Oxford Democrat., 1913-07-29

GRAND rRUSK RAILWAY.
Bes!nninS June -, 1918,
-s,rss LKAvE SOUTH PARIS
-,,.vr, East, S s5 a. m, express. daily
02.-S II-sl daily; 9 50 q. m, local, daily ex-
5N A-~itr. s IS D. m, express, daily. sun
les' -'--.i,r B. 4. N, 90 p. IN.
Is a. sp Vest s;S) a. m, express, daily
49, 's.ll. daily except sunday; IL p. m.
5S r-,. "a! p. m. express, daily. Sunday
v,e .I,- ~ a. m, >No p. IN.
...,,y-eyss.onal Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
- PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 4S A a;
NleTe' -rnT, II GAN; Y. p. $. c. Z. s 90
s-I' evening service 90 P. NJ; Church
p ~, -sat,uE Wednesday evening 81 80 p. n
.'''r', g;1erw,se connected. are cordially In
re ,...,.t church. Rev 7. y. Kewley, Pastor.
.--.fsv. morning prsyermeeting 1000 A; H..
1. 5eryiCy 10 rs A. NJ SAobatn Scnooi
worth League Meeting % p. NJ;
: T6si,rs wednesday evening 7:So; class
EAi,,-y Fr!iay yening 80.
lgy"., Crurrh, Rev. E. A Davis, Pastor.
p1 rigr. preaching service l0'4S A, NJ; sab.
,a.a s5ao5. i NJ y 7; =, ei1 ssr,ns =. M,
l'ysr .erylce 80. Seats free. AL are
vITg,,Tsr-al.ss Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
Preaching service every sunday a.
n sunday school ~ Il N. \. 7. Z. Z.
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STATED MEErISGs.
.EA. N-Pari Lodge, No. ~. Regular
.t-g 'ruestay vvenlnS on or before tui noon
,p. h. F-MOuut NtcA Lodge regular meet
.-..-siav evenlL OF each veek.-Aurora
y, rent, frst and hirj Monday evenings
'',-,R-Moun, PIE san Reoekah Lodse, No.
r- second an fourth Fridays OF each
-i- 70 Odd Fellows Han. 80, -.
w. K. Kimbsu Post, No. l+S. meets
rtsal third saturday evening OF eSc'
KimbaI Circle, Ladies of TIE q A
o. -as.. trss and third saturday evenings oi
49, ~art7 IN Grand Army Hal.
tv-f1shua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
.-,-. rs. tuesday night after the foh Of the
g.H-Parls Grange, mes first and thiri
..-t.v each month. IN = anSe HsA
+; 4 second AMI fourth Mondays OF
"a 80 Stony Brook Lo,sge. NJ. Isl,
....,. es5r sni fourth "Wednesday evenings
OF sa,. P-Hs-7lin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
y,ai,v sye1'-. at Pyshian Hal
Mis-, Bs4.rce SWEET is visiting 10 Port
land
V-- Louise J Briggs is visiting her
81, 3. Mr, Gibbs in Portland.
Mrs R3y + cole visited relatives at
0.f Orchard a ;ew days last week.
Mss AMY HAYDEN of Haverhill, Mass,
i..ts guest Of South Paris relatives.
NJ. Herbert Edgerly of Hastings is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. W. Hol-
lis
Mss Margie Jordan is employed at
tao work at the Hubbard House, Paris
Hi
Mrs. Mary E. Bryant has been spend
ir- -ls past week with friends at Au-
burn.
Mss Vida Jenne visited her sister,
~, Merrill, at Kennebunkport last
week.
Nr. and Mrs. c. L. Hersey of Portland
are spending their vacation with rela-
,Fas here.
Miss Sally Churchill of Berlin, y. a.,
was the guest Of Miss Ruth Bolster day
or TWO last week.
Mrs. Abbie Ross and Miss Abbie
Moves of Gorham, y. H., called on
friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. George A. Cutting and sous of
Hartford, CT, are guests OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E II Haggett.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds has recently been
visited by her grsndnieces, Misses lrma
aud Norma Haskell, of Auburn.
Nrs. George X. Morton, Miss Katherine
Norton and Master Henry Morton have
been at the seashore for the past few
days.
Mrs Herbert Aver and daughter Mar
guerite, who have been at John Smalis,
have returned to their former home in
New Brunswick.
Miss Nora Durham has gone to Ferry
Beach With Rev. and Mrs. d. A. Ball and
the Misses Barden of West Paris, aud is
doing table work there.
r. ; Barnes and family spent few
days Ast week as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter l.. Gray at Gray blrches,
Lake pennesseewassee.
Mrs. c. P. Hubbard of South Windhsm
has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George z. Eastman, for the past two
weeks. returning home Saturday.
Mss Belle Abbott of Rumford, who
bad been visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Abbott, returned home last Tuesday,
and Miss Mary Abbott accompanied her
Rev J. NJ. Frost, superini endeut of
the Augusta District, was bere Friday
night and held quarterly conference at
Desriug Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Good Cheer meets on Wednesday
aiterooOu Of this week with Mrs. Bean
and Miss Mason at their home on Pine
Street at 80 o'clock. Let all attend If
possible.
Miss Verna Howe is spending vaca-
ton OF a few weeks with the family of
Rev. J. Il Little at South Freeport and
before her return will be guest Of Miss
Mildred Ham at Woodfords.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Heidner arrived
here Tuesday morning, after spending
tue winter i'm Sour Lake, Texas, as usual,
and Henry Z. Howe came a day earlier
from Springfield, Mass, TO spend his va
cation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellen G.. Prentiss and
their son, Charles +. Prentiss, and wife,
OF Brewer, were guests at Walter p.
Maxim's last week. They were travel
ing Oy motor car, and spent Friday in
trip around the White Mountains.
Miss Luut Of Brockton, Mass, is a
guest OF her niece, Mrs. George N. Giles.
Miss Luut is a sister of the late c. Il.
Lunt, who was a resident here for some
years, and is the last survivor of family
Of ten children She is approaching
tourscoTe but is very bright and active.
Mss Mary Dudley of Abingdon, Mass,
has been the guest of Miss Julia p. Nor
ton. and with Miss Morton and her
mother Mrs. l.. c. Morton, has spent q
lew days at Camp Concord. Mrs. Morton
remained at the camp last week with
Clarence 6. Morton and family OF
Crystal, n. H., who are spending their
vacation there.