Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-21

SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIs POST oFFIcS-
uoprs. TSOA.x.t o7S 80 Pm.
sKASD Trunk RAILWAY
Res,nnlnS Sept %, 1912.
-v.rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,..t-rp East, SO a. m. daily; s2S 8.
n. "a! az a m. daily; } IS p. m, daily
.p,.nt sunday; ; 81 p. n daiiy'
oHUscHEs.
.r.-,-ss,uonal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
,ti...r P4st0r. Preaching service, 10 a. A \;
nlyI.s~ -b18' n IS A. NJ \. Z. ,. Z. =. oNv
slnlaJ Eysa,ng service ! 90 ?. NJ; Church
P n, --ss,,8y Wednesday evening a. 80 P. n.
grslssa5, -sSsr7Tise connected, are cordially In
tiet. ,r,., church. Rev. T y. Sewley. Pastor.
hsss--rfov. morning pray ermeeting 10 90 A N.
u-s.S5ny' service l0:45 A; NJ c2ooatn Scnooi
E,V5rta League Meeting 90 p. NJ;
n, ~sst,rz Wednesday evening ! 30; class
P,y.,,1y friday ,ening 80. -,
Seeun9 Cs--rh. Rev +. A. Davis, Pastor.
nsss,isg preaching service l045 A. NJ; sab.
Vo 800 l. H.; Y. p. ;. Z. &, 6io p. NJ;
0Aih S-r-.stlrs lu P. N; Wednesday evening
pia ys, ss-TIge 30. Seats free. All are
PRAYER -r'
SyeG ,s... ia. Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
p'.sar Preaching service every SUNDAY 81
49, sunday school A. Il n f.F. Y. T.
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STATED MEETINGS.
- H-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
20 rrss 81 yeninS on or before tullmoon.
Is n Mount vlca lodge, regular meet
l. rsr-. i. eyen.n OF each week.-Aurors
,Esss, ,, rs, and .hird Monday evenings
otsacs 5'y Nom, PIE san Rebekah Lodge, No.
49,. ~. ,.[5rt an. fourth FridSys OF each
80 hi -. se..Hws' Han.
neo's r w. 4. Ein1sl. Post. No. las, meets
81 49, .1lr. saturday evenings OF eaco
a22.a' ..n5li Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A
80. ar-tsrl tnirt saturday evenings OF
80 T57.-. ,r Grand Army Han.
oFv-rust1s D. Cham lerialn lamp meets
optse .-.l Tuesday nigh! after the fuII OF the
a,E.-a.-,s Grange. meets first and third
,.,--5,y @ 11er uynLh IN y ange HAN.
ID 3 T. -ssrori ami fourth hondsys OF
"a p-s.5n7 Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
- .,-ap. sst fourth Wednesday evenings
Or 80 ~ P.1Hs-., Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Frisay cye1.-s s. Py---a1 HAL
Mrs C.L Ea.s aas IN Portland sever
Al days los. week.
Mrs. Ara Rvnkiu listing her sis
Ter. Mrs. ". A. Chase, DO lion, n. 7.
The Ladies' Wits, Club was enter
aiusd Thursday afternoon by Mrs. j. A.
Scott.
Miss Grace Burnell of Baldwin has
been guest at SwaSey BurnelPs for the
pas; few days.
The an-1al meeting of Paris Lodge,
and A ~, will be held on Tuesday
evening q, .his week.
Mr.. W. Bowker attended the fun
saol Dee uncle, Henry D. Stanley, at
D1fei IS. Tuesday.
Sheriff William o. rockingham has
y,dsd 10 lis list of deputies one more,
Cccysrss $. Childs of Buckfeld.
ne annual meeting of Paris Public
Lb--J Association will be held al the
HbayroOms next Saturday evening.
EG. Fletcher and FL. Walter Denni-
900 have been drawn as traverse jurors
for the March term of the Supreme Ju-
dieial Court.
George A. Briggs and Carl S. Briggs
we're 10 Boston last week purchasing
Outi for the dental rooms which the
latter is to open in Market Square soon.
Unseasonsble news is given the Demo
Graf by Rev. Z. A. Davis, TO the effect
that eight robins were counted Saturday
afternoon 10 the trees around his house.
Mrs. Flora Cummings underwent an
operation for gall stones at the Central
Name General Hospital in Lewiston
about a week ago. She is now reported
TO be doing we'll
While coasting on Clark Hill Wednes-
dsy Arthur, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
A Brooks, slid into some rocks, and cut
a cash in his forehead which it took six
stitches 10 close.
A good train load went on Perkins
special sheater train Thursday evening to
see RAYMOND Hitchcock in The Red
Widow a, the Empire, Lewiston. They
report good thing.
The Seneca Club will observe its annu
a seutemen's night at Grand Army
Ia. mex, Friday evening. Committees
% make a-rs1gements for the event have
been chosen by the club.
Mrs Charles A. Hemingway went the
first o., asst week 10 the Central Maine
Genera Hospital at Lewiston, where on
Tuesday she underwent an operation for
a bad case Of gall stones.
Noun Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge had q
al 20 aff ha A.
ton ceremonies of Mount Hope Lodge
al Norway Friday evening, and good
number Of the members accepted the in
Titat1n.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Cotton from Wind
sor Vermont, are visiting for few days
with Mrs Louise Durgin. They are on
their way TO Washington, d. C., to be
present at the Inauguration of President
elect Wilson.
Silas p. Maxim will get the Boston
Post gold headed cane 10 be held by the
oldes, mau in town, which was in che
possession Of the late Ansel G.. Dudley at
the time OF his death. Mr.. Maxim was
born Feb 81, 1927, and is therefore near
ly 50 years Of age.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Jan. 20:
Mrs. = B. Macdonald.
hiss Enie Raymond.
Mrs John Bumpus, card.
Mr. n Chase, card.
M. HELEN Swift, card.
Frank :. Mckeen, card.
Mrs, Eliza Burke
Miss Helen NJ. King of Paris, who is
one Of the supervising principals OF the
primary schools Of Portland, Is one OF
the speakers at the meeting OF the
ArooStook Teachers Association at
Pressure l.le the last of this month, max
ing the principal address OF the after
noon session.
Some changes have been made in the
trst DIOR of the library wing OF the
court house, including the cutting of a
door and the building Of a short parti-
ton, with two objects; first, TO make 1t
more convenient and $. coud, to furnish
a small office for the county attorney.
This otlce Is across the corridor from
the grand jury room, small but conyen
lent. The county attorney has never
before bad any place which be could call
bis own exclusively. The changes were
inexpensive.
News was received on Thursday OF the
sudden death of Walter Howard Pulsifer
Al Boston Of blood poisoning, about
week after undergoing an operation
Tor appendicitis. He was the fourth son
OF the late Hiram Pnlsifer. Was sue
eesstul merchant on Summer Street,
Boston. he was a stauuch member of
Trinity church, an ideal husband, a low