Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-14

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cgAND rKUSK RAILWAY.
Resinninx Sept. q. 1912.
ra.ys LKIvS SOUTH PAzrs
.,-,.,t ,r1 East: 5SSs m, dsily; s,tS l
IV'I ,'v e4ryp. sunday I s. y. m. daily. Coin
n u 49, asa m, daily; IS p. m, dali
s.,,p, Sunday; 81 p. N daily
CHURCHES
.,,,.,-e,,t,onal Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
- - Gator Preaching service, 10 ;+S A u.
49, S.1lal N IS A. NJ, \. z. ,. Z. 4 90
sll-H Evrning service . 90 p. NJ Churc
80, meeting Wednesday evening 81 ~ z.
m oos otherwise Connected are eoruialy IN
'i;si ,;,,.,,., church. Rev T. Y Kewley, Pastor
- sN,Isv morn 'ng Prsyermeeang 10 90 A; N.
preaching 'ery.t', ~ 20 = Mae,,,nS ~
Z ~, .r5,t,az Wednesday evening I %; elas
LIN. Fr'a v,ninS 50:
nSag1s g-rrrh. Rev. {. A. Davis, Pastor
n. Srpjsv. preaching service I0'to A. M Sao
W $500 b N. Y. Z. ). Z. e, ol5 p. n.
bAn S-.est,r- VI P NJ; Wednesday eyenin.
p;N sys- .eTgce : 81. Seats free. All az
Es r.,ySr.s,,. church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
Pras.hins service every sunday a
irISAE sunday school AZ IL 10. f.P. L. L
E7r.N
s-ArED MEETINGS.
"a NJ -FAr LodSe, No -. neeua
an, T.tsf "a, veninS on or before full moon
- n F-N5unt 'ftca lodge, regular mee'
rsn-sf mr. e9enlb OF each week.-Auror:
y e. lrs: and .hird Monday evening"
o. 49, -V5up, PIE san Rebekah Lodge, No
a reets second ant fourth Fridays OF eaef
~,r.s tr l.l -e'.1ws' Hal.
R-W.K X. Kimbsl Post No. las, meets
ard ,t,rl saturday evenings OF escf
gsa,a. 10 d. A.. e. Hal it,, o,,A.o ,
z nes.s 1rss .ut :hird saturday evenings OF
80 ~1et7. fr Grand Army Han.
osv-.foz7gA L. Chamberlain Camp meet,
IN tss ara. TUESDAY Night after the full OF the
-,g.-Pa-.s Grange. meets drst and third
s.,-ri.y 2 ,sc- raath, in = ange Hall.
-. &. r.-secouI and fourth Mondays OF
30. P.-ss5ny Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
~ e.. .sso1I So fourth Wednesday evenings
o. e' ,s 15.-,I'- Lodge. No. 81. meets every
F-..sy e7.r.H, b, Pysllsn Hal.
Mr. and Mrs. e. ". BOwker attended
the 6-smsa-. BAL at Lewiston Thurs
day evening
Nr and Mrs. Charles q. Bouney of
simmer we're guests a, J. D. Haynes .
hort time nst week.
F,apk Turner and family have moved
fr,n their farm for the winter and are
oocupyirg the "a Parker place on Hill
Stree, while be Is away.
eHer Friend, the Enemy" q war
drama. is Toe play which will be present.
diu connection with the Good Cheer fair
the AS, o.. February. The parts are
nov being assigned.
"Frsckles, which was played at Nor
say Opera House Wednesday evening to
,hfgs house, drew two carloads of the
hsaier gers from this village. They
ssrs much pleased with the play.
Among minor nominations made by
Governor Haines Tuesday are those of
Water L. Gray as notary public, and
Fs,ss [ Chapman, authorized 10 sol
suszs marriages, administer oaths and
al. acknowledgements OF deeds.
The savoy Theater, closed since II was
given up by Mr.. Gregory, was reopened
Wednesday evening under the manage
nenJ q Brsgdon i Wood. They change
fns three times a week, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, as before.
The ladies of the Congregational So
elal Circle held their annual business
meeting Tuesday of last week, Jan. Z.
The following officers were elected for
the year:
President-Mrs James S..wrighL
First Vice President-Mrs. Louise Briggs
second Vice President-MIs c. n; Howard.
secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. o. f. Barrow5.
Executive Committee-Mrs. A. W. Walker.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris pOst office Jan. Is, 1918:
Mrs g. shaw.
MIS- Flora smith, card.
Myr2 Porter Edwards.
EiWad c. Clark.
Penfval Y. DeCOster.
Leo Nlr5tOu.
George stodiard.
kswsoo, carl.
CEetJuJ G.Ouuell.
S. T. DAVIS, p. NJ.
"Pas New Housekeeper," the farce
which was presented at the January sup
psr0t the Good Cheer Society Tuesday
evening, proved highly entertaining.
Barr Ok few -1Ugh spots evidently due
tO shortness af time for preparation, II
vas exceedingly well presented, and dis
closed some good new material for local
tbes,rcas 70 add to the supply We al
ready have. Owing 10 the stormy day,
there VAS only fair number at either
supper or play.
Chief Engineer BOwker has had print
ed and distributed some large warning
cards They have the fire signals by
districts the names Of the fire engineers
and The ioremen of the several hose com
panie-, aud long list of suggestions
With regard TO fire prevention by taking
precautions about the buildings. All
this makes a sheet about 9xl6 inches,
with quite al amount Of ine type. They
have been placed at every house, and
numbers Of them at public places, and
are received with appreciation.
The Citizens Telephone Co. held its
annual meeting in the assessors Office
Monday evening Of last week. A good
financial condition is shown by the re-
port % the treasurer. Walter l.. Gray
was instructed TO communicate with the
Maine Telephone and Telegraph Co.
With regard to making connection with
its lines. Officers for the year were
chosen as follows:
Pres,ient-A W. walker
birectors-C. a. Flood. J. 4. Plummer, Wal
Ter L. Cray, Edward Sands.
CLERK and Treasurer-Charles w. Bowker.
The mems supper Of the Congrega,
bOnsl church will be held on Thursday
evening, Jan %, at 6:45 p. NJ. We have
selected the talent OF the men for enter
ainmeut COMMITTEES:
Dr.. D. N. Stewart
Dr. T. W. Rounds.
Dr. Carl $. Briggs.
at our organization meeting every other
man OF boy that attends that church was
voted on the supper committee. 1t was
voted that the high cost of food should
not be taken into consideration by the
purchasing committee.
Tue annual parish meeting was held
~ the Congregational church on Monday
OF last week. Officers and committees
Tor the year were chosen as follows:
Moterator-Wsl.er L. Gray.
Clcrk-N DAYTON Bolster
aleAhafcr AMI iouectOr-James j. Wright
Prudential COMMUNICATIONS 3 Wright, ".
U Eier, A. W Walker
IoGmittee on Ministerial SUPPLY. Hastings
~ -, \. DAYTON Bolster.
hls'e Comrllstee--wAiter L. Gray, walter n.
sSe'i. dcnry ,. Muzzy.
FOR music $3.50 was appropriated, and
TOT ministers salary silO0. IL was voted
70 pr'nt The recent centennial exercises
OF The church Ia book OF pamphlet form.
Joseph Rsielid. formerly Of Paris, at
snp,sd snieide ct bis boarding place on
A'h street, lewiston, early in the morn
!es " sunday, the 5tb, BY slashipg bis
hfoai with q razor. he Was taken a.
TIE hospital. and though the wound was
SERIOUS one, be is out Of danger. Rat