Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
onee Hours 7:So A. =. 20 ! 80 r. =.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
o-cs Hours: 1891. N. TOT 80 Pm.
eRAsD Trunk HALLWAY.
Beginning Sept Is. 1913.
rRArSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
,,,,y Town East 81 q. m, express. daily
a. N loCal. daily except sunday; 4;So p. IN
sIgTSss' ma wess Gas g. m. express, daily
SVl'S 5,saI. daily except sunday; s:5s pm.
express ialy
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-. .,ry-eysrional Church, Rev. A. 7. Nc
o,.is.s- Psstor Preaching service. 10 As A. 4.
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Evening service 10 2. N; Churct
a-sver meeting Wednesday evening ~ ~ r. :.
an no. otherwise eonneese"' arc 0oiu'A"' u"
VIC; NSea,.,ir-t church. Rev. Z. l. Spear. Pastor
90. 4v. morning prsyermeeting 10 20 A; n.
5-ssch.us service 10 10 A. M, saoo ~ scnoo
:. meeting Wednesday evening 80; Gas
R.--7-t Crurch. Rev. Z. A Davis, Pastor
IA .rrfsv. preaching service l0So A NJ SAP.
Ua 80 II NJ. Y. Y. $. Z. e, 6l5 P. NJ;
yA- -,s..,l, 50, p NJ; Wednesday evening
PI@ss ss-y,re 80 Seats free. All are
Tge9.s church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
O.',r reaching service every sunday al
"a sunday school AZ IL n. p. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-PSrl Lodge, No. "a. Regular
rrssfsv vcuiny on or before fullmoon.
Il g-N1uIt tca odge, regular meet
a., rrg-s. gss gven'n OF escn week.-Aurora
Esrsmsa5-;. -rs. and bird Monday evenings
o. eLS,5gn. PIE san Rebeksh Lodge. No.
=, -.s.. sr-or7 aui fourth Fridays OF each
T-tr 81 1.. F5.gws' HAL. a., -
Nv. h. EiChall Post, No. las, meels
Al ys,- sunday evenings Of each
--rr In e.. A. K. t1...
I,-.-' ssr5sg lircle, Ladies' Of the q.
Al .ssts fIrs; ard third saturday evenings or
s.ss month, IL Grsud Army han. 1900,
oTy-iossll T.. Chamberlain Camp meets
,,t,. fr., Tue-I,y hight after the full Of the
49, V-P.-.- Grange. meets first and third
Sa.uriav ~ 2.eG month, In = ange hau.
n -u t5 C-SeCOut ami fourth Mondays OF
Is NO. p.-Ssony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
,..rt. .ec5ut A0t fourth "Wednesday evenings
p.-UsuEn Lodge, No. 81. meets eveTy
Friday evening sc PyIhisn Hal
"T5e naue caves hoat softly. idly down,
Tngf- .silr- Gorgeous In the slanung sun;
soft rl-rstlre NE earth 10 gold and brown,
Rar, ttir.- ~ beauty still, though life Is done;
To- r.-a-- As lot the fields In checkered rows,
YelieI To- The distance by the autumn haze"
Open ume now on deer.
ES Jones is planning TO spend next
week 10 Boston and take 10 the worlds
series games in that city.
Miss Helen N. Barnes entertained a
few friends Tuesday evening in honor of
her guest. Miss Olive Barnes Of Port
land
Friday evening, Oct 9, is children's
night a, 1T. Peasant Rebekah Lodge
and a. 8ebekahs are invited 10 bring
their families.
Ars,u5erry bush, bearing a quantity
OF green september berries and some rip
enng ones is left with the Democrat by
Mrs.. Rooello Edwards.
The Grand Trunks annual Boston ex-
cursiJa will this year be on the 10Th OF
October Thursday, tickets good going
on that Jay, and return up to the goth.
A. n. Green, driver for the Paris
Home Bakery, is spending his vacation
a. bis home in Bridgton. HIS place on
the bakers wagon is taken by Ed Libby
Of Norway.
Ac1usiderable number from the sew
eral sunday Schools here were at Bry-
a1,'s Pond Tuesday TO attend the SEES
sion of The Oxford County Sunday School
Association.
I, seems TO be worthy of note in the
te.egraphic news that Quebec had its
trs, snow for the season last Monday,
b1, Quebec has nothing on South Paris.
We had it too.
M. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole started
Saturday morning on an automobile
trip 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley j..
Rawson at Brownville. They expect to
return Tuesday.
Miss Marie Dolliver, who bad been
yi. ng at George +. Esstman's, return
Ell tuesday TO her home in Boston. She
wss accompanied by Miss Ruth Bolster,
who will make her visit Of week or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Y. Anderson are
sp-udiug few days of their vacation in
EASTERN Massachusetts, visiting the fam
i.y Of their son, Harold G. Anderson, in
" asertown, and other relativea and
friends.
Mrs. Writ Stanley entertained few
lady friends Thursday evening, when
Whist and sociability were the program
Of he evening. Refreshments of cream
ed partridge and other delicious things
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Benzsquin OF
Boston have been guests for few days
Of Nj and Mrs. Albert ID. Park. MIR.
and Mrs. Benzaquin have been in the
party with Mr.. and Mrs. Park In some OF
their tramping trips in the White Noun
taios, aud became acquainted on one OF
these trips few years since.
The seneca Club has its first meeting
Tor the season this Monday evening with
Mrs Alton G. Wheeler on Porter Street.
Roll call is the payment of dues, and the
literary program of the evening is:
In t,ermany's Capital. Mrs. Taylor
IT, Reignlug House Of Germany Mrs. Shurtler
Gca y-aphlcal Features OF Germany
Rea ~ Mrs. Hathaway
The Trinity Union OF CHRISTIAN En-
deay0r will be held with the Congregs-
tiooa society at Oxford, Friday, Oct. 9.
Transportation will be furnished at
reasonable price. Program:
80 Devotional Mr.. Phil Stone
Business
$50 Adiress Mr.. u. +. Jones
40 What Constitutes Working Christian En-
desvOr Society Rev. A. T. McWhorter
800 Quiet hour Rev. Malcolm Machay
200 Devotional service
30 Address Rev. K. y. Bruce
A paragraph recently going the
rounds of the papers related the large
product secured by Maine man from
few hills OF potatoes which were self
seeded, the seed potatoes having grown
last year and remained in the ground
over the winter. Rev. C. G.. Miller has
a number Of hills of potatoes which
grew in this same way, and has harvest
81 some large and handsome tubers
from them, a number of the hills pro-
duciOg from six to seven pounds each.
Mr. P H. Spear of South Paris, Me-,
is among the students who have entered
Wesleyan University, Middletown,
Conn, this fall. The present freshman
class OF l65 is the largest in the history
Of this typical American college, where,