Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-11-07
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
g,u-s. 1894. E.to 80 Pm.

.orrH PARIs POST OFFICE.
-.. 1894. x.to $50 Pm.
,e.sp TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept Il. 1875
ms LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,T.s.,. SIS q. m, express. daily
GOING t W. daily except sunday; oJs p m
stis NJ ~ NJ ISL q. M, 500 p. m, sunday
express, dAiS'
excursion M WEST stS an express ., DAILY y
S5Sp. m, .ySa' iS - a. M, 500 p. m. Sunday
excursion.
-,,,,nal Church, Rev. A. 7. Nc
First Co pSsteT. Preaching service, 10 40 A u.
| Wnorters ih~DI m As A. NJ; Y. Z. ,. Z. =: on
sunday SSEveniny service 100 P. NJ; Cnurcf
?. n; o,iog Wednesday evening at 80 p.
prsyer, Io,SsrEise connected, are cordiahy In
AZ, not o1nel"'''
dsd., "a, Church. Rev. &. l. Spear, Pastor
AeIaGuI'. se-Tice 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Scnoo
Prssenln1gs ,so-tb League Meeting 500 p. Il.
Z NJ sg,.,nS wednesday evening 81.
prsyel ,1 VSbnTrh Rev g. Howard Newton, fas
I'M sunday, preachtns 49, ~
ssboaIh sC 49,, o5 P. NJ. Wednesday evening
prayer 9 ssTvice : 80. Seats free. All ART
Es,cS,nS. Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
DI.so, Preaching service every SunoSy ~ ~
Pss.oI' sunday school at Il N. f.P. Z. U
Meeting st IS)P' NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
M-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
Z, Irrss.isy ..yeuing on or before tullmoon
1 ySeo n E-Nount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-, EV rSn-sisy eveniL- Of each week.-Aurors
.2sss ne, irst and ,hird Monday evenings
ois4ese p rSor W1upr Pie san Rebekah Lodge, No
v. ~ ~ sssond amt fourth Fridays or eacf
sSS,,ts IN Odd Fellows HAL: 40
nSu'1 P-W. <. Klmbsll Post, No. las, mee;s
a, y and third saturday evenings VI eSoo
n W~ Kimbsu Circle, Ladies OF the u.
W srst and third Saturday evenings oil
~ p, month, N Grand Army Hail.
ssl .I5T-ioshus L. Chamberlain Camp meets
. -, .sc,ni ant fourth Fridays OF each month
VpngH-Pari- Grange, myets hrst anu tniru
s...Siav NJ each month, in Grange Hall.
4. C.-SecouO and fourth Mondays OF
o. P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
...s,. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
81 each month. O, .., ,,,-,,
N E,-nAUlAu ANNASNb W. 80
y,isy evening at Pythian Hal.
Mrs. Albert D. Park was the guest OF
The Sunshine Club Thursday, when 1t
nat with Mrs. Howard A. Swan.
! Fred Henry has gone, and his fam
uv will 20 in a week or two, TO North
Hartford, where they will make their
home on farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wheeler of
Wakefield, Mass, who had been stop
ming al Poland Spring for few days,
ware in town q short time Tuesday.
Mrs. Arvilla Wise returned last week
from Der visit to Rocklsud, Mass, and
was accompanied by her son, Dwight
n Wise, who made short visit here.
Mrs Rzpah Whitman expects TO start
some time in the course of two weeks
for California, to make an extended stay
with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Whitman, at Pasadena.
At her home on Highland Avenue
Wednesday afternoon at $50, Mrs. Wal
tgS. Jones will sell at auction quanti-
v Of household goods, including stoves,
iron beds, couch, dining table, chairs,
etc.
Charles E. Merrill has moved his in
sursuce and real estate office from the
former location to the rooms in Pythian
Block formerly occupied by c. E. Toll
man / Co. The Tolman Office is now at
the house, I Park Street.
The inventory Of the estate of the late
Dr. Alfred King of Portland, filed in the
Cumberland Probate Court, shows total
dsl76,0j9.7l, divided: real estate, 1885,
5000; goods and chattels, S9,95l 90 ;
rights and credits, S29, $500.
James y. Oswell is in the Eve and Ear
lu6rmary 10 Portland, where he under
went an operation last Tuesday for a
sore in the head which required surgery
for It's relief. The operation was sue
cessful, and be is getting along well.
Mrs. Walter S. Jones has sold her
house on Highland Avenue, through the
agency Of j. Hastings Bean, to Mrs. M.
?. Lord. Mr.. aud Mrs. Lord recently
moved here from Albany and engaged
rent, but will move into their purchased
house as soon as il is vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Hubbard came
nom Lowell last week to spend the win
ter here, aud will occupy the upper rent
10 the house of F. w. Walker at Hicks
Crossing. Their bows have been here
With Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Eastman
since the opening Of the schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Charles OF
Lowell we're guests at George F. East
mans Friday, Mr. Charles is represent
atiVe-elect to the legislature from his
District. Mrs. Charles will accompany
olm to Augusta for the winter, and they
have engaged rooms where they will do
light housekeeping.
Dr.. ], G.. Little6eld and DR.. D. NJ.
stewart were at Oxford Thursday even
ing, where the local association of ply
sclans was entertained by DR.. II. r.
fsfrls at game supper, with a short
program following. The other guests
we're Drs. Holden and Haskell of Oxford,
Bartlett, Trufant, and Allen of Norway,
ana Wheeler of West Paris.
Nj. Mica Lodge, 1. o. o. F., has ex-
.ended an invitation to Norway Lodge
20 visit 1t at its meeting Thursday even
,as oil this week. The First Degree will
&c worked and refreshments served.
visiting brothers in this vicinity are also
SSuroislly invited to be present. A re-
Ses'sa for the guards of the team will
Ss aeld after the encsmpment meeting
monday evening, and full rehearsal fol
sns entire team will be held Tuesday
evening. Brothers will be kept inform
- ABOUT the election returns as they
tome in.
osnuel +. Davis has resigned his posi-
uo1 as assistant in the post Office, and
WIN 20 the last of this month 10 Califor-
us spend the winter. He expects to
,s.ufn In the spring. A large portion oil
no people Of the place will hardly recog
T]e the post Office without Sam" Mr.
laws was for seventeen years postmss-
Sl, aud since j. A. Kenney, the present
S~'I@sster, took charge early last year
a Las oeen assistant, and has taken few
a aSu snort vacations, being on the jot
,S SOut continuously. To say anything
,S OOuI nis popularity with the patrons Of
s sus once is entirely superfluous, fol
Everybody knows all about IL. e.
~. S1ssen active and honorary memberi
m u slgnt guests were present at tht
meeting of the Seneca Club with Mrs
WI" viz Stanley on Monday evening of las
Vel. seI, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Eastman
,. srs nostesses. In addition to the regu
program Mrs. Roy E. Cole by reques
us Inou Art Our Father" one of th'