Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-10
The Oxford Democrat.
South Paris, Maine, November 10, 1914
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
ONCE Hours 1850 A. u. 10 80 ?. 4.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
once Hours T:So A.. u. TO 7 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept 3, 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARis
,.,,,y down East 50 3. m. express. daily
sga n. local, daily except sunday; q 80 p. m
s1 M, me iwesp s.s I'm. express. daily
49, m, local. daily except Sunday; s;5s pm.
express, daily.
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.,-.t CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
vy-5-ter. Pastor. Preaching service. 10 ~ A. 4.
s.-tay school II AS A. NJ; \. z. >. Z. Z, u
PN; Evening service s@ r az Snpis =
aol otherwise connected, are cordially In
Methodist Church. Rev. C. 1. Spear. Pastor
-.s.5,ny service l0:&5 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
~ Epvorth League Meeting 500 P. n.
r-yer meeting Wednesday evening 80; elias
-, C6urch, Rev. E A. Davis, Pastor
g- S.-iav. preaching service 10 AS A. "; Sab
rs.- school i N; \. p. ;: Z; 4, oio p. n
--srer meeting ~ P. M; Wednesday evenin.
sy5r service 30. Seats Tree. AL ar
-tvsr.,lis. Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
r...- Preaching service every Sunday q
$500 N sunday school At Il n. Y. p. Z. U
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STATED MEETINGS.
"A M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-s.-- Il !Ay yenin- on or before FULL
r4 o. E-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
. r-. : sv eveniL OF each week.-Aurors
~ -ec,. irst and bird Monday evenings
Mount Plessan Rebekah Lodge. No
-., ..ond and fourth Fridays OF each
Fellows Hall.
.-.r K. Kimbsn Post. No. las, meets
eel e.. "a saturday evenings OF each
bali Circle, Ladies of the g. A
-.a z-.. and third Saturday evenings OF
a.. ---.- To- Grand Army Hall.
Fl. --T,shua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
tuesday night after the full Of the
Paris Grange, meets nrst ard third
..4- . sSch month, In Grange Hall.
no. s.. second and fourth Mondays OF
T. B. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
..-,- OF and fourth "Wednesday evenings
so e.-Hsmnn Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Il. 81 yeuins 81 Pythian Hall
The y1od Cheer will meet at Miss
rtsyess store Wednesday afternoon al
G:
toward G.. Wheeler was at home from
Na1cL ester, n. a., for few days last
seek
Nrs. A. r. Buckuam Of West Paris
o. been guest at j. A. Kenney's for a
few lays.
.s Fred W Bonney is visiting her
us-s1ts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lot E. keene, in
Il sfeld.
Mss Addie Edgerly has gone to Chel-
sss, Mass, where she expects to spend
,h winter.
The 9th and 10th of December are the
d..rs Of the Christmas sale by the ladies
Of he Congregational Circle.
Zss Ethel C. Crockett entertained
home Thursday evening, on the occasion
Of aer birthday.
r y. Haskell has been appointed re-
cs,er for the Barrows s. Bryant general
store at West Paris, and is taking &C.
cgant Of stock there.
Ernest L. Kenney of this town has
been drawn on the traverse jury OF the
United States Court, December term,
yJich opens at Portland Dec. 8.
Mrs. Ella S. Heald OF East Sumner has
been guest Of her sister, Mrs. Albert
D Park, during the past week. Mrs.
Amy Russell and children have also been
recent guests there.
Mrs. Agnes Morton Is in Portland and
Boston this week. The first part of the
week she spends in Portland, and at
ends the concert at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening of the consolidated
Coast Artillery bands, sixty pieces, in
which her son, Ralph B. Penfold, plays
cOrnet. Later she goes TO Boston on
business for few days.
Mrs. Lydia Doble, who has made her
home for some years with her daughter,
Mrs. E. N. Thayer, 10 disabled with q
fracture Of the hip sustained by a fall
some two or three weeks since while
calling at the home Of A. ii. Doble. She
was carried home Immediately after the
accident, and continues without mate
rial change. Mrs. Doble is 81 years of
age, and has been quite smart for her
years.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church serve their November supper
Thursday, Nov. II, at Gas P. NJ. The
committee have made special effort to
get up good entertainment, and have
been fortunate In securing Mrs. Bartlett
Of Norway as reader. She will be ably
assisted by fiue musical talent. A fine
entertainment is assured. Come and
enjoy it. Supper and entertainment %
cents. Supper alone 10 cents.
Forty-one members Of Mt. Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge were registered as visit
OTIS of Woodland Lodge at Harrison last
Thursday night, and eight or ten auto
mobiles were required for the trip.
There was no work, but the visitors
we're given an entertainment by local
talent, which included mock gradua-
ton and other interesting features, and
80 elegant supper was served. The visit
ors report one of the best times ever
enjoyed, and are enthusiastic over their
entertainment.
A merry little band of women boarded
the train at New Gloucester Thursday
morning. II was the Happy Thought
Circle, on their way to South Paris,
where they were entertained by Mrs. G.
h Churchill. Soon after their arrival,
business meeting was called, and views
% south Paris were sent T. Nsent men,
bers At noon a dainty lunch . sand
sches, fancy cakes, pies, ice cream,
fruit, tea and cocoa, was served. The
afternoon was passed in social enjoy
ment, and at 80 they boarded the train
homewsrd bound, declaring 1t the finest
time ever.
good crowd at the Good Cheer sup
per asst Tuesday evening. For the en-
tertaiument the long number was the
amusing farce, "Dr. McBestem." This
was preceded by a program which in
cluded piano duets by Mrs. Agnes Nor
too and Miss Grace Thayer, a vocal duet
by Mrs. Fl. E. Wilson and Mrs. Luella
Smiley, and by request two songs writ
ten and composed by Mrs. Morton and
recently published. One of these,
We're Growing Old Together, You and
]" was sung by Mrs. Wilson, and the
other, when Night Comes On" by
Mrs Smiley. The latter has not been
suug before at any public function here.
Both were well received, rs their merits
justify.
A shower party of the Friday Night
Club was held with Mrs. Ralph Butts
last Monday evening, and = cut glass
dish was presented to Miss Mildred Par
liz. Ice cream and cake were served,
4 n II A. L.