Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-06-18

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-e.gbiug service lO:t5 A. NJ; saDoStn Scnool
Epworth League Meeting 90 p. NJ;
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ugsuls Cbnreh. Rev L. A. Davis, Pastor.
On Sunday, preaching service 10 A; NJ sap:
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Iaysr service 80 Seats free. All are
welcome. ,,,,-.. pav Cbaster Gore Miller.
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STATED MEETINGS.
M-Pari Lodge, No. 90. Regular
.e !ug tuesday evening on OF oeiole ,e,
rtr-sysv eyeniL Of each week.-Aurora
n ..,-,,~aerIt iirst and bird Monday evenings
o. 5'tg -Nount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No.
s,,s second and fourth Fridays OF each
r,artr IN OtC Fellows HAL. 40 ..
P-W K Kimball Post, No. las, meets
srt and third saturday evenings OF each
70 ~ d. K Kimban Circle. Ladies Of the q.
% ,ea,s Hrst and third saturday evenings OF
esq month. IN Grand Army HAL. o. ...
Joshua L. Chamberlain camp meets
.r,.e G-.t Tuesday night after the full of the
'gf H.-Par,s Grange, meets first and third
Law az I
H. 3D. &. C-SecOnd and fourth mondays Oh
E %. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meet, -econd and fourth wednesday evenings
Oh PNHsmln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Frl!ay evening at PythiSn HAL
Mss Goldie Beman of Yarmouth is
visiting at c, Z. Brett's.
Arthur Tucker Of Canton is visiting at
Wn. B. Edwards for a week.
George W. Haskell was in Newbury-
mort Mass, on business Tor day last
week
Mrs Alice Houghton of Portland has
hasn guest at George d. Robertson's
for few DAYS.
lack Weber of the U. S. S. Virginia
ba, recen,.y spent few days with Mrs.
Alice Rogers and daughter Helen.
Harry " Gerry of Cambridge, Mass,
was TO town few days last week, COM
jpg 90 attend the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. F. n Noyes of Norway.
Mrs. z. y. Anderson, who has been
visiting for several weeks in Providence,
RI. Portland and other places, arrived
home Monday evening of last week.
The Delta Alphas gave Mrs. 5. G. Ord
waya surprise party last Monday even
ing. 10 honor of her birthday, and left
her gis, as token of appreciation.
The Good Cheer Society are trying to
coIec, a carload of papers and old maya
zines Any one who will save the srti-
c'es Tor them will receive their gratitude.
Ms. A. W. Hammond of Milton, Vt,
is again here to care for Mrs. Julia Ham
m5nd The latter, who is at Mrs. Nellie
Powers, is quite i'll and confined to the
bed.
Anent some of the Democrats remarks
about the weather, the Lewiston Jour-
nal wants definition of pessimism.
That's easy. Pessimism is hoping for
the worst
Recent guests at Harold T. Briggs are
Mrs Wm. c. Brooks and little daughter
OF Lowell, Mrs. DR.. SvensOn and daugh-
ter of Lewiston, and Mrs. Briggs father,
o. II. Luut of Portland
Mrs. S. B. Stuart of Harrison, while
visiting Mrs Bracket on Church Street,
fell down stairs Monday and vas con-
siderably injured. No bones were brok-
en-, but she was shaken up and oE1.Sed.
Advertised letters and cards in south
Paris post office June II:
Mira Henry Durell.
Miss Naude Adeil.
Miss Bertha Wilson tcard9
Box iis.
A Michigan" touring car, made in
Kalamazoo, has been purchased by the
Paris Manufacturing Co, and was run
through from the state agency in Bangor
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morton
and Mr.. and Mrs George F. Farnum
went to Bangor by train and came home
ID the car.
A. W. Walker x Sons traction engine,
while on the way to the north part of
the town to be used on road work, broke
through the planking of the bridge near
the George Cole saw mill Wednesday.
Some trouble to get it out, but no damage
except TO the planking.
Miss Abbie Starbird, who was former
IL with her brother, Capitalized A. Star
bird, at Fort Sill, Okla, but since March
has been in Washington, d. c., arrived
here Thursday night to remain for the
summer at least with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs W. 5. Starbird.
For two weeks during the summer va
cation, the last half of July, the Baptist
parsonage will be occupied by Rev. II. ).
Pinkham and family, and Mr.. Pinkham
will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist
church during that time. Mr.. Pinkham
is well remembered former pastor OF
this church, now pastor of church In
Washington, d. G..
Now al We people who have shivered
at the sight Of the great round moon,
thinking that its rays spread those frost
crystals on the grass, take note that our
recent unreasonable and killing frosts
were on the clark o. de moon," and
never again study the almanac for frost
warnings through the glasses of super
stitiOn.
Rev. Z. A. Davis, Deacon and Mrs.
Geo. b. Crockett, Mrs. l.. g. Morton,
Mrs W. Z. Morse and Mrs. Walter L..
Bonney attended the Baptist quarterly
meeting at North Livermore last Wed
nesdsy and Thursday, going with teams.
They all agree in saying that Thursday
was one of the most disagreesble days
they ever rode.
Wednesday evening, Stony Brook
Lodge, No. Isl, n. E. o. P, and Lake
side Lodge of Norway held joint meet
ing here. Grand Warden Charles w.
Wentworth of Westbrook and Grand
Secretary Forest Z. Ludden of Auburn,
were present. There was good attend
ance, good talks by the visiting grand
officers, and a generally enjoyable and
profitable session. Refreshments were
served.
Monday evening three men, Joe Wood
Charles Gerow and Fred Dunbar, who
had come from Norway to attend the
moving picture show at Savoy Theater
were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cole
and taken out, charged with intoxica
ton. The next morning, in the Norway
Municipal Court, Joe Wood and Charles
GerOw pleaded guilty. A fine OF live
dollars and costs was imposed by judge
Jones, and the fine was RENTED and the
men allowed to go on payment OF the
costs. Fred Dunbar pleaded not guilt!
and was discharged. Hon. A. j. Stearn
appeared for him as attorney.
Ripley x Fletcher, agents for the pop
ular Ford automobiles, have so far thi
season sold twenty eight cars as follows
George NJ. Atwood, Paris, touring car.
W. l.. Gray. South Paris, touring car.
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