Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-12-01
The Oxford Democrat.
Sopth Paris, Maine, December 1, 1914
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
OAcs Hours 7:S0 A. n. TO Z 80 p. II.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
o.s,s Hours: 7:S0 A. 4. to Z 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept IS, 1913,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going town East 5 SO a. m, express. daily
,,%s =, local. daily except Sunday; 4 80 p. m
e1gr,e', MA iS VEST s,as an. express. daily
q.Ssn n, local, daily except Sunday; $50 pm
express, daily
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Fist congregational Church, Rev. a. I: Nc
49, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 As A. n.
s,rig- school II as A. NJ; \. Z. >. z. E SO
Evening service Z 90 P. NJ; Churcl
s,.,ver netting Wednesday evening At 80 r.
XII. 40. Otherwise connected. are cordially In
We" TS.,s,...5t Church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
a, Sunday. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. ~.
preacblny service lO3o A.; NJ; seooaIn scnoo
,-,ysr meeting Wednesday evening 80; clas
Tsrt,r. Friday yening go,
H.. Cburch, Rev. h. l.. Cam. Pastor
nm SUNDAY. preaching service los5 A. NJ; Sab
Ss,b school IL NJ; Y. p. 5. G. T., 6:l5 p. n.
s ga, meeting so P. NJ; Wednesday evening
g-sye. service 80 Seats free. All ar,
SgI,,g,,S-.. lat Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 N-Part Lodge, No. "a. Regulal
Ne H. Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
no. q. Mount MICA odge, regular meet
,,ys rsurs iay eveaih Of each week.-Aurors
Escsrrnca;. frst and Ihird Monday evenings
Noun, Plelsan Rebekah Lodge. No
a meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month DO IIi Fellows Hall.
GA Nv. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meets
srt an .hlrd Saturday evenings OF each
ninth. IN G A. R Hall.
gn K Kimban Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A
2 meet lrst and third Saturday evenings o;
ar rort1 IN Grand Army Hall.
SofV.-foshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on The irs, tuesday night after the full Of the
ofE-Paris Grange, meets first and third
SATURDAY each month, In e. ange Hall.
V.U.G. second and fourth Mondays OF
Z. b. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meets -5conI and fourth Wednesday evenings
OF esct month.
Kot P-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets every
Frtl2y evening at Pythian Hall
E.V Hubbard has been engaged as
clerk The store of Eastman & An
drevs.
3lrs Almou Churchill and son, Lowell
Churchill, are visiting the family Of W.
r. Fletcher at Worcester, Mass.
IF Swans, who had spen, five weeks
With bis son, Fred Il. Evans, at Enrol,
y. returned home last Monday.
There vas good patronage of the
Thanksgiving ball at Grange Hall, both
floors being crowded at the evening
session.
Nj and Mrs. C. A. Marston OF Port
land, formerly Of South Paris, are re-
joiciBg over the birth Of their first-born,
daughter.
Mrs. Emily Cook went to Bethel
Wednesday, called there by the illness
OF her sister, Mrs. Needham, who suf-
teTej a shock.
A Thanksgiving gift was received by
Desr1g Memorial Church, in the form
Of a check for 500, from Charles Deer
ing o., Chicago.
Rev Chester Gore Miller was at Sum-
uer Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary McGaw of Somerville, Mass,
~ 'Lc Aouo VI noA Aosneif beN 80
Coles.
The Queen Esthers of the Methodist
church gave an entertainment at the yes
try Tuesday evening, which consisted of
music and the farce, 1.-THE Girl Who
Had No Time"
Thursday, Dec. 10, the ladies of the
CoagregatiOual Circle will have a Christ
mas sale, afternoon and evening, at their
yestry. Sale opens at 2:30. Free enter
.slnment in evening.
At the regular meeting of Hamlin
Temple, Pythisn Sisters, held last Tues
day evening, two candidates were adj
mItted. Refreshments we're served and
a very pleasant time enjoyed.
Following the unseasonably cold wealth
er Of the preceding days, Thanksgiving
was a mild and comfortable day, and
was made generally enjoyable in the
good old way by family gatherings and
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nichols are in
Winchester, Mass, for the winter as
usual, with their daughter, Mrs. Warren
SWEET. Mrs. Nichols visited her sister,
Mrs. Briggs, at Newmarket, n. H., on
the way.
Among deer which were brought in
early last week were one by George A.
Doran from West Bethel, two by E. E.
Shaw from Upton, and one by Benjamin
SWEET from Aroostook County. All
these were small, fawns, in fact.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Mrs. Hathaway at her
home on High Street. The evenings
program is the last of those devoted to
Germany, and is as follows:
Roll call-current events
Love OF Music In Germany ---.--.-: Mrs smiley
The Great German Musicians Ms. Wheeler
BayIeuth Mrs' a.. i ssId
Haydn's Creation. Mrs. LHtE neiu
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo c. Fernald are plan
ming 10 visit the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton in San Francisco next spring, and
will spend some time with Mrs. Fer
maids parents, who live in Oakland,
Calf, across the bay from San Francis
co. They expect to start some time In
March. Mr.. Fernald has been given
leave of absence for six weeks from his
duties as treasurer OF Paris Trust Co.,
by the directors.
At Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Anderson's
Wednesday evening few friends were
entertained, the guests including Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ID. Park, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John j. Emeley, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. c..
Ordway, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C..
Anderson OF Watertown, Mass, who
we're here for Thanksgiving. The even
iug was spent in playing rock and In
general social intercourse. The party
was especially In observance OF the
thirty fifth wedding anniversary OF both
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Park, which fell on that day.
The lost cow advertised by o. K. Cliff
ford and T. Thayer last week, which got
away several days earlier, was discover
ed by Mark B. Richardson in a pasture
on Elm Hill last Monday afternoon. He
reported to her owners, and an attempt
vas made 10 get her that afternoon, but
she was too wild and the time was too
short. On Tuesday the chase was re-
newed, and when the rope which was
still attached 10 her got tangled in a wire
fence she was captured without much
difficulty. She had lost flesh, having
been out some days with practically no
chance to get food, as there was foot o'
snow on the ground, but otherwise
showed no III effects.
A fair congregation for such an occa