Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-02-04

..ag ,urs 80 A. N. 20 80 Pm
sgASp TRUNK RAILWAY.
BEGINNING Sept.sl, 1912,
rs.rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-..l 81, East, 5S6 a. M, daily; s:t3 q.
0o.g, a,rsp. sunday; 4 So y. M, daily Coin z
~ Wsst.. s.t} a. m, dally ID p m,' uaily
~. Sar lay; ; 81 p. N daily
CLUTCHES
r,r.,-s,s,ional Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
- PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. n;
s..IsT srho1, n IS A. NJ; r. >: q =, oN
evening service u N =, NJ y. SharS 81
?. ~, Meeting Wednesday evening al go ?. n.
gS1'T5t otherwise connected, are eoruisliy in-
y!.sl. ,,., church. Rev. T. y. 6ewley. Pastor.
az s-'rlsv. morning prayermeeting loSe A; N.
'l e---9 -.rv',a No Is A. M; sabbath School
.rvarth League Meeting " p. NJ;
rse..a. lS cd1esday evening 80; class
,,'tl1, FRIDAY ycning 80: ~. p...
Ffu,I,t Church, Rev. =, A Davis ras SSr
p'.-f.t preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; sab.
q. .,.. 4. n; Y. p. :. G. e, 6i5 p. NJ;
U.s. letting so p NJ; Wednesday evening
Ysss- -S~y,ce 30 Seats free. All are
",...y,-'--s,,st Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
preaching service every sunday AZ
49, sunday school at Il N. l.P Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS
v-Psrl Lodge, No. "a. Regular
o.. .r,ssIav .yenlng on or before fulimoon.
LOO g.-MOunt "ica Lodge regular meet
r-..-sg al. eveuih OF each week.-Aurora
~, ,.r,srt. frst and .hird Monday evenings
o. Noun, Pie san Rebeksh Lodge, No.
-. ss.5rd ans fourth Sridays or each
49, RI Htl Fellows Hall. 80
E-v. *. Kimban Post, No. las, NEE
s-t AMI ,hir- saturday evening" o' eASp
-'.' EfrbtN Circle, Ladies' OF the G.
% -ss.s frstsrI third saturday evenings OF
-.-t-. ta Grand Army Hall.
fv-fasrua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
,-,rs --., 7.s.iay night after the full Of the
afv.-Pa-is Grange, nee's first and third
,'.r-Isv - zach month, In aDge Hal;
10 S. C-secon1 and fourth Mondays Oh
vG. stony Brook Lodge. No Isl.
-,-.,. .s-1-f ami solrth Wednesday evenings
'' s' ~ PUHgrrn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Fr,iay evening s. 'y.hlan HAL
Mrs HAYES is with her daughter, Mrs.
Alton G Wheeler.
Mis-, Cora NJ. lowell of Lisbon was
the CUES, Of friends 10 town few days
las. week
lrr aud Mrs George Merrill of Au-
Nrr0 we-s ia town last week to attend
The funers. of Mrs Lyman Merrill.
Arthur T. Forbes of the Democrat at
tended the meeting of the Maine Press
Association at Augusta Wednesday and
Thursday.
z. b. Fogg and Stanley NJ. Wheeler,
who have AIKEN the agency for the Cad
lilac motor car, received car load OF
cars a few days since.
HamHn Lodge, X of p, has accepted
an sy. tation to visit Fidelity Lodge, at
Els. sumner, Thursday evening, Feb. Is,
and work the rank of Knight on three
candidates.
The ladies of the Congregational
church in Mrs. Swett's division will hold
sf50d sale at the store of the y. Dayton
Bolster Co. next Friday afternoon, FEB.
= at 2:30 o'clock.
The officers Of Arcadia Commsndery,
v. 0. G. c., as already given in the
Democrat, were installed last Monday
evening by Deputy S. c. Ordway. A
supper was served after the installation.
Mrs W. Pierce and Miss Alice
Pierce of Orleans, Mass, formerly Of
South Paris, are at L. (. Monks for
visit, and will go from here to visit their
relatives in Canton, n. y. Tracy Pierce
is also here.
Mrs. Carrie A. Briggs and grsuddsugh-
ter Miss Maud Briggs have gone to st.
J1bnsbury, VT, for a visit 10 Mrs.
Briggs SOP, Frank A. Briggs, who has a
position with the International Core
spoudence Schools at that place.
The Economical Club met for the first
time this winter last Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Theodore Thayer
and enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon.
These meetings will probably be con
tuued weekly with Mrs. Thayer for the
rest Of the winter.
Commenting upon the mildness of the
present winter, the Democrats esteemed
FREUD. sylvan Shurtlef of Portland,
saws TO- a letter written January 2Sth,
"a have lived in Portland sixty years.
There has been no winter like this be-
fore that time
Advertised letters and cards in South
Par., post office Feb Sd:
Mrs May Tuton.
David A. TOOie, card.
Ms Frank Z Dayis.
Mr-. Allison Atwood, card.
Miss Minnie PaddelsOn.
Mrs. Edison Bartlett, card.
The Good Cheer supper is on for
Tuesday of this week, Feb. 4. supper
at 6:Ij to be followed by short musical
entertainment. The evening will close
With a grand sOciable in which everyone
is expected to join. Prices as usual.
Come and have a coed time.
The high cost of living must include
veal 10 the Boston market. w ID. Clark
recently sent a veal calf only four weeks
old 70 Boston and received Sl7 o. Add
to that the price of transportation, aud
the commissions of the wholesale and
retail dealers and you can make your
Own guess a. TO what Mr.. Consumer paid
for that calf.
The members of the Ladies' Whist
Club entertained the gentlemen at Grand
Army Hall Friday evening, and the affair
was one Of the pleasantest of the gentle
mems nights enjoyed by the club. The
time was spent il playing cards, and
In dancing, with Howard Shaw at the
piano. Refreshments were served. The
party numbered about forty.
C. Freelaud Penley a few days since
received a post card from his daughter,
Mrs Marley. 1t is dated Dec. Is. 1912,
at Rangoou, Burma. Shs has had a
pleasant trip and met with missionary
friends on the Other side OF the globe
with whom she became acquainted
thirty three years ago. She was on the
way to India to resume her missionary
work.
Friday evening the officers OF Hamlin
Lodge, X OF r., the list of which has al
ready been given in the Democrat, were
installed by d. G c., L. r. Rounds
OF Waterford. Mr. Rounds is one of the
best installing officers who have evel
othciated here, and the ceremony was
made very impressive. After the install
iatiou a tirst-class banquet was served,
at which about sixty sat at the tables
and following the banquet session oil
atter-diuner speeches closed an enjoyable
evening
The following is the program given a
the social Of the Junior League at the
vestry OF Deering Memorial Church Fri
day evening:
Piano solo Beatrice SWEET
Reaiing Marjorie Edwards
Song Juniors
Reaaing Marguerite Aver
Doll Dril Seven girls
Dialogue
Hester Or,lway, Gertrude Cushman. Ear
Johnson.