Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-06-03

The Oxford Democrat.
Sontb Paris, Maine, June 3, 1913
} SOUTH PARIS.
sourH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
u,,rs 7:30A.N.to7 $50 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Refining Sept. p. 1912,
-,,rSs LSAvE SOUTH PARIS
:, fEastl: 5S6 a. m, daily; s.$S a.
Go.at zen. sunday; 80 p. m, daily. Going
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CHURCHES.
c,.,-e,at!onal Church. Rev. A. I. Nc.
Prs 'pss.f5r. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. A.;
Waouels 800 n As An; Y. 2. 5. Z. +. 500
sgaiAs Eysnlpx service 90 ?. NJ; Church
80 meeting Wednesday S'eulns - ~ q,
AL 20. 0'A11
Lsei .u,, Church, Rev T. n. Kewley, Pastor
heihy5..s' ,rarplng Urayermeeting 10 90 A. N.
On s1ry serv,r. 10 IS A. NJ SaoDatn Scnoo
;fsael'Iv, ,,gr1-t- League Meeting . 90 p. M;
v, nir.,.-s Wednesday evening Z 30; clas-
jay. E-iF.v .gniu- 30.
aesuns ic'-'.rch. Rev. +. A. Davis, Pastor.
Bal.si.T ureqchlng service lo45 A; M; Sab.
"a s-I-5' h NJ, Y. 2. ;. G; e, 6io p M,
81 $780, 80. P. N; Wednesday evening
9!a!e.. -s~.,-e go Seats free. All are
Esc3ng church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
49, Preaching service every Supusy AZ
fis., sunday school az II N. f.P. Z. Z.
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a N-Psri Lodge, No. "a Resnls
-, rrsslav vepiu- on OF before tulInooh'
go b F-M0uut Nica lodge, regular nee.-
l,,s Td-ssi- eFenlL OF saSI 1872. oreninss
rs ll-,s',,--rsr. -. and .hird Monday evenings
ot S2R Noun, Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No.
q, ~ssts second ami fourth Fridays OF escn
- - In odd. Fellows HAl. 80 ...
G-W. *. Hlmhali PosI, no. Afe, ue r"S
- NJ rr'rf saturday evening Of each
No." Kir.ban Circle, Ladies Of the 6.
meets -rs. and third SATURDAY evenings "
S month N Grand Army HAL.
fX-rU,aua L. Chambe camp meets
80 ',.. i. ss-lay night after the full Of the
o.H-P,r.s Grange, meets first and thru
s,,--.Iav u ZACH month, IN orange naL.
10 {. C.--ssconl aud tour'n "o"NA'' "
ca gI. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
..-s.a- AMI tlrr,h "Wednesday evenings
o. sA.s % -l. Hs-r- ofge. No, Il. meets ever
F-s.ty evening &. .Fsu.aA .'@'-'
Without regret We bid farewell to "a
cold windy and rainy MAY,
Mrs America Andrews IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs Cdas. Ei"ards.
Tracy Pierce has returned from
Canada. where be Pa, had employ ment
", and Mrs Alton C. Wheeler were
nthsI- camp at Sbagg Pond Saturday.
The r.fe schools close this week.
The bigl school continues two weeks
more
M. y Haskell and son Nelson are
visiting e- parents in Denmark for a
few weeks
Mrs Gilman Whitman is recovering
slowly il.m a rather peculiar though
Sr0us mess.
Mr and Mrs. II. P. Dennison of West
Be,le. were guests of their son, II. W..
gann.,ou, the first Of the week.
Mr.. Georgia Andrews and Mrs. Lila
5 Woodbury. are visiting their sister,
Ms. Bgrnham, in South Portland.
Ms VIM. gilbert and daughter Doris
With Miss Freda Smith, all of Portland,
EEe guests at j. p. Richardson's Me
-0ria! Day.
The building occupied by the dental
Office Of Carl $. Briggs, with tenement
overhead, has been connected with the
town sewer.
Mrs. Jacob Nichols returned home
about ten days since after spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. SWEET
10 Winchester, Mass.
Mrs. W. W. Walker and son of Wood
lords have been guests OF relatives herr
during the past week. Mr.. Walker wa
here over Memorial Day.
Harry VI. Wheeler of Wakefield, Mass,
arrived here Thursday night, aud will
his father, p. K. Wheeler, has spent
few days at his camp at Sbagg Pond.
Paris Grange will hold An Aida.
meeting June Z. The third and fourth
degrees will be worked in the forenoon
and children's exercises in the afternoon
Oscar (. Barrows is at Bangor servin!
a. Juror in the United States court. Mrs
BarrOwS accompanied him as far a
Wateryille, where she visited relatives
over Sunday.
Frank A. Briggs, formerly of SOutl
Paris, who is now at st. Johnsbury, Vt
has been elected unanimously as die
tstor Of the lodge of the Loyal Order o
Moose iH that place.
Those who heard Miss Msude Andrew
Of Augusta read at the recent concer
will be interested in the announcement
that she was married on Thursday to G
K Ljuc,ln of Boston. They will reside
in Boston.
The factories of the Paris Manufacture
ing Co aud the Mason Manufacturing
Co. not only shut down for Memoria
Day, bu, also all day Saturday, so tina
there was noticeable vacation of fac
tory whistles.
J. A. Kenney has recently built
steam dry house at his mill, and is now
putting on an addition to the mill at th'
west cod, 10 As feet. He has added e
bis dowel and other business the manu-
iacture Of line OF wood novelties.
Rev. |. A. Bean Of Lewiston, a former
pastor OF the Methodist church in thiI
village, was here the frat OF last wses
and purchased Ford motor car of Rip
Lev K Fletcher. II. G.. Fletcher &C
cOmpaoied bin to Lewiston TO drive th'
car.
Miss Nellie Jackson will give q piano
recital. assisted by Miss Hattie Leacl
aud Miss Eva SWEET, for the benefit o
Mrs. Annie Swett's division, at the hom
Of Mr.. Alfred jackson, Monday, June
at T:30 p. NJ. Admission ten cents. Al
are most cordially invited.
Harold T. Thayer, who has been Il
the Democrat office during the past win
ter, left last Tuesday with Mrs. Thaye
for Old Orchard, where they will have
cottage this summer, and Mr.. Thsye
will have charge of the printing office
NJ. Z. Hill as for some years past.
South Paris furnished several Memo
rial Day speakers this year. Beside
speaking here in the afternoon Rev
Chester Gore Miller gave the address a
West Sumner in the morning. Rev.
A. Davis gave the address at Stoneham
and Alton c. Wheeler, Esq, at Noun