Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-25


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BEGINNING sept. "a, 1912,
,rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-, EAST: 536 a. IN, daily; s;s3 a
cong s,ssu. sunday; ,S6 p; NJ daiy 1oins
n" zen 9,t3 a. m, uAlly S'' p ui'' N'
Ip w, s9n lay; 5 80 p, NJ uaiy'
CHURCHES.
,-.-sy.tioual Church, Rev. A. 4. Nc
Frs. CVp sst5r Preaching service ~ 40 A. :,
WHO'RE -AOoI II IS A. NJ; 1. r. .: y. r.. W
sgadsy NsSenlng service 90 P. n; Cnurct
m; 80 Wednesday evening st 80 p. u
prsyeII, I5tSSsr,sise connected, are cordially In
Tsei. ia, church. Rev. 7. n. Kewley, Pastor
sISisy. morning prsyesmeesslaI5sbs ,S schoc
preschi1c [o-sn League Meeting 800 p. M;
Y ~ s5pe,,ng wednesday evening $50; class
prsS, Frday yening 50: nal. pa.,or
neeuhs Cb~rch Rev. L. A. Davis, rastor
BsPus: IoD--ssehing service l0S5 A. M; Sab.
On ssuH5i n n; Y. p. 5. q: b, 6io 7. N.
ts.h sclySS,,-5 : ,CJ Pm; Wednesday evening
prayer I.sTv'rs 80 Seats free. AL are
Es.coae .,,.t Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
CnlveI'Ipi ,-Sscbing service every sunday al
pss;O,' sunday school al IL N. l. T. u
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psrl Lodge, No. "a. Regular
q 1r..,fav evening on or before full moon
nee Mount Mica Lodge, reguiA, mee.'
~, 800 avenlL Of each Week.-Auiora
ne, I--ss "a. and third Monday evenings
otescas nor t,,.,, pls,san, Rebeksh Lodge, No.
D. ol h'-- --tSTI and fourth Fridays OF each
~,.,Si IN Oii sel,ows' Hal; ~ NO ,naa,s
no1't w. X. EimbaN Posi-, no. 40, mse as
s,t an third saturday e'eN
S3n'a' 'p r'.rSs1 circle, Ladies Of the g.
W. = d-ss and third saturday evenings OF
a.. a. month. 20 Grand Army HAL, c.,,, ,,ss,.
SOfN-JCs0us l., Y "a. g. the f1lf OF the
n, he ar., Tuesday night af1er tne iuA VI 'He
aP91 S,Y.-P,rls Grange, meets frs Ia. ana third
ss,r-,lsv u ZACH month, 10 lang, $3.50 "a, -,
10. &. C.--Second ana four'n "oHNA'' ="
"a ? F'1 ~ p-s,ony Brook Lodge, No: Isl.
80. =, ana fourth Wednesday evenings
o. each month -. NJ n meets every
P.-Ham1n Lodge 80, o. ~ee'' e'S-'
Friiay evening" az Pysalan HAL
Mrs. Walter L Gray was in Portland a
few days last week
A sociable was held az the high school
building Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. WinslOw j. Hesld OF
Oouossoc are guests at Dr.. SnelPs.
FE Buck has sold his farm on Elm
VNto Morrow Brothers Of Auburn.
Vr,A. F. Goldsmith is visited by
Ia, mother. Mrs. L. T. Hunter of Strong.
Mr., C. W. Bowker and Miss Muriel
Bowker spent several days last week in
Portland
! Gould Spofford of Quincy, Mass,
visited bis father, E. l. Spoford, for
,EO days last week.
Miss Cora NJ. Gowell of Lisbon is
again bere as millinery designer for Mrs.
smiley for the spring season.
Nr. and Mrs. Roy (. Cole Of Canton,
Ass., arrived Friday to spend the East
sacation with Mrs. Coles parents,
~ aud Mrs. William J. Wheeler.
Auumber of the young misses enter
timed the boys at a st. Patrick's Day
dancing party in Grand Army Hall last
Monday evening. About fifteen couples
we're present. They were chaperoned
BY Mrs. c. W. Bowker.
Rev. II. K. Whitelock, State Sunday
School missionary and evangelist, will
conduct a local Sunday School institute
AZ the Baptist church Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 and In the evening at 1850.
All are cordially invited.
George T. Eastman and William P.
Morton attended the semi-annusl meet
ing and banquet of the State Board OF
Trade at Auburn Friday, as delegates
from the South Paris Board, and report
an interesting and valuable session.
The post office department, through a
notice posted in the post office, has in
vi,sd proposals for the furnishing OF
premises for post Office use at South
Paris. on lease for five or ten years
from July of this year. Not less than
900 feet Of floor space, with heat, &C., is
specified in the notice.
All down trains were late Saturday,
on account of a wasbOut near North
Strattord which stopped traffic Friday
afternoon. A number of men who were
working on the railroad bridge here
were taken 20 the washOut 10 work. The
Norway train ran to Portland Saturday
forenoon 10 take the passengers.
Mrs. Walter Bouney received many
kind remembrauces of her birthday last
Tuesday for which she is truly grateful.
She also received post card shower
from the Baptist church, the Rebekahs,
W. C. T.. u, and other friends, there
fore takes this opportunity to extend
to them all her most hearty thanks.
The Seneca Club is entertained by
Mrs. Stewart at her home on Pleasant
Stree, this Monday evening. The roll
call is answered by instances OF Irish
wit. 10 the literary program the study
OF English history is continued. Mrs.
Shur,leff has paper on Mary, Queen OF
Scots, and Mrs. Eastman paper on the
Spanish Armada.
The men had their committee meeting
last Monday night and chose the com
mittees for the Good Cheer supper April
lst (. s. Jones, w. p. Morton and
Verne Adrich are supper committee;
A. L. Holmes, c. A. Young and Albert
Dean entertainment committee. With
such committee In charge the mems
supper will surely be a success.
Spring is not only here according TO
the almanac, but so are some of the fea-
thered visitors which spring brings. A
number of robins and some other birds
have been around during the past week,
and one "feller" told the Democrat that
another "feller" had seen an oriole. AT
which the Democrat looked doubtful,
but duly recorded the announcement.
About sixty or seventy Odd Fellows
from Mt. Mica Lodge, with about half as
many from Norway, went by the special
train to visit Abou Ben Adhem at Au-
burn Thursday evening. Mt. Mica
Lodge, which worked the first degree
there, both metaphorically and literally
''took the cake" and brought home the
actual cake presented to them, which
they will preserve in glass case.
The abnormal warmth of March reach
ed its height Friday noon, when Their
mometers in the coolest outdoor corner
ran to 60 or above, Saturdays cold
gale drove the mercury down again
Such shedding as there was the first OF
the week went TO pieces rapidly. Gu,
on the roads the frost Is coming out, and
the mud has been so deep that the rural
carriers could figure only on doing their
route at q walk for the whole distance
The Delta Alphas entertained the
young ladies of Mr.. Jones' aud Mrs. Ed
wards classes in the Baptist Sunday
School, at the vestry of Deering Memo
rial Church, last Monday evening. Ii
the spirit of st. Patrick's Day, the deco
rstions were in green, aud the sppropri
ate color scheme extended even to par
Of the refreshments, which were in the