Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-05
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS posi- OFFICE.
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CHURCHES.
r-... .at,onal Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
r. .,Ir Preaching service, 10 As A. Il.
u AS A. NJ; \. Z. ). z. L. 60
= -,1- service Z 90 P. NJ; Church
..-< Wednesday evening 81 80 P. N
-E'se connected, are cordially In
'vv gaurch. Rev. c. /. Spear, Pastor
o.. --r.ce lO:45 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
r. 4-.e League Meeting 6 90 p. NJ.
Wednesday evening 80.
-rh, Rev. +. l.. Cam, Pastor
ne reaching service 10 AS A. NJ; Sab
l. NJ; Y. 2. 5. C. E. is P. N.
.- 81 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
pa. lie 30 Seats free. AL at,
s., church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
r-.- H-eachlng service every Sunday a
sunday school at l. NJ. Y. Z. e. L
stated MEETINGS.
W-Pari Lofge. No. 81. Regular
las veainy on or before fullmoon
TH Mount Hica Lodge, regular meet
, "a. La, evenih OF each week.-Aurors
I'd. .rst and .hird Monday evenings
Noun, Ple1san Rebekah Lodge, No
q acOnd and fourth Fridays OF eScf
90 Fellows Hail.
w. X. Kimbal Post. No. las, meels
s-t -airi saturday evening" of each
80. - DO. 4. r Hall.
Klm6ali Circle, Ladies Of the e. A
Ers. and third Saturday evenings OF
81, N Grand Army Hall.
joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
or. Tuesday night after the full Of the
p Paris Grange, n. els first and third
S- each month, In mango Han.
C-SecoaI and fourth Mondays Of
ID. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
l.e. and fourth "Wednesday evenings
~ luth.
-Hamrn Lodge. No, 81, meets every
r. ming ~ Pythian Hal.
Sis Ross Of Rumford is with her
"a Gilman Whitman, for few days.
y Isabel Goodwin has returned
irr~ visit OF some weeks at w. A.
Bar IS IN Hebron.
w, ;. y. Marstun and son Noel of
p. and were guests of relatives here
fu-- short time last week.
avs Orchestra has been engaged to
for masquerade ball at Bolster's
y S, Friday evening, the 10Th.
Wr. aud Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett will go
~-sday morning to Waterville to at
tend the Baptist state convention.
James Robinson has returned from
sumner where he has been employed
durru- summer, to W, Il. Robin
sons.
Mrs. Abbie Z. Jones, formerly of
: nth Paris, now of Portland, is the
& 81 of her daughter, Mrs. Z. L
Greene.
uald 5. Briggs returned Tuesday
f. % Westport, y. y, where he has
ls position at the WestpOrt Inn
t1- "a the summer.
ST. and Mrs. Archie Cole, who have
BE-. -unning hotel at Mingo Springs,
Rs- e.ey Lake, during the summer,
hae re,urned TO South Paris for while.
SIR and Mrs. Alton C. Maxim, Mrs.
Tr. Scott. Mrs. y. G.. Elder and
NJ George T. Eastman made a two
das Zip around the mountains Thurs
dss .i Friday.
V Walter Emery and young son of
Be-. we're guests at j. II. Beans
for short time last week. Mrs. 5. A.
" sr Of Waltham, Mass, has also
been . recent guest there.
N-. r. NJ. Thayer is in Whitman,
Ma 'or a few days, called there by the
i,.l--- g her daughter, Mrs. A. l. Della
D. Mr. OelanO's mother, Mrs. +. A.
Dea. of oxford, IS also there.
81. aad Mrs. F. n. Wright and Mr..
aud ,.l-. Stanley NJ. Wheeler attended
The rankin County fair at Pennington
Weekday, in Mr.. Wright's car. W. j.
Wt.r was also at the fair, aud return
ed laae with them.
Gsri ball at Grange Hall this week
FrGas avening. Floor managers, Walter
I. GA, and Albert D. Park. Music by
Shaw Orchestra OF eight pieces. The
Orie- dances will be made to suit
tho. who dance both contra and fancy
danes.
D YOU ever see October come in with
less ur on the foliage than this year?
Fr...eurly the twentieth of September
tn some bright spots among the green,
ar &, not unusual TO have consider
Oh alliance in the appearance of the
the first Of October. On the first
OF october this year there was only a
Die, .nge Of color in the green, and no
b- mt foliage anywhere.
N-s. l.. G.. Morton and Mrs. Gilman
" man left Saturday for Fairfield,
where they are visiting Mrs. W. .. Her
s-r Who was formerly Miss Winnie Har-
g.. ~ Hebron, and Mrs. G. K. Harden.
N.- Whitman expects TO remain there
a. week. Mrs. Morton, after spend
i.y the week end there, goes TO water
e lie to attend the Baptist state conven.
ton. and will be the guest of DIR. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Bessey while there.
Gordon T. Hanson of Powell River,
british Columbia, who is spending va
cation in the East, was in town a short
lime last week, the guest OF Mr.. ana
Hrs. z. y. Anderson. His father, b. n.
Hanson, his brother Norwood and he are
an connected with the Powell River Co.,
manufacturers of paper. The Hansons
merly lived in South Paris tor
while, Mr.. Hanson being connected with
tas Mason Manufacturing Go.
Telliss Thibodeau leaves with the
Democrat two ''out of season" plants, a
barring straw berry and blue violet.
The straw berry is not so much out OF
season after all, as it is of the Ever
bearing" variety. Mr.. Yeston, the
county demonstration agent, says that
this is a perfectly practical berry. The
only special treatment it requires is TO
pick of the blossoms for few weeks IN
TIE irst part of the season, and then le'
them grow, and the berries will continue
q grow and mature until the cold wealth
or Of the fall stops them.
Both the Euterpesn Club and the Sene
ca Club hold their first meeting OF ths
season 70 day, Monday. The Euterpesr
Club meets with Mrs. Burnhsm IN tns
Afternoon, and the program has already
been given in the Democrat. The Sene
CO Club meets with Mrs Agnes Morton
10 the evening. Home Economies arr
considered in the program, which Is al
follows:
Ra. Call-Dues
Efficiency Methods In the Home Miss Insys
Tie Housewives Vacation Mts' rerna"
''''' 70 ''~' Mrs. staDle.
Tuesday evening the Fan-Tans hat
their first supper of the season al tnei
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