Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-08-10
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Once Hours 7:S0 A. n. TO 8 80 P. Il.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
om,e Hours T:3O A. Ito s: 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning June "a, 1915,
Trains LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
..-,,..,-vyr East sc a. m, express, daily
Int.lI daily except sunday 81 p. n.
-. ially; 81 A. NJ, 9 90 P. NJ, sunday
On u, West s:55 am, express, daily
m local, daily except sunday; 9;55 pm.
- ialIy, - A. NJ, p. NJ, Sunday
only.
CHURCHES.
u,-sr ,.,nrregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
,,.s.,-rr- Pastor. Preaching service, 10 AZ A. H..
s.nFav school n As A NJ; \. r. 5. Z. Z, 6Ol
~ Eyening service Z 90 P. NJ; Church
.-s... meeting Wednesday evening at 80 P. N
Ar.rp. otherwise connected, are cordially In
'S..b,i,,t Church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
o.. 4r5,rs service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
IN Elworth League Meeting 800 P. NJ;
r-tr.- meeting Wednesday evening 80.
'Fs rs. Church, Rev. Y. L. Cam, Pastor
1r sunday, preaching service 10 AS A. NJ; Sab
.rH -..U0l l. NJ; Y. p. 5. e. E., 6l5 P. NJ
.-5r.r meeting 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
re,- service 7;3O. Seats free. All are
r.sr,alist Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
r-- Preaching service every Sunday al
q. N. sunday School at II N. Up. Z. U
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STATED MEETINGS.
FFA M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-.... fr. tuesday evening on or before full moon
d. D. E-Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet.
'- Thursday eyeniLs OF each week.-Aurora
Eaupment, first and third Monday evenings
p R.-MOunt Pleassn Rebekah Lodge. No
g. at.s second and fourth Fridays of each
Id IN DN3 FpllOWab Hall
.R-w. X. Kimbsll Post. No. las, mee.s
q. slt third Saturday evenings or each
q -.1 70 %. A. r. Han.
cots first ard third Saturday evenings OF
Ell. month, IN Grand Army Hall.
S. ~ Joshua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
Pie Irst Tuesday night after the full OF the
~ H.-Paris Grange, NE first and third
saturday Of each month, In u ange Hall.
20. &. C.-Second and fourth Mondays o.
f. D. P.-s.ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
..-.- econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
sch month.
. Of P.-iIsull'n Lodge, No. 81, meets every
.,ay evening ~ Pythian Hal.
Old Home Week.
MI and Mrs. Calvin Kneeland have
Moved to Weld.
A NJ. Green was at Bridgton Wednes
Jay Tor Ola dome Day.
Elmer and Harold Campbell have been
q Portland for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Abbott are to &C.
cupy rent in Maxim Block on Market
square.
Mrs. Mary E. Bryant has recently Wis.
tied her brother, II. II. Houghton, in
Auburn.
Shaw's Orchestra will play for a ball
at south Waterford Wednesday evening,
Aug. Is.
Mrs George F. Eastman has spent the
past week at Lowell with her sister,
Mrs. Charles.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hall, after a
visit OF two weeks here, returned Friday
20 their home in Newport, y. Il.
Miss Sarah Mills and Mrs. Martha
Harding of Salem, Mass, are the guests
% T. NJ. Davis, Highland Avenue.
Another picnic of the Firms will be
isd al Kings Four Corners, next Sun
day, August Is, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
K y. Haskell and family and Miss
Emma Haskell have been spending the
past week at Mr.. HaskelPs camp south
Of the village.
Miss Helen NJ. Barnes returned Friday
from the summer school at Castine,
which she has been attending for the
past four weeks.
Pc. Hathaway and family have re-
turned from Waterville, where they
sueut a portion of the vacation with Mrs.
Hathaway's parents.
Mrs Rodney W Brown and son Rod
ley of Reading, Mass, are guests OF her
mother, Mrs. Anna II. Hayes, and sister,
Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler.
Miss Doris Cole has been visiting Miss
Alice Houghtou at Poland Camp Ground
for the past week. Miss Charlotte Cole
is visiting at her unele's at Bryants
Pond.
DE-. and Mrs f. E. Bessey aud son of
Boston arrived Friday at Mrs. L. c. Nor
tons iog a visit. DIR. Bessey was at Bel
glade Lakes over Sunday, Mrs. Bessey
and sgH .emaiu here.
!. Hastings Bean has sold to Charles
Brett for Mrs. W. II. Adams of Paris
Ilul. a wood lot on the east side or the
Rowland road adjoining lot already be-
longing to Mr.. Brett.
A party which spent few days at
Camp Concord last week was composed
o., Nr. and Mrs. VIM. p. Morton, Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Farnum, Mr.. aud
Mrs Geo. r. Morton, Henry Morton and
Gordon Powers.
The employees of the Norway Opera
House will run a cattle show ball AT the
Opera House the first and second nights
Of the fair, Sept. II and 10. Shsw's Or,
chestra OF eight pieces has been engaged
% furnish music.
Mrs. III. A. Morton is at her camp at
SLAgg Pond for week or mole. she
has her niece, Kathleen Richardson,
with her, and is entertaining as guests
Mrs. f. H. Packard and daughter aud
Miss Maud Carter of West Paris.
Miss Wilma Morrill, aud Miss Marjorie
Kiumond of Westbrook are with Mrs.
Morrill, was at one time stenographer for
tue Mason MauuldCtuEiuS w. "hN ~
that capacity was at South Paris Tor
some time.
Miss Margaret A. Baker begins her
vacation from the office of W. j. Wheel
ar K Co. this week, and expects to
spend most of the time at her home In
Norway During her absence her place
In The office is taken by Miss katherine
ellis Of Berlin, y. II.
This abnormal season has produced
some things such as are not often seen.
Charles Edwards shows the Democrat
an apple blossom as fresh as fit were the
last week in May instead of the first OF
August. The same thing has been re-
ported in several other places about the
state.
Sixty couples attended the grange
dance last Tuesday evening, and good
time was enjoyed by all The grange will
have another dance Tuesday evening,
Aug. 10. Both floors, Shaw's and Dun
hams Orchestras. Dancing 90 cents per
couple. Ladies' without partners and
spectators 10 cents. Lemonade and
sherbet will be on sale.
II isn't anything to brag of, but Is
nevertheless fact that in three BANK