Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-26

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June -. 1918.
-y,Ss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
linz Town East 5-e5 a. M. express. daily
uJ.1S atal. daily, 3 30 g. M, local. Tally ex
sN As,rl,.. B IS pm, express, uaiiy. sun
lsl' ----iln. = 81 4. m, 90 p m
lAs tN., Wesg $50 a. m, express, daily
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CHURCHES.
....,,rsystioual Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
fil'' Vsst5-. Preaching service, 10 As A. a.
W.T. s,101i II IS A. NJ; I. Y. >. Z. Z. $50
sun Evening service 10 7. NJ Snnrei
grsyes., ,.Ssr,Sise connected. are cordially In
y'e- .,.. church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
sS..lay, morning prsyermeesing ~ 10 A.; N.
On 49, 5srv,ce 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
grsa'--s, vy5rth League Meeting 500 p. NJ.
i -5et,rz Wednesday evening 30; clas'
ss,tfry Yr'!ay yCnlng 80: ~, No.
lSS,--11.t CHURCH, Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor
% .'i.y preaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sab
pa .rrg1 Il. NJ, Y. 2. 5. c. E., 6I5 p. NJ
.iil ,-es,,-, so Pm; Wednesday evening
2.a ~. .ery,ce 80. Seats free. All an
Ng.e9-s .,,., church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
p'..1- Preaching service every SUNDAY a
s. sunday School 81 IL n. Y. Z. Z. U
rArED MEETINGS.
u-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
r--slay venting on or before fullmoon
80 F-Nrunt Mica Lodge, regular NEE,
D, -.--s r4. even!u OF each week.-Aurors
-, -I-r-. rst and third Monday evening"
o g,as, pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No
-...s .ercr3 snd fourth Fridays OF eacf
-,- IA Fellows hall. -
-.'' Nv. *. Himbsn Post, No. las, meets
a. IN .-,r! saturday evenings OF eacr
-r,-. pa TO-. A. Z. HAl.
--.s,s s-st and third Saturday evenings Of
80 month IN Grand Army Hall.
sss Iy-r1,lUs L. Chamberlain Camp meets
..,-. A.. Tuesday night after the full OF the
Paris Grange, meets first and third
--fi.y.s bach month, in Orange Hall.
. & second and fourth Mondays OF
Is 1 stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
..,.. econ and fourth "Wednesday evenings
o. csc, p-Fe-,lin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
y-',,y sye1l1, st Pythian Hall
g,,s,. Eaesland is visiting friends in
Harrison.
William Bray has been visiting relatives
In Hays.ul., Mass.
Mrs Howard Allen was at Augusta
Wednesday on business.
Ms, Eva Farrar Of Auburn recently
visited az z NJ. Thsyer's.
G,sl7. Damon went to Hsverhill,
Mass Wednesday for visit.
The new bungalow which Erland Tor
rev &. building, is being plsstered.
Cbss Il. Howard has been in Boston
attending the "Rexsll" convention.
Miss Slearle Monk returned to Rome
Friday to resume her duties as teacher
there.
Ms Ellen Hickey of Dublin, Ireland,
{. y.sising her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Ciegg.
n 5 Griffin Of Gorhsm, n. a., has
-oyed into the Heidner rent on Hign
street,
George W. Wsterhouse, Church Street
has returned from Poland Camp
Grounds.
Walter Kuightly and family spent the
mast week at the Advent Campmeetinf
at Poland.
Edward Poverty, proprietor of the
Smith Garage, is spending his vacation
at Msgalloway.
Miss Ethel Fullerton was the Sunday
guest of her friend, Miss Edith Maxwell
on Park Street.
Capt. Tribou's family arrived home
from their summer cottage at Lake Pen
nesseewsssee last Sc day.
Miss Abbie StaI d, Miss Myrtle
Blck. and Miss MAJ Pierce are at Ole
Orchard for short facation.
AIanson Dawes, who has been visiting
h,s laughter, Mrs. John Blair. returned
10 bis home in Harrison, Wednesday.
Mildred Psrlin, who is having
weeks vacation from her work at the
Hubbard House on Paris Hill, is visiting
in GJrbam.
Nj and Mrs. Seth Tarbox and two
children Of Philadelphia are visiting hi'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taroox OF
High street.
Mrs T. c. Marston OF West Auburn
va. the guest several days last week d
her friend aud former clsssmate, MISS
Julia Z. Morton.
Matthew Hickey of Dublin, Ireland
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
Harry Flemming on Myrtle Street. ma
gone 10 Toronto, Canada.
Verna Howe, who has been vls'tin.
Rev. j. II. Little and family at Soutt
Freeport returned home Tuesday. Sh'
also spent several daysiu Portland.
Mrs. Walter Allard Eva Robinson
and children of Cambridge, Mass, have
been stopping at Mr.. and Mrs. Sewaro
S.earns' on Park Street the past week.
Mrs Ernest Abbott, who has been ii
a. her home on Pine Street, Is improv
Ing. Her sister, Mrs. James Fsrnum o
Bryanrs Pond has been caring for her.
Z. Walter Deuuison and family wen
70 West Bethel Wednesday, where the.
will remain until Sept. 9Th, when the,
will leave, for Auburn, Indiana, thei
new home.
A fire got started Wednesday wher
the pine growth was cut near the rail-
road bridge below this village that eau
sed alarm aud crew OF men were sen
down who got il under control. !
started from sparks from passin
train.
Carpenter work began on the neN
grange hall Wednesday under the al
rection of p. s. Mason. At present To
crew consists OF p. 5. Mason, Georg
Giles. Frank Nottage and Edward Hut
ehius. More men will be added later II
order that the building may be ereete
a. soon as possible.
Quite large delegation from thi
place attended the drama, "Brookdal
Farm, Tuesday svengiug at Paris Hi
under the auspices of Paris Grange, 70
proceeds to 90 for the new grange ha
now in process of construction in tn
village on Maple Street. social danC
followed the drama and a yrry plesssi
evening was enjoyed. The drama wi
next be, presented at Bolster's Mil
Tuesday evening, Aug. 20.
The Oxford Association OF Univers
lists held their al. day annual meeting
Dearborn Grove, Bryant Pond Sunda
4 basket lunch was served at noon. II
principal speakers were Rev. A.
Wright Of Danvers, Mass, Rev. u.
Sias of Waterford, Maine, Rev. Howa'
A. Markley of Auburn, Maine, and Ne
Chester Gore Miller of this town. Tho
who went from here reported the NEE
ing to be most interesting and well