Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-12-10
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
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soUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
uours. 1884. 4. TO 80 Pm.
GRAND Trunk railway.
BEGINNING Sept. %, 1919.
LEANS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.t va tEast): SIS a IN. daily; sSs
daily e1eeP, sunday 40 p; %,' 1Si ~ S Ss,l,
H. Wssu, 9t3 3. m, daily 800 y. m.' uau.
~ Jpn sunday; 5 81 p. IN daily.
CHURCHES
-. convregatlona Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
IT. Psstor Preaching service, 10 ~ A. \
saodsy school II As A n; y, >; E =, oI
a, r,sstlng Wednesday evening al 80 p. u
S'so, Otherwise connected. are cordially In
tls SsS,sodls. Church. Rev. t. \. Kewley, Pastor
hsln5sy. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A: NJ
VI o.hIng service 10 rs A. NJ; Sabbath school
EpWorth League Meeting q 90 p. NJ;
L..Ses Meeting Wednesday evening 4 10; CLASS
nsetinz Friday yening I 80: ~,
49, preaching service 10 As A. NJ; Sab
~ y!,b school II NJ; Y. p. 5: G; T.. 6i5 p. n;
0A.. -.- Meeting 90 y. NJ; Wednesday evening
pr2ys, serylce 80. Seats free. All are
seeGnS Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
~, Preaching service every Sunday ~
n,s n sunday School at II n. Y. Z. Z. U.
IIrS
STATED MEETINGS.
- M-Pari Lodge. No. "a. Regular
80 Tuesday rvening on or before full moon.
To. b. F.-hount Mica Lodge, regular meet
rhnraday eyeniL Of each week.-Aurora
SssrssHpnent, frst and third Monday evenings
o. ~ sSS9 Mount PIE san Rebekah Lodge. No.
Al -ests second and fourth Fridays OF each
nth IN odd Fellows Hal.
Nv. X. Kimbsll Post. No. las, meets
AZ and third Saturday evenings OF each
w Ssa' <. Kimbali Circle. Ladies' OF the G. A
p meets nrst and third Saturday evenings Of
sssh month. IN Grand Army Hail.
sol V.-JOshus l.. Chant camp meets
90 The hrss Tuesday night AFTER the run Oh the
OF H.-Paris Grange, meets first and third
saIurt.y II zach month, In Grange HAL:
T.O. &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays Oh
z. o. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings
AZ each month.
K Of P.~Hamln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Friday evening At Pythian Hall,
Mr.. aud Mrs. "a. A. Hilton have closed
their rent here, and gone TO Portland 70
speDu luc Wiulci, 40 uoe'
Alfred Fl. Jackson expects TO move
his grocery stock into his new store 10
the Bennett building some time this
week
NJ and Mrs. L. P. SWEET of Bangor
have been guests of the family OF Mr..
ssetrs father, Benjamin SWEET, for a
few days.
AZ Morse read Thursday evening at
~ entertainment at Bridgton. Miss
Carrie Z. Mathews accompanied him to
that town.
Tba roll call and supper of Mt. Pleas
an. Rebekah Lodge will be on Friday
evening OF this week. Supper will Dc
served at o'clock.
NvCarrie r. Hall returned on Mon
s.v Inst week from DIR. Kings hospi-
\ tai a, Portland, where she had been for
! nearly SIX weeks. She Is making good
recovery.
George Salisbury, formerly OF south |
Paris now dentist in practice at Mere !
did. n H., has been renewing old ac-
ousiDtsnce here for a few days, while on
40 enforced vacation due to an injury to
bis hand.
The absorbing question, who is TO be
isilsr after the first of January, is now
answered. Sheriff-elect William U.
ProshinSham announced last week that
the position would GO to John A. Titus
Of Bryanss Pond. Mr.. Titus will occu- |
py the iailer's residence at the county
buildings.
The village schools Of South Paris and
Paris Kim closed last week until the 9th
Of January. The nigh school continues
two weeks longer, and the West Paris
schools will be in continuous session to
make no for time lost during the diph-
iberia quarantine. The rural schools,
which closed on the I'D of November,
open again this week.
Advertised letters and cards 10 South
Paris post office Dec. 9th, 1912:
Miss Edith DayiS. card.
Miss Able Hubbard.
Mrs. Josephine yermette.
Mrs. Florence Oriway.
James Thomas, card.
Fred A. Merrill.
Charles II. Billings
S. T. DAVIS, P. N.
A Pennington man reports to the
Journal of that town that where last
year be found and destroyed hundreds
Of brown tail moth nests, this year be
finds few, and he thinks that the pest Is
pretty we'll under control. From the
experience in this vicinity IL Is safe to
hazard the s'guess," in the slang OF the
dsy, that the Pennington man has an
other think coming.
About a month ago c. W. Shaw placed
q small advertisement in the Democrat
Of ffty Rhode Island Red pullets for
sale The other day on the street he
said to the Democrat: "Let me tell you
what that advertising did for me. Last
year carried over some pullets that
couldn't sell. This year put that ad In
the Democrat, and before ten O'Clock at
night OF the day the paper was printed
had sold the last one Of those pullets, oy |
telephone" The moral is obvious.
Paris Grange at its annual meeting
Saturday elected the following officers
for the coming year:
MA. " Cairns.
GA. NJ Ryerson.
Mrs. Hattie Millett.
S,-Ernest Talbot. 81
A. S.-Nerton clifford.
Chap. :. Brown.
Treas.-w. +. Twltchell.
Sec-Chas Edwards.
g. k.-O. X. Clifford.
POmOnS-Clars Ryerson.
Ceres-Mrs. A. y. Cairns.
Nora-Annie Wheeler.
LA S.-Alts Rand.
The following is the program OF the
concert to be given at Deering Memorial
church Tuesday evening under the aus |
pieces OF the Delta Alphss. This la BY |
the Cecilia Trio of Portland: Miss
Phyllis Craig, cellist; Mr.. Earl Woodman,
yiolinist; Miss Esther Holden, pianist;
assisted by Mrs. John r. Wood of Shows
Falls, reader, and Miss Iona Noble OF
Norway, vocal soloist.
Partl.
smediAuon -hicharusor
Cecilia Trio.
Mrs Wood.
Plano SOIo--------.-COnoert Etude utomnse1
Miss Holden.
DASoN NaJ 1AA---. -SSAn-ss
Miss Noble.
Violin solo-CaYatins. Ran
Mr.. Woodman.
Part 2.
in.l Noe.urne-------- Ley osen
la Serenal2-----.----------.- braga
Cecilia Trio.
~O"N h4OsoOuls---- 1911 holuSiSs
Miss Noble.
Ceio solo-Berreuse-Jocely GODDARD
Miss Craig.
N'Ae "--- ---- = -SSisSsS
Mrs. Wood.
incubation. Sweet Dreams OF Home .Engelnlann