Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-08-20
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH pAKIs POST OFFICE.
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49,, CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev A., a: 1: Nc
CITE. Pastor. Preachihs seIsiVS' q ~
Nnol'e school N IS A. M 4. L. .. u -, ~
sunday SNlso.,iB, service 90 p. NJ, Church
IN ,,cy Wednesday evening az 80 p. n
Prsyel, otSsrgise connected, are coruishy In
yied a., church. Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor
Aesao,ls' o"rning prayermeeting 10 90 A. u.
OnostIng service To- A. M, saooa a. Senoo
prsss1'EF nWorth League Meeting 10 ,o r ~ NJ
a,eTer meeting wednesday e'e"'"e "'' N'@''
neeunf CbTrrh. Rev. E.-A. Davis, Pastor
BApu' ,resching service 04S A. NJ; Sab
On S,b55i Il NJ; Y. Z. :, Z; r., oio =. n.
bash S,.c,i1g : 56 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
prsye.. ssrylc5 30 Seats free. All an
Eeicons .,,st church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
luNe'- Prr4-hing service every sunday ~
iSsSA.M sunday schooi al L N u
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STATED MEETINGS.
80. M-Pad Lodge, NO. -. heRula'
r,,9s.iay ryening on or before tullmoon
10. o. E-N slGI, 'V o. each each weeE.@AurOrs
lngs, In ,,e,t rst and .hird Monday evening;
ts'e99 g I.o1 Pleasan' Re6eksh Lodge. No
n weets second and fourth friuays VI eAoi
49, n OIl Fellows Hail. 80
Mons nv. X. Kimbsn Post. NO. las, NEE
% % s,d tai-I saturday evenings OF escn
I'm Ia q. A. Z. Hall
n9r@ gimban Circle. Ladies' OF the =.
a f,f -tlS SATURDAY.
=, .crtb IN Grand Army Hall.
VT-josNua l.. Chamberlain camp meets
90 frst tuesday night after the full Of the
nS'a, u Paris Grange, meets first and third
- ~ - 5srh month, IN Grange Hall.
SL "a N 4 second and fourth Mondays OF
ca @o1 ny % stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
meets -eCOu' anu IouI'"
o. eas9 p.Iiaml,n Lodge. No, 81, meets every
Frssy evening ST Pyshian Hail.
Mr.. Charles Rawsou visited in Bethel
las, week.
Miss Nettie GetcLeI Of Boston is the
,nsst OF l,iss Maud Carter.
Mrs Lila $. Woodbury. has gone to
Portland % remain for some time.
Mn, E-z,beth A. Buck is visiting In
pnmIo,d aud Milton for few weeks.
Ms Br,an. returned last week from a
,hort visit spent with relatives at Au'
burD.
Arthur Howe Of waltham, Mass, is
the guss, oi bis aunt, Mrs. Minot l..
White.
Shaws r-,hestra furnished music for
he Pop C1a.srt at Norway last Wednes
LAY evening
RR l.au Of Ottawa has recently
visited a brother, Station Agent
George A laran.
M. renee Chapman and Miss
Hs.eu chapman spent the past week
visiting o. 1rtland.
Another arge crowd was out for the
concert by Lumley Band In the Square
last Monday evening.
N,.s L.a Gerald Of Bangor and Miss
Kathsrils links Of New York are guests
a. William /. Gray's.
Mrs Ellen NJ. Curtis is with her son,
~. r.. q aI..Nt III hcuutOune, W
ior the J,,, Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Cannon of
NeIco formerly of South Paris, visited
here few days last week.
Miss Isabel C. Morton, who has been
in California for the past year, arrived
a. Der bone here last week.
The sale Of the Mrs. Carrie Austin
house on Highland Avenue to D. &.
Clifford has been negotiated.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. w. Clifford of Wor-
ces,er, Mass, are spending vacation of
a week or two visiting their relatives
here.
&c. McArdle returned Friday night
from his visit to schenectady, N. Y.
Mrs. McArdle will return in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Dresser and Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Walton have been
spending q few days at the Maxim camp
al Shagg Pond
Miss Julia T. Morton entertained her
friend and former schoolmate, Mrs.
Edgar Marstou OF West Auburn, few
days last week.
Mrs L. G Whitten and four children
OiAuburn, Ind, and Miss Irish of Port
land are guests Of Mrs. Whitten's broth
er, Il ". DennisOn.
Howard Shaw played clarinet with
Stearns orchestra for the dedication
ball Of the new corn shop at Waterford
last Thursday evening.
The homestead of the late Mrs. Sarah
Penley on High Street has been sold to
Mrs. Agnes Whittemore, wife Of Frank
A. Whi,temOre, of Buck6eld.
Isaac J. Monk attended a large re-
union Of the Sixteenth Maine Regiment
al Augusta Wednesday, and was elected
vice-president of the association.
Miss Blanche Haskell of Harrison, .
graduate Of Paris High School and a
former teacher in town, was q guest NJ
DR.. c. l.. Bucks a few days last week.
Frank A. Briggs, who has q position
With the International Correspondence
SchOol'. has been transferred from
WOod'yille, Y. H., TO headquarters at
s. Johusbury, Vt.
Nrs G.. w. Bowker and daughter
hure and Miss Nettie Newell visited
Mrs. BoSker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rnley, at the state fish hatch
cry 10 Auburn, q number Of days last
week.
The brown-tails are beginning 20
batch out, aud II you look close you will
discover some Of the little eaterpillsrs
feeding on the leaves, and spinning their
webs preparatory to making their win
ter nests.
Concrete sidewalk has b N laid on
both sides Of Alfred II Jsekson's lot at
The corner Of High and Gothic Streets, a
siI foot walk on High Street. aud four
and half on Gothic Street, also con-
crete walks from the sidewalk to the
doors OF the house
About twenty-five from south Paris
attended the UniverSalist grove meeting
Al Bryant's Pond Thursday, and COM
oined their forces for the picnic dinner.
They enjoyed the day in spite of the
small amount of rain which just upset
the arrangements.
Quite lumber Of South Paris peo-
pie attended the St. Rocco Day cele-
oration at Lewiston Wednesday, most OF
them going only for the fireworks 10 the
evening. While the rain interfered
badly with that feature of the day. what
was seen was frstclsss.
The thirty-eighth anniversary of Mt.
Mica Lodge | q O r WAS observed