Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-11-02
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PASIs POST OFFICE.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. Il. 1915.
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CHURCHES.
..,,-,-.-sgst,onal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
IT rg-t6r Preaching service, 10 4S A. NJ;
".isv school n IS \. M; \. Z. ). Z. Z. 500
s-,"- Seeming service 90 P. NJ; Church
meeting Wednesday evening at ! 80 p. N.
~. otherwise connected, are cordially In
' TS.,-,l. church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
,-as-l,r- service lO45 A. M Sabbath Schoo'
IN Egv1-tn League Meeting oNO p. M
-, -, ma. -,n- Wednesday evening 30.
Fss55,,,,.- ..lrch, Rev. L. L. Cam, Pastor.
Isl. reaching service l0A5 A. NJ; Sab
a. a. ...ir, e so P. NJ; Wednesday evening
.ly- -g.ce 81. Seats free. All are
81 r,,r. rs. church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
pS.a- reaching service every sunday at
$50 b. sunday School at l2 N. Up. G. U.
G7r.a
The r A. Thayer furniture store in
Ra'rr- block is being redecorated.
NJ. Joseph Roberge, now employed in
GnasE. spent the weekend at l.. j..
Bilcss.ss.
v-. G.. I. Spear and daughter Rachel
have been spending few days in Cor
ban, y Il.
R,ym11d Penfold has good position
q, tbs g,cs Of the Grand Trunk elevat-
ors a. r.Iaud.
Mr., l.. Holmes is in DIR. Kings hos
rita. To "lr,land, where she has under
zone rrg.cal operation.
Nr, W. Dutton of Bethel and Mrs.
FW Trrell Of Turner spent the past
wee 81 relatives in town.
sherman Oliver has been visited for a
few tre, by his cousin, Berne Mitchell
Of IL Ie.d, a student at Hebron Acad-
envy.
Mrs. G. A. Marston and daughter of
P5r, "a have been guests for few
dsys W. B. StricklsDd's, returning
b ne ~,.urday.
NJ, glauche Trip is in the Central
Ma General Hospital in Lewiston,
vi. ,le has submitted to an operation
bra. .sndicitis.
Ms Lillian A. Shaw returned Thurs
dly r1m the Poland Spring House,
" .a she has had her usual position
dur 2 be season.
a iarewell performance for the season
W given by the gods of thunder Friday
Q no. in a shower which was lively for
tie last week in October.
Mrs. Lottie Taylor of Portland was in
5 nth Par, Tuesday to visit her sister,
Ms. Lydia DOble. She was accompan-
IL ~ her niece, Flora Addition.
Two bath rooms are being installed in
the y Haskell house on Main Street,
IN Ire TWO north tenements, and other
chances are being made in the house.
Nil F. A. Heiduer and Mrs. II. L.
Ne went Friday to Calais for weeks
visit a the family of Rev. 7. j. Rams
del AURA Ellis is staying with Mrs.
Nsa Powers while Mrs. Heidner Is
away
Charles D. Smell. who died at East
Heb % the 24th at the age of 90
year, was brother of Mrs. {. NJ. Dur
siu a his town, aud of DR.. Frank W.
Sue, eho was formerly here bat is now
at Is IA Haut.
A good patronage was given the
Ladies 20 the G.. A. r. at their annual
SAFE lursday afternoon and evening
some .. the tables were cleared and
taken down before supper time, and
nearly everything that remained was
disposed Of during the evening.
TIE .ht Of time is called to mind in
the d u1crat office by the arrival of No.
g> of tra Maine Farmers Almanac, for
1916 r. 3.ished at Augusta by Charles
{. Ma. * Son, as well as by a circular
from .ilendar manufacturing concern,
urgIu a prompt inspection OF their
1917 line.
RALPH A. Wyman, who last winter
completed az apprenticeship at the
prut- trade 10 the Democrat office,
and has been in the printing office OF NJ
Z Il @. cd Orchard during the sum
me- F, now employed "a pressman with
the George G. Whitney Co, printers of
hue ar Goods, at Worcester, Mass.
" Porter has taken out a lot of
ear. sex of the stable at his home on
Hig street, and has put in bank wall,
the l.e giving him useful area OF
app maJely level ground in place OF
the steep hillside. The earth taken out
was used in the fiji in Riverside Gene
tery where the pool and fountain for
merry we're.
Now that the season of fairs is past,
an prizes are offered for overgrown
beet, lead beets, or any kind of beets, a
bee. a, been pulled in the Forbes gar
den ln Porter Street which weighs nine
pounds. fifteen and oDe-haf ounces.
Would like 10 make II an even ten
pounds. but couldn't tell a lie for half an
ounce of beet pulp.
Mrs C.. A. Record, who had been with
NJ Record at Sanford for some weeks,
re, rned Tuesday TO the home OF her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett.
Size was accompanied by Miss Farnum,
supervisor of music in the Sanford
schools, who has spent few days here
re- operating from an illness. Mr.. Rec
ord was here over Sunday.
The Seneca Club is entertained this
MIulay evening by Mrs. Stanley at her
home on Pine Street. The consideration
OF home economies is continued IN the
pr ram, which is:
10 Ca9-what Is your most trying household
.rUb,em2
IT, iousekeeper's Problem Mrs smiley
Nna.tu and Her Money MIS- lIsOn
Rel .is selected Mrs Eastnan
West Paris Lodge, 1. o. o +, have
accepted the invitation of Mt. Mica
Lodge 20 visit them on the evening OF
Nov 18Th, and work the second degree
Next Thursday evening the degree stan
OF NJ, Mica Lodge will work the first
degree, and it is expected that one can
dida,5 from West Paris will be present
to take the degree with the candidates
OF tie home lodge.
All the arc lights on High Street were
running again Saturday night. Two Of
them had been off for some time, one OF
them for at least two weeks. These arc
lights seem to be unreliable. While II Is
guesswork, and not figured from rec
oTdS, the Democrat would estimate that
Of the three arc lights on the street, on
the average one has been off half the