Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-09-28
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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gyASD TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. Il, 1915,

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no West s4S a. m, express, daily
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CHURCHES.
$3.50. .4- -resst,onal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
r- -- pt5tar Preaching service, 10 ~ A. A..
.- .5aI y as NJ; Y. p. S. G. +. 90
evening service 90 P. NJ; Church
.t'rs Wednesday evening at 80 p. N
er,yise connected, are cordially In
"a, church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
-- .eryice 10 as A. NJ; Sabbath School
f-worth League Meeting 6 90 P. NJ;
sing Wednesday evening 30.
.- church, Rev. + L. Cam, Pastor.
v Preaching service 10 rs A. NJ; Sab
~, L. N; Y. P. 5; G; T., is P. M;
.es 80 IS r n; Seats e1 iTee All sfsD are
..rst Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
reaching service every Sunday al
d. sunday school at L n. Y. z. Z. L.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Pari Lodge. No. "a. Regular
.- Tuesday yenins on or before fullmoon.
.. H Mount Mica odge, regular meet
-slav evenih of each week.-Aurora
-cat, drst and shird Monday evenings
Noun, Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No.
second and fourth Fridays OF each
81 DIt Fellows Hail.
Wv. X. Kimbal Post, No. las, meets
r- thlri saturday evening" OF each
,l o.. a. Z. Hall.
k Kimban Circle, Ladies' Of the 6. A
.. trst and third saturday evenings OF
nth, IN Grand Army Hall.
Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
ON rrst Tuesday night after the full OF the
I.-Paris Grange, mae.s first ard third
az 4 each month, IN Tenge Hall.
4.C.-SeconI and fourth Mondays OF
r.. d. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
ecun and fourth Wednesday evenings
month.
.s P.-Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
evening ~ Pythian Haul.
The Good Cheer Society will meet at
uuIch Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO.
Sd. u. Lunt of Portland was the guest
his daughter, Mrs. Harold I. Briggs,
>eday.
stanley Thayer visited his brother,
Eay Thayer, in Portland, Saturday and
~suday.
Miss Dorothy Remission has gone to
harrison, where she will spend some two
months.
Miss Laura Deane aud Mrs Humphrey
% Old Orchard have recently been
guests at Frank A. Taylor's.
Miss Airline D. Croker went Saturday
o. Boston, where she will take course
To The Emerson School of Ors'ory.
ll--. C. A. Record and Mr.. and Mrs.
II Marion visited Mr. Record at San
ford over Sunday, going by automobile.
Mrs. Alyernon Briggs Of Mechanic
Falls was a guest the first of the week OF
Nr. and Mrs. A. D. Cotton at the Durgin
house.
Mrs. L. c. Smiley will hold her milli-
merry opening Tuesday and Wednesday of
-ai, week All ladies are cordially invit-
Ell 20 attend.
puite a number Of South Paris people
were at Canton fair Thursday, most of
raem going by automobile, and all en-
we'd the day.
Nr and Mrs. Elmer Hooper and two
children Of New York, who have been
spending their vacation in town, return
ei home on Saturday.
Mrs. ID. II. Bean went to Portland
Thursday, where she will remain several
weeks for treatment. She will room at
81 corner Oak and Spring Streets.
Mrs. Ella Burbank, formerly Of South
Paris, who has been at Gorham, y. h.,
f- some years, but has spent the sum-
me- ru Portland, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Ellen E. Jackson has purchased
the Joseph Leonard farm on Stearns
jul. IL is expected that the place will
b, coupled by Mr.. and Mrs. Erlon w.
Dalton, now of Bethel.
.aymond Peufold and Llewellyn Bart
Ter. payed on the Bucktield base ball
team 10 it's two games az the Canton fair
Tarsdsy and Friday, Penfold pitching
j..l games for Buckfield.
Mis-. Grace Burrowes of Portland, who
Lad been spending some time al The
T. eLes, was the guest of Mrs. Nelson
G. der for the day Wednesday, return
irr home Wednesday night.
,rr. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Millett have
gone on a trip to Washington, ID. G., TO
occupy about two weeks Harry ID Cole
8, carving the mail on X. F. ID. No. 3
during Mr Millett's absence.
Ralph b Penfo'd, formerly of South
Paris. who is now oG the police force in
j. rtland, and is member of the Coast
ARTILLERY Band, won the Mlrston silver
Gun as high man in the pistol shooting
event at the recent state shoot at Au-
rgsta.
Under present regulations, which went
into effect Sept. 1st, parcel post pack
age can be insured for minimum fee OF
three cents, this fee covering an indcm
nifty not exceeding five dollars. For
larger indemnity the fee Is slightly In
creased.
While we got well into September
without frost, we certainly got II, at
least on the low lands, Wednesday night,
Tender plants were laid low, and about
everything susceptible TO injury by frost
was more or less damaged. On high
lands some of the sweet corn fields are
thought not TO have been materially
damaged, and portion of the crop was
Already in the cans, anyway. The 23d
of september 10 later than the average
da'e Of the first frost for some years,
but with the upside down conditions OF
the weather this season much OF the
crops was later than usual about matur-
ing
Roland, the eleven -year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Record, died suddenly
Friday night from shock from an oper-
alton for intestinal obstruction. lie
had attended school on Monday, but was
taken i'm that night. Friday evening on
account Of the progress of the trouble he
was taken by automobile to the Central
Maiue General Hospital at Lewiston,
where an operation was performed, out
{, could not save his life, and the same
cas which carried him TO the hospital
brought back his lifeless remains hve
hours later. He was in the fifth grade
10 the village schools, and was member
Of the Universalist Sunday School, at
which he had been regular attendant
for some years Besides his parents, DE
leaves one sister, Mrs. Walter Abbott,
and an older brother, Howard. The fu-
neral at the homo Monday afternoon Is
attended by Rev. Chester Gore Miller.
POstmaSters are now permitted ana 10
some extent encouraged to handle the
maps issued by he Uuited States Geo.