Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-10-15
The Oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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sourH PARIS POST oFFrcx.
oncs Hours: 7:sOA.h.so7So Pm
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
REFINING Sept. -. 1872.
-,,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,o,,y We tEast); 53s q. m, da any, ~ ~,
G9i l,1y skeep: sunday; IS p m,' daily Goin
o., daiy IA a. m, daily: IS p. m, dali
aPssnt sunday; 5 ~ p. IN dsiiy.
Vocational Church. Rev. A. I. NJ
rs. PASTOR. Preaching service 10 - a, J
:asdsy school y =, service a Ice 90 P. H.; churc
rs, ,sst,ng Wednesday evening az 80 p.
prsye6I, otserwise connected. are cordially IL
h ssS.,;sOdl,. Church, Rev. 7. n; Kswlsy, Pss;o1
On sI1s' s,ervice 10 AS A. N; Sabbath Schot
presenHvs ,vo-th League Meeting 900 p u
. n, 5ss,ing wednesday evening 7 80; cias
sesEing tT rbaych. Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor
bSPn.isv preaching service 10 As A. NJ; Sat
On i,S sebooi " NJ; Y. z. 5; z; \, oio Z. y.
osln ,.r ,osstlng 81 p. NJ; wednesday evenin
pr .sysr service 80. Seats free- AL az
Eese9 3nS Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
preaching service every sunday :
HsssOi' Sunday School AZ y n. f.f. y.
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Pari- Lodge, No. 81. Regula
-, rresisy evening on or BEFORE tulinooL
aeo q F-Mount Mica Lodge. regular NEE
-, rbursday evenih- OF e&cn Week'-Au,,or
EscsmpmenJ. drss and 'hiru monoay evening
otsaess l1o WONT Plelsan, Rebekah Lodge. Nc
=, U. .S.s,s second and fourth Fridays OF eacl
S',,ts m odd Fellows Hall. 40
Nv. x. Kimban Post, NO. l*e, meet
% 20. a. s,S ,biri saturday evenings OF eaci
n9a.o' KImban Circle. Ladies' OF the G.
,ossts arst and third Saturday evenings
a. month In Grand Army HAL. c ..,,
oFV-ioshua L. Chamberlain camp mees
30 s-st tuesday night after the full OF I'M
nS21, ,U-Paris Grange, meets first and third
s.,,r,isv II 9acn month, In 81 ange hsn. -.
~ % &. C.-Second and fourth nonoays VI
sh so1 =. P.-ssouy Brook Lodge. No. Isl
y, ..,ord and fourth Wednesday evenings
~ P.-Hsmrn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
Frisy evening 81 Pyihian HAL
Miss Clifford Of Portland has been
,scsp, guest at DR.. Stewards.
Mrs Cleou 5. Osgood of Rumford was
ones, al Albert D. Parks for few
days last week
Mr. and Mrs. Z. q. Bolton of Somer-
vile Mass. were at Theodore Thayer's
sfsw days asst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Keene of Hartford
.,aa. Dr. SHELLS while Mr.. Keene Is
serving on the traverse jury.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mckenzie of Bos-
,on have been at w. j. Wheeler's during
tbs past week, being here on their we'd
ding tour.
Miss Grace Thayer and Miss Hattie
Blrnell spent last week in Boston taking
10 the sights and enjoying life i'm
nsBsely,
Eight guests and honorary members
we're present at the seasons first meet
Ing Of the Seneca Club at Mrs. Hilton's
last Monday evening, and the years
work bad a good beginning.
Miss Flora Murch is taking a vacation
from the dental psrlors of Drs. Drake &
Rounds al Norway. She will attend the
music festival In Portland and spend
few days az Revere Beach and Hayerhill,
Mass
The October meeting of the W. G. T U.
will be held at the Baptist vestry this
Tuesday, at 2:S0P. N. The program
will include reports of the State Conven-
ton, music and an address on Medical
temperance By DR.. Frank SMELL.
A party composed of William L. Bray,
". c. Cummings, Walter Pratt and
Howard Record returned few days
,iuce from a bunting trip to Andover
Surplus. Cummings was the only man
fortunate enough to get deer, and the
Democrat can testify that it was good
TenlsOu.
The force in Mrs. Smiley's millinery
store, including Mrs. Smiley, Miss Gowell
and Mrs. Wiggin, were entertained by
Mrs X. l. Powers and the members of
her store force at Mrs. Powers home In
Norway Tuesday evening. Music and
other diversions we're enjoyed, and light
refreshments were served.
Advertised letters and cards In South
Paris post Office Oct. IA, 1912:
Miss Olive r Field.
Miss Louise DriscOll, card.
Mn. James Foster. card.
Mrs. + \. Chandler.
Eugene Doyle.
Il. A Chapman.
", V. A.
S. F. DAVIS, P. n.
Rev. and Mrs. W. X. Manley, who
have for some time been at McMinnville,
Oregon, have left again for the mission
field in India, where they expect to re-
main this time for seven years. Mrs.
Marley is the daughter of c. Freelsnd
Penley of this place, aud Mr.. Penley
few months ago made them a visit OF
some length at McMinnville.
Wouldn't il make you shiver co see
empty coal cars coming from Portland
and going right through? A long west
bound freight the other day WAS largely
made up of empty coal cars. We don't
often see empty coal cars moving In that
direction, and with the coal situation rs
tits, there was something ominous in
the sight. However, the cars all belong
ed to western roads, and it was explain
ed that they were being called in by the
roads which owned them. Whether
they Indicate that the coal famine Is TO
be relieved In the West, We don't know.
We bad the first heavy frost Of the
season Wednesday morning, when the
ground was quite white, and such tender
plants as were still out-which were not
many-were cut off. The light frosts
earlier in the season, of which We had
several, worked in q freaky, uneven sort
Of way, killing more or less in places,
and even cutting off some fields of corn,
while in other places they did no damage
al al. The sweet corn, while il lacked
good weather to mature il, so that as a
rule it was light, was really but little Of
II really damaged by the frost, even
though it was very late.
The claims of Almira j. Kenney and
The Cummings Manufacturing Co.
against the South Paris Village Corpora
ton have been appealed to the Supreme
judicial Court, and are among the new
cases entered at this term. These claims
are for the diversion of water for the viii
lage water system from Stony Brook.
As will be remembered, the claims were
heard by the county commissioners, who
awarded damages of 800 to Mrs. Keuney
and $3.50 to the Cummings Manufacture
Ing Co. Foster & Foster Of Portland are
attorneys for the Cummings Manufactur-
Ing Co. and Kimbsll & Son of Norway
for Mrs. Kenney. Walter l.. Gray and
Herrick Il Park appear for the village
corporation.
Committees for the Methodist sale:
General Commlttee-Mrs. Julia Abbott. Mrs.
Llzris hillest, and Mrs. Ivy Morton.
Reception Committee-Mrs. T. n. Kewley,
Mrs. Lyman Merrill. Mrs. Bepjamen SWEET. Mrs