Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-08-17
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
See Hours 1880 An. to 6 80 p. n.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June %, 1915,
-xAlNs LxAvE SOUTH PARIS

~EAINs LEAVE SOUTH fAhls
vim, town East .S6 a. m, express. daily
N local daily except sunday; 4 90 p. m,
s,r-ss. daily; 81 a. M.,6NO r. NJ, sunday
o7{, ,,s rp West 9:55 an, express, daily
local. daily except sunday; 9:3 pm.
5-s.s Tally; 10 y A. NJ, p. NJ, Sunday
only
CHURCHES.
v,-.- t,rcregatlonal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
,.t5-.r- Pastor. Preaching service, lOaS A. H..
s.-#q. school n IS A. M; \. Z. ). Z. +. soc
Evrning service 7OO P. M Church
% w., -seftrg Wednesday evening at 30 p. N
ana. otherwise connected, are cordially In
y.,,sI.t church. Rev. C. l. Spear, Pastor
p-,-.r,-. -eryice lO:t5 A. NJ; sabbath School
80. Fcw0rth League Meeting 90 p. NJ;
r-ty,r meeting Wednesday evening 80.
FS5.e,. church, Rev. +. l.. Cam, Pastor.
an ,rr ..v. PREACHING service 10 rs a. NJ; Sab
rsr > h NJ; I. z. ). T.. e, 6l5 P. NJ (,
-er-r meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
r-e.e- -erylcs 80. Seats free. All are
"i.-.,.-,5ltst Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
pastor Preaching service every Sunday at
-.tl,.h. sunday school at IL n. Up. e. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
IA M.-Psri Lodge, No. 81. Regular
DFe '7- Tues lay cveuins on or before fullmoon.
rn. ID Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
a.. thursday eyeniL of each week.-Aurora
g. urueut, first and third Monday evenings
1f...r month.
Mount Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge. No.
RI meets second and fourth Fridays of eacL
r..- o odd Fellows Hail.
Ca. Nv. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
frt sad third Saturday evenings OF each
m rtr. IN G.. A. r. Hall.
Wr ~ Rimball Circle. Ladies' OF the &. A
g. ..t.s uTst and third Saturday evenings Of
gs-- Month, IN Grand Army Hall.
l. nprlQin inmn
OBJ be- lrst Tuesday night after the full OF the
P.sI PARIS Grange. N e.5 FIRST and third
saturday Of each month, IN Grange Hall:
L.O. q. C.-Seconi and fourth Mondays o.
+. d. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
...r.- ecOni and fourth "Wednesday evenings
E.af r.-Hamln Lodge. Nc 81. meets ever
t SIS evening At Pythian Hall
How long do you suppose it will be
before We shall be telling how dry it il
getting?
R'chard Millett is in the Paris Trust
Co. during the vacation Of Irving y
B3rrOws.
William Mcpherson of Dorchester.
Mass, is guest of Jack Reardon al
Mountain View Farm.
VIM. X. Holmes of Southing;on, Ct,
has Joined his family az A. l.. Holmes
for the remainder of his vacation.
Mrs. Frank Z. Fernald and daughter,
Miss Mildred Fernald, of Ellsworth, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e.. Fernald.
AZ stevens, who is employed in a
Riker-Isynes drug store in Lewiston, is
moving his family to Auburn where ne
has rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Plummer were at
Bridgtou Thursday to attend the reunion
Ut Mr.. Plummer's old regiment, the
Twelfth Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Noyes returned
Thursday from visit of some weeks to
the family of their son, Leon Z. Noyes,
a. Isle au Haut.
SLaw's Orchestra plays for dances at
Buckfeld Thursday night of this week,
the 10Th, aud ut South Waterford We'd
uesjay evening, Aug. 20.
Mrs. c. A. Frost has returned to her
home South Framingham, Mass, after
spending a number of weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 5. Maxwell.
Services will be resumed at Deering
Memorial church next Sunday, Aug %.
Rev c. /, Spear returned from his vsca-
ton today and will occupy the pulpit.
Rev. II. o. Thayer and daughter. Miss
Annie Thayer, of New York, were in
town few days last week and called
upon relatives and friends, going from
here % Bethlehem, n. H., for vacation
stay
Nrr. and Mrs. George A. Briggs and
Mss Catherine G.. Briggs came home
from their Rangeley visit last week on
account Of the illness of DR.. Carl ).
Briggs. who is affected with fever. DR..
Br.g. improving.
Aul .gucement has been received here
gffIa rr.age 10 Augu Ia, Kan, Aug
OBJ, at earnest G.. Penley of Augusta ana
Mss Pearl V Paul OF Wichita. The
groom , a grandson of e. Freelard Pen
ley Of this place.
Miss Nellie L. Whitman of this place,
who aas been for many years on the
faculty Of Hebron Academy, will be for
"a. coming year on the faculty Of Gould
Academy at Bethel. succeeding Mss
Miriam T. Herrick, who for four years
ta. taught German and literature.
Ms z. y. Anderson and Mrs. Il c.
er-ou and children went Thursday to
Cd Orchard for stay OF about two
weeks Mrs. II. G. Anderson and chill
drru, who have been with relatives here
for some weeks, will return from Old
Orchard to their home in Waterfowl,
Mass
The Ladies' of the G A r will hold
food sale AZ their room on Wednesday
afternoon, Aug. 18th, at 2:3O O'Clock.
Each member is asked TO bring food.
Their next regular meeting will be on
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock,
Aug. 2lst. A picnic supper will be
served from 80 to 6 o'clock.
on Wednesday Sias z. Maxim, B. +.
Hicks aud family, Mrs. <. p. Tippett and
two daughters, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Sanger
Maxim enjoyed picnic trip to Streaked
Mountain. Mr.. Maxim thought he
could 90 up the mountain il the girls
cOuld." and made the ascent from e. X.
Kings on foot, though be is 81 years OF
age and carries the gold-headed cane as
the Oldest man in Paris. He did not IND
u very hard aud experienced no bad
effects. Unfortunately the view, for
which particularly they made the trip,
was obscured by haze.
In backing out of Ripley Il Fletcher's
garage at the rear of Odd Fellows Block
a few DAYS since, man ran against
small telephone pole which stands by the
sidewalk. Result, two breaks in the
pole, one four or five feet from the
ground, the other several feet higher.
Neither gave way, the fibers holding, out
the pole had groggy appearance. Go
ing by there, Democrat man asked
Tracy Pierce, chow did you manage to
bit that pole way up there? "oh,
was the prompt reply, Skinned right up
it-had Ford, you know"
The reunion of the First Tenth-Twen-
ty.ninth Maine Regiment Association al
Long Island Thursday was attended oy
b T. Hicks and Thomas Powers OF South
Paris, members of the regiment. Among
others from Oxford County and vicinity
in attendance were w. w. Andrews,
Oxford; VIM. II. Brigham, Buokheld !;
Oldiu Charles. Stow; Pliny B. Henley,
Lowell; Wm G. Higgins, West Paris;
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