Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-17

rzArss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down East $50 a. m, express. daily
60 m. local, daily except Sunday; SO p. m.
sIgis'..' nn west Gas a. M. express, daily
IN IN. local, daily except Sunday; 10. pm.
express, daily
CHURCHES.
60, ,,,,yrsgst.onsl Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
,riI-ssT Pastor Preaching service, 10 As A. Il.
$3.50 SeAOoi II IS a. ~ \, Z. ,. T.. Z. SOY
evening service 100 ?. ~; Church
?. - rsst,pg Wednesday evening at 80 P. N.
s,'97'S5t Otherwise connected, are cordially In
We. ia, Church, Rev. c. /. Spear, Pastor
am S,.r lay. morning prayermeeting 10 900 A. n. /
U-l,,rr'r., -srvice 10 As A. NJ; sabbath School,
~ Erwor.h League Meeting 500 p. NJ;
I. -, -. Meeting Wednesday evening 30; class
Lstti1y Friday vening : 80.
R.raa, Church, Rev. =. L. Csnn' rastor
~. school h N, Y. z. ;. G. E, 6l5 p. M;
"a ~ -sst,u. OO r NJ; Wednesday evening
F.s5s- .e.7.ce 80. Seats free. AL are
Ee.cOlt ....-.. D., ,,.,.,o- Goa >,,,,o.
ps..-- Preaching service every Sunday az
rs n sunday school at II N. Up. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
vtA M-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
= 80 rces las -veuinS on or before fullmoon.
20 b F-Mount MICA Lodge, regular meet
-. T-.-,tav evenih of each week.-Aurora
iTI.,S - RS, and bird Monday evenings
o. ,1 Mount Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No.
., 1901, secoud and fourth Fridays OF each
,-t,.1 q (. Q Fellows Hall.
Ag-T. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
al AT .s!rj saturday evenings OF each
:. ID o.. A. r. Hall.
~ 4. E,mbau Circle. Ladies OF the G. A
p -es,s trss and third Saturday evenings Of
80 ror.1. .u Grand Army Hall.
,sv--o-hua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
M he srs. tuesday night after the full OF the
So Paris Grange, meets arst and third
s.,r-l,, ~ zach month, In Grange Hall.
70 IS. C. second and fourth Mondays OF
%. Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
p Iiaulin Lodge, No, II. meets every
y. Iay eve Ing - Pythian Hall.
Nr.. 5. T.. Piummsr of Lowell is visit
iny her daughter, Mrs. Fred B. Wiggin.
M p.uumer was here for short time
last w=sS.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. S. P. Stearns are about
,ssyilr for Bethel, where they will spend
he user with their daughter, Mrs. (.
C. Park Their house here will be
closed
Marx B Richardson was out fox hunt
ing Tues ay, and brought in two good
brusbe. Oh, yes, red ones, OF course.
Two Of them is a good days work. We
haven't vet got to seeing black foxes
yery much around here, although there
sa somewhat nebulous story of one
which Ives in the vicinity Of the "piue
woods,
One market which seems TO have had
the bottom pretty well knocked out by
the AJAX. II quotations given in other
places are correct, is the fur market
Prime fox skins. which brought last
year from IS to IS, are quoted this year
At = so 70 81. mink at about same price,
muskrat az 10 cents, and others in about
the same proportion.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Madison Chesley of
Auburn, formerly for a time residents OF
South Paris, observed the sixty-fourth
anniversary of their marriage at their
home last Tuesday evening. A number
Of friends called on them, and members
Of Burnside Post, G. A. r., of which Mr..
Chesley has been an active member, pre-
sensed large oak chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Aunis have NOV
ed from the concrete house on Pine
Street which they have occupied to
the rent in Z. n. Hsskelrs house va
Gated by Walter l.. BoDney, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Corby have moved from the
rent over Pledges market to the rent In
the Stowell house on Church Street va
Gated by Mrs. A. G. Jones.
Facts about Germany's army" is the
prolific topic assigned for responses TO
roll call at the meeting of the Seneca
Club this Monday evening. The club
meets with Miss Thsyer on Main Street.
the roll call the program con-
sinues the study Of Germany as follows:
Germauy's Industrial Growth. and Gel man La
Dor. Methods and Conditions Mrs. Hathaway
Fair Queen Louise .------.---.- -.M MRS. Iltleneiu
Christmas In Germany. and the Royal Family at
Christmas Time MIS- STANLEY
DIVISIONS" was the topic of the sd-
dress of Principal w (. Sargent of He
bron at the meeting of the mems Be
rean class of the Methodist Sunday
school Tuesday evening. A number
from the mems classes Of the other Sun
day Schools were present. An interest
Ing feature of the session was uuani-
nous vote OF the assembly instructing
the secretary to send TO Mayor Utter
back OF Bangor a letter expressing COM
mendation for his efforts TO enforce the
prohibitory law in that city.
Next meeting Of Paris Grange will be
Nov u, at 80 O'Clock. There will be
degree work, also the following pro-
gram:
Di.tassion by three sisters--"My way of getting
I'll of rubbish" Nellie Mason, Mary Stearns
ana Florence Hicks
So'n Mrs. LovejOy
Rpsffnx --..--..---S. r. JACKSON
Question, WIN College Education Unfit Boys or
Glrls FOR Farm Lite?- Opened by Leon Brooks
Song ---- Hare Fsrrar
Reading harry tarraI
Quotations BY all members
S01x ....-.-.---.--- -Choif
Notice was posted in the Mason Manu-
featuring Co.'S factory lsst week that
for the present the factory would run on
a lour.day schedule. Accordingly the
factory shut down for the week Thurs
day night, and will continue on the
same schedule, running the first four
days Of the week and being shut down
Friday aud Saturday. AS large part
Of the toys made by the company 60 in'
10 the Christmas trade, the work usual
" slsckens shortly before Christmas, but
the slack has never before come so early
or 10 the same extent.
The party consisting OF Edwin K
Keeue, chief: Chsuncey keene, transit
man; B. Kirkpatrick and Angus Nc
lines, chsinmen; Ray JENNIE, levelman
Charles KsllOch, rodman) which haI
been surveying the southerly end o.
State Highway S, finished work herr
near the town line at the corner OF INT
fair grounds. The whole distance GOV
cred was lO2, $40 feet, or about ~ /;
miles. State Highway 5, as laid out o!
the state highway commission, exteno
from Gray to Bethel, distance OF
little over 4S miles, and connects Will
other state highways at its ends.
The scheme of sending a carload o
apples to Belgium for the sufferers IA
practically been given up. While no re
ply was received from the letter wrltte
from here to the Belgian relief commit
tee, on account perhaps Of insuthcien
address, a statement by the New for
committee was published few day
since. By this II appears that under tn
auspices of the Rockefeller Foundation