Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-20
This nice rainy day ID the best weaths
We have had In six weeks.

We have had In six weeks.
John Wight was In Berlin, N. H., Sun
day, to be present at the funeral Of bis
brother Caleb.
Miss Katherine d. Weare of Ports
mouth, N. a., is the guest Of her sister,
Miss Sylvia E. Wears.
Next Sunday Rev. A. T. McWhorter
will exchange pulpits With Rev. Herbert
Tilden, d. D., Of Hebron.
B.N. Chapman was 10 BERLIN, N. H.,
Sunday, to attend the funeral Of his
srothsr-in-law, Caleb Wight.
Mrs. W. T. Wheaton Of Sssrsport has
been the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Stuart, for few days.
A meeting of the Universalist parish
will be held at the church Friday even
ing of this week. fos the transaction Of
business.
There will be social dance at Grange
Hall, Friday evening, Oct. %. Music by
Shaw's orchestra, under the management
of Paris Grange.
DR.. C. L. Buck expects to attend the
meeting OF the State Sunday School AS
sociatiou at Bangor next week, on the
9th, 18th and Goth.
Mrs. Frank Adams of Westminster,
Mass, and Mrs. Harry Goddard and
little daughter of Gardner, Mass, are
guests of their brother, John A. Scott.
Maurice L. Noyes is Mt Isls au Haut
for three or four weeks, where he is do
ing job of building for the owner of
the place on which Leon E. Noyes is
engaged.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller Of the South
Paris church delivers one of the sermons
at the meeting of the Oxford Universal
list Association on Thursday and Friday
of this week.
Do not miss hearing The Japanese
songs and stories by Gladys Beulah
Powers at the Baptist church, Oct
20. Price 25 cents: Children under
twelve years Is cents.
The annual reception of the W. c. T.
U. TO the teachers and parents will be
held at the vestry of Deering Memorial
SuuECu rtiuaJ cNcuiuk Va WHO "ooN'
All parents and teachers are cordially
invited.
Rev. NJ. V. McAlister and family have
taken rooms for the winter in Lewiston,
where Mr.. McAlister is taking studies at
Bates College. He continues as pastor
OF the Congregational church at Eliot,
occupying the pulpit on Sundays.
Mt. Mica Lodge will entertain Harri-
son Lodge aud Oxford Lodge Of North
Waterford Thursday evening OF this
week. There will be rehearsal for
the second degree Tuesday evening and
all who have worked in this degree must
be present.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office, Oct. 10, 1914:
H. B. Eaton.
4. A. OIton.
Mrs. Ella FogS.
Miss Lena l.. Libby.
Mrs. Edgar Craggs.
VIII Emery.
F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Charles A. Hemingway, who has been
for some time running q blacksmith
shop at North Paris, has returned TO
shop at the Cummings Manufacturing
Co. Mr.. Hemingway has moved into
the Royal house on Main Street, where
the family of George NJ. Tubbs went
out.
The Sunday School rally at the Con-
gregatioual church was a decided sue
cess. A good musical program and a
few Rotations added much TO the
service. The addresses Of Mr.. Burr
Jones and Rev. Il. L. Nichols were
pointed, practical and helpful. The
attendance was the largest in the history
of the Sunday School.
Sunday morning at Deering Memorial
Church, Rev W F. Berry, D. d. preach
ed, representing the Civic League. DR..
Berry is on his way to Ohio to enter the
state wide prohibition campaign. Last
night the pastor gave an address on
How the Braves Won" Next Sunday
he begins series to young people. The
first, "How to Choose Husband"
The Uuiversslist Mission Circle met
with Mrs. Charles Durham Tuesday,
and voted to pack another barrel to send
10 Rev. Hannah j. Powell Cor her coast
mission work. All who wish to give
clothing can leave their packages with
Mrs. Durham or at the church vestry,
also all who wish to contribute wristers
or old linen sheets for handkerchiefs for
Red Cross work, to be sent to the sol
diers across the water in their hospitals.
The circle will be pleased with all such
articles.