Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-08-04
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS Posr oFFicR.
Urice Hours 7:S0 A. n. to Z 80 r. n.

SOUTH PARIS Posr oFFicK.
mice Hours 7:S0A u. to- 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. 2s. 1913,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
;,,p. town EAST 5; SO a. m. express. daily.
stsa NJ. local, daily except Sunday; 4 SO p. m,
EN- .,rs up Gwes.) s,s a. m, express, daily;
s.C %. m. local, daily except sunday; s:5a pm.
express. daily.
CHURCHES.
y,r.t congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
Wf.r,cr, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 3s A Il.
sunday school II As A. NJ; Y. p. s. G. Z. go
3 vs. Evening service 100 p. NJ; Church
u-..er meeting Wednesday evening At 80 p. n
not otherwise connected, are cordially In
y,aOdist Church, Rev. Z. 1. Spear, Pastor
Oh midday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
B-, ming service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
Z Epworth League Meeting 8 90 p. n,
pr.r.r meeting "Wednesday evening I 80; clas
..lt Church, Rev. T. A. Davis, Pastor
n. alay, preaching service l045 A. NJ, Sab.
,nooi II M; Y. p. 5. G.. E., sis p. NJ,
Meeting 90 p M; Wednesday evening
.- service 100. Seats free. All ar
s--al,st Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller,
r.r Preaching service every Sunday Al
m. Sunday School AZ IL n. f.P. Z. U.
STATED MEETINGS.
"A M.-Pari Lodge. No. "a. Regular
.-. ruesllay evening on or before full moon.
LJ. o. F.-MOunt Nica Lodge. regular meet
co.. .iag eyenlh OF each week.-Aurora
.wpmaut. trst and .hiri Monday evenings
' R-Nouur Ple,san Rebekah Lodge. No.
Gu meet. second and fourth Fridays OF each
t- Id aa'ttyys' HAL.
R-W s. Hlmban Post, No. las. meets
Fr .1I .alrl ,aturday evenings Of each
- ,r O., E. Hall
.. Eim5l. Crcle. Ladies' Of the G. A
% ,ss,s Brs, and third Saturday evenings Of
esrb month IN Grand Army Hail.
ofY-,io-hua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on tlc 1rs. Tuesday hight after the full OF the
.g.-Paris Grange. meets first and third
....-.iay " zach month. In Grange Hail.
r. ID Is. second and fourth Mondays OF
s. %. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
,.s... sec0ni and fourth "Wednesday evenings
g' each month.
uf P.-Hamlin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
3 So evening at Pythisn Hall.
"a. Parlin has employment at Au-
burn.
y-s. Archie L. Cole Is visiting her rel
a. at Bucksport.
Esy Thayer of Portland is the guest of
h- rents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Thayer.
Don't forget the food sale at Miss
Tasser's store August 18th, at O'Clock
y Haskell and family are spending
their yacstion at their camp south of the
ysge.
D-. z. W. Rounds, after spending few
weeks of his vacation here, returned
WelDesdsy to Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Rizpah Whitman and Miss Kath-
a-ra Norton have been visiting for the
pas, lew days at Mr.. Denison's in Harri- |
~I4w's Orchestra, four pieces, went to |
a-gsaEs Pond Thursday night and fur |
ID. lsi music for the V. l. S. ball in the
opera House.
BIT. and Mrs. o. Fl. Bumpus went
Thurs aay TO Onset, Mass, where they
vI -smain through August to care for
.--. -lttsges.
Mrs ClistOn Mcallister and son, who
have been with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs George NJ. Giles, for few weeks,
have returned to Auburn.
Alton c. Wheeler spoke last week at
Progressive meetings, Tuesday evening
at Lewiston, Wednesday at Brunswick,
and Friday evening at Rumford.
Clarence G. Morton and family, and a
Girl friend of Miss Helen Morton, OF
CRYSTAL, N. a., were guests of Mrs. l..
C. Morton over Saturday and Sunday.
An addition is being built on the house
OF Mrs. l.. A. Rounds on Main Street, to
provide two bath rooms, on the first and
second floors, which will be installed.
Mrs. Anna II. Hayes went Saturday to
spend two weeks at Squirrel Island,
where she will be joined by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rodney w. Brown of Reading,
Mass.
Leon, the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Burgess, who has been very
III with meningitis, and was for time
considered in hopeless condition, is i'm
proving.
About forty couples attended the dance
conducted by Howard W. Shaw in
Grange Hall Friday evening. Mr.. Shaw
will run another dance next Saturday
night. All invited.
Merton Titus Of Portland, who Is a
train dispatcher in the employ of the
Grand Trunk, and his family, are spend
Ing q part of their vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Titus.
Mrs. Geo. r. Morton, Master Henry
Morton, and Ralph johnson, Mrs.
Clarence Morton and Miss Helen and
Master Hugh went Monday morning to
Portland where they will spend few
days at the sea shore.
Misses Esther and Marion Wheeler
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G.
Wheeler for two days last week while
their parents were in Boston, returning
Saturday to their camp at Shagg Pond
where they are spending their vacation.
While at work in the mill of j. A. Ken
ney & Co., one day early last week, Al
bert Hatch got one hand against a saw,
cutting all four fingers 10 the bone. The
wound was dressed, and while he will be
disabled for a while,it is thought that no
serious permanent injuries will result.
A band of Gipsies struck town Friday,
with six gayly decorated teams and
large number of people also gsyly dec
Grated They were = typical Gypsy
crowd, up to ali the traditional thievish
tricks of their race, but so far as heard
from did not secure anything OF conse-
queucs here. They "moved on" with
only short stay.
II. NJ. Gerry and family of Cambridge,
Mass, who have been spending their va
cation at Locks's Mills, came to South
Paris one day last week. Mr.. Gerry re-
turned Saturday TO Cambridge, where he
il engaged in Y. NJ. G. A. work among
foreigners. Mrs. Gerry and the two
children remain here for while, and are
at George Tirrelps.
Hudson knight passed his eightieth
birthday anniversary on Friday, but with
out special observance. Except for occa-
sionsl difficulty with heart trouble Mr..
Knight is in excellent physical condition,
aud retains all his faculties fully. Mr..
Knight is well known citizen OF Paris,
born in town and always resident oil II,
and has host of friends.
Miss Katherine Morton entertained
party OF a dozen young ladies last Mon
day evening in honor Of her guest, Miss
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