Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-01-26
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oM.s Hours 1894. n. 80 Z 80 ?. Il.

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SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Once Hours 7:SoA.h.s TO 80 Pm
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept IS, 1913,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,.,,,, t..yn East SO a. M. express. daily
sgsn. .pgSl. daily except sunday o"' p. IN
sIgGTs . Vest Gas IN. express, daily
, S. local, daily except Sunday; sa' pm.
express. .A.y.
CHURCHES.
r.. ,-.-.-e zational Church. Rev. A. 7. Nc
- rss.Jr. Preaching service, 10 80 A. n.
49, : ..a1 n rs a. NJ; Y. 2. 5. Z. =, 90
Frsuing service 800 2. NJ; Church
Z, ..ss- meeting Wednesday evening at SO P. n
~ no, i. -yise connected, are cordially In
''; S.,,er .. church, Rev. &. l. Spear, Pastor
.... -roruing prayermeeting 10 90 A. n
uaa,.rtr- -yice 10 As A. NJ; Saooatn Scnoo
Ext srr5rtb League Meeting 500 P. NJ;
. |; -, lux wednesday evening 7;So; elias
g..c,,-- -,lAv genlng 80.
ae e,'. r-r-ch, Rev +. L. Cam, Pastor
reaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sab
%. +. ~, Y. Z. $. &. F., 6l5 p. NJ;
% -.,r. SIS. r. NJ; Wednesday evening
gI-1ytr -e.,.g $50. seats free. All are
lis. Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
~, Preaching service every sunday q;
10; sunday school at Il N. f.P. Z. U.
nTr.s.
STAYED MEETINGS.
vtt s.-Psr. Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- .eBlns on or before full moon
10 b. F-Eu.al Mica Lodge. regular mee.'
a., rrg7fu. Of each week.-Aurora
s..','. - .cd .hirt Monday evenings
o, Pr -,r..- PIE san Rebekah Lodge, No.
a. ...s -r..r fourth Fridays OF each
~. f.. ai- Post. No. las. meets
s-t. 81 .-r!F saturday evenings OF each
-,.1tA Oh 10 A. j.. ita-
vs. r. NIuhlU Circle, Ladies OF the u.
81 re..- U-st tr.i Or. r't saturday evenings OF
go --.H '- Grant Army Hall.
.f.. JOSHUA l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
arfa.lr.. Tuesday 1,sht after the full OF the
.s-r.-T.-ls Grange, meets first and third
,,,r-lr each month, In Grange Hall.
TOO second and fourth Mondays OF
F... stony Brook Lodge, No. ISL.
.sss,. and fourth Wednesday evenings
%. H.-Hauln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Mrs Columbia Muzzy is suffering
With evy pelas.
Mr.. Frank Jones of Livermore is
the guest Of her son, Burr +. Jones.
MI raLu McPhee was called to Port
land 81 lrday by the death of sister.
J.s Njng was in Portland Saturday
70 a, 4 the funeral of Mrs. Marquis +.
King
M ". T. Wheaton of Searsport is
.hs $, of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
q. STUART.
Ms Beatrice Andrews of North
Par vas guest over the weekend at
yhay as Edwards.
The Weelaffalot Club met Thursday
evening with Miss Flora Murch at her
Tome ~ Porter Street, and sewed and
.hat,=i.
S.P S,earns, who is spending the
Siuts Bethel, was here a few days
asst week, coming especially to see his
sister, Ms. Lydia 5. Hammond, who is
IN at Der home on Church Street.
IA Esuuey received his commission
as postmaster at South Paris on Friday.
The 8elal transfer of the Office from the
retiring u1stmaster, Samuel +. Davis, to
Nr. Ne1uey, will probably be made
lb1u the irst of February.
Tie D "a Alphas were entertained at
the ye-,-y u Deering Memorial Church
THURSDAY evening, the hostesses being
Miss sylvia E. Weare and Miss Lena l..
Franc The evening was spent in sew
Ing an socisbility, and dainty refresh
meuts ere served.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris pos. office, Jan. %, 1914:
Mr. - T. Bartlett.
Nj, H.,e Barker.
Mr. Ohm Brigham.
Mrs tiIbury.
M8s.. E0,fe Bradbury.
MAST. Harold Bradbury.
S. F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Ou5 ather significant fact was not
noted 10 the summary given in the Dem
)crst asst week of the vital statistics of
Par for 1914 This is that of the sixty
i've wing children born in the town for
he wear, twenty-one were to parents
whose names indicate Enthusiastically
he Finnish origin.
Mrs. Frances o. King, widow OF Mar
,uis T. King, died in Portland Thursday,
It the age of 70 years. Mrs. King had
% the past few years several times been
VISITOR at the farm of her son, DR.. Al
rel N.us, near this village. Besides DR..
KIM. Mrs King is survived by daugh-
Ter aud ,wo other sons.
Il sa-l- Sc party was given Miss Velms
T1"ea5 asst Monday evening on the
occasion OF her birthday, by the sopho-
more class of the high school, of which
she Is a member, at the home Of Miss
Muris Bowker. Miss Twitchell was
presented with a fountain pen, and the
eVer.a, vas mostly spent in playing
game
One hundred aud eight Knights of
Pytb1s were on the special train We'd
nesdsy evening when il left South Paris
for The district convention at Bryants
Pond. and there was a total attendance
AZ the convention of about two hundred.
Ham.G Lodge worked the rank OF
Knight The train arrived here on the
return a; about hslf-past two.
A very lively time was the recent &C.
casigu " ben eight or nine of the young
lads friends Of Miss Verna Howe as
sembsi at the residence Of John A.
Titus aud 10 honor of Miss Howe's ap-
preaching marriage to Everett NJ. Bessey
Of RUm'ord, presented her with cut
glass DISH A phonograph furnished
music for dancing in the large kitchen,
and il was enjoyed so much that IL was
Kept up until late hour.
Although following the thaw of the
frs, Of asst week some of the hill roads
were pretty gritty, in the valleys the icy
bottom was 80 smooth that big loads
could be hauled on it. j. A. Kenney Il
Co. say that never in two days was so
much lumber hauled to their mill as on
Thursday aud Fridsy-a total of ninety
i've loads for the two days. Even in the
snow Of Saturday morning some big
loads, pa, on the sled the night before,
came into the village.
A good number sat down to the sup
per at the Baptist vestry Tuesday, serv-
ed By the Ladies' Aid to the members of
the church and congregation, although
The roads we're bad. An orchestra fur
nished music, and following the supper
there was a short program. A reading
was given by Mrs. T. A. Taylor, and two
original readings by Rev. Mr.. Cam on
the high cost of living, with several Sc
lectlons by the orchestra. The sixteen
solicitors also made their raport. A so