Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-08-01
SOUTH PARIS.
sorrH PARIS POST OFFICE.
u,r-s. 7S0A.E.to $50 Pm.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
gours: 7sOA.X.tOssO Pm
ov.Sp TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept L, 1915
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-, ,East, : SIS a. N, express, daily
Going dow N,s{S JsIiy except sunday; O2 p m.
9B g. NJ Sss Jic' T.S- a. m, 90 p. m, sunday
excursion; I'M west 9,4S an. express, daily;
Selns iocsl, daily except sunday sS1 pm.
SSp 5siy. 1922 4. m, SUI p H. Sunuay
excursion
CHURCHES
.c,,,-sgstlonal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
trss Pastor Preaching service, ~ 10 =, A. n,
S S-ygs, school n 40 A. N, co p Chnrcb
?. NJ ,ot,Dy M ednesday evening at so p. N.
Prsyer, IosSsTTisg connected, are cordially In
dsl:, ,,,.t Church. Rev. e, l. Spear, PASTOR
Mesnotl'. .,-Tira l0:45 A. NJ; Sabbath School
Preaching 500, 80 League Meeting 500 P. NJ;
Z NJ S5got,Tg wednesday evening 80.
prsyer, ny 1Sch Rev. c. Howard Newton, Pas
BsPSs1 sunday. preaching service 10 40 A. NJ;
pI W W ScFo5I i. NJ; Y. z. ). Z. h, BIO 7. NJ
e4ess-, ,satin- a- p. NJ "Wednesday Srn0"lne
prayer llSTri,s -5J Seats free. All are
see9ls .,,.t church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
IhIYsl'' preaching service every sunday 81
YAss0i' Sunday school as II N. l. <. u u
meeting 81 45' T. H
,,,s, Swift, a former resident, is in
uvntor time.
n. and Mrs Gilman Whitman are
,i,iting at Brysnt's Pond.
,r.s Mary Plummer of Lowell was the
..a.S If Nys. E. B. Wiggin last week.
Up Brett a1d family of Beverly,
va,. are at their camp at Halls Pond.
MARE Shaw and daughter are
,i,itinO her brother in Cambridge, Mass.
Arthur Phillips of Livermore is the
guest Of bis sister, Mrs. H. c. Fletcher
n. dance that was announced for
,ngn,t Q will be- Tuesday night, August
S.b.
v,s r. q. Aunis and daughter of
BstbsI were recent guests at L. j. Braek-
cts.
vvlss Record and Chester Hammond
are on a short camping trip to Concord
Pond
Mrs D NJ. Richardson returned Fri
5ay from a visit to her sister at East
Bethel
Mrs Lou stuart of Bolster's Mills has
basp guest at L. J. Brackets for a
isw days, returning home Thursday.
Rev A. T. McWhorter and family ex-
psct 10 20 on Wednesday to South Union,
where thew will occupy cottage for
most Of the month Of August.
Nrs. R. B Peuiold and daughter, May |
Fslss Penfold, Of Portland, were guests
oMr. Penf0ld's mother, Mrs. Agnes l..
Morton, for few days last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly and her broth
Grand wife, Mt and Mrs. 5. A. Lord OF
Beverly. Mass, and others, are spending |
s7scstnn at Camp Beverly, Island Pond.
Miss Abbie Starbird, who has been
spending a months vacation with her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Starbird,
started Sunday on her return to Wash
ngtOn, D. C.
Mrs. Frederick Holt of Newton High
lands, Mass, was a guest at |. Z. An
dreWs for a few days last week, and has
nov gone With Mrs. c. G.. Andrews for
visit at North Arson.
Mrs. Leon 5. Fairbanks and daughter
Marjorie Of Arlington, Mass, arrived |
here Thursday for a visit to Mrs. Fair
banks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Crockett, and will go later to their camp |
nCOneOrd Pond
Alton C.. Maxim aud family and Mr..
and Mrs Geo. c. Fernald have for some
days been making their headquarters in
a!ent at the top of the high west bank
Of the river, back from P. A. Millett's on
High Street They broke camp Sunday |
night.
The stock Of the late DR.. Alfred King |
will be sold at auction at Kingdsle Farm |
% Tuesday, the 22d of August. This |
Includes all the pure bred Jersey and
Guernsey cattle, pure bred sheep and
Berkshire swine Fuller notice appears
IN the advertising columns.
Charles A Young has purchased the
house OF j. A. Moves on High Street |
short distance north of the village limits,
and has sold bis interest in the house on
Gothic Street to his brother, W. B.
Young. The Young brothers have occu-
pIsd this house together for twenty-five
years.
Winfield Brooks, who is in the United
States Naysl Academy at Annapolis, q
lev days since made short visit TO his
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Leon A. Brooks,
having two days shore leave from Port
and while on a cruise. He is expected
NE nrst Of September to spend months
vacation.
lie Step by Step Class in the Congre-
gauonal Sunday School, Mrs. Henry
Aazzy teacher, enjoyed a picnic supper
Anes' Grove Thursday afternoon, ant
9s members took lessons in swimming
uahng the time. The class is composed
gfls irOm y to IA years. Some of
Ilem living on farms were unable to be
present.
= ID the primary election of last week
governor Feroald, as was expected, got
most Of the Republican vote in this
""n' receiving los votes to for Guern-
w. The Democratic candidate, Pro-
VISOR SlIls, received 10 votes. Strange
s sm may seem, there were also three de-
'iSuys ballots, Notwithstanding the utter
simplicity Of the form.
D ", Earle Stuart, formerly of South
s ans mas been elected superintendent
C N Nuools 10 the district composed of
Sno'oo, canaan and Burnham. Mr..
S'SafI Is a graduate of Paris High
a. 1TOl Maine Wesleyan Seminary and
&C OnlVerslty of Maine, and has for
i o1s Time been engaged in teaching, his
F "a, position being principal of Freeport
~, ,l''OFs from elsewhere in Maine and
tS.o e.' VINO have travelled extensively
nv. 'Uugo the state say that nowhere is to
svs ''su such remarkable growth of
WHI e' corn as is found on Rev. C.. G..
in SSs state demonstration farm here
aL STaIh Paris. Mr.. Miller has three and
vS 5Ils acres 10 high grade early table corn
bi,S su ranges from to 7 feet, 6 inches
ins..t aou all in heavy silk. The corn is
TS.oOPped with tremendous growth
''Aos IN and between the corn rows.
co ASs, Mary F. Shurtleff's class in the
,s55sga!ional Sunday School, organ
TSO.s Is the Fidehs Class, had field day
I0S.S at The Pines on Kezar Lake,
Pr S'I, which is run by Mr.. and Mrs.
NaIi.na,u Ooard. They went in A. c.
b,sno.ss truck, starting early in the
~ieuOon, aud returnjns late in ths after.