Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-07-08

Sortb Paris, Maine, July s, 1913
HSOUTH PARIS.
~ sol-ra PARIS POST oFFIcE.
w oses Hours 7.SoA.E'io7 SO Pm
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June y. 1913,
-g,rSs LxAvE SOUTH PARIS
-,.,y, -Es.t) 5 IS q. m. express, daily
CONS r,.ai. Tally; 8 80 a. m, local, daily ex'
5wa sn-,itr. 3.43 D. m, express, daily. sun
Sg',rgr-lou. 81 a. ~, 3 W p ID.
tsy - West 50 a. m. express, daily
GcLoS i5stl. tally except Sunday; IL p. m,
jS PllI,ii,y Is p N. express, daily. Sunday
s,S.sH-.lon Il..s a. m, 80 p M
CHURCHES.
.r,,.,-sy,tional Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
IT'S s. Pess6r. Preaching service, 10 AS A. n;
Wore S+oo1, n as A. NJ; Y. P. S. Z. E 500
Sah4al seeming service I 90 p. NJ; Church
?. \, ,eetlnz Wednesday evening az 80 p. n.
PT s!Sot Otherwise connected, are cordially In
7.is. no., church. Rev. T. y. Kewley, Pastor
hSS,"-.lgv morning prayermeeting 10 800 A. n.
Vl..t,rg service lO:45 A. M; Sao0ath Schooi
Lgw5rth League Meeting 8 90 p. NJ;
!: ", meeting wednesday evening 7:So; clase
Pa Fr'lsy yen!ng 80.
1eeA.f g-1-rh. Rev Z. A. Davis, Pastor.
b1..,iag preaching service l045 A. NJ; Sab.
va IN se5o6i H. NJ; \. p. :. z. T., 6lo P. N.
'-eger meeting 500 P. NJ. Meunesday evening
P. .sy service 80. Seats free. All are
Sge2.aC church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
~ Preaching service every sunday az
49, "A. sunday school at Il n. f.P. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
"a M-Parl Lodge, No. "a. Regular
I'm ss.!ar evening Onor before rulImoon'
TO ID F.-M0unt Mica Lodge, regular meet
S.. rbg-s las eyenih OF each week'-Aurora
jg;s,.S~rncat. IRIS, and .hird Monday evenings
o. 6 e'l5 -Yount Ple,san Rebekah Lodge. No.
-s,,s +scond and fourth Fridays OF escn
month lu 1td Fellows Hau. 40 ....,.
INV. h. KiInbsll Post, No. las, meets
a. AMI .hird Saturday evenings OF escD
ma E'nban Circle. Ladies' of the G. A
% need. srst and third Saturday evenings OF
..lr rr7r.1 10 GrSnd Army Han
.fX-'1shgg L. Chamberlain camp meets
a-tH, f-.. Tuesday night atter the run ol 'ne
-r.rls Grange. m,e.s drst and third
,4..-.sg y a.g- mouth, In e. ange haH;
Tu.5 -seo0ud and fourth mondays Oh
ga s stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.s,-r.l AMI '1 rgh Wednesday evenings
10 each month. - ., r.oa,a .,avy
P.-HamHu L15se, NO, 81 meets every
F-.4g e7galrs so Py,alan Hall
Mrs George r eastman visited in
Lowell over the Fourth.
Mr. and Nr-. l., Z. Andrews and
tasghteg ya geat the Fourth at Lowell.
Ms Lena Hicks, who teaches in
BsyeIl. Mass, with her father, d. +.
Hicks
Mrs T.. A. Rounds and Miss S. L.
Rounds are spending a few days at
HEPswe.I.
Mrs George Haskell picked one hun
irsi four esfed clovers near her dwell
ing recently.
Miss Hargie E. Jordan and Miss Nora
A. Durham are attending the summer
rl0. AZ GOrham Normal.
Mrs A. Record and son Miles ar
lived Wednesday ut the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Crockett.
L r. Scrutou is expected here this
week 20 begin work on the concrete
bridge at the foundry. He has already
slipped bis tools.
Clarence Quimby of Turner was the
guest Of Morton Bolster for few days
Iast week, and Mr. Bolster accompanied
him home for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Robertson and
daughter Miriam left Saturday morning
for Falmouth Foreside, whore they are
cottage for week.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter went Saturday
20 his old parish at Union, where he OH
cisted at a wedding and christening OF
children, besides preaching IN his old
pulpit.
A reception 10 the new members OF
the Methodist church who have recently
juued was given at Deering Memorial
Church after prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs F. II. Packard and daughter and
Miss Maud Carter of West Paris and
Miss Nettie Getchell of Boston were
guests of Mrs. II. A. Morton for the
day Wednesday.
Miss Martha o. Wymsn and her neph-
ew Ralph A. Wyman, satanic majesty
and geueralissimo of the Democrat office,
hay. been visiting relatives at West
Peru fY- the past few DAYS.
Farrar Bros. have moved their grain
bushes, from the Sburtleff mill, now
owned by VIM. b. Russell, into A. +.
SburHed's building on the other side OF
the street, nearly opposite.
The factory Of the Paris Manufactur-
Ing Co. shut down Thursday night, and
will remain shut down through this
week for the usual summer vacation,
starting up again next Monday.
The Delta Alphas were guests at-will
Of Miss Rena Tribou at Captain Tribou's
cottage at Lake Pennesseewassee last
week, spending such time there as they
had opportunity, and going and coming
as hey pleased.
NrS John Sim DSon has curiosity in
The form of two-heade6 chicken. No,
it I,u't alive, if it was it would probably
be worth its weight in gold; it's pre-
served in alcohol But 1t has four eyes
and two bills just the same.
Harry NJ. Wheeler of Wakefield. Mass,
arr ed here Thursday night, and on
Saturday, with P. K. Hathaway, went to
bis camp at Shsgg Pond for stay OF a
few days. His father, Z. K. Wheeler,
iJued them Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett, Ernest
?. Crockett, Mrs. l.. S. Fairbanks, Miss
Ethel C.. Crockett, Miss Julia p. Morton
and Miss S. K. Porter have been a. Mrs
Fairbanks camp at Concord Pond for q
number of days, and portion of the
party will remain for longer time.
Some shortage of Fourth Of July
booze was caused by the activity OF Dep
uty Sheriff Titus, aided by the Webb
law. During the week before he tool
possession OF several packages OF liquo
at the express office, largely in gallon
lots, and all of them have been libeled
Hon. James S. Wright Of the execu
tive council, and Mrs. Wright, ATTENDED
the Gettysburg semi-ceniennisl will
Governor Haines' party, which included
the council and the governors stan. Me-
and Mrs. Wright started from her
Tuesday morning, leaving Portland tha
night.
Mrs. Mary Hall, who makes her hom
With her daughter, Mrs. II. c. Ripley
10 Pawhuska, Oklahoma, is with friend
here to spend the rest of the summer Ii
H. ia bor,a tnwp Sha arrival tn