Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03

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SOUTH PARIS.
,orru PARIS posi- OFFICE
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ov,Sp TRUNK RAILWAY
geslnninS sept, T. 1915
LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
East, 5:S5 a. m, express, daily Iy
c,,rs down 5siiv except sunday; SNs 2. m
,Ss D. . ,GSai' 7 81 a. N, 90 p NJ 'unuA'
slo1s; n ,wesu Gas an express a G >, ny
Going " f,,Sl daily except ounaaS, SnpSs,
lsp. y siy. 90 a. H. ''O' p
a:gn!on' ,cgps
,-.r5pal Church, Rev. A. L: Mc
rrst CcngTts. preaching service, ~ ~ A, "a 4.
Es5rer, Fassoiii IL an; \. Z. ,. Z. =. ~
;slsy Senoo. Or 7, serrlce 90 P. NJ; Shurci
~; hyeu'yWS Wednesday evening at :S0 r =, n
.agsi new ls:ss.-g,se connected, are eoruians III
-; - o,u-,5 Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
y,.sOdist ChlrC9i'1 As A. NJ; sabbath schoo
psssa!ns 'eI CIV ssyue Meeting 500 p. NJ.
gN; Epsol1sJ Cs{resday evening 80.
Ssysi neee sns Rev. & Howard Newton, ras
Npasl Sn1 ~ rreachlng service O42 A. M
n % slutII}}5 n. Y. P. :. c. E., b 10 2. N
asosih sca ,l',. "a p NJ; Wednesday evenlne
,aysr nee!ns 80 Seats free. All arr
,-,Isr service '''
rcons ,r., Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller Nm 7,
r'yei'@ip5T Tescnlug service every SupUS ~ II r.
?l.oi Sprda7 school al i H. l. e u
.,saag St iN ?. NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
o.-,. Lodge, No. "a. Regular
EtA. 49, a-s7,r- on or before fullmoon
,gtnS Ise' W5rrt Mica Lodge, regular meet
10 y. - --A srsr,l OF each week-Aurors
n, IalI s-, s-st ana .hirl Monday evenings
9.ata sOnYta cr,r p,s,sau Rebekah Lodge. No
Do; H- -.iC-5 an fourth Fridays OF eacr
y ~. .St;I n Old Fellows han; NJ ,Is mes,s
-.aa " <. Kinbal Post, NO Lte, meet s
"a ~. - ,b,rl saturday evenings Oh eScO
- IN c, A. r. Hal. -. os.boc
EiubSI Circle, La9les VI NC " - =,
- SO 5rst and third saturday evenings VI
~ N~FH ~
~ 9gl'lii , = Z. Chamberlain Camp meets
~ 49,. $50 ami fourth Fridays OF each month,
f ~ s-'s grange, meets first ana tnlru
~ - s.rh month, IN Grange han.
% an q z -Seconl and fourth Mondays OF
81 70 y 'p-s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
~ = .s, ., and fourth Wednesday evenings
Z eals 3oI Ranl,n Lodge, No. 81. meets every
ysisT y evening al Pythian Hall
DAYTON Bolster has purchased a
NJ Dodge,
AalC. Thurs,on of Bethel was In
nEr asst Tuesday
IN Haskell was in Portland We'd
Wednesday on a business trip.
c.orce 3. Davis is on a visit in Saco
sbs daughter Mrs. E. Il, Stevens.
yuES Tuell and daughter were
tsting a, ". 5. Ames last Wednesday
Yrs William II Bolster of South
Teynoutb, Mass, is visiting at n. Day
N Boster's.
vsL.L. Lunt of Lewiston visited
VI and Mrs. Harold 7, Briggs a few
bps Isst week.
N, and Mrs. Fred Douglass of Hope
as Mass, are visiting relatives here
hia short time.
Dr.. N. Merrill aud Lyman S. Mer-
d! we're 10 Andoyer last week and at
.nied both days Of the fair.
Ms. Lyndon Bracket and son Robert
n;1rned last week from a visit in Harri-
Nc to Mrs. Brackett's brother, William
yges,
George N. Atwood was in Weld few
Iys asst week. Miss Ruth Bolster sub
Etlisi in the Savings Bank during his
n:enCe.
Yrs. Delphins N. Lowe. of Maiden,
Mass, is the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
Charles q. Thsyer, and other relatives
I, this vicinity.
Charles E. Merrill went TO Patten last
Ss,urday for a short visit with Mrs. Mer-
Ills parents. Mrs. Merrill will return
,.us with him.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. G., Little6eld and Miss
iace Thsyer went to Portland Tuesday
tla't week. They went by automobile
With Frank FOgg.
Amos Barnett has purchased the A.
: TlbbS' house. The transaction took
pace through the real estate agency OF
.hElss E. Merrill.
NJ and Mrs. Leon L. Russell and Mr..
no Mrs. Fred B. Wiggin attended the
s'ysourg fair last Wednesday. They
ntin Mr.. Russelps automobile.
On Tuesday, Oct. 8, the Ladies' Social
.nion Of the UniyersaliSt church will
I7ea harves, supper and an Old Folks
.ancert in the vestry of the church.
4i'. l. Z. Bean, Miss Cora ]. Mason
No Pauline have closed their house on
me Street and are 10 spend the winter
aFoltand where Pauline will attend
EhoOl
NJ and Mrs, Irving Z. Andrews, Mr..
rl Mrs. George z Eastman and Fl. P.
ssse. attended Frysburg fair last We'd
.aaay, They went in Mr.. Andrews au-
EnObile.
IiEe Block, occupied by Charles n.
coward Co, and Walter l.. Gray, and
No the building occupied by Alton c.
na'sis', have been given a fresh coat of
'aa' during the past week.
ms I. N. Thayer has sold her house
:. : OfOoS Street to Leon L. Russell, who
,%uecupy 1t as soon as arrangements
S- T made. 1t is understood that Mr..
-I''elrs farm on the Paris Hill road is
woe offered for sale.
!, archie a. Curtis of Paris Hill moved
psanly to this village last week :.
~" UVeupy rent in the new Maxim
S. .'s 90 Fine Street and have moved
S ;,.' IOt the convenience of their chill
~'~ "uo are attending school.
a. aL'0a Z, Wheeler returned from Red
friday afternoon, where he has
~ sS lO' number of days engaged on
49,. s.Sulnner, Peru line case, and Friday
,os lug went to Rumford to oficiate as
Cs1. ulAsier at banquet of the Bates
yTY'afd 6. Wheeler of Manchester,
M. -, :, vas guest last week of his par,
" M NJ and Mrs. William j. Wheeler
M y "useier holds fine position with
r,nS ' " England Telephone & Tele.
sss,s,,.Ompsny, being Traffic Chief fol
' OF New Hampshire.
O, ~, d, Porter of Norway called on the
nv . :. last week. Mr.. Porter is a,
sc;,S : ever, and is husking corn at the
b ,aa IAN q Morrill, corn factory with
H.. -" Oh the boys. He is one of the
NH. subscribers to the Democrat, II
VIC oldest We uy;sh HI. ko~1sL