Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-02


Commencing Oct l. 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down CeSsi)-S: 80 AN, daily; s'tS An
daily except sunday; 80 P NJ, daily.
Going up twest)-9cB An. daily SSo fA-
daily except sunday; SAT Pm daiiy.
CHURCHES
r-s, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. A. L. Nc
whorter. Pastor Preaching service, l0tS :. ~ H.,
Sunday school II 40 A. N, 4, .; y S ~
n,s,er meeting Wednesday evening 81 80 p ~
An not otherwise connected, are cordially IN
MstAosist Church, Rev T. y. Kewley, Pastor
ON sunday. morning prsyermeeting 10 ~ A; n.
preaching service 10? A. n, ssooasn Scn :,
Il N; Epworth League Meeting e@ ao r ., n.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening w. CLASS
meeting Friday vening 80. ~,
Rsntfst CHURCH, Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
on Sunday, preaching service igs' AZ a. nj 'SO
p-svsr meeting 90 p NJ; Wednesday evening
prsyer service I 80. Seats free. All are
Tn,xsr.al,s, Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
ps.tor Preaching service every sunday 81
io4S M. sunday School At Il N. f.P. T. T.
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STATED MEETINGS.
rkA. h--Pari Lodge, NO o -: ,,s sSSs5ai
10 F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
in1. THURSDAY evenin OF each week.-Anrors
Encsmpment, drst and bird Monday evenings
'I ne sAc 90 R~Mouut Ple4san' Rebeksh Lodge, No.
no meets second and fourth Fridays OF escn
month IN Odd Fellows Hal. 40 ...
g. R-W. X. Kimoau Pos., 40. Ifo, mee ices
Art and third Saturday evenings OF eaco
wm K. Kimban Circle. Ladies Of the 6. A
q meets first and third Saturday evenings OF
Each month In Grand Army Hall
oSV-ioshua n. Chamberlain Camp meets
on the nrst Tuesday night after the full OF the
,H.-Paris Grange. from May TO Oct. l,
meta drst and third Saturday; during tne
remainder Of the year, meets every SATURDAY Id
Crane Hall. ,,. =,
10, G. C-secOnd and fourth Mondays OF
e o. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
me q second and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF P.@Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Ir sy evening at Pyshisn Hal.
Yes, scratch it out and write 1912.
Ernest P. Parlin of Wilton was here a
short time last week.
Mrs. Emily l.. Cook has been spend
ing the past week in Portland.
Mrs. T. NJ. Davis and son Sumner
went to Boston Tuesday for stay OF
week.
The Ladies' Whist Club was entertain
cd Thursday afternoon by Mrs. E y.
Wright.
Miss Evelyn Ordway and Miss Rena
Tribou spent the past week a. Miss Ord
ways home at Rumiord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junot n. Porter Of
Eureka, Wis, visited Mr.. Porter's moth
or, Mrs. Martha n. Porter, last week.
"The Colonel's Maid" is the play
which will be presented in connection
with the coming fair of the Good Cheer
Society.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Jan. l, 1911:
Mrs Mary A. Moody, tcard)
Mr.. A II. Fisk, tcard)
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Frank Landberg, baker at the Paris
Home Bakery, is spending vacation OF
two weeks at Concord, y. a., and
Ralph Edwards is taking his place in
the bakery.
Annual business meeting of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL Social Circle will be held at
the residence of Mrs. J. S. Wright, Tues
day afternoon, January 2, at O'Clock.
A good attendance Is desired.
C.. Ellis McAllister, foreman of the
paipt shop at the Paris Manufacturing
Co.'S factory, was presented with Nor
ris chair as a Christmas gift from the
men employed in his department.
The following are the officers elected
at the annual meeting OF tie Univers-
alist Good Cheer Society Wednesday:
President-Mrs. c. A. Young.
Vice Presidents-Miss Cora J. Mason, Mrs. e.
H. Thayer, Mrs. George Abbott.
Seeretary-Mrs. W. h. Young.
Asst Secretary-Mrs j. ID. Haynes.
Treasurer-Mrs A. L. Holm, ,.
Asst Treasurer-Mrs. Ernest Herriek
About forty from this place went on
the special train Friday evening TO see
MADAME Sherry" at the Empire Thester
in Lewiston, and were highly entertain
ed by that piece of musical nonsense.
While a little more "Frenchy" in IFS
general style, and not so perfect IN It's
details, as the Merry Widow, it Is never
theless very pretty thing, and every
BODY who went is whistliDg EVERY
little movement has meaning all its
own"
At the meeting of Mt. Mica Lodge,
10. o. F., Thursday evening officers
for the coming year were elected as fol-
lows:
Noble Grand-winheld r. Allen.
Vice Grand-Arihur K. Clark.
Rec. Sec-Harold T. Thayer.
Fin Sec-George W. Haskell.
Trustees-N. Dayton Bolster, Horace l..
a 10 rafha
JSnitor-wa alter L. Bonney.
These officers with the appointed Off
GERS will be installed Thursday evening
Of this week by the District Deputy,
George w. Haskell.
The second year of the South Paris
Village Corporation water account clos
ed Dec 81, 1911. There was reduction
made from the former prices. Those
that had always paid So per faucet were
reduced to 81 per year, and family rates OF
Sl9 were reduced to SIS, thus reducing
the receipts considerable for this year.
Now we must make our collections right
up to Jan. l, 1912, in order 10 make a
good showing for the year.
C. W. BowKER, Supt.
The following pupils at the Porter
Street Primary School were not absent
during the fall term:
Marion <. Ames Merton Berry
Doris 4. Cummings Ralph 9. Clifford
Ida n Murch Ralph johnson
Hester N. Ordway Arthur Il. Leach
Marguerite Porter Calvin x. Morse
Roland A. Record Leslie harston
Gordon Powers
Those sbsen, one halt day:
Ruth A. Hemingway Philo Hodsdon
Those absent one day:
Ronald c. Tyler Marcia Z. Tyler
Floyd A. Harlow Gladys Berry
The dates chosen for the Good Cheer
fair are Feb. %, 20, and March I. The
sale will be Wednesday afternoon and
evening and Thursday afternoon at Good
Cheer Hall. On Thursday and Friday
evenings the drama in New Hall. The
following committees have been ap-
pointed:
Entertainmens-A. L. Holmes, Mrs. virgie
Wilson, x. 8. Jones.
INTERCOLLEGIATE virgie Wilson.
Reeeption-Mrs. 5. y. Stearns, Mrs. Q. G. MIL
er, Mrs Charlotte Howe, Mrs. E. 5. Maxwell.
Miss Hattie Doble.
Chairladies are as follows:
Fancy and hiscellaneous-Mrs. L. 4. Bean,
Mrs. w alter Starbird.
handkerchief table-Mrs. W. ID. Young, Mrs
Harold Cannon.
Apron table-Mrs. c. II. Thayer. Mrs. c. A.
Young.
Food and lunch-Mrs. j. ID. Haynes, Miss