Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-09
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIs POST OFFICE.
Dflce Hours: 730 A. y. to 80 ~.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing Oct. l, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
Bong down Ceast)-s:ss AN, daily; s:%3 An.
aly except Sunday; :3S p n. daily.
boing up (west)-9A3 AN. daily; 335 Pm
ply except Sunday; SAL Pm daily.
cHURcHEs-
P1rss Conversational Church, Rev. A. 7. Nc
korter, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 As H
~; Evening service 90 p. n; Church
aver meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
not otherwise connected. are cordially In
Methodist Church. Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor
Sunday. morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A; n.
Daching service l0A5 A. n; Sabbath Schoo
n; Epworth League Meeting " so r IN, n;
citing Friday vening 80.
baptist Church. Rev. 4. A.. Davis, Pastor
Sunday, preaching service Oao A. Nj SAD
IN School IL NJ; Z. p. $: G: E.. 6a5 p. NJ;
aver meeting 90 p NJ; Wednesday evening
aver service 7:3o. Seats free. All are
|Universaliss Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
as.o-. Preaching service every sunday a
7P.h.
STATED MEETINGS.
r. q A. h-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
zee Ing Tuesday evening on or before full moon
Ii. D. D. F-Mount MICA Lodge, regular meet
gs, Thursday eveniL Of each week.-Aurora
Scampment, hrst and Ahird Monday evenings
each month.
rneets second and fourth Fridays or each
pnsh In Odd Fellows Hall.
81. A. R-w. K. Kimban Post. No. las. meets
6 and third Saturday evenings OF each
WIN. K. Kimban Circle. Ladies' of the G. A
meets first and third Saturday evenings Of
ch month, In Grand Army Hall.
B. OF y-Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
the Hrss Tuesday night after the full OF the
,ofH.-Paris Grange, from May to Oct. l.,
kes frst and third Saturday; during the
nainder Of the year. meets every Saturday In
Anxe Hall.
E j. 8. G. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
ID month. 49,
1 =. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
81 second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF P.-Hsmlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
lay evening at Pythian Hall.
Miss Eva +. SWEET has gone to Wood
pck to teach school.
Herbert Tucker of Canton attended
y poultry show last week.
;<Niss Marie Jackson 10 attending Bliss
hsiness College at Lewiston.
wv. W. Ripley is now cutting ice on the
PIPER mill pond On Stony Brook.
n The Married Ladies' Whist Club was
Entertained by Mrs. II. G.. Fletcher
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Lillian and Josephine Wsldron,
brmerly of South Paris, visited friends
nd relatives here and at Norway over
ew Years.
a South Paris ministers attended the
betting Of the Norway and Paris minis
re- circle with Rev. r. j. Bruce at
orway Tuesday.
A. E. Morse exhibited dozen of eggs
the poultry show last week which
eighed Al ounces. They were certainly
bout as large a dozen as were ever
On around here.
n The Uniyersalist choir, and Mrs.
Rnes Morton orgsnist, with Mrs. Smiley
bstitutiug for Miss Tolmsn, went to
Test Sumner Wednesday to sing at the
neral of Charles W. Field.
Rev. Z. A. Davis and family desire to
eknowledge with gratitude the receipt
Christmas aud New Years gifts
mounting to S55 in money from the
aptist churches OF South Paris and
Norway, and friends in the congrega-
ons.
& Rev. z. A. Davis and Deacon Geo. B.
Drockett of the Baptist church are book
a to attend the banquet and some OF
ne other meetings of the Portland cam.
nign in the Men and Religion Toward
Movement, on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
Mrs. l.. Z. Bean has been somewhat
I'M for the past week or more, and for
the benefit of her health she and Miss
Mason and little Pauline will leave in q
few days for the South, probably SOM
place in Florida, to spend the winter.
Their house here will be closed.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Miss Thayer at her home
on Main Street. The literary program
Of the evening is an follows:
Roll Quotations from Shakespeare, Club
Brief sketch OF Merchant OF Venice:
Heroines, Mira. hecler
Piano duet, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Morton
roI.tot Mia Don
A pleasant session was held last Mon
day by the Oxford County Association
of Rural Letter Carriers at their annual
meeting at Hotel Andrews. Officers
were elected BY the association for the
coming year as follows:
President-E. NJ. Millett. South Paris.
4 Vice Presiient-A. L. Holmes, South Paris.
secretary-J. S. Huschius, Bethel.
Treasurer. r. King, South Paris.
The Citizens Telephone Co. held its
ANNUAL meeting at the assessors ONCE
last Monday evening. The company
how has about hundred Subscribers on
about twenty. five miles of wire, five
miles OF which was strung during the
past year. The officers elected are:
Pres,dent-A. W. Walker.
.
Directors-A. w. Walker, G. II. Flood. j. F.
Plummer, Walter L. Gray, Charles Edwards.
Kendall Ripley has an interesting
Douvenir In the form of q Lincoln and
johnson campaign badge that was found
In the wallis Of an old house torn down
by one OF his sons. The badge 10 OF
metal bearing the names OF the candi-
datss and the date 1864 IL evidently
held tin-type pictures of Lincoln and
johnson originally, but that Of the latter
. now missing and tho former consider
ably defaced.
Paris Lodge, r. and A. ~, at its an
nual meeting Tuesday evening elected
officers for the coming year as follows:
W. M.-Percival 4. Hathaway.
s.W.-r. Wendell Rounds.
Jw-Delbers N. Stewart.
Treas.-w. o. rockingham.
Sec Waller L. Gray.
8. D.-George Y. Eastman.
j. D.-George q. Fernald.
Com. OF ffnance-Charles ii. George, Aloert
w. Walker, Arthur Il. Forbes.
Trustees OF Charity Fund Tor three years.
Charles II. George. Albert w. Walker. j. H.
Stuart.
An excellent supper was served to
about $50 at the regular January supper
OF the Universalist Good Cheer Society
Tuesday evening. A musical entertain
ment followed, which included piano
duets by Mrs. Wilson and Howard
Shaw, piano and violin duet by Miss
Ruth Cummings and Miss Marion Has
kell Of Norway, piano and cOruet duet
hv Mia. Ppfh CnmminCa and Richard