Oxford Democrat., 1913-08-19
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
,s.s g,urs 1904. 10 Z 80 p. q.


,a,s Hours T.3O A. 10 Z 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June -. 1913,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
...,-,.,,To East 5 IS a. m. express. daily
- l5cal daily; 9 50 a. m, local, daily ex
go '.g,risv. 3 t3 p. IN, express, daily. sun
t,gsyrgrs!0n, 81 a. m, W p. m. -
dAt b.. gp Vest $50 q. m, express, ually
,Prg G'- lJc8l. daily except Sunday; ~ p. m.
5e lt,y. go. p. m. express, daily. sunday
.,-ur,iy1. 10 y q. m, ; NO p m
CHuRCHEs.
.-.,r,,,rezatioual Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
s-.sS PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 ~ A n
s-sisy school II As N; 4; r. .; T. EsSs = 1SS
f-.~sr meeting Wednesday evening al 80 r. N
'a'Tlt Otherwise connected, are cordially In
v;s..,.f,.t Church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor.
Ns.lo..'s Ns.l'.sv morning prsyermeeting 10 90 A. N.
v-.ri1- service 10 AS A. NJ; sabbath Schoo.
pm Fuworth League Meeting s 90 p. NJ;
.--.rar = meeting Wednesday evening 80 class
ass..lt; asSi.;., CSurch, Rev. &. A. Davis. Pastor
.. Srr.isv. preaching service l0;t A. M; Sab
.,t- school y NJ; Y. p. ;. {; &, 6io p. M,
.A,r.- "a, meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
s-,yer service 80. Seats free. AL are
"gTITiys-.aI,s. Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
ps.t.- Preaching service every sunday Al
Fs sunday School st IL n. I. p. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
sA M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
.'s.,ry Tuesiay evening on or before fullmoon'
TOO F.-Mount Nica Lodge, regular % mees,
,. r1g-siay eveniL OF each week.-Aurora
ES-,rru ueut. trst and third Monday evenings
.F.sH. month. -
Mount Plelsan, Rebeksh Lodge, No.
a. meet. second and fourth Fridays OF esen
,,1r,7 Q odd Fellows Hall.
"a. Wv. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
trt All third Saturday evenings OF each
r.rt1 ,r l1 A. r Hall.
w K. Kimban Circle. Ladies' Of the 6.
rps., drst and third Saturday evenings OF
sssF ran.h. N Grand Army Hall.
S.sN -IOshus L. Chamberlain Camp meets
.- ,5. a-.. Tuesday night after the full OF the
tE.-Psris Grange, meets hrst and third
,.,.-lsg Is each month. In Grange Hal:
% &. e second and fourth Mondays OF
80. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
..lt. -sc5rI sal fourth Wednesday evenings
0' ~ P.-fis-Ln Lodge. No, 81. meets every
F-lIsy eysa'l, 8, Pythian Hal.
Rev. z. A Davis returned from his
vacation al p 90 saturday.
Daniel Gallagher Of Ashmont, Mass,
ss guest a; j. J. Emeley's.
Mss Edith Brown of Chicago is a
ggsst a, Mrs. Alice P. Thsyer's.
Miss Mary Maxim of Cambridge,
Mass. is the guest of relatives here.
D- r. W. Taylor of Portland has been
agr=s. a, Frank A. Taylor's for a few
iay-
The Twenty-third Maine Regiment
hold, is annual reunion in Grand Army
Hs, on Thursday of this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Roy E. Cole, Stanley NJ.
Wheeler, Miss Mary Abbott and Miss
Margaret Baker made an automobile
uy to Dixield Tuesday.
Mrs Writ Stanley and daughter Eth
syu spent a number of days with Mr..
Ei Mrs. j. +. Stanley at Auburn last
Eeek. They also visited at South Port
and before returning home.
Herbert Young of Auburn has visited
h.s father, Charles Allen Young, few
DAYS. Mr. aud Mrs. viii Nichols OF
Natick, Mass, are now visiting here.
Mrs. Nichols is a niece Of Mr.. Young.
Mrs. T. ). Barnes and Miss Helen NJ.
Barnes went To Portland Tuesday for a
visit 10 relatives. Miss Olive Barnes,
who had been here for few days, re-
turned with them to her home in Port
land.
Warren SWEET Of Winchester, Mass,
vas here the last of the week, and his
son Roger, who had been for some weeks
wi,h his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Nichols, returned home with him
Saturday.
Mrs. W. T. Merriam and children who
have been visiting at Mrs. P. s. Mason s
and with other relatives, have returned
10 their home in South Acton, Mass.
Mrs Mason and Mrs. A. o. Wheeler ac-
eOmpanied them TO Portland.
W.K Holmes and family, after spend
i1g most of their vacation here and at
Shagg Pond, left Friday for South Fran
ingbam. Mass, to visit Mrs. Holmes
people for a while before returning to
their home in Southington, CT.
Scott Y. Marston, who has been for
the past fifteen years with the Paris
Manufacturing Co., left Thursday for
Bethel, Vt, where he will work with 4.
J. Robinson, building contractor. His
family remsiu here at present, but will
20 10 Bethel later.
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler and daughter,
who have been at their camp at Shagg
Pond for some time, returned home
Thursday Mr.. Wheeler remained at
the camp for a portion OF the time while
they we're there, and the rest OF the time
came down daily to attend to his bust
ness.
Daisy and Jesse Msnley are for few
days stopping at the Locke House, Beth
Ell, aud visiting the home of their moth
ers childhood days of long ago. 1t is
their first visit TO Bethel and the old
Fairgrounds Of Mamma when she was
gid Grandpa Penley accompanied
them.
Chas II. Howard will 60 to Boston
this week 10 attend the annual conven
ton Of the United Drug Co., which is a
large concern organized on cooperative
basis and which manufactures the
"ReXal" goods. At last years conven-
ton there were three thousand at the
banquet, and this years is expected 10
be larger.
Thirty or more Mssons from here Wis.
tied Oxford Lodge az Norway Friday,
when by invitation Paris Lodge worked
the N. NJ. degree. A lunch was served
after the meeting. II was 3 notable
meeting in some respects, as in an at
tendance of about 1S0 twenty lodges in
four states were represented, and there
we're over twenty past masters in the as
sembly.
Alton c. Wheeler spoke Thursday
evening at Progressive rally in Gardi-
ner, with Mr.. Lawrence, the Progressive
candidate for congress in the Third Dis
trict Saturday forenoon Mr.. Wheeler
addressed farmers field day at West
Anot, and in the afternoon talked on
public utilities to Turner Center Grange.
Tuesday evening of this week he speaks
At a Progressive meeting at Belfast.
This Monday evening a concert will be
given at Dsering Memorial Church BY
W. ). Wight OF Bethel, the well known
teacher Of singing, with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ernest j. Hill Of Portland, two grea;
artists, famous in festivals and concerts.
They will be assisted by Miss Florence
sawyer Of Portland, soprano and accom-
panist. A feast of music rarely given al
The price, % cents, reserved seats 81
cents.
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On Thursday of this week there viii
be a haarspo ~ kha onnrk hnu.a np fh,