Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-13
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Omce Hours 7:30A. n. to 6 80 p. 4.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June y, 1915,
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS

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CHURCHES.
yf~.. Congregational Church, Rev. A. I. MC
W-Erer Pastor. Preaching service, l0a5 A. H.
S-~#4g school II as A. M; Y. p. 5. c. L. So
N Evening service I 90 p. NJ; Churc
,-s-.- meeting Wednesday evening at 30 p.
a r.. otherwise connected, are cordially In
VsHolist Church. Rev. C. /. Spear, Pastor
p-..-.ing service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoc
= So. Epworth League Meeting 800 p. n.
r..T,r meeting Wednesday evening 30.
G.uIst Church, Rev. +. l.. Cam, fastoi
sunday. preaching service l0:45 A, NJ; Sal
school Il N; Y. p. $; c; E, 6lS P. n.
...sgr meeting 90 p NJ; Wednesday evenlD
aver service 7;SO. Seats free. AL ar
lrlyersalst Church, Rev Chester Gore Millei
PASTOR Preaching service every Sunday 8
a. A. NJ sunday School al II N. \. z. q.
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STATED MEETINGS.
"A. M-Pari Lodge, No. 81. Regua
r.gting Tuesiay evening on or before full moor
%. F-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular NEE
8. Thursday eveniL Of each week.-Auror
.ampment, drst and shird Monday evening
ach month.
So meets second and fourth Fridays or esc
month In odd Fellows Hail.
GAR-w. X. Kimball Post, No. las, meet
DIR and third saturday evenings OF eac
month, in q. A. K. Hall.
VIM. h. Kimban Circle, Ladies' of the g. A
r., meets Grst and third Saturday evenings o
each month. in Grand Army Hall.
:. fV.-JOshua l.. Chamberlain camp meet
IA n-uf TN fIav- MO az
aeon.
p. H.-Paris Grange, meets first and thirt
Lurday of each month. In Grange Hal.
u. o. G. C.-Second and fourth Mondays o.
s.. +. o. P-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl
I-cts second and fourth Wednesday evenings
each month.
t. OF P.-Harln Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Friday evening al Pythisn Hall.
Chester Record and family are camp
.1g in Lowell for two weeks.
Thomas Nemmo of Boston is working
10 the Paris Home Bakery this summer.
Luther NJ. Winslow and family spent
The past week at cottage on Lake Pen
uesseewassee.
sherman T. Oliver of the Chas. II.
Howard Co. drug store is spending his
7acation at North Arson.
The stable at D. D. Fletcher's on High
street has been raised TO permit Of put
ting a basement under il.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Walker and son
Harold of WOOdfords were guests OF
relatives here over Sunday.
Gordon Powers underwent an opera
ton for adenoids at the hospital in Lew
istOn last week, returning home at once
Two special trains carrying large
number of excursionists from Lewiston
o. Canada went through Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. ". Z. HanscOm of Mechanic Falls
hl, been the guest of Miss Catherine
O. Criggs at Highland Cottage for a few
days,
Miss Ethel Hardy accompanied her
sister, Miss Effie Hardy, on her return TO
Haverhill, Mass, and will spend several
weeks at Plum Island, Mass.
Mrs. Ellen Blake, Mrs. Elizabeth Ed
ga-ly, and Richard Blake, have visited
Mrs Blake's sou, Augustus Lord, in
Beverly, Mass, for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. V. McAlister and
two children of Eliot are guests of Mrs
NcAlister's parents, Mr. and Mrs o. E.
ElrrOws. They came by automobile,
ADD will spend at least portion of their
vacation here.
Leon $. Fairbanks of Abingdon, Mass,
Joined his family at Geo. Il. Crockett's
Friday. and on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Crockett and Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks
and daughter went to the Fairbanks
camp at Concord Pond, where they will
spend some two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. D. Bolster, Morton
Y Bolster and Miss Ruth Bolster left
Wednesday for an automobile trip 10
Belfast to visit Mr.. and Mrs. JudsOn
Morton. This week the Bolsters 90 for
a stay of two weeks at Peaks Island.
where they have engaged cottage.
The next regular meeting of the
ladies of the G.. A. r. will occur on
saturday afternoon, July 11th, at 8
o'clock sharp. A picnic lunch will be
served at their rooms. Each member is
asked to bring some article of food. As
uo slips are sent out, the invitation is
confined 10 members of Post and Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Maxim, Miss
Airline d Croker and Lafayette Dow
went 10 Bay Point Saturday where cot
t3ge had been engaged. Mr.. Maxim has
returned, the rest of the party will re-
main for two weeks. Miss Flora Ritner
BARLOW OF Bridgeport, CT, joins them
there and Murray Bigelow will go next
Saturday, to spend the remaining week
o, The time with them.
Archie l. Cole is now at work on the
Wa Of his new house on Deeriug
Street The house will be a bungalow,
. feet 10 inches by Al feet s inches,
w'1 basement under the whole. There
viii be five rooms and bath on the
ground floor, with piazza on the front,
and q dormer window in the roof viii
gy opportunity for finishing room on
the econd floor. The house stands on a
concrete foundation, and the walls are
of cement blocks.
SO short is the human memory that if
you we're to be told that less than five
years ago we had a heavier summer
storm than that of last Thursday, you
would probably question the statement.
y. ills fact. The date was Thurs
day, Aug 4, 1910 Some time in the
sms. hours of the morning the rain be-
gan, with a thunder shower, and it was
a continuous performance of thunder
shower until some time during the
night. Some of the hills were washed
so badly that the travel had to take to
the other side Of the gutter while the
road was being made passsble again.
The rainfall of one day was reported by
unofficial observers at small fraction
over six inches.
A piano recital was recently given at
Mrs. Stella W. Burnham's by two of her
pupils, Hester Ordway and Helen Eme-
ley, who have been studying for only
two years. The program was as follows:
Under the Mlstletoe Engeman
Miss Emeley, Miss ordway
Dance Of the Dolls Williams
Dorothy Caprlce Behr
Miss Ordway
The Birds Message Behr
% Fa.se Arienne +. Spindler
Miss Emeley
a Carnival Mazurka Isbmsn
Taranteile
Miss Ordway, Miss Emeley
Barcarole from Tales of Hoffman, Ofenbaeh
b Throwing Kisses Helms
Miss Ordway