Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-03
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
re Hours. 7:3o A. n. 70 ] 80 r. y.

SOUTH PAsIs POST OFFICE.
or,e Hours 7:So A. Y. 10 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. ., 1913.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
c-,,y town ,Esstl 5 SO 3. IN. express. daily
90, h.. local. daily except Sunday; 4 IS p. m
eK s1 iwesi) s.ss .. m. express. daily
M local. daily except Sunday; $50 pm.
excess. daily.
cHURCREs-
49,. .onxre Sat.onal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
W-.-e-. PASTOR. Preaching service, 10 & A. l..
s-l.v school II As A. NJ; \. Z. >. Z. =. gu
~. evening service 200 ?: H.; Church
.-- ~setng Wednesday evening az 80 p.
5tserwise connected, are cordially In
g.-..,-, Church, Rev. C. l. Spear. Pastor
D- - .s-yics Is Is 4. NJ; sabbath schoo
r.. Epworth League Meeting s 90 p. n
.-s.s- meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
nee CsrYch. Rev. L. A. Davis, Pastor
on 'av. preaching service l045 A. NJ; Sab
Isl, ~c.ool y NJ; Y. z. ;: Z; h, oao 7. n,
---. meeting 90 P. NJ; wednesday evening
.eryice 81. Seats free. All are
.-.sl.st CHURCH, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Preaching service every sunday 81
,H sunday School Sc IL N. T.P. Z. U.
stated MEETINGS.
N-Pari Lodge. No. 81. Regular
r.esIay -yeninS on or before fullmoon.
Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
--... . rveniL OF each week.-Aurors
- 81 and bird Monday evenings
-1. Pie san Rebekah Lodge. No.
oad and fourth Fridays OF each
e-N * Kimball Post, No. las, meets
a. ~ .-r saturday evening" OF each
& ali Circle, Ladies' Of the 6. A
b -e-., -s. al third Saturday evenings Of
49, ---. .a Grand Army Hall.
s..r. -..r-1ua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
oaus Tuesday night sfter the full OF the
Paris Grange, meets nrst and third
,s.-- 81 q zach month, In 81 ange HAL.
H.. l.. C.-Sec0Rd and fourth Mondays OF
go. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
.--. ---org and fourth Wednesday evenings
go F.-HS-,un Lodge. No. 81. meets every
-. .re evening 81 PyLhian HAL
IS sm T. Merriam of South Acton
was . recent guest at P. 5. Mason's.
SIR and Mrs. ]. A. Noyes went Friday
20 Isle an Hsut, where they will spend a
mouth Jr two.
Charles E. Brett returned Wednesday
MIA. from his hunting trip beyond Pat
ten aud brought home one deer.
About a dozen OF the Italians who
have been at work on the sewer Job left
saturday,, the work being near its end.
N,s $. B. Locke is visiting in Msssa-
chr,etts for a few days, leaving her
yol-g daughter here in the meapsime.
There will be dance at Grange Hall,
this week on Friday evening, Nov. 9,
uuies the management OF Shaw's Or
cheS,ra.
Rev. A. T. New horter, DR.. c. l.. Buck
AM Mrs. A. D. Wheeler attended the
state sunday School convention at Ban
g1g asst week.
Mrs. Charles L. Buck underwent
sl5..cal operation at Der home last Wed
uestsy, and is now doing well under the
care u a trained nurse.
Hon. Samuel W. Gould of Skowhegan,
VIA will be the Democratic member OF
TIE new public utilities commission, was
q. south Paris Saturday.
Mss Gladys Beulsh Powers in Japan
esq songs and stories at the Baptist ves-
.ry 4st Monday evening, under the aus
giee- OF the Ladies' Aid, had fair audi
sale. but much less than the merit OF
tie entertainment justified.
Even in this year of about the hand
s0mest apples ever seen, two specimens
LEI, with the Democrat would attract at
.sn,ion. They are Baldwin which is
n 4 inches in circumference, and q
Ben Davis which measures 10 inches,
both perfect fruit.
Two catch basins connected with the
sewer have been put in on the sides OF
Maple Street near Market Square, and
one on the south side Of Gothic Street
near High Street. All these are places
i, here q considerable quantity OF water
runs after heavy fall OF rain.
TX. Lynch of Portland and Mrs.
Ellen Fox. formerly OF South Paris out
now Of Portland, were quietly married
IN the chapel of the Cathedral Church OF
ST. Luke last Monday evening. They
Will Do at nome IO luclI iEicuuo ~ SSA
Cumberland Avenue, Portland.
In addition to the catch basin work ON
Maple Street, sewer connections are be-
iug put in for j. p. Richardson and Har-
r, B. Holden. The street had just got
settled after last years sewer and water
work. The job having now been finished,
6; Gems as II there wouldn't be any
more punishment for the street for some
time.
Four tables at Rock were entertained
b, Mr.. and Mrs. <. NJ. Millett at their
home Tuesday evening. The guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Cole, Mr..
aod Mrs. F. A. Heidner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A Morton, Rev. and Mrs. G. l. Spear,
~ and Mrs Frank A Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred b. wiggin, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. z.
u-dway.
Mss Lillian Z. Townsend Of South
Boston, teacher in the commercial de-
pagtment of Paris High School this year,
Is one OF the graduates of the Maiden
tSass) Commercial School, which held
% graduating exercises last Wednesday
evening. Miss Townsend is named IN
tbe list as receiving her diploma in the
normal course with great credit" Aug.
4 1914.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office November 2:
Nrs Ethel DeSne
Mr.. A. +. Davis
John sheppard
Mrs John Martin
Mr. I. +. HENDERSON
Miss Gertrude Hunt
Mr. A W. Foster
Miss Mamie Doyle
NJ. Nvron j. Bennett
Miss Mabel L. Berry
Mrs Waiter I. Russ
Mrs. j. w. Beard
ST. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Eastman are
boStesses of the Seneca Clue, which
mee,s with Mrs. Stanley this Monday
evening. German Art is the general top
ic considered in the literary program,
which is in full:
Roll call Art and Invention.
History OF German Art------------..-hr mrs, gray
German Art.---.-------.--------- Mrs haskell
Dresden, City OF Art heiuner
Music-March by German composer
--------------------'- "o'
Each member is requested to bring
package worth at least five cents, also
bring five cents.
Aurora Eucampment. I. o. o. F., OBJ
served its first ladies' night last Tuesday
evening, and the affair was very success
fnl and an,ova hla IN all nraaant DrO-