Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-02

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Es.innins June p. 1913,
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CHURcREs-
...,---,.ational Church. Rev. A. i. Nc
-. .,s.sT- Preaching service. 10 ~ A. n;
y..I,v 81 .1o. II ;4o A NJ u; u Esn,sS
s-a.A SEEMING service 100 ?. n; Shnreh
p .c..rz Wednesday evening At 80 p. n
grsys -sryStse connected. are cordially In
y!lei .... rburch. Rev. C. 1. Spear, Pastor.
Ne.A morning prayermeeting 10 80 A; \.
on 80. lsrvlca l0 As A. M; Sabbath Scnool
prs. .-I tr.gorth League Meeting 800 P. NJ
/ y, ~-sgt'ng Wednesday evening 3Soi CLASS
nelIa sT. .'.-, Re Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor.
pa reaching service 10 40 A. NJ; SAD.
20 NY p. $. c. E., 6Io p. N. :;
.A- -....ry 500 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
l,5s- service T:5O. seats free' AL are
S.ce., Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
teaching service every SUNDAY AZ
!s'. sunday school at II NJ. \. Z. Z. U.
STATED MEETINGS.
IA N-Pari Lodge, No, -, . nesaasi
o. r.sslay evening on or before Iull moon
Mount Ntca Lodge, regular mees-
l'e -. rsv eyeniL OF esch week.-Aurora
frat and third Monday evenings
o.eals SopD, Ple,ssn Rebekah Lodge, No.
u -r.s se0ud and fourth rriusys VI e~SD
800 f. H.ti Fellows Hal. so o,.
Is. K. Eimbs,l Post, No. 49, meets
.,-t .-j Saturday evenings oA esoD
ann. A. <. Hall. III. o,,nsc
p .rs... s-sl and third Saturday evenings %
- mons. ~ Grand Army Han. -. ..,....
e. 5y--.-fua l. Chamberlain Camp meets
.r. --., tuesday night after the full OF the
no ..r-p us Grange. meets first and third
t-i.- a..r1 month, IN Grange HAL
second and fourth Mondays OF
~. stony Brook Lodge no, ael,
sc fourth "Wednesday evenings
Ism Lodge. No, 81, meets every
r- .,.,,.-.. i. Pythisn Hall.
stores AMI banks were closed Labor
Dag SEPT. ISL.
E r. away has purchased
Fanisr- about.
Wis, sra $ Richards visited the past
vea< Lsc0nia y. Il.
NJ Toward Allen entertained Mrs.
Arc- uruey Tuesday.
Mrs.. 81 whitman of Massachusetts,
svis.t.uc az J Il. Stuarts.
Fra. B1nney aud wife of Houlton are
y...- Nr. BOuney's parents.
NJ and Mrs. Perley Whitney are en-
.sra rg Mr.. Plummer of Berlin.
NJ S W. Msrs,on Of Andover is
Hstcg her sister, Mrs. F. V. Abbott.
II. Briggs and family spent Sun
iay rh Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt of Lewiston.
NJ A. j. Hill of Norway Lake is Wis
ting ler daughter, Mrs. Howard Allen
MIS-. Walton Bailey and two children
dP5land is visiting relatives in South
Ars.
Ms. Edna Maxim returned Tuesday
nom a visit to her grandfather at Liver
more.
E.eazsr Durham and family spent the
past week at Cummings cottage at Nor
way lake.
Phil Jones pending two weeks
With his aunt, Mrs. Minnie Ham, at
WoodfOrds.
Mrs. Geo. Barton Of Auburn was the
guest of Mrs. Lila WOodbu. for few
days last week.
Mrs. Henry Maxim returned Tuesday
fl. M West Sumner, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mss Matte Hersey, formerly Of south
Paris, greeted her friends here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Nj. and Mrs. Lyman Cobb of Fitch
burg Mass, are visiting Mrs. Cobo's Sis
ter. Mrs. John Blair.
Mrs Nora Briggs and daughter Mil
dred # Winthrop, Maine, are visiting
Mr. aud Mrs. John Wight.
Nj and Mrs. Fred Holt Of Melrose
High AIDS have been visiting MI. ana
Ms Irving Andrews.
Mrs. Nellie L. Brickett of South Paris
recently played at musical gwen oy
the ,,umer visitors of Bryant's Pond.
Mrs. L. Z. Bean, Miss Cora Mason and
Paulne Mason visited relatives IN Bethel
Tuesday, coming home "Wednesday
morning
Mrs. Louisa j. Briggs went to Port
land Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Emma Gibbs, and her grandson, Ralph
B peufOld.
Az. Goldsmith, superintendent OF
The Burnham & Morrill, corn shop, Is
seen upon our streets driving new
Me'z run-abOut.
Mas Geneva Young returned home
nom Belfast Tuesday, where she has
been visiting the family of (. b. Lunt,
formerly Of this place.
Thursday Mrs. w. B. Strickland en-
ter,1.ned her mother, Mary j. Edwards,
snd ~ sisters, Mrs. Angie Cutler and
Mrs ROnello Edwards.
Miss Cassie Briggs and Miss Mary
Chase accompanied Carl Briggs to Bry-
ant Pond Tuesday evening, where Mr.
Briggs was violinist at dance.
p. E. Hathaway and family returned
from Wsterville, where they hay" been
spending the summer with Mrs -tha-
ways parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wing.
The workmen have finished painting
the high school building. The inside
work was done by the Stuart Bros, and
the outside was painted by Amos Bird.
Mrs. G. <. Deliver and daughter
Marie OF Boston, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman, left
Wednesday to visit relatives in North
Waterford.
John Harper, formerly in the employ
of the Norway and Paris Street Railway
Co, has gone TO Portland, where he will
be employed by the Portland Street
Railway Co. as motorman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell visited
Andoyer Monday, returning the same
day. Mr.. Walter Abbott and family
who have been spending their vacation
IN AudOyer, returned with them.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
Sunday School were photographed Tues
day, as Mrs. Walter Dennison, who is
member Of the class, is to leave soon for
her new home in Indiana.
What is the matter with our fat menu
The tat men Of Norway claim that they
have twice challenged the fat men oil
South Paris to a game of ball, and have
received no answer to their challenge.
Mrs. Nina Goodwin of Norway attend,
ed the meeting Tuesday evening of the
n. (. o. p. at South Paris. The meet
ing Was we'll attanded there were Six