Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-20
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
80 uou-s, 1894. 4. to 7 80 r. u.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
O-.s Hours. 7 50 A. =. TO 7 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. 3. 1913.
RAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Coin, down East 5 So q. m. express. daily
oSs N. local daily except sunday; $50 p m'
express Sr west Gas q. M. express, daily
80 m. local. daily except Sunday; s;o2 pm.
express, daily.
CHURCHES
-. .o,yrexstiousl Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
,rso-ter. Pastor. Preaching service. 10 a. A. 4;
s--Jsv school II as A. NJ; \: Z. >. Y. T. oN
- Evening service W =; H. a.. Sn . :.
-,ys- meeting Wednesday evening ~ ~
t.-11'C,t ctherysise connected, are cordiaily In
7'; Ss-t,,o.l,s, Church, Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
on sunday. morning PrayermeeSng !" s A. -
s-s..5InT service 10 As A. N; saooatn scnoo
~ Euworth League Meeting 40 r n,
49, meeting Wednesday evening 80; Gas
Tsg;irs Friday yening 30 nh, p..,o.
Rsrus. Church. Rev. = a JAWS ras S.h
III, Srplav. preaching service 10 40 A. M, SAP.
ps,r Sc6oo. II NJ, Y. p. 5. c; T., $50 7. N;
a. --set'ng 90 p NJ; Wednesday evening
P-sysr servics so. Seats free. AL are
TIC .igS-.al,s, Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
preaching service every sunday 81
15-S N sunday School AZ IL N. III u u
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psri Lodge. No. "a. Regular
i-, Trss.isv eyepins on or before fullmoon'
m n. E-MOunt Nics Lodge, regular meet
f T-r-siav eveniL OF each weeK.-Aurora
is,s' lrss and bird Monday evenings
sP -Norn, Pie san Rebeksh Lodge, No.
o, 5s,. .ssord snd fourth Fridays OF each
.-.r.- tr U..t Fellows BAH -. -
Nv e. kimosll Post, NO. l*e, mee,s
al AMI ,a,-E Ss.urday evenings OF each
- .r D Il. X. B4O.
Kis5aI Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A
% -es.- DIS: 4ul third Saturday evenings OF
-, ,rGnt- 70 Grand Army Han.
rFV-i1shCs L. Chamberlain camp meets
-- 49,. dr.. Tuesday night after the full OF the
PofB-Par,s Grange; meets asss Ia. and third
r. (. & Z second and fourth Mondays Of
-. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets -scont and fourth "Wednesday evenings
os P.-Hamun Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Fr.Isy evening 81 Pythian Hall
The stone house at High and Gothic
Streets, occupied by ]. A. Scott and
family, is to be connected with the
seSss
Charles E. Brett left Friday for hunt
inc .rip beyond Pstten, with his brother,
II p. Brett, and two other men from
Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Charles r. Elder and Miss Mar
yrsrs,e Elder closed their summer home
hers and left for their home in Maiden,
Mass, on Tuesday.
NJ. and Mrs. W. B. Mitchell Of Phila-
de ia, Mrs. Millsr's parents, were
gas..s at Rev. Chester Gore Miller's
is avs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hubbard of Hiram
were at George T. Ess,man's while Mr..
Hg55ard was serving on the jury. Mrs.
F4s.nan is Mr. Hubbsrd's niece.
Wr. and Mrs. o. II. Bumpus arrived
home last Monday night from Onset,
Me- where they had been for about
ta uonths to care for their cottages.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold its
annual business meeting next Thursday
afternoon at 2 80 at the home OF Mrs. l..
G.. Morton. There will also be social
15a, Tor sewing, etc.
Unconscious humor: An automobile
bearing safety first" banner in con-
sp.cl0us position, taking the blind
corner around Odd Fellows Block at
twenty miles an hour.
Charles Cook, who is employed in the
f lrr-Jaynes drug store in Lewiston, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. p. <. Wheeler,
TO- lew days, being laid off from work
-
among the many court attendants
Ia, week was Ronello A, BarrOws, OF
Canton. who for nearly thirty five years
was a deputy sheriff of Oxford County.
N BarrOws now holds commission as
trial justice.
Mrs. Z. Il. Haggett went last week
With Mr.. and Mrs Fl. o. Rolfe of East
waterford on an automobile trip to Hart
ford, CT, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
George A. Cutting. They expect to be
away two weeks.
The season Of fairs being now over,
and everything but the state fair at Lew
.ston having had the best Of weather, we
are now ready for rain-as ready as We
ever shall be, at least-and there Is no
question that We need IL.
That the brown-tsil moths are not ex-
tiuct is shown by the falling of the
leaves. As the branches OF the trees are
barred, more or less nests can be seen on
item. But the number of them is much
less than in the past few years.
henry Z. Howe was at home from
Springfield, Mass, last Monday TO visit
b, mother, Mrs. +. A. Heidner. He
hsd expected to make stay of few
DAYS, but was called back by telegram,
50 that his visit here was only between
trains.
Robert Paterson took Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles stanton OF Oxford and Mr.. aud
Ms. Grant Abbott of Norway TO Top
sham fair in his automobile Wednesday,
aud on Thursday he took Mr.. and Mrs.
A b Talbot and B. +. Richards and
Miss Matte Richards to the fair.
r. P. Millett fell from a ladder last
week displscing a bone in his foot so
that he has 10 walk on erutches at present.
u was picking grapes with an apple
ladder aud when starting to descend
with a basket OF grapes the ladder turn
ed over throw ng him 10 the ground.
While at work for j. A. Kenney &
Co. asst Monday, just before the close OF
the day, Verne Aldrich cut OF the little
fnge. Of his right hand al the first joint
on a ssw. Other parts OF the hand were
also ezed by the saw, and he had a
narrow escape from more severe injury.
Mrs. A. c. Jones and Mrs. Margaret
Wilbur and daughter Dorothy have
broken up their home at South Paris
and gone to Portland, where Mrs. Jones
will make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. W. W. Walker, and Mrs. Wilbur
and daughter will be there for the pres
ent
Mrs H. Z Wilson is the hostess OF
the Seneca Club at its second meeting
this Monday evening. The study of
Germany is continued, with special ref
ereDce to Luther and his time. The
toll program is:
The Land OF Luther Mrs Fernald
The German Goyerument-----M rs; Forbes
Inc Reformation .---------.---.---M Mrs. Eastman
Resdlng-Luther In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Barnes
Mrs. Carrie A. Briggs returned last
Wednesday from st. Johnsbury, w.,
where she was called about the first OF
October on account of an accident to her
son, Frank A. Briggs. Mr.. Briggs was