Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-16
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oscs HOurs $50 IN. 70 Z 80 r. =.

SOUTH PARIs POST OFFICE.
once Hours 1884 TO 80 Pm.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
beginning Sept. IS. 1918.
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
t:o,pz town East 5 SO a. m, express. daily
- N. ocal daily except Sunday; SO p m.
eIi r.. r., M West s1s an, express. daily
sSr.m.. local, daily except Sunday; s:5s pm.
express, daily.
CHURCHES.
49,. EDUCATIONAL Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
wsorer Pastor. Preaching service, 10 As A. 4.
srptay school II As A. NJ; Y. Y. 8. Z. Z. O.
Evening service 90 P. NJ; Church
r-.ve- Meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
A. TO, Otherwise connected, are cordially In
Vetbo.i,st church. Rev. c. /. Spear, Pastor
m, sunday, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. u.
D-sssr!nS service l0:&5 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
p ~ Epworth League Meeting 90 p. n.
prayer meeting Wednesday evening 80; cias
rse..1y Friday yening 80.
Bsy.l.. Church, Rev. Z. A., Davis, Pastor
On sunday, preaching service lo't5 A. NJ; Sab
bAt1 school IL NJ Y. p. 5. e; E., 6io p. n
prayer meeting I 90 P. ~; "Wednesday evening
p-syer service 80, Seats free. All ar
Juiyersalis. Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Pastor. Preaching service every Sunday a
1915 M. Sunday School at II u. f.P. Z. U
MN
STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula
a-einx Tuesday vvening on or before fullmoon
%. o. F.-Mount MICA Lodge, regular mees
srcsmpment, frat and shird Monday evening
o. Zach month.
81, meets second and fourth Fridays OF eaci
R-w. X. Eimbsn Post. No. las, meetl
dr and third saturday evenings OF esct
month. IN G. A. r. Hall
WIN. K. Kimbau Circle, Ladies OF the y. a
r, meets rrs, and third Saturday evenings OF
each month. In Grand Army Hall .....
S. v.-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
On the arst Tuesday nigh! AFTER the iuA Vi TIC
H.-Paris Grange. mee's frst and third
ss,urlay OF zach month. In Grange Han;
" D. g. C.--second and fourth Mondays OF
g %. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
.-... -econd and fourth "Wednesday evenings
% each month.
X ~ P.~Hsunin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
II. evening 81 Pythisn Hal
Ms Arvilla Wise is visiting her son,
Dwigl, II. Wise, in Rockland, Mass.
NJ J.H Stuart is visiting her chill
d,ea Aug lsta, Searsport and Caribou.
Alton C. Wheeler spoke at Progress
iys ally at Phillips last Monday even
Ing
~ and Mrs. Carl Jean Tolmsn of
Hs lie, S. C., are guests at c. Z. Toll
mao
E- and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton and Miss
Katherine Norton spent the day at Buck
fed Wednesday.
Philip King has returned from Lynn,
Mass where he has been for some time
70 .a- employ of the General Electric
Co.
Donald 5. Briggs has gone to West
prr,. y. Y, on Lake Champlain, where
ts has a pos ton in hotel for the sea-
SON.
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Z. Twitchell and
s.l are stopping at Falmouth Fore
side on account of Mr.. TwitchelPs
health.
Mrs Z. Y. Anderson went Friday
morning to Old Orchard, where she Will
spend ten days or 50 with her aunt, Mrs.
OraEay.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Plummer attended the Oxford
EDUCATIONAL Conference at Rumford
P5ta, Wednesday.
A barn dance was given by Miss Mar
guedte Elder Monday evening in the
b1ra at the Elder summer home, VIC
s-J.a furnishing the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett will go
90 Boston this week, to attend the ses-
sgus Of the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton, and visit relatives in that vicinity.
Polls for the primary or nominating
election opened at noon to-day, Monday,
lust as the Democrat goes TO press, and
will remain open until 8 O'Clock IN the
evening.
Walter L. Gray is enlarging his office
10 True Block by building an addition OF
i've feet on the west side OF the building,
one story in height. Besides enlsrging
the room, he will change the arrange
ment of the office somewhat.
There was a nice party at the dance at
Grange Hall on the 9th. Excellent mu-
sic was furnished by Shaw's Orchestra.
There will be another dance under the
same management next Saturday even
Ing.
Mrs. Anna II. Hayes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler were in Lewiston
Tuesday to attend the wedding of
Charles Cushman Abbott and Miss Mar
garet Dorothy Ham. The bride is rel
alive of Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Wheeler.
While at work in the shop of Walter p.
Maxim on Tuesday, B. +. Hicks got his
l5it thumb ON the cutter of buzz plan
er, mangling it so the thumb had to be
entirely auputated. Mr.. Hicks has
worked in this shop for years, and never
before suffered any serious injury.
Quite a number of others from the
village besides the actors and orchestra
we're at Paris Hill Thursday evening for
the presentation of "Where the Lane
Turned" and the dance which followed.
There was good audience, the evening
was very pleasant though trifie warm,
aud everybody enjoyed the affair.
Extensive repairs are being made on
tho tenement house of Mrs. l.. j. Briggs
on Pleasant Street, which was damaged
10 The recent fire. The house will be
made into two tenemeuts instead OF
three as before, piazzas built on both
east and weHt ends of the house, and
numerous other improvements made.
The June issue of the Chronicle, pub
lshed by ths students OF Paris High
School, will be out at the close OF the
graduating exercises this week. Besides
the ordinary literary and local school
matter, the book contains several OF the
class parts TO be delivered Thursday
evening, statistics of the senior class,
exc, and is q good issue.
A surprise party was given Mrs. ). c.
Ordwsy Wednesday evening, in honor OF
her birthday, which occurred on Thurs
day. The affair was managed princi-
pany BY Miss Cora GoYell, who prepar-
ed the refres hments while Mr.. and Mrs.
Ordway were at prayer meeting, and
neighbours and friends had been invited
IN by Mr.. Ordway, so that Mrs. Ordway
was taken entirely by surprise on her re-
turn TO the house.
Among the graduates from the Uni
yersity of Maine Last week were Albert
l.. King and William Earle Kimball OF
this town. Mr.. King received the de-
gree OF A, f. in the economics course,
n - he