Oxford Democrat., 1914-04-28
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
ONCE Hours T:50 A. n. TO Z 80 p. u.

SOUTH PARIS POST Offtck.
lHce Hours 7:3O A. n.to7 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept 2s. 1913,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going town East ) SO a. m. express. daily
asa NJ, local. daily except Sunday; 4 sss p m.
t,oy1g up west s:4s a. m, express, daily
s}5 p. ~, Local, daily except Sunday; s 81 I'm.
express, daily.
CHURCHES.
FIRST congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
Wrr-ter. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 4S A. u.
S.-Ear school IL As A. M; Y. p. 5. G. Z. so
P.y Evening service ! 90 p. NJ; Church
r-sva- meeting Wednesday evening at 30 p. n
-0. otherwise connected, are cordially In
Ne,holist Church, Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
U1 sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. Il.
preaching service O45 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
ST., Epworth League Meeting 600 P. n.
prayer meeting Wednesday evening Z 80; clas'
meeting Friday yening 30;
Baptist Church, Rev. Z. A. Davis, Pastor
Ou sunday, preaching service 10 a5 A NJ; Sab
ta.a school ls N; Y. p. 5. c. E., cas- P. N.
aver service I 80. Seats free. All ar
8c come.
Universalist Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
Pss.Or. Preaching service every Sunday a
~ a. M Chhuag cNAOOA ~ l. IA. u. ~ -
a.1P.N
STATED MEETINGS.
T. & A. M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
nee. Ing TUESDAY evenin., on or before fullmoon
10. .. F.-Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
lnSs, Thursday evenih of each week.-Aurprs
Encampment, drst and .hird Monday evenings
Of each month.
d. OF R.-Mount Plelsan' Rebeksh Lodge, No
30, meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month In Odd Fellows Hall.
6. A. R.-w. X. Eimbal Post, No. l4s, meets
Or { and third Saturday evenings OF each
month, IN q. A. r. Hall.
VIM. h. Kimball Circle. Ladies' of the g. A
r, meets hrst snd third Saturday evenings OF
each month, IN Grand Army Hall.
s v.-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on the first Tuesday night after the full OF the
noon.
p. H.-Parfs Grange. meets drst and third
saturday Of zach month, IN Grange Hall.
10. g. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
ca month.
:. <. o. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
.areJs second and fourth Wednesday evenings
*. OF P.-Hamlin Lodge, No, 81. meets every
E.ilsy evening at Pythian Hall.
g. Guy Buck has purchased Chevro-
.s. touring car of Fogg & Wheeler.
J. J. Merrill and family have moved
iDto the rent vacated by l.. S. Merrill on
Western Avenue.
The Seneca Club holds its annual
meeting this Monday evening with Miss
Tdayer, the hostesses being Mss Thayer
and Mrs. Haskell.
Mrs Maria Glover has gone to East
sumner to meet the remains of her
c-suddaughter who died in Whitman,
Mass, last January.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Betcher of Berlin,
y RI were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs.
r. Taylor for short time last week,
stopping on their return from the Con-
terence at Portland.
VT and Mrs. Samuel Flemming have
gone 90 Wells Beach. Mrs. Flemming
l4, a situation there, and Mr.. Flemming,
gho is in poor health, will receive treat
meut, and secure work when he is able.
Charles A. Gray, who has been run
ming printing business in South Fran
ingham, Mass, has come with his family
g Portland, whore he is in charge OF
the printing for the Burnhsm & Morrill,
Go.
QQite extensive improvements are be-
i1y made on the house of A W. Walker
on Pleasant Street, including the addi-
ton Of piazza on the north side, new
chimney with a fireplace, hard wood
doors, etc.
Last Tuesday morning the Little An
jroScoggin River was al the highest
point it has reached in some years. 1t
came within about four inches of the
surface of the road east of the Park
Street bridge.
Viola Walton, Muriel S Bowker, Ma
rie G.. Newton, Doris A. Culbert, Cert
rude Curtis, Mildred Maxim, Myra G.
Haggett, Lulu Davis, ID lrothy ID. Wight,
with Miss Cushmsn as chaperone spent
the four days vacation at Hall Pond.
Tuesday evening an illustrated lecture
will be given in Grange Hall by native
of western Canada, on agriculture as
carried on in in western Canada-Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Ad-
mission Is cents. All receipts go for
the benefit of the grange.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hall are guests
OF Mrs Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
Field. Mr.. Hall, who has been mem
Der of the East Maine Conference, in
cbaros NJ the chnrch ar Eastop has
baa1 ,rorofsrrsd 20 Nswnort Y n
whara ,bav wiiI 90 IRON, bsre
Hon. James s. Wright was at Auburn
Thursday as attorney for Mrs. Harriet
NJ. Bailey of South Paris in the trial of
WI Wb;,S;er of Poland last October Whit.
90. bou,bt sona Ia,d in Poland M Mrs
poi,en tSa i,rJ hair, shoan 20 hin, hv
- 80 Wait1n Raiisv and bs cIaimsS
that tho tne l;nss we're nor as rsnresented
a rarS;c, Sor NIrs RaiIav was ratnrns5
Advertised letters and cards IN South
Paris post office, April ., 1914:
NJ. T. J: Cummings.
Snaries m 3 II, siagg'
Miss Thyra GriGeth.
Master Hector Sparks.
Mrs K. Kramer
Mr. Mr. A. Botdman'
SF DAVIS PM.
The orchestra which will furnish mu-
sic for the May ball in Grange Hall FRI
day evening is composed OF Miss ida
Dean, piano; Carl Briggs, violin; Phiilp
Jones, cornet; George Soper, trap drums'