Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-07-22


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Beginning June p, 1918.
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vtel r., Church. Rev. T. n. Kewley. Pastor.
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STATED MEETINGS.
H-Par Lodge, No. "a. Regular
:; ST-s.s. H. sveping on or before fullnoon.
TOO. g.-NoInt Fie =, L sscS weeIMAuT mora
3s' I.-,rsrt ..-st and bird Monday evenings
',a,3 R g--, PIE san Re6etah Lodge. No.
K meets second anu Iour'h 1RRuay' VI '"en
~ 49, -nIftyys' Hail.
ll-', Nv. X. KimOsn Post, NO. las, meets
~, arI .hlrl saturday evenings OF eaco
IN N o.. A. z. Hall. .c
~ w.. EIwoau Circle, Ladies OF the u. A
W" ~ as. md third Saturday evenings of
4, Month IN Grand Army Hall.
eS lg5y-iashus L. Chamberlain Camp meets
~ 5-sl i 4ssIay night after the full OF the
80 l,E-Pa-,s Grange, NEE rrst and third
s--jsv .f 3srh month, In G. aDge han.
90. second and fourth Mondays oil
"a EI stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
~. s,onI snJ fourth Wednesday evenings
o. s'o. P9.~-Hanlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
g,ii,y evening u Pythian Hall
4b.of catchy OF otherwise poor hay
weather as, week.
Miss Ar.jue Croker is at Old Orchard
braslay Of some weeks.
Miss Nav Beman of Yarmouth is a
cues. a, Mrs. Alice P. Thsyer's.
Miss Maud Douglass was in Portland
With friends a few days last week.
Nelson Ct Elder is taking bis vacation
from tue store of the T. Il. Noyes Co.
Mrs. asa +. Ellingwood has been visit
f....-.lg - I axpiatnn for a faW daVs
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert P. Abbott have
gone 10 Rumford for two weeks stay.
Mrs. Emma Mann Of West Paris was
the guest of Mrs. Smiley few days last
EeeS.
N- and Mrs. Carl Jean Tolman are
quests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. (.
TOman.
Hon. James j. Wright has put in new
concrete walks at his residence on
Pleasant Street.
Miss Jennie l.. Shurtletf of Portland is
the guest of her brother, A. Z. Shuruen,
for few weeks.
The foundation Of the new Grange
Hall on Maple Street is being put IN by
j. b. Cole Il Son.
Frank L. Doble of Lawrence, Mass,
formerly of South Paris, is spending part
OF his vacation here.
The Universalist ladies will hold food
sale at Grace Thsyer's store Wednesday,
July %, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Z. T. Tremaine of BrocktOu,
Mass has been q guest at Geo. X. Nor
tons for the past two weeks.
Mrs. C. |. Spear and daughter Rachel
are on A two weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Monmouth and Portland.
$ C.. Ordway is putting in a cement
wall at the rear of his buildings, and
doing other cement work about the
premises.
Rev. C. /. Spear, with party OF
about dozen boys, including his own
three sons, spent few days last week IN
camp at Halls Pond.
l.. J. Dodge and family of Minneapo-
lis. who have been at A. l.. Holmes,
have gone to Great Diamond Island,
where they have taken cottage.
Miss Pauline Mason underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for adenoids at the Central Maine
General Hospital in Lewiston Wednes-
day, returning home Immediately after
ward
W X. Holmes and family, with Mrs.
LEROY Keene and son of South Framing
ham, Mass, have gone to the Holmes
camp at Shagg Pond, where they will
spend month OF so.
Dr. D. NJ. Stewart and A. +. Stevens
went Thursday TO Fort Williams, Port
land, on their annual tour of duty as
members of the hospital corps OF the
Maine National Guard.
Mrs. NJ. P. Gerry and daughter Ina of
Eugene, Oregon, are guests OF Mrs.
Gerry's mother, Mrs. Evelyn Libby, and
other relatives. Miss Gerry will enter
the New England Conservatory OF Music.
Andrew j. Jackson of Ionis, Mich, is
visiting his brother, Alfred II. Jackson,
and other relatives. BE was accompa-
nied from Ionia by his sister, Mrs. Helen
L. Stearus, who has been with him for
the past few weeks.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry d. Cole and
daughters Doris and Charlotte left Wed
nesday by automobile to visit relatives
in Lynn, Mass, stopping in Biddeford
aday OF two on the way. They will be
gone a week or more.
Frank Young Of West Sumner, who
was some weeks since injured by fall,
aud later was in the Sisters Hospital IN
Lewiston for time, is now here with
his sister, Mrs. W. B. Russell. He Is
still 10 serious condition.
Mis-, Sadie 5. Young of Lincoln, Neb.,
who is spending two weeks about here,
has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. n.
G. Elder On Friday she aud Mrs. Elder
went to Portland to spend a week with
another sister, Mrs. K. T. Garland.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers of
the Congregational church were enter
tanned at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon. The missionary boxes were
opened, ice cream aud cake were eaten,
and games on the lawn were enjoyed,
and finally broken up in true picnic
style BY the shower.
A band organ which apparently began
doing service about fifty years ago gave
Us some old favorites like THE irish
Wssherwoman" and "Silver Threads
among the Gold" Thursday. Like the
organ, the grinder was also q reminder
OF former days, for he used to turn the
crank in this part OF the country many
years ago.
The two liohts in Moore Park voted