Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-06-29

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local. daily except sunday; 80 pm.
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CHURCHES.
..,r.-egstloual Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
- tor Preaching service, 10 45 A. n.
- ~ loo. o. rs \. NJ \. Z. =. Z. Z. 6O'
E..rtng service : 90 P. NJ; Church
- meeting Wednesday evening at 30 P. n
,.~I- ..-c-visc connected, are cordially In
VIC; ys,r1 church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
p-sg.r'ac -gle- lCi5 A; M; Sabbath Schoo
Sv. E.To-tg League Meeting $40 p. M
..gg- rr cling Wednesday evening 80
sEys,. church, Rev. +. l., Cam, Pastor
,. .rr#.r. preaching service 045 A. NJ; Sab
,r.ra +. NJ; Y. P. 5. c. E., rs P. M
,.-,ysr &. GETTING 500 p. NJ wednesday evennS
-1rc- service $50. Seats free. AL ar
"r.,,.- SO Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
passion prcle6ing service every Sunday a
+f4.x sunday school at Il NJ. Y. 2. c. U
STATED MEETINGS.
.y, N.-Fari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
.r.es.i4v yepinc on or before fullncon
Io.U. Mount "ica lodge, regular meet
,--. -r--r, IS eyenih OF each week.-Aurora
b. lrst and .hird Monday evenings
.FE-V1unt Pleisan Rebekah Lodge. No
q, -ss.. -ac0nd anu fourth Fridays OF each
~-ts, ~ Ht Fellows Hall.
NV. n. Himball Post, No. las, meets
a. AT .1,rt saturday evenings OF each
W. a. Esmball Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
% meets lrst and third Saturday evenings OF
s,-s ~or. n Grand Army Hall.
son Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
-ug tuesday night after the full of the
....-gsris Grange. N, ess lrst and third
S.g-.. each month, In e range Hall.
d. ....-Second and fourth Mondays OF
b. .. STONY Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.aar. coon! and fourth Wednesday evenings
of.... month.
r.-Hamrn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
F- vcGlng at Pythian Hall.
N-.., Dorothy and Evelyn Wight are
So, heir aunt in Gorham, y. III.
A. Witham is building a stable at
h, ace on Park Street beyond the
b, ge.
MIS-. J. p. Richardson and Miss Doris
Il. bert are spending two weeks with
rt ..yes in Waterville.
Ur. and Mrs. Ralph r. Butts are visit
ss by Mr. Butts niece, Miss Agnes Por-
-e- OF Kingfeld, for few weeks.
Mrs. George A. Cutting and two sons
a Hartford, CT, are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. IL? Haggett.
Miss Leuora Edgecomb of Harrison,
formerly of South Paris, has been the
guest of Miss Phyllis Taylor for a few
days.
Mrs. +. n. Haskell aud children went
tuesday 10 spend two weeks with Mrs'
HaskelPs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
,Tswett, in Denmark.
Mrs. Kate Stuart was in Portland last
week for the Grand Army encampment,
an remaius there for a stay of week
or $50 with relatives and friends.
Maurice L. Noyes, Rev. +. L. Cam,
Ga. Is. Crockett, Ernest Z. Crockett
an Niles Record made fishing trip OF
lsay days TO Carrebassett last week.
PARTY which included George T.
Eastman and p. VI. Walker of this place,
ar. +. Bradford, Fred Hartman and
jana Wight of Norway, went Friday To
F.g- Ponds for fishing trip.
M. A.. +. Goldsmith has been chosen
a r..rber of the Seneca Club, to take
the place left vacant by the death OF
Ms Hilton. The memberships limit
el 90 twenty.
DN.dB. Woodbury., c. Guy Buck,
Gr..ave Porter and Gordon Powers
mad a two days. fishing trip TO South
Arm and Black Brook last week, with
good success.
IiY.u enjoy camping trip, or any
good rel-biOOded form of recreation,
there q an article on the first page of
this paper that will interest you, even II
y9u 30 not know the parties.
Nj, Grace Dean and Philip S. Jones
pay .lt orchestra at the Hubbard
House Paris ain, where there is dane
iE t,esy Friday evening in The
Snack 80 Ny Jones is employed at the
bo'e, for ,-e ,eason.
Nh and Me- Albert d. Park and Mr..
and MIS- = A. Morton started Saturday
morning for a motor trip into New
Hampshire for few days, planning to
climb Mount ChOcorua as part OF the
outing
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Plummer Of this
place and Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Stephens
Of Norway started Wednesday morning
on % motor trip to visit old friends IN
CuugscIcut aud at places along the
route They expect to be gone week
or two.
Alton T. Wheeler moved his law office
Thursday from the second floor of Max
im Block 20 the new rooms which he
has arted up on the ground floor of Ben
nett Block. This floor of the building has
been remodeled for his purpose, new
floors laid, aud newly decorated.
There will be dancing at Grange Hall
NJ -day, July >. afternoon and evening.
10 ,he afternoon round dances on the
upper floor. In the evening round
dances up stairs, contra dances below.
Slsw's Orchestra for round dances,
Durham's Orchestra for cOntras.
Mr.. Benjamin Fish and son George,
who have been for some weeks with Mrs
F',h's parents, MFR and Mrs. George X.
Morton, started Tuesday night on their
return to their home IN Santa Barbara,
Calf. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Roland IL. Soule and Miss Geuevieve
SouIe OF south Windham, who go TO
san Francisco 10 attend the exposition,
and visit in Colorado on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler went
Saturday TO their camp at Shagg POND
for stay of a week or two. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler of Wakefield
Mass, also went to their camp there for
svacation stay, and U, G.. Wheeler and
family of Newton, Mass, have arrived a.
their camp for the summer. Most oi
the camps on the pond will be occupied
over next Sunday aad Monday by then
OwurIs.
Members of Vim. X. Kimbsll Post who
attended the Grand Army encampmen
10 Portland last week were ". ). Star
bird, Franklin Maxim, W b. Stuart
George w. Cole. Gilman Whitman, wh'
Is member Of A. NJ. Whitman Post o
Bryauts Pond, also attended. Amons
those who attended the meeting OF To,
Ladies of the G. A. K. were Mrs. w. ,
S,arbird, Mrs. l.. A. Rounds, Mrs. Nat
Stuart, Mrs. Z. NJ Millett, Mrs. ,. Z
Ordway, Miss Eva Z. Walker.
Last Monday evening at the home o
Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson very pleasing
recital was given by her pupils, assiste'
by Miss Velms Twi chell. The pup'i
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