dorchester, Mass, for the
summer vacation.
Miss Vida JENNIE is at home from
Briig,OD, where she has been engaged
in millinery work.
Harold T Briggs and family are visit
ing Mr. Briggs father, +. e. Briggs, at
Spriug Farm, Csrrabassett.
TIE line is being put in for the street
lights on Wheeler Street, where IL was
voted 10 establish two incandescentS.
Mrs. Charles r. Elder is at her sum-
mer home to remain for the summer.
Ogits extensive repairs and alterations
are being made on the house.
Frank Gregory, proprietor of the Savoy
Theatre. is at his home in Portland, in
poor health, and no pictures have been
shown tor the past two weeks.
Mrs. A. T. McWhorter slipped aud fell
on the stairs at her home Thursday even
ing. striking on her arm in such way
as 20 break one bone near the elbow.
Z. Andrews has bought the former
". Il. Lovejoy farm, of the Hebron
road where the house was burned a lew
years ago, and proposes to build a pleas
use camp there.
Capt. z. C.. Tribou and family have
gone 20 their cottage on Lake tennessee
wassee for the summer. Miss 5. Z. Por-
ter aud Miss Evelyn Ordway have been
their guests there for few days.
Vim. X. Holmes and family of South
ington, CT, are here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Holmes. They will
90 soon to their camp at Shagg Pond,
where they intend to spend month or
more.
Miss Florence NJ. Richardson is spend
ing a week with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Peaslee, 10 Exeter, Y. II. Mr.. Peaslee
and family will accompany her here when
she returns home, probably on Wednes-
day of this week.
Mrs. II. A. Morton and party of
young lady guests went "Wednesday to
Mrs. Morton's camp at Shsgg Pond for a
stay of few days The guests were
Misses Ethel e. Crockett, Sara |. SWEET,
Flora Murch, and Angie Thsyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knight of Bridg-
ton were guests at Samuel Richards
short time last week, coming to meet
their granddaughter, little Miss Ruth
Mclean of Chicago, who came from Chi
cago over the Grand Trunk to make
them visit.
Advertised letters and cards 10 South
Paris post office July /:
Robert o. Stoddard.
Gus Schafer.
Willie Murchurm.
) muel NJ. Dane q letters.l
Oscar Moore.
T. NJ. Lewis.
Box tlS.
A sewer is being put in on Porter
Street extending to the river, piece OF
q h. Hill Ia Anna hy
the town, 70 take the water At the top
of the pitch and stop the wash, while the
rest Of the sewer is built by the residents
on the street, for the benefit OF their
houses.
The Delta Alpha picnic at Gibson
Grove Thursday evening was attended
BY twelve members. They went by
street car aud boat They ate their sup
per 10 the grove, aud later Capt. Tribou
gave them ride about the lake in his
motor boat. An enjoyable though short
session.
The sale of fireworks is on, dealers be-
Jog allowed this year to sell from the LIST
% the 4th inclusive. The Fourth will
evidently 90 without special observance
in this vicinity this year, there being no
celebration Of any kind anywhere near,
The night before" may be expected to
produce the usual amount of racket.
Chief Engineer C. w. Bowker has ex
tended an invitation to the members of
the Fire Chiefs Association of the State
of Maine to visit South Paris at some
time during the day when they next
meet in Lewiston. IL this should be &C
eeptsd, the members of the association
would probably come to Mechanic Falls
by trolley, and thence by auto to South
Paris. A demonstration of the water
system would be arranged for them dur
ing their stop here, which would probs-
bly, be an hour or two.
Those lovers of good living compris
ing the Fan-Tan Club held their annual
field day on Friday, spending the after
noon and evening at the camp of
Miss Hattie Burnell and Mrs. Haynes,
on the Burnell grounds. Including the
youngsters, or "little Fan Tans," there
were twenty -one who enjoyed the festivi-
ties. Informal sociability was the gen.
eral program of the occasion, though Of
course there Was q special program, with
clam chowder a. the headliuer, other
numbers being sand witches, pickles--but
what's the use TO begin on the list?
Everybody knows what the Fan Tsns
can do in that line when they try. The
day was perfect, and everything went
merrily.