Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-27
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
once Hours: 7:So A. y. to $50 p. =.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
o~,e Hours. $780, u. to 80 Pm.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept .. 1918.
rxArNs LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
,.,,,.. il,yp East IS q. m. express. daily
49, :, local daily except Sunday; 4 SO p. m
elp T,s'.' ao Vest s4s an. express, daily
80 m local, daily except Sunday; $50 pm
express, tally
Frs, congregational Church, Rev. A. L. Mt
,,,s,s- pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. u.
"uy5sC school II AS A. NJ; Y. Z. 3. Z. e. SO
suIs.' Eyening service 100 p. NJ; Churc
y. =. -,seting Wednesday evening at 80 r.
PrHS!oa, Staerwtse connected, are cordially In
d S;soo,,..r,st Charch, Rev. c. I. Spear, Pastor
tsg. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. u.
u-s,,r,1s -ervicr l0:4o A. N; sabbath Scnoc
worth League Meeting 800 p. u.
a !; T meeting wednesday evening 80; elias
PS,iny friday veuing 80.
ng p.i,'.. church, Rev. 4. A. Davis, Pastor
,,r preaching service l0:+o A. NJ; Sab
Ss,h Sreoc' !, NJ; Y. =. $. q: T., 6io p. y.
S-av-r atet.ng 50 p. N. wednesday evenlnl
prSyer service 80 seats ree. All AT
Eg In,y. Hat church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
o. reaching service every sunday .
io.TE sunday School at IL n. f.P. Z. U
at1r.N
srArED MEETINGS.
vtA N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula
sfs- yeping on or before fullmoon
ne Mount Nica lodge, regular meet
l. ~.,.-., .- srenih OF each week.-Auror,
v1sss's,-,.-.s-. ~, and bird Monday evening
o. N ,' g5R-N PIE san Rebekah Lodge. No
q, -vaets sa.-l' and fourth Fridays or eaci
mont, N ,. Kimbsii Post, No. las, mee,i
AZ, All ,a,-, aturday EVENING" Of esci
n, u.- K - 5lns.6 Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
q, -ss,s ars. "a third Saturday evenings o.
- month 'r -and Army Hall.
es.u ,9sv-i.-aaq L. Chamberlain Camp meets
ne ar., z. I'd, IS night after the full Of the
"P2ofH.-F.a- Grange, meets first and third
S,tr-.,.v sch month, In Grange Hall.
To- second and fourth Mondays OF
b. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meet. -ae.- .1I fourth Wednesday evenings
o. Ssl5fr.-r auun Lodge. No. 81. meets every
FrtHg ... .us az Pythisn Hall.
W Eeoney was in Boston on bust
ness ,r.r .ast week.
Mr. an Mrs. y. Dayton Bolster spent
the pas, ssek in Boston.
Ms, Cora Goodwin returned few
days..aes from a visit in Upton.
Abe. D. Park has been nominated as
ris ice by Governor Haines.
M. "a W. Bolster has recently visited
re,s. at Auburn for few days.
Miss Nellie Jackson of Portland has
been ,aa guest of relatives here for few
days
Mr.. -n. B. Edwards has returned
from p visit Of few weeks In Massa-
ehus.. .s
Nj, Sarion Everett is spending some
two weeks visiting in Lewiston and
Portland
Mrs Ora Pratt of Redding was the
cues, o.. Mrs. a. A. Morton several days
las, week.
Ms uarold T. Briggs and daughters
visited 1er mother, Mrs. Lunt, in Lewis
ton oy sunday.
NJ. Martha b lister OF Auburn has
beea guest at Alton c. Wheeler's dur
Ing ,le past week.
Fred J. Wood of Brookline, Mass,
formerly at Snow'sfalls, was here
Tuesday on business.
M w. S. Oliver and daughter of
Gardiner are guests Of her parents, Mr..
an Mrs. J, J. Murphy.
Miss Faith Davis returned to her
b0u in Lewiston the first of last week,
aft a visit to friends here.
Misses Emma and Mary Jones OF
Wells have recently been guests of Mrs.
Ala Rankin for few days.
The brick sidewalk at the driveway
crossing at Bowker Block has been TAX
er mp and replaced with concrete.
Mrs. Ellen F. Cummings Of Mechanic
Falls has been visiting at Writ Stanley's
aud at other places in the village during
the past week.
Kenneth witham Of this place, while
playing on the Bates Second football
team In the game at Hebron on the 18th,
broke his nose.
Arthur Z. Clark and David S. Knapp
represented Mt. Mica Lodge at the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
In Portland last week.
Hon. and Mrs James S. Wright an6
Mrs. C.. NJ. Howard attended the meet
iUgs of the grand bodies OF Odd Fellows
10 Portland last week, and Mrs. Howard
remained for visit of few days with
relatives.
William j. Wheeler went to Boston on
" lay, and on Saturday attended the
meeting of the Massachusetts, Fire Un-
derwriters, being their guest as presi.
deut OF the Maine Association OF Local
Fire Insurance Agents. He returned
home Monday.
The next Good Cheer supper will be
Tuesday evening, Nov. Sd, at Gas
o'clock This will be followed by two
short and laughable farces and soci
able. verybody come and have good
time Supper and entertainment %
cents, or supper alone Is cents.
Protest against the increase OF iusur-
sBce rates on term policies had its effect
10 considerably reducing the rates from
what was first announced. As they are
nov "a force, the rate on village proper
~. where it was formerly $1,000 on a
thousand for four years will now be
$3.50, and other changes are about in
proportion. Business rates and farm
rates remain unchanged.
Bear in mind that any thing written
for tue Democrat and not accompanied
by t1e name of the writer goes into the
waste basket. This does not OF course
apply 10 our regular correspondents who
use Democrat stationery with means OF
iG,uJitication, but IL means that the
Democrat, as Is the case with all other
neNspapers, must know where com.
muaication comes from or it will not be
used.
Local boarding house keepers COM
plain that they have recently mum
Der Of times been victimized by strang
ers who come and engage board, saying
they have secured a job in one of the fac.
tories, get their supper, lodging and
breakfast and leave in the morning, and
are never seen again. There is a specia
Law to fit such q case, and the petty
swindler could be made to pay a penalty
II be could be got hold Of, but that ID
generally difficult.
A new cattle shed is being built al
the fair grounds about 155 feet in length
This stands where there has been . row
OF OMEN tie-ups. extending nOrthwarC