Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-26
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SOUTH PARIS.
sorra PARIS POST oFFIeE.
-. uours: 1891 TO 80 fh-
aRIsD Trunk RAILWAY.
Bestnnlng Sept. %, 1912.
-v,rss LxAvE SOUTH PARIS
o,,,,t wa East; assam. daily . s go .:
CONF Except sunday; 50 p m, daily 1oing
n. JAY Sit3 3 m, daily; s IS p. m. daily
| W -, sunday; 50 p. m, uaiiy'
oHuRcHKs.
Congregational Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
rrss Pssser. Preaching service, 10 as A h;
NH9I nS school II as An; Y. 2. 8. Q. Is; o9S
sunIa1 evening service 90 p. NJ; Church
2 80, meeting Wednesday evening a. ~ r n
m rot otherwise connec'eo' sie eo'"'"'' AA
'i;st t,soi,ss Church. Rev. T. n. Kewiey. Pastor
On sunday morning Prsyermeessns 20 !" 49, A.; H
E1worth League Meeting 90 p. n;
I,, Vel meeting wednesday evening $50; class
PSssIr,ng Friday yening so.
ns sS"5ist Church, Rev. e. A. Davis, Pastor
.snn5.v. preaching service l0'&5 A. NJ; Sab.
V Ss,b school " NJ; Y. P. $; @ e. $40 p, a;
os.S meeting 90 p. NJ; "Wednesday evening
prsyer service ~. Sease nee' nv
sec s9;ne,ssst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
49, Preaching service every sunday AZ
p,S A. N Sunday School NJ IL n. f.r' u u
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STATED MEETINGS.
TkA M-Psris Lodge, No. "a. Rexula-
-ss,irs Tuesday evening on or before IuiIm
80 n g-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
,,ss thursday eveniL-; Of each week.-Aurors
F9ssc rs, frst and shird Monday evenings
ofsaeg Mount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No.
:, meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
-spta "a odd Fellows Hall
NV. K. Kimbsn Post. No. las. meets
at and third Saturday evenings OF each
month. 10 q. A. Z. Hall.
w <. Kimban Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A
meets Arst and third Saturday evenings OF
ar month, IN Grand Army Hail.
ssofV.-ioshua {. Chamberlain Camp meets
on the frsg Tuesday night after the full OF the
moon. , a.. .rs ,h,-,
s.trr,lsy Of zach month. In g ange Han.
q. D. q. C.-Second and fourth Mondays OF
Z. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets ,econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF each month.
K Of P.~Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
FriIsy evening at PythiAn Hall
Mrs. James S. Wright and Mrs. c. NJ.
Howard visited in Portland several days
last week.
VII. Robinson, who Is now at home,
has beaded 1900 barrels of apples for K
L. Cummings this fall.
Miss Mary Plummer, lately from Mich
Ipan, where she has been for the past
year, is visiting her brother, j. T. Plum
uer.
thoroughbred Guernsey bull calf
was received at DR.. Kings farm last
week which came by express from
Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs sanford NJ. Brown and daugh ter
Ruth started Friday for visit to Mrs. |
Browu's sister, Mrs. Il. c. Anderson, in |
Providence, r. l.
Mrs. E. C. Park and daughter, Miss
Nurisl Park, of Bethel, were guests Of
Mrs. PARKS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. z.
s,earus, asst week.
wa. robinson thinks he may have
,hsht buttercup of the season, picked |
No, nd. The seasons have been all |
on. Of pint this year.
GsOgs B. Bennett has purchased the
house shich Fl. Fl. Maxim has built, on
The Hebron road near Mr.. Msxim's
house Ar. Bennett and family will
occupy The house.
The ANIMAL union Thanksgiving ser
vice will be held at Deering Memorial
Church Wednesday evening of this week. |
Rev. 3 q. Wentworth of the Norway |
Methodist church win give the sermon.
The Fan Tans enjoyed one of the fine
npyers such as they are noted for get
ting up with Mrs. H. A. Hilton Tuesday
evening. After the supper pass social
produced some surprises and lots OF fun,
and Informal sociability made the even
log pleasant one.
The next supper and entertainment
Of the Good Cheer Society will be on
Tuesday of next week, Dec. Sd. The
entertainment will be . minstrel show In
which many of the ''old timers" will APP
pear. which assures a first-class enter
tanment for only ten cents. Plan TO at
tend
4. &. Morse informs the Democrat
that he knows of at least one other who
is now living on the list of teachers in
the institute Of lS47, in addition to those
named in the Democrat. This Is Horace
True Of Turner. Mr.. True, though well
10 in the eighties, is bright and lively
aud goes to market at Lewiston every |
week.
A very successful sale was held by the |
Baptist Ladies Aid at the vestry Thurs |
daJ afternoon and evening. There were |
tables for the sale of aprons, fancy arti- |
Giles, food, home made candy and ice
cream In the evening free musical
program was given, as announced last
week. The attendance was good, and
the buyers plenty.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office Nov. 25:
Miss Agnes Howe (csrd)
Walter Mains (2).
Miss A0bie Bryant (2).
Geyun T. Brooks. /
Mrs h. n Cobb. 4
George Damon.
Misc Agnes Howe.
H. Longer.
Mss Annie Pingree.
Alton Powers
Miss Nellie Jackson entertained five OF
the members of the Paris High School
class Of 1906 at her home Tuesday even |
Ing, in honor of Miss Mae NJ. Field OF
that class, whose marriage to Rev. |
Charles Hall of Esston, Maine, is to take |
place in the near future. A silver spoon
sppro priately decorated in the similitude
Of clergyman, was presented Miss Field
BY the guests. Refreshments were served
In the dining room, which was deco
rated for the occasion, and with games
and general sociability pleasant even
ing vas passed.
few of the South Paris members OF
Oxford Chapter, r. A. NJ, together with
q considerable number of the Norway
members, by special invitation visited
Oriental Chapter at Bridgton Thursday
evening. There was work In the +. A.
degree, and the visiting officer, ID. ID.
G. H. P, Fred o. Eaton of Rumford
Falls, made his official visitation. The
whole number of visitors from Oxford
Chapter was over twenty. Rarely could
might be picked at this season when
such trip could be made so comfort
ably. IL was mild and still, and barring
avery few rough spots in the road, there
was nothing to prevent running ut good
speed, so that all arrived home In good
season.
Mrs. Eliza A., wife of Frank Z. Loyejoy,
died at her home in the Hollow" Tues
day morning. Her final illness was OF
only few days, but she bad been IN
poor health for years, and failing for the
n ha