Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-30

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CHURCHES.
g--t r5ngreSsrioual Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
wS--.e-. PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 AS A. 4.
s-rfav school II as A. NJ; Y. p. ). G. Z. 8 %
80. evening service 90 P. NJ; Church
,-sr.- meeting Wednesday evening 81 80 p. u
no, otherwise connected, are cordially In
Vs,soI,s. Church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
IN Sgr lay, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. Il.
r-sac-.ng service 10 AS A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
Ey Eyworth League Meeting 600 P. ~.
r-,-s- meeting Wednesday evening ! 80; clas'
zs-.as Friday yening 80.
p3r,7st Church, Rev Z. A. Davis, Pastor
0r sunday. preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab
lA;4 school II NJ; I, z. 5; Z; T., 6io P. N.
5-sse- service : 80. Seats free. AL an
T-,yersslss Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
p...- Preaching service every sunday 81
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STATED MEETINGS.
ytA M-Psri Lodge, No. 81. Regulai
-ss.lr, Tuesday eyeuins on or before tul, moo1
no. b. F.-Mount Nica Lodge, regular NEE
n.s thursday evenih Of each week.-Aurora
70 sR.-Moun. Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No
% Gets second anu fourth Fridays OF esch
r.-.r N Odd Fellows Han.
g.A.R-w. &. Eimban Post, No. l&S. mee;s
IL sat third Saturday evenings OF escs
mas. p u. A. z. Hall.
VII e. Simban Circle. Ladies Of the G. A
p -te.s trst and third saturday evenings o.
s.rr -angh, IN Grand Army Hall.
.tt.-,IOshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
0- .a. f-sl Tuesday night after the full Of the
Paris Grange, meeis hrst and thru
Ss..- Z zach month, IN g snge Hall.
81. second and fourth Mondays o.
r %. P.-ssony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
meets M and fourth Wednesday evenings
DO .... -rutl.
.a.-Gannn Lodge. No, 81. meets ever.
E- .sg csc ~ st Pythisn Hall.
Station AGENT George A. Doran of the
Gr.ag T.-- is in Canada for week or
,Eo.
N-, T.. C Norton went Friday for a
visit 90 relatives in eastern Msssschu-
sets.
Mrs. Charles T. Merrill of Kennebunk
p-y. is the CUES; of her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs W H. enne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Cutting have
moved into a rent in the new Maxim
D on Pine Street.
A. Hilton is off the road for a
While because of poor health, and he and
Ms Hilton left Thursday for Bingham,
where they expect to spend number OF
weeks.
Mrs Albert D. Park attended the an.
nua. meeting OF the Federation of Won.
en- Clubs at Lewiston last week, as
delegate from the Barton Reading Club
Of Norway.
Ten cows aud heifers, all milking, will
be- sold at auction at the G.. K. Penley es-
tate on High Street on Friday OF this
week, at /: 80 P. ". Grade HOlstein and
Belted Dutch. Terms cash.
Telephones on the system of the Citi-
zsns Telephone Co. have been Installed
10 the ticket office aud the freight othee
OF the Grand Trunk station. One is
also to be put in By the Mason Manufac-
turing Co.
Mrs. Kate Bumpus and Miss Lizzie
Bumpus of South Acton, Mass, who
have been visiting at J. Il. Bumpus' for
some weeks, were guests at o. III. Bum
pus' one day last week, going from there
20 their home.
on Tuesday, Sept. 30th, at 2:30
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Barnes will
be held Japanese bazar. Fancy arti-
cles, aprons, candies, will be on sale.
You also will have a chance to have
YOUR palm read. This sale is for every
body, so try and be present and have a
good time.
Ain, 20 a, ar;Sank NO
Of Information, the Democrat last week,
10 relating the accidental death OF Sid
uey a. Thsyer, stated that Mr.. Thayer
bad mad other seizures on the morning
OF hat day previous to the one which
caused him 10 fall into the water. This
We are now Informed was incorrect. BE
had bad no attacks for some time pre-
vious to this one.
Napoleon Larochelle died on Monday
Of last week, at his room in the house Of
Mrs Huldah Perkins at the corner OF
Main aud Oxford Streets, after long
period of failing health. He had worked
at various jobs as laborer in this vicin-
ity for some years until unable to labor.
No one has any knowledge of any near
relatives. He was about forty years
OF age. On Thursday he was buried
10 the town lot in Fairview Cemetery,
with prayer service by Rev. A. t. Nc
WhOrter.
Under the auspices of the senior class
Of the high school, lyceum course OF
entertainments is TO be given here, be-
ginning about the last of October. The
numbers include Miss Hetty j. Duns-
way presenting THE Lady of the Deco
ration" 10 musical accompaniment, the
Mozart Ladies' Quartet, Lucille Adams
10 impersouations from dramatic litera-
ture, aud picture plays by Albert Arm
strong. A canvass for the sale of course
tickets is now being made by the mem
bers Of the class.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church of Miss Eva Swett's side have
food, apron aud candy sale as part OF
the contest at the n. Dayton Bolster Co.
store this Monday afternoon at 2:SO.
The contest which the ladies OF this So
ciety have been carrying on for months
closes with an entertainment given by
Miss Swett's side at the vestry Tuesday
evening of this week. 1t is hoped that
both the afternoon sale of Monday and
the entertainment Tuesday evening will
be well attended. There has been lot
of good -natured rivalry between the two
sides, and every one is anxious to see
which is to be the winner.
A directory of central Oxford County
is soon to be issued by the Merrill 4
Webber Co. of Auburn, well known pub
fishers of directories. A. l.. Robinson
of Auburn is now working In Paris and
Norway, securing material for the book
The towns covered in the book will be
Bethel, Buckfield, Canton, Dixtield,
Greenwood, Hartford, Hebron, Mexico,
Norway, Oxford, Paris, Peru, Rumford
Sumner, Woodstock, and Milton Pianta
ton. While this is an alphabetical list, and
does not show the situation OF the towns
a look at the map will show that 1T COW
ers block of territory extending from
the Androscoggin County line on the
east and south as far west and north a,
Oxford, Norway, Greenwood, Bethel
and Rnmford. A directory formerly u.s.
sued by the same firm covered Rumford
Mexico, and Dixfield, but this takes in q
much larger section of the county. II
will be a valuable reference book.
Announcement Extraordinary. The
gentlemen of the Universalist Parish 10
their contest with the ladies will have
full charge of the entertainment the
evening of the harvest supper, Tuesday
October I. This entertainment Is entire
ly original and unique. IL Is termed q.
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