Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-04

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eSAsD Trunk RAILWAY.
BEGINNING Sept %, 1872,
-y,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,--,.,,r East: 5S6 a. m, daily; st3 a
1I G.,'y keep, sunday; 80 p m, daily Goinl
m, a.! . AZ a. m, daily; 3 IS p. m, daily
. ny sunday. 50 p. m, daily.
CHURCHES.
r,-.r Cong eSational Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,t Is. castor. Preaching service, 10 a5 A n.
w. Sr4ooI II AS A. M, \. z. ;. Z. =. oO
sl11-' Eyenlng service 90 ?. NJ; Church
- Meeting Wednesday evening 81 90 z.
W NO; osherwise connected, are coruishy IN
vic .,,o,,s, church. Rev. T. n. Kewley, Pastor
nS~-lsr morning prayermeeting 10 10 A. n.
Oss.5l,g ssvyice l0:45 a. M; S2ooasn Scnoo
p5es1. Elvorth League Meeting SEQ p. n.
= meeting Wednesday evening 80; CLASS
E,'tlDy FrtJsy yenlng 50. ~
ugSs-.,1, church, Rev. L. A Davis, Pastor
s,'risy. preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab
- Scloo. 4 NJ; y. Z. :. Z; b, oIo r. H.
s-sT.r meeting : 90 P. NJ; wednesday evening
g!ys- -srylce I 80. Seats free. All art
NfTy.g,ysr.,l'st Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
- Preaching service every sunday al
i6-SA.M sunday School At IL n. 1'f. u u
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-. rueslsy evening on or before fullmoon
10 3D. Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
- l. N,-rr.ssv eyeniLs Of each week.-Aurors
e. ssss5'-,r-5-5g rs. and third Monday evenings
ots-. -W5upt Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge. No,
A rs,is .ssond and fourth Fridays OF each
n-' w. h. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
a. an ,l.rd saturday evenings OF each
ma ma sim5sli Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
q --sats aTst and third Saturday evenings OF
49, month "a Grand Army Hail.
y-i.-nua l. Chamberlain Camp meets
~, H. frs. Tuesday night after the fun or the
So SO .-.g.-Psr's Grange, meets FIRST and third
s.,-....y . ZACH mouth, In Grange Hall
80 &. C.-secoaI AMI fourth Mondays OF
% stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
,.r,,. ssconF and fourth wednesday evenings
OF -. P-Tarlun Lodge, No, 81. meets every
vrltsv events. s, Pyshian Hall
Mrs C.. NJ johnson has recently visit
"a her brother, Frank Il. Andrews, In
Nl.ieu. Mass.
NJ and Mrs. Willard Herrick have
been visiting their son Roy in Boston for
the past week.
Miss Florence Richardson is on two
sesks visit 70 her sister, Mrs. Peaslee,
in Exeter, y II.
Mss Beryl Russell Of Sumner is spend
ing couple Of weeks with her aunt,
Mrs Albert D. Park.
The sunday School class of Mrs. I.
N. Davis was entertained at Mrs. Davis
home asst Monday evening by Miss
Lulu Davis and Miss Marie Newton.
Albert +. Stevens Of the Howard drug
store has passed the examination before
The ate board Of examiners in phar-
macy, and is now a registered phsrms-
cist
Nr. and Mrs. A. II. Doble wish to take
d . opportunity to thank their many
friends for their kind membranes OF
them on their fiftieth wedding anniver-
:asy.
l.. E. Scruton Of Portsmouth, n. H.,
, 30 put in the South Paris water works
aud sewer, and has done some other
mailer jobs of contract work about
lere, was in South Paris short time
asst week.
Charles A. Hemingway has stored his
goods, and Is going TO North
Paris TO run a blacksmith shop there.
Ruth Hemingway willremsin here for the
present with the family Of her brother,
Ralph A. Hemingway.
Mrs. B. Y. Hanson and sous, and Mrs.
Hanson's mother, Mrs. Twitchell, went
asst week to their former home in Cor
ham, Y. Fl. Mrs. Hanson and the boys
will visit there for while before joining
Mr.. Hanson in Wisconsin.
Thursday nights snow stalled the
street railroad so that the early travellers
between the villages had to find other
means OF transportation, and it was
about . O'Clock Friday afternoon when
the car reached Market Square.
G.. z McAllister made flying visit to
his home this week, on account of the
serious illness of his aunt, Miss Lothrop,
who is faling all the time. Mrs. Nc
A istar is able to be out once more, after
sn attack of grippe and lame arm.
C.. A. Record, superintendent OF
schools in Haverhill, Mass, with Mrs.
Record and son Miles, and Miss Ethel Z.
Crockett, have been at George b. Crock
e,ts during the past week, as it was va
cation week in the Hayerhill schools.
Walter L. Gray, the administrator,
will sell at auction at 1:S0 p. N. Tues
day, the George P. Tucker house and lot
on Park Street, also the household
effects and furniture. Mr.. Park Is suc-
tioneer. Note that the hour of the auc-
tiOu is 80 p. NJ.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office March Srd, 1918:
Miss Ernestine Turner.
Kiss Bessie PetOn.
Miss Marion johnson.
Mrs. Julia Abbott.
". +. Powers.
ST. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Paris Grange will hold an all day
meeting March 18th. The first and sec
ond degrees gill be worked on two can
didates in the forenoon. Mountain
Grange OF North Buckfield and West
Paris Grange are invited. Worthy State
Master c. s. Stetson will be present.
Wilbur, the younger son Of Rev. aud
Mrs. Chester Gore Miller, celebrated his
sixth birthday Friday with a party.
About twenty of his young friends, with
some OF the mothers, were guests. The
afternoon was spent in games and the
eating of refreshments, aud the affair
was very enjoyable for the little people,
Asmay be noted by announcement else
where in this paper, a hearing on the
matter of the proposed court house at
RumtOrd will be given by the judiciary
CON mittee at the state house next Fri
day. The Democrat has information
which justities the statement that the
act stands very little show of favorable
action.
Nathan A. Chase has returned to Iliou
y Y, and bis mother, Mrs. Clara Chase
met him in Boston and went with him tc
llion, where she will keep house for him
Mrs. Alta Rankin accompanied them te
lliOn to pack up things. Priscilla, Mr.
Chase's daughter, remains here with bel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Walker.
Aquiet but very pleasant wedding
took place at the Congregational parson
age Saturday morning, when Rev. A. I
AcWhOrter united in marriage Mr.. Den
mis- L. Dorey and Mrs. Maude s. Fuller
The bride was tsstefully dressed in
travelling suit of gray. Both are resi-
dents OF Oxford, and will make their fu
ture home there.
The erecting car Of the American
Bridge Co. is here, preparing to put IL
the heavy girders at the railroad bridge