Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-09-07

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
x.ou,ttrs. $50 A. h.to 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June n. 1915.
TEAMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,..,,-s,..,p East 5 SO a. M, express. daily
1'.N local. daily except sunday; :51 p. m.
-. '.l'.y, I 81 A. NJ, 800 p. NJ, Sunday
o7 aS,.. up wesp s:55 an, express. daily
local, daily except sunday; :55 pm.
,,ors.s. i4gg; 1922 a. NJ. 2. NJ, Sunday
only
v,-s- Don y~e-at,onal Church. Rev. A. I. Nc
49, PI-.lr Preaching service, 10 aS A. II.
srfI. S. .a.' ~ as A. NJ; Y. L. 5. q. +. SO
evening service 90 P. NJ; Church
-.r ...r'ug Wednesday evening at 30 p n
,T-r. "a. a~w'sc connected, are cordially In
Vyr-,r.t church. Rev. C. |. Spear, Pastor
p-,r- -erytce 10 As A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
So. HuUH-th League Meeting 8 90 P. NJ.
--.-s- Ing Wednesday evening ! 30.
tF1-r-. church. Rev. +. L. Cam, Pastor
an lass preaching service l0a5 A. NJ; Sab
,a = N; Y. p. ;. e. F., SIS p. N.
...fr. : 500 p NJ; Wednesday evening
5-T.- .-7,go 73C. Seats free. All ar'
.st Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
r..- reaching service every Sunday a
us Sunday School At L II. Up. Z. U
STATED MEETINGS.
rsA N.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
vs...- tees las cvenins on or before fullnoon
Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
i--s -s.l.y evenlh- OF each week.-Aurort
81 ~ea.. irst and ,hird Monday evenings
Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge, No
g. second and fourth Fridays OF each
mont .a ld Fellows Hall.
r.t Wv. X. Kimball Post, No. las. meets
Er ,hird Saturday evenings of each
ISL s. Eimban Circle, Ladies' OF the g. A
EH.. t-st and third Saturday evenings OF
e. H.u.A, IN Grand Army Hail.
Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
On -rsi Tuesday night after the full Of the
rr. Paris Grange. meets first and third
>. ay q each month, In : snge Hall,
... 90 C.-Seconu and fourth Mondays OF
b. d. P.-Stony Brook Lodge, Ne. Isl,
. eeoni and fourth Wednesday evenings
P.-Hamrn Lodge, No. 81. meets every
Friday evening at Pythian Hail.
ate .air week.
Ms. Aunie Swift has returned from
bel. zip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of New York is the
guest Of Mrs. ii. T. Wilson.
Ernest Herrick is spending few days
with friends in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Chas. L. Buck is at Foxcroft at
lending the Advent campmeetiug at that
r,ace.
Mrs. Celia Parsons of Auburn is the
guest of her brother, W. B. Russell, for
few weeks.
Mrs. Anna II. Hayes was in Auburn
few days last week, called by the death
OF relative.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest F. Shaw spent the
week end and holiday with Mr.. and Mrs.
harles L. Shaw at Auburn.
Arthur Howe and Miss Clara Howe of
WaGfOrd, Mass, have been recent guests
@ Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Stearns.
Miss Phyllis Taylor is working in the
hce Of Alton G. Wheeler during the
absence of Miss Florence Richardson.
Gilbert SWEET of Winchester, Mass,
has been the guest of his grandparents,
N- and Mrs. Jacob Nichols, for few
days,
Mrs Geo. K. Morton and son Henry,
and Gordon Powers visited Mrs. Arthur
SJgie at South Windham few days last
week
Miss Ruth Brown of Brewer has re
Gently been a guest of Miss Helen n.
Barnes for a few days, returning home
Wednesday.
Ur. c. L. Buck was at Portland Fri
DAY night TO attend a meeting of the
executive committee of the State Sunday
School Association.
Master Roger SWEET, after being for
some months with his grandparents,
Nr and Mrs Jacob Nichols, has returned
o. bis home in Winchester, Mass.
September morn was a rather chilly
time AZ least the morn of the first day
OF Ssr,embe Not frost to do dam
agg bur near enough to worry about.
MIS- Walter P. Maxim returned Tues
dag .yu }5idgeport, CT, where she has
been iu- ne weeks. Mr.. Maxim went
90 6-port aud accompanied her
hone
Hon Frank p. S:esrns and his son
Arnold Stearus OF Shawnee, Okla, ar
rived lere Tuesday night for visit to
NJ >,earus parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p.
S.e4rus.
Mr. aud Mrs Merton K. Sumner of
Holsaa.e, Mass, are guests at Wallace
Il. Str.cklaud's. Mr.. Sumner is civil
engineer with the Draper Company at
H0peiale.
Concrete pavement has been laid in
the alley between Odd Fellows Block
and True Block, from the sidewalk. back
q .le ireproOf vault recently completed
by the town.
Mss Julia p Morton visited the fam
iiy nt her brother, Clarence G. Morton,
in Crystal, Y. a., last week, and Monday
morning left to resume her teaching in
Abingdon, Mass.
William X. Holmes and family, after
spending some weeks with Mr.. Holmes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes,
left Wednesday on their return to their
home in Southingtou, CT.
AtkOu OOOhs WIN 10 ~
drug store 10 Bangor, visited his mother,
Mrs. P. K. Wheeler, few days last
week. Charles Cook, who is in Con
cord, n. H., has also been here recently.
Miss Flora Murch is in Revere, Mass,
to spend her vacation of two weeks.
Frances and Norman Nicholson, who
have been visiting at Mr.. Murch's, re-
turned to their home in Revere with her
when she went last week.
Isaiah V. McKenney of Auburn, quite
we'll known in this vicinity through his
exhibits at the shows OF the Western
Maine Poultry Association, at which he
was for some years a large exhibitor,
died at his home last Tuesday at the age
OF u years.
Dean j. Tolmsn, formerly of South
Paris and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4.
To'mau, was married in Csstine Aug.
l. o 10 Miss Annie B. Richardson of that
Place Mr.. Tolman has been with the
N.U Eoglsnd Telephone and Telegraph
Co for some years, and is stationed in
Boston.
Active and honorary members OF the
Seneca Club and few others were the
guests of Mrs. Roy <. Cole and Mrs.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler at William j. Wheel
ey' last Monday evening. Eight tables