Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
49, Eours 7:SO An. 20 7 80 r. q.

sOUrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
,..s Eours. 7:SO A. II. 20 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. IS. 1913.
rzAfss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,.,,,t,wn East 80 a. m, express. daily
%, 80 n local, daily except Sunday; 50 p. m.
sIgT'S IT,, gs West 9:gs a. m. express, daily
80 m. local, daily except sunday; sS pm.
express, da!y'
CHURCHES.
-, ,-,,yreyar!onal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
rsa-,sr Pastor. Preaching service, 10 AS A. n;
W. Ss1Ool II IS A. NJ; Y. p. 8. G. Z. 8 90
SUI, Evening service 90 p. n; Church
f,.-s- .,ep.ing Wednesday evening AZ 80 p. u
ISS1t 5,aerSise connected. are cordially In.
NsS.,,,r,sr Church, Rev. C. /. Spear, Pastor
oss"rlsy. morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
U....,1iry service l0t5 A. N; Sabbath Schoo
~ Erworth League Meeting 800 P. NJ;
S !; lts.,nS Wednesday evening 7;so; clas'
Pa friday yening 30.
1fSa-ti-, Church, Rev. T. L. Cam, Pastor.
oL -i.v. preaching service 10 AS A. NJ; Sab
~, 500 !. NJ, Y. p. 5. G. E., 6a5 p. NJ
80 MEETING 80 ?. NJ; Wednesday evening
gg-svsr service 80. Seats free. All arr
ne. s. church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
,...-, Presrhing service every Sunday al
u.s. sunday school at IL n. i.P. Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
ytA N.-Pari Lodge, No. ~. Regular
-sei-z T-astsv veuing ON or before fullmoon
TO.0 Mount ~ica Lodge, regular meet
,,,s T-.-s 81 eyeniL Of each week.-Aurors
gscsnF aea: irst and bird Monday evenings
o. a., Mount PIE san Rebekah Lodge, No.
q meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
~'p;s I- IIi Fellows Hall.
Nv. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, mee.s
s,tsr. thirJ saturday evenings OF each
"a. 81 q. A. Z. Hall.
W s. S'mbsl Circle, Ladies' Of the q.
zee. lrss and third Saturday evenings OF
49, at1. 70 Grand Army Han.
S5tN Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
ssss s- Tuesday night after the full Of the
Po.H.-Paris Grange. meets first and third
Ss:ur.ay zach month, In Grange Hall.
TO 5,. second and fourth Mondays or
& 81. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
s.,y,, second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
81 each outb.
Eof P.-Hauln Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Fr.lsy evening at Pythisn Hal.
Misc sara I. SWEET is visiting in Bos-
ton aud cinity for a short time.
Mr., " Il. Bolster of South Wey-
mouth, Mass, is guest at n. D. Boil
s,sg's
A 5ca ,portsman says that last Wed
ns.jsy was The coolest November day,
from morning till night, that he was
ever og cunning.
Mr. and Mrs Mark B. Richardson and
daughter Barbara returned Wednesday
after a week spent with Mrs. Richard
,ou, re stves at Reddng.
Rev A. T. McWhorter and family will
svsni Thanksgiving week with the fam
ly OF Y E. sawyer at Sebago Lake, GO
iog on Tuesday and remaining until the
hss Of the week.
Howard Allen went to the Central
Name General Hospital in Lewiston on
Tuesday, and there submitted to a snrgl-
cal operation. de is doing as well as
could be expected.
Arthur. seven-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Leon A. Brooks, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Central
Maine General Hospital in Lewiston
few days since, and is now doing well.
Miss Margaret A. Baker Of W. j.
Wheeler & Co. went to Portland last
week 70 consult a specialist regarding
her eyes, and at his suggestion remains
there while for observation and treat
ment
The Finch Club, which has not be-
fore met this season, held an upsn-
uouDced session Tuesday with Mrs. NJ.
L. white, one of their members, the
occasion being her birthday. The after
noon was spent in finch and social in
tercOurse.
The recent cold weather has FROST
bitten the hirsute adornment of some OF
our business men, and at least two OF
them have given their associates near
nervous prostrstion by appearing with
upper lips clean shaven of their time
hOnored growth.
The Thanksgiving party which will be
by Mrs. l.. c. Morton will
bring together the living children of the
late Elbridge Forbes for the first time in
some years that they have gathered
around one table, and will include Mrs.
C. A. Bessey and Miss Lenora Bessey OF
Stoueham, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Crockett, Ernest p. Crockett, and Miss
Ethel Crockett, Miss Fannie A. Forbes,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur E Forbes, all of
south Paris, Miss Julia P. Morton, who
teaches In Arlington, Mass, and perhaps
Clarence G. Morton and family of Crys-
tai, n. Il.
Mrs. Harold C. Anderson and daugh-
ter Helen OF WATERFOWL, Mass, arrived
here about a week since, TO visit Mrs.
Anderson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ
Tufts. Mrs. Anderson's son had been
here for some weeks, having returned
home with his grandmother, Mrs. E. y
Anderson. II. c. Anderson joined his
family here Saturday night. They will
spend most of this week and take their
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
E Y. Anderson. leaving here TOR Port
land Saturday afternoon, where they
will make short visit before returning
10 their home in WATERFOWL.
While the weather especially during
the evening was about as bad as Novem-
Der could furnish, the sale OF the Bsp-
tbs, Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon and
evening was quite well attended, and a
good quantity OF things were disposed
o. In the evening free musical pro-
gram was given, which included music
By 40 orchestra composed OF DR.. Car! 5.
Briggs and Miss Grace Dean, violins,
Miss Ida Dean piano; vocal solo by Mrs.
Wilson: vocal duet by Miss Leach and
Miss Tolmsn; vocal solo by Burr +.
Jones; vocal solo by Miss Tolman; vocal
duet by Mrs. Wilson and Miss Tolmap;
and girls chorus by the Alpha Zetss.
Winter descended upon US almost un-
announced Thursday night, and piled up
ten or twelve inches of heavy snow, &C
cOmpsnied with high wind. We
should have to 90 back many years to
fud a record of so much snow on the
10th OF November. Before the even
iDg's run was finished Thursday the car
Of the street railway was stuck in the
street near Capt. Tribou's, and stood
there until some time Friday, and IL was
not until the middle Of the day Sstur-
day that the line was shoveled out from
end 10 end. There was no school Fri
day forenoon, but the afternoon session
was held as usual. No wheeled vehicles
except an occasional belated one were
seen on the street after the snow, and on
Saturday full-sizsd loads of lumber were
coming into the village. There has
been no rain 10 I'LL the lakes and streams