Oxford Democrat., 1913-02-25

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Grand Trunk RAILWAY.
Retaining sept. -, 1912.
-g,rss LEAvE SOUTH PARIS
,.,,,g down ,Eass): S36 .. m. da,Iy, ssS GS,Is =
09lI,SS 09l,S, sy,,pt sunday; So p. m, daily 1oinl
n, 9s,J 8 a. M, daily; 3 IS p. m., daily
Lpsspt w sunday; s. p M uSiy'
,,,,,-evstional Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
usH-,sr PASTOR. Preaching service, ~ ~ A. : -. I.
hoVs" hoVios school n rs A. NJ; Y. z. ). Z. =. oSt
sanl-l Tysr,pg service ] 90 P. NJ; Church
p y, --s. Ing Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
PTsysa,s r1vlse connected, are coruisIly In
Tlsed ..-..-,r.n Rev.T.N. Kewley, Pastor
hs.aS,- morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A. n.
On On7L1,~- .prylce 10 rs A. NJ; Saooatn Scnooi
pres. t,gv5-th League Meeting 500 p. M;
y \, --s.t'ns W ednesday evening 80; Class
Pss,,pg Friday yening so. No..
nySS'"-tis, CHURCH, Rev. n. A. Davis, fsstor'
~ IS,'ii iaS preaching service l045 A. NJ; Sab.
". .,, Srboe. h NJ; Y. p. $. Z; 4, 6io p. n,
vAll --,set,sy 90 p NJ; Wednesday evening
p!!s- .s~y,ce 2 80 Seats free. All are
Nge9.S NTs'.'-. Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
Pfsachlng service every Sunday at
iHT N sunday School st II N. f'f' u u
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STATED MEETINGS.
f-Pari, Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- - -T-,, ,.iav evening on or before full moon.
1T1 i Y-M0unt Nica Lodge, regular meet
Nr...-.. .r,y pvenir, OF each week.-Aurora
iEs.ss1rr,srt frst and .hird Monday evenings
o,sscs Mount PleasSn, Rebekah Lodge. No.
D,o..t. y ~. s-,o-4 snG fourth Fridays OF each
S.1,ts 'r 0.,t Eellows' Hall. ,,o .,.
1Sa's w. x. Kimball Post. No. las, meets
A. 70 All :alrl saturday evenings OF each
month 9 o. rlmS1l a :, Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
% -. f-st and third Saturday evenings OF
.s.s month rr Grand Army Han.
~ '..rls H. Chamberlain Camp meets
nj, H. --,, -rs,sy night after the ruii OF the
-p.-r, Grange, meets first and third
s.,r..,- .r ssga month, In Grange HAL:
/. t, l.. Second and fourth Mondays OF
ca stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
....,. s,ro7I A1t fourth wednesday evenings
o' s',. PNii,~Ha Lodge, No. 81. meets every
F-''sy evening So Py'hlan Hall
Charlie B5oney and wife Of Sumner
were guests a. J. D Haynes last week.
Miss Lura Morrill, of Buckfeld has
besn guest az Horace L. Swans for
leg DAYS.
The Ladies Finch Club met Thursday
aesrn0J1 with Mrs. y. ID. Bolster on
PIeasan Street.
Car S. Briggs has opened his dental
pOus 10 The George A. Briggs building
in Narkg Square.
The ladies' of the G. A. +. will serve
dinner az usual at Grand army Hall
town meeting day.
Tbede will be no work at the regular
neetiug of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
Friday evening Of tbs week.
Mrs. l.. W. Jack of woodfords was
nest Of her brother, n. Dayton Bolster,
riiamily, few days last week.
Mss Grace Dean has returned from
IhOspital In Portland, where she has
been for treatment for spinal trouble.
The annual meeting Of Fsirview Gene
.sry Association will be held at the as
,essors' Office, Saturday, Dec. l, at T.
N.
Or. and Mrs. G. A. Stephens, who
have been in Boston since their marriage
the last of December, returned home
friday.
Mrs. II. A. Morton entertained the
Cscilian Choir at her home last Monday
evening. Msrshmallows were toasted,
and various games were played.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cotton left Friday
for Boston. They were present at the
reception of Governor and Mrs. Eugene
Foss at the State House, Feb. 22d.
Thence they will go to Washington,
D. c.
Mrs. Snowden's reading and the must
cal entertainment which preceded 1t, at
the Congregational vestry, last Tuesday
evening. was much enjoyed. There was
a good audience and a fair sum was
realized.
Mrs. T.. c. Morton entertained the
officers and teachers of the Baptist Sun
day School at her home on Park Street
Thursday evening, and party OF about
eighteen we're present. Various games
we're played and a general social time
was ecj1yed, and refreshments were
served
The forthcoming report Of G. w.
B0wker, superintendent OF the South
Paris Village Corporation water works,
vii. make very good showing for the
system. Mr.. Bowker informs the Demo-
crat that the water system will pay inter
esi on the bonds and running expenses
for he year, and leave net surplus OF
abou, $1,000.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph
Company will send representative to
South Paris next Tuesday to look over
the place for fire alarm system. This
company is the largest in the United
States, and has installed more plants
than any other company, and is recon-
mended the best by the State Association
Of Fire chiefs.
Quite a number Of the young people OF
South Paris were invited TO the home OF
Miss Mary Pierce at Paris Hill Friday
evening, the party in all numbering
tweuty.one. The time was spent mainly
10 playing whist, and refreshments were
served. The night was q beautiful one,
mild and still, with full moon and
good sleighing, and both ths ride and
the party were much enjoyed.
Snow fieas" have sppeared-or, rath-
er, one snow flea, at least, that Is what
they called il. In fact, 1t was an old
Ogisnt blackboard, fitted with runners
under the front wheels, which Sanger
Maxim was driving about the streets
few days since. II was obedient to the
wheel, aud skipped about in good shape,
but Sanger thinks it will run better
when be gets the driving wheels
fitted with spikes.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs. Smiley at her home
on Western Avenue. The roll call is In
answer to the question, "What do We
know about Washington" The Tudor
period is the subject OF consideration In
the English history study. Mrs. Barnes
has paper on The Reign Of Henry VIII,
and Miss Walker paper on Life, Man
ners and Customs. A vocal duet by Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Smiley closes the pro-
gram.
At the meeting of Paris Lodge, +. and
A. NJ, Tuesday evening, the following
officers were installed to serve for the
coming year:
WM-F Wendell Rounds.
S.W.-D. NJ. stewart
J. .W.-George r. Eastman.
Treas.-wm. o. rockingham.
Sec.-waher L. Gray.
Chap.-MinOt L. whlttle
Mar.-Charies Il. George.
). D.-Geo. q. Fernald.
J. D.-A. +. Stevens.
SSH. Z. Fletcher.
J. S.-Stanley NJ. Wheeler.
T.-W. A. Porter.