Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-12-17
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
or.s Eours: 7:S0 A. u. to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. %. 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
no,ny a. wn East: 5:Ss a. m, daily; s4S q.
n yS.y e4s m, daily; 3 IS d. m. daily
sxeeus sunday; 5 50 p. m, daily.
CHURCHES
49,, congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
vrborter Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. a.
supdsy school II AS A. NJ; Y: r. 5. Z. =; $50
~: Evening service 30 ?. n; Church
-aver meeting Wednesday evening az 80 p. ~
Al, nos Otherwise 'onne0S0"' Ie 00-N-' -
'i MSSa;bod,st Church. Rev T. n. Rewley, Pastor
ON sunday. morning Prayermeeang w 49, A. NJ
~: Epworth League Meeting s 90 p. NJ;
-.Ver meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
meeting Friday vening 80
ON sunday, preaching service loa5 A. NJ; Sab
bath school IL M; Y. z. 5; z; E., SAB 7. n;
prayer meeting 100 p. NJ; "Wednesday evening
~ITIpiyersalist Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
Ps.tor Preaching service every Sunday ~
lO,G5 a. n. Sunday school az L n. f.f'C' ".
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STATED MEETINGS.
rSA. M.-Pari Lodge, No. 81. Regular
aceing Tuesday evening on o. before tuiI noon
10. y. F.-Mount Ntca Lodge, regular meet
,nEs. Thursday eveniL OF each weeks-Aurora
sncSmpment, 6rst and shird Monday evenings
ID ofR-Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No.
40 meets second and fourth Fridays OF esch
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
G. .R.-w. x. Kimball Post, No. las, mee.s
Dir s and third Saturday evenings OF eaco
WIN K. KimbaIl Circle, Ladies' of the G.
e, meets drst and third Saturday evenings OF
each month. In Grand Army Hall.
S-ofV.-joshua Z. Chamberlain Camp meets
90 the 6rst Tuesday night after the full OF the
P.ofH.-Paris Grange, meets first and third
saturday Of zach month. In q ange Han.
U.O g. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
ca D month. - -,
:. e. o. P.-ssony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets second and fourth wednesday EVENING"
X. OF P.NHaTin Lodge, No. 81. nes;s every
Friday evening 81 Pyshian Hall
Mrs. n. d. Bolster and Miss Ruth Boil
ster were In Portland few days last
week.
Mrs. Hannah Holt is in Mexico, to
spend the winter as usual with her
daughter, Mrs. z. III. Dorr.
Mrs Emily Cook has moved into the
upstairs rent over the family OF l.. s.
Merrill, on Western Avenue.
The next meeting of Hsmlin Temple,
2. S, is on Dec. oath. Each sister is re-
ouested to bring or send u pie.
There are niuety-two soldiers OF the
Civil War buried in Paris, Of which forty
eight are in Riverside Cemetery.
Herbert G.. Fletcher was in Portland
several days last week, serving on the
grand juryin the United States court.
A.E. Morse read Saturday evening at
he entertainment given by the Harmony
Clubat West Sumner.
Rev. Herbert L. Gale, the well known
EVANGELIST, who has labored In South
Paris within few years, died in Boston
on Monday of last. week.
L. B. Carter and DIR. Packard and
family moved TO West Paris the first OF
last week. The rent in w. A. Porter's
building which they have had will be
occupied by H. W. Starbird and family
Mrs. Clarimond Clifford Jones, widow
Of Orin Jones, who died in Oxford on
Monday of last week, at the age OF 50
years, was the daughter of David Cliff
ford of Paris, and was the last survivor
of that family.
Chandler Swift, who has been for
some weeks in the Central Maine Gener-
al Hospital at Lewiston, went last week
to Belfast TO remain with his niece, Mrs
Z. B. Luut. He is about the same as
when be entered the hospital.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office Dec. 10:
Mrs Sarah Harmon.
Mrs. Louisa sprsgue.
Mrs. Geo. knight.
Herman Il. Higgins.
Virgil Rawson.
Master Carlton Sutherland.
At its annual meeting Wednesday, the
Universalist Good Cheer Society elected
the following officers:
President-Miss Cora j. Mason.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. George A. Abbott, Mrs.
Teresa Grover, Mrs. Chester Record.
Secretary-Mrs. W. Il. Young.
Assistant Secretary Mrs. j. ID. Haynes.
rreasurer-Mrs. A. l.. Holmes.
Assistant Treasurer-Mrs. <. IL. Herrick.
VIM. K. Kimball Post, G. A. R., elect
ed the following officers at its last meet
ing:
Com-Edwin I. Sponord.
Sv. C.-David Knapp.
j. V. C.-James III. Knapp.
y. NV. s. Starbird.
Surg.-Ingalls Evans.
Chap-John Murch.
o. D.-Theron Hathaway.
o G.-Lemuel Carter.
AdjL-Henry Maxim.
s. M-William Gray.
Q. NJ. S.-Isaao Monk.
Miss Naomi E. Briggs died at Dry
Mills in the town of Gray early last
Tuesday morning, at SO years OF age.
She was the daughter of the late Samuel
Briggs of South Paris, and her home
was in this town until about twenty five
years ago. The last years of her lie
we're spent with her sister at Dry Mills.
After a brief service at that place, the
remains were brought here TO the home
OF her brother, George A. Briggs, where
the funeral Friday afternoon was attend
cd by Rev. G. G.. Miller. Besides the
brother, Miss Briggs is survived by
three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Powers and
Mrs. David s Knsppof South Paris, and
Mrs. Angie A. Foster Of Dry Mills.
The list Of the committees for the
coming fair of Paris Grange, which will
be held some time in January, is as fol-
lows;
Entertainment committee Wheeler,
Clara Annis Almon Cairns. Alfred Morse.
Fancy work-Lizzie Boutele, Matte Rch ards,
Ada King, Eta Kenney, Georgia Haggett. Lucy
Edwards. Sarah Edwards, Beryl Hill, ii arriet
WithSm.
Apron-Lottie Gates. Nellie Mason, Hattie
Millett, Eunice Barrows, Jennie Brett. Anna
Bird, Mary Stearns, Della Maxim.
Postcsrt-Mary Lovejoy, Rose Brooks, Ger
irude TwlIchel, Emily Cook.
Mystery-Faustina Brown, Teresa Grover.
Mlscellaneous-Carrie Briggs, Emma Star
bird, Lizzie Buck.
Foods. Z. Jackson. Clara Ryerson, Sadie
Rowe, Anna Churchill, Acsha Shaw. Anna
kimball.
Candy-Abbie Abbott, Annie SWEET. Rose
swan, Kate Hammond, Alta Rand.
Ice cream-Ar. and Mrs. Arthur Talbot, MI.
and Mrs. Osmsn Clifford.
A first class entertainment will be
given In connection with the fair.
The new pipe organ constructed and
being now installed in the First Univer-
salist church, by the NJ. p. Moller Co.,
OF Hagerstown, Nd, will be ready TO
turn over to the church the last OF the
week. The grand organ concert In ded-
ication OF the organ will be held Friday
evening, Dec. 81, at s o'clock. Prof.
Frank L. Rankin will show the posi-