Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-12-29
SOUTH PARIS.
CHURCHE

T,rst Congregational Church. Rev. A. 7. Nj
whorter, Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. 4
sunlsy school IL AS A. NJ; Y. p. 8. G. e. 81
oraver meeting Wednesday evening st 80 p. I
Kin. NOT otherwise connected, are cordially II
Methodist Church, Rev. C. /. Spear, Pastor
on sunday, morning prsyermeesing 10 90 4; n.
b N: Epworth League Meeting 800 p. n.
srsyer meeting Wednesday evening 7:so; elias
r5stlng Friday yening 80.
Baptist Church. Rev. +. l.. Cam, Pastor
Os sunday, preaching service 10 As A. NJ; Sal
b.tA school " NJ; Y. p. 5. c. E., 6l5 p. n.
PRAYER meeting 90 P. NJ; Wednesday eyenin
5rsyer service I 80. Seats free AL ar
Tpiversalist Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Pastor Preaching service every sunday
iC45 N Sunday School as IL ~ f.P. Z.
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Calvin Kueeland spent Christmas a
Weld
George W. Cook spent Christmas il
Lewiston with his son, W. Il. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Elder enter
tanned a party at rock at their home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Frost of South birmingham
Mass ADD Mrs. Chase of Sabattus ar,
tbe guests OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Z 5 Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wing of Water
vile spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs
p. Hathaway.
Raw Tbayer was here from Portland
icr Christmas with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. (. N. Thayer.
Mrs. RAYMOND Gates and son LloyG
S1ep. The past week with her parents
DR.. aai Ms c L. Buck.
Clinton McHeen and Miss Gertrude
Davis spen; Christmas with Mr.. Nc
Keen s sister, Mrs. Jordan, in Oxford.
NJ. and Mrs. S. c. Ordwsy anG
daughter Hester spent the week END
WIKI Mr. Ordway's sister, Mrs. CARL, in
West6rook.
Maurice L, Noyes, who has been en-
gsgei for some weeks in doing job OF
building at Isle su Haut, arrived home
the trss Of last week.
Mrs. l.. A. Shaw and Howard W.
Shaw took Christmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Barnes. Harry A. Tit.
comb took dinner with the Shaws Satur.
day,
DR.. D. NJ. Stewart and DR.. l.. Fl. Tru.
FAINT from this part of the county are at.
tending the annual meeting of the Ok.
ford County Medical Society at Need
hams Hotel, Mechanic Falls, on Monday
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Maurice l.. Noyes was taken with con-
yulsiOns several days since, and has been
10 serious condition, but is now enough
relieved so that some encouragement il
felt.
Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, K. OF P, will
confer the rank of Page next Friday
evening, Jan. 1. A rehearsal of the rank
team at the ball Wednesday evening at
which all team members are requested
to De present.
Mrs. Abbie z. Jones, who bad been
for The past few weeks with her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. l.. Greene, since breaking
Ut her home, went Tuesday TO Portland,
where she will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. W. w. Walker.
There will be a New Years ball at
Grange Hall Thursday evening, the 3lst.
Both floors, Shaw's Orchestra for the
round dances in the in the upper hall,
and DuDham's Orchestra for the contras
below. Car for Norway after the ball.
On the first page of this issue of the
Democrat is given a summary OF the i'm
pOrtant events of the year 1914 in the
world. in condensed form. Also-slas
that such should bel-a similar sum-
mary of the events of the great war in
Europe Next week a summary of To-
cal events of the year will be given.
on Thursday, Dec. 31st, at q quarter
before seven o'clock P. NJ, a supper will
be served by the G.. A. r. Circle, for
their members and those OF the Post.
Will the ladies each carry food, and as no
slips have been made out, little con-
terring together would be wise lest ali
carry the same thing.
Mrs. Morton and Mrs Stewart are
hostesses of the Seneca Club, which
meets at Mrs. Stewards this Monday
evening. The program is as follows:
Roll call-quotations from national hymns
South American Pearl Fisheries. Mrs. Stanley
higher Education In Argentina Miss Thayer
Giant Agriculture Of Argentina----Miss Walker
Reading ----------------------.- "usoI
Recent intentions of marriage recorded
with the town clerk are: Dousld 8.
Partridge of Norway and Geneva Whit
man Sturtevant of South Paris; Albert
Dexter Lawrence of South Paris and
Lucy Estes Of Brysnt's Pond; Matti Pa
skkonen of West Paris and Hilda Kom-
usinen of South Paris; Dori Heikkinen
and Genny Konnanen, both of West
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Morton and
their children, Helen and Hugh, of
Crystal, ". H., were here for Christmas
with Mr.. Morton's mother, Mrs. l.. C..
Morton. Other members of the Christ
mas dinner party were Miss Julia p.
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Morton,
Miss Katherine Morton. Master Henry
Morton, Mrs. Rizpsh Whitman, Mr.. and
Mrs H. A. Morton.
family party which dined at j. f.
Kings on Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs.
King, the three sons, William anil Philip
who are at home, Albert from Portland,
the two daughters, Miss Helen King from
Portland and Miss Frances King from
Boston, Harry p. King OF Portland, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes OF South Paris,
Miss Mary Dodge and John Dodge Of
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs Roy z. Cole and son Of
Canton, Mass, are with Mrs. Coles par
eDts, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. j. Wheeler, for
the vacation. On Christmas day the
other children OF the family were pres-
ent, including Howard G. Wheeler of
Manchester, n. a., Col. and Mrs. A. j.
Stearns and Mrs. Ellen r. Stearns of
Norway, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nj.
Wheeler of this place, Robert W. Wheel
er, and Frank Fl. Bumpus.
A moving on Wednesday kept a
crowd somewhat interested. Z. &.
Tubbs OF Norway moved the cottage
house which he built for his son, the
late A. Carl Tubbs, the latter dying be-
fore il was ready for occupancy. Ten
horses were used in moving it from the
place where il was built, beside the
Paris Hill road at the ''sand hill" To
avoid wires as much as possible il was
taken around by way of Hill Street,
across the river at the lower bridge,
through Market Square and Pine Stree,
TO Pleasant, and then on to Norway.
Even by this route more or less wires
were encountered. but the house got out
Of town Without serious confusion or &C