Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-29

-s,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
90, Fast 5 5-Ss a. M. express. daily
Going "a .'.sI taily except sunday; ss6 p. m.
sIPNss' aa'. vest s.GS a. m. express, daily
sons = ...l daily except sunday; so- pm.
express, lai.s'
CHURCHES
...,.--s,sy,onsl Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
t'rs. -'pp- 'p-sf-r. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. ~.
Nl9.'s- ss,,o5, ~ rs A. NJ \. L. .. =. =: ~
>-nlsi Fysu'ug service 10 ?. NJ Snurst
80 reetng Wednesday evening s,,,aS,,s =. ~ q.
e-s!e'. .---SeSs-gy.se connected, are corulahy IN
tei ,,.. church. Rev. e. |. Spear, Pastor
Neing.>' .rpi1. urayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
0o IN .a' rg,. l1 as A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
g-eael.lte lte..u.a-r5 League Meeting $50 p. NJ.
Z. ~. s5gl,,-s wednesday evening 30; clas-
asS,!aS RI ..-, .A. ''' Rev. =. A. Davis, Pastor
BalL'i r-ftrE!rg service 10 35 A. NJ; Sab
% So y Z. ;. Z. e, bi5 p. NJ
.l.- S.,.,r.-- -..P NJ, Wednesday evening
Prsye5 .s-r.-s ESQ. seats free. AL arr
Escoa.e. .... CHURCH. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
lll''- p-.4.-fr- service every sunday 81
gA'.',' srrtay school at u NJ. i.P.C Z. U
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STATED MEETINGS.
kA.N Mani Lodge, No; "a, ,,,a ResaIa'
tr-.s... ..r'u on or before tull moon
Nom. SEA Odge. regular meet
l-', .... -.H..r OF each week.-Aurors
sis' 49, -s.a- alrj Monday evenings
o. G s',. -V-l-- F.s san Re6essh Lodge, Nc
q meets seco-. -r .5-r1n EriuaSs VI eNou
uss ~ " t,- Post, No. las, meets
a.. s-T ta'r. saturday evenings Oh each
-,r tr Ur. q. r, Ha. s.Ac
,.rls. C.sJt. Ladies OF the y. A
q, ...sts f-st aI J1'rt >atQruay evenings oi
49, month. 70 G-ani i-Hy han. c.., o..
sa ,Sy-Ioshua oramberlaln camp meets
So a., @ Tgesisg ',a, after the full Of the
Vg'-, .,gf paris Grange. meets first and third
-..--i4v ~ la.s month, Ia : ange HAL.
>i.-,jt (, 4. .-se-or aud fourth Mondays OF
S g1 g-s.ga, Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
~. .s-5- s- .1--gh "Wednesday evenings
o. sA, sp-Iisr.a Lodge, No. 81. meets every
y.ii,y sygr.r 81. 'ysbian Hal.
Ms Johns Blair visited relatives in
sarris51 recently
The .5i Cheer will meet Wednesday
,ts,n,on q. o'clock, at the church.
AZ B,-rsvs Of Mechanic Falls has
b.ep visiting als son, Frank Z. Barrows.
Mss N75e q Hathaway has returned
n R,cgcas-. Mass, TO resume her teach
i1g
ras,e.e DOW has returned to Bow
j9.a College for the second year of the
course
III L.u. 90 Portland has been visit
iBgAis Dan a,er, Mrs Il. T. Briggs, for
siew DAYS
G. d. Porter shipped two car loads of
cider apples Iast week, and after the
18th vii load a car day, here and at
Wes; Paris.
Mrs Jane Wyman of Peabody, Mass,
VITO bas been visiting friends and rela-
,iyes IN Name, is the guest of Miss NJ.
0. Wynan for few days.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs, who has
been a. dsr home here for the past year
or Two asut Tuesday TO Boston, where
,5e gi.. again engage in the work OF her
pr5tsss.. as a graduate nurse.
New, as been received OF the birth of
a dauga -r 90 the 22d to Mr.. and Mrs.
Laon ). Fairbanks of Abingdon, Mass.
Mrs. Fairbanks was formerly Miss
Lgce..a Crocketi of South Paris.
Ills hoped that all members of the
Ladies Circle of the G. A. r. will keep
ia mind the campfire dinner at Grange
Hal 90 Sept. 30ih. Our reputation Tor
aWays having a good supply of food
should be sustained.
Yol may not know il, but the winter
schedule on the Grand Trunk went into
effect on the 10th. 1t is just the same
90 thi, division as the one that has beer
10 effect for the past year, and there IL
DO, likely to be another change this sea
son.
Mrs Roy Z. Cole and son, after spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Coles par
snts, Mr. and Mrs. William j. Wheeler,
went asst week to their home in Can
too. Mass, accompanied by Mrs. Coles
sister. Mrs. A. j. Stearns of Norway
y DO will make n visit there.
Next week begins the club season
The Euterpesn Club will hold its hrs
for the season next Monday al
ernoon with Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs, whei
! halloween musical program will D.
,iven. The Seneca Club will hold IL
meeting on the evening of the sam
day, with Mrs Alton c. Wheeler, wher
Germany will be the topic of the pro
gram.
The annual harvest supper at the Uni
ysrsaIist church is TO be made granC
affair. Il will be held Tuesday evening
Oct. 8. Ii is aimed to have the supper
surpas. any previous effort, which IL
ayiug a good deal. To cap it all, DR.
Minor G. Baldwin, the world famous or
ganis. Of New York and London, viii
give a popular concert on the big Mollei
organ
Mrs. Borneman, widow of George A
Borneman, formerly of South Paris,
died some time Thursday night at the
house " here she was staying on Fore
Street. oxford. Mrs. BOrneman spent
par, Of the time with her son in Nor
way, but had been for few weeks 10
the house on Fore Street, alone. Sh'
vas about the place as usual THURSDAY
afternoon, but was found dead in heI
chair on Friday, and the physician wh1
was called was of the opinion that she
died about midnight. The funeral OF
Sunday was attended by Rev. Chester
Gore Miller.
10 common with the rest Of this sec
ton Of the country, we registered som'
Of the highest temperatures of the yeal
during the early part of last week. Th'
hlt spell OF about ten days duration De
gan 10 taper off Wednesday nights and b.
Friday the air had gone down to aoou
seasOnable condition. While the "spel
Of weather had its inconvenience, /
meant dollars to raisers of sweet corr
and fair managers. Now We are gettinI
the other eud Of the thermometer, th
mercury % Sunday not going above 4
for the day, while Monday morning ther
was quite heavy frost.
Just such a shower as the superheatet
weather might have been expected &
cook up struck us during Wednesds
night. It was short, and there was onl,
about rain enough to lay the deep dus
thoroughly, but there was a high wind
and the lightning and thunder wer
something rather fierce. The lightnin
struck at least three times in the village
The house Of Winfield Allen on Pleasan
Street near Central Park was struck an
damaged to the extent of fifteen or twen
y dollars in be dining room and kitct
en, but no fire was set. An elm tre
Was struck and the bark stripped OF a
the Mouse Of E Parker on Hill Street
occupied by T. A. Turner and family
aud pine tree was struck near the hous
Of Benjamin SWEET on Western Avenue