Oxford Democrat., 1912-10-01
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

oRAsp TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept %, 1872,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,o,,y down EAST: 53s a m, daily; s2S a
m. day. eA'sgs Is an a. m. daily: 3 IS p M daily
uPssnt sunday; 50 p. m, daily
CHURCHES.
-. Co,yrevationa Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,,.I,@sS PASTOR Preaching service, JAS A. Nj
s-Jsv school II AS A NJ; 4. T. >. Z. =. 6So
Evening service 100 p. NJ; Church
Ter meeting Wednesday evening AZ ~ 7. ~.
ll. not otherwise connecseo' arc eor"iaiiS in'
vi,sG; vi,sGl;;so5ist Church, Rev T. n. Kewley. Pastor.
On sunday, morning Prayermeeting 10 100 A. n.
Euvorth League Meeting 500 p. NJ;
n-STer meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
rrSetlnS Friday yening 80; ~
Baptis. Church, Rev. r. A 10 DAVIS Fas.or' Ss
II SSab Ss,b School Y NJ; Y. P. 5. c. E., 6l5 P. NJ;
ua.- u.-.~ meeting 90 p NJ; Wednesday evening
r.ysr service 80. Seats free. AL are
S5IGaTJysrsslst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
49, Preaching service every Sunday at
iIsSAN Sunday School at Il N. Up. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
rSA M.-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- Irgsiay evening on or before fullmoon.
n o F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
lngs, Thursday eyenih OF eaea wsek-@anifors atsniO
Encampment, nrSs anu 'Ni'" A""' Ne
Of one SSSs csP p Mount Plelsan Rebekah Lodge, No.
n meets second snd fourth Fridays OF eacn
,,rtn in Odt Fellows Hall.
GAR-w. K. Kimbsn Post, No. las, mee.s
AT sad third Saturday evenings OF each
-,ntb. 10 u. A. z. Hall.
W- K Kimbau Circle, Ladies OF the q. A
a "A SafurHav NveQtlRa
go month IA Grand Army Han.
osV-toshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
an tbs srst Tuesday night after the full Of the
o,V.-Psr!s Grange, meets first and third
sa,uriay OF zach month. In Grange Han;
T. 0 {. C.-Second and fourth Mondays Of
ID. P.-ssony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
,,sst. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
O 90 o. P.~Hsmuu Lodge, No. 81, meets every
Fhlay evening as Pythian Hall
Mrs. Celia Preutiss of Brighton, Mass,
sa guest at S. P. Maxlm's.
Miss Susie Walker of Portland was the |
guess of Mss Mildred Parlin last week.
Mrs. Alice Rogers and Nc, and Mrs.
Lewis Johnson are visiting in Harrison.
Andrew Fuller Of Pittsburgh, n. a.,
Is visiting the family Of bis uncle, Z. l.,
Parlin.
Miss. Lille Abbott of \ orth Wood
stock is visiting her Uncle, Leroy B.
Abbott.
Miss Helen Rogers has been visiting
Mrs. q. Il. Hosmsr at Auburn for the
past few days.
Miss Le0na D. Stuart is visiting her
sister, Mrs Fred S. Brown, at Caribou,
for two weeks.
Mrs. Nellie z. Roberts of Msdford,
Mass, is The guest of her cousins, B. F.
Richards and sisters.
Judge and Mrs. Z. NJ. Stevens Of
Lynn, Mass, have been guests at A. z.
Norse's for the past few days.
Bert Curtis is moving to Paris Hill,
where be will 60 into the meat business
With his uncle, Z. Berton Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Benton,
formerly Of South Paris, have been
visiting here during the past week.
Mrs. Howard, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Chester Record, re-
turned Tuesday to her home in Portland.
Mrs George B. Bennett has been en-
tertaiuing for few days her sister and
niece, Mrs. Il. Il. Danforth and Miss
Pauline, of Boston.
Rev. T. j. Rsmsdell, D. D., OF Caribou,
Tor a number Of years pastor of the Bap- |
tist church in this place, has been visit |
ing here few days, and occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church on Sunday.
Mrs. Harold C. Anderson and children,
after spending several weeks here, re-
turned the first of last week to their
home in Providence, K. /. Mrs. Z. \.
Anderson accompanied them to Port |
land.
The tiIing at the entrance of the Chas. |
II. Howard Co. store in True Block, |
which had become the worse for wear, |
has been broken up, and a pavement OF
solid white cement has been laid in its |
place.
Standing room only-snd outside the
doors at thst-when Twenty Years at
Sing Sing" was put on at the Savoy |
Theatre last Monday evening. II was
just possible to get through the crowd
on the sidewalk.
Mrs Oscar l. Pitts was taken to the
insane hospital at Augusta Tuesday |
after hearing held at the court house. |
On the day previous she had threatened
her husband with revolver. She has
previously been in the hospital.
George Il. Davis is doing quite job
Of grading and sodding on the lawn at
Alfred II. Jackson's house, corner of
High and Gothic Streets, bringing the |
lawn to the new cement sidewalks, and
finishing and improving its shape.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds and DIR. F. W.
Rounds went Thursday to Maiden,
Mass The wedding of DR.. Rounds and |
Mss Mildred Elder will occur at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles r. Elder, in Maiden, on |
Tuesday evening of this week.
Now comes October, with all the so
eial activities of the season. Next Mon |
day the Euterpean and Seneca Clubs will |
begin their meetings. The Euterpean |
Club meets in the afternoon with Mrs. |
Briggs, and miscellaneous musical pro- |
gram will be carried out. The Seneca |
Club meets in the evening, and begins
the study of China, to which the hTst |
part OF this years work will be devoted. |
Ooe night, about ten days since as Mr..
Rein, telegraph operator at the station, |
was on his way up the platform after |
completing his trick at IL o'clock, he
saw large buck jump out of the fold of
W. Il Blake near Smiths garage. The
buck came across the track near the rail- |
road coal shed, and jumped the fence |
into Mr.. Blske's garden. Mr.. REIN |
went back to the station and called c. r
Dunham, who was then on duty. Mr..
Dunbsm could hear the snorting Of the
deer, but was not able to get sight of
him.
Miss Ellen L. Owen died in the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston on
Monday of last week, at the age OF Al
years. Miss Owen had had home with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Tubbs of this place
since their marriage, aud was with Mrs.
Tuobs before her marriage, so that she
bad had home with Mrs Tubbs in all
Tor the past twenty eight years or more.
She had always been in feeble health,
aud had been in the hospital six weeks
at the time Of her death. The remains
we're brought here on Tuesday, and the
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. McWhorter officiated, and there
was singing by Mrs. Wilson. Interment
was In Riverside Cemetery.
Even though it may be given certain