Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-05-11
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS posi- OFFICE.
na,s Hours 1894. N. TO 80 N.

SOrTH PARIS POsT OfrlCe.
o-.s Hours 1884. n. TO 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. IS, 1913,
rams LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
..,-.. ~. vyp East 50 a. m. express. daily
s.,"s n local, daily except Sunday; 501 p N
eI y 5,5r a9 wesU s4S a. m. express, daily
~ lr.. local, daily except Sunday; s;od pm
express daily
CHURCHES.
Ga. ...,r..-e ,4tioual Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
49, PASTOR Preaching service, 10 AZ A. n.
$50. Seaoo. n IS A. NJ; Y. Z. ). Z. =. 80
~ evening service 800 2. M Shurci
t.- meeting Wednesday evening al 80 2. n
Pc ..aerwise connected, are cordially In
'ys.f. bis. Church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
p-s....rz service lO35 A. M; saooatn scnoo
'+v. ryw0rth League Meeting ~ p. NJ.
49, --F,t,rz Wednesday evening 30.
F'Sss 80 Church, Rev. +. l.. Cam, Pastor
a1 ..- .ig, Preaching service lo45 A; NJ; Sab
Hs-0 ~..ru. = NJ !. I. = Z; L, o 10 z. N.
.-t,.- .sel.us NO P. NJ; Wednesday evening
-s .e-,,ye 80. Seats free. All an
S-...s 81, Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
49, Preaching service every Sunday a.
i'f AZ. sunday school at Il N. f.P. Z. U
at-r.N
stated MEETINGS.
N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
t-.. ..re-.fa. -vening on or before fullmoon
90 Mount "ica lodge. regular meet
las T1r-sHav eyen!L OF eaen week.-Aurors
-r-.e1t. rst and .hird Monday evenings
o. .g-V nm, Plelsan Rebekah Lodge, No,
IN -.s. second and fourth Fridays OF each
. tr Hli Fellows Hall.
Wv. x. himball Post, No. las. meets
1851 .-. saturday evenings OF each
E.-7tn Circle, Ladies' OF the G. A
r -..t. r- nd third Saturday evenings OF
a.. ASH r .rand Army Hall.
.sy-lUs "a l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
nd, ~ E--. .-iay night after the full OF the
r.r.-Ps-.s Grange, meets first and third
...--... .... month, In 8 ange Hall.
no. G.. c--> second and fourth Mondays OF
u. stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
u.c. -.1ri and fourth "Wednesday evenings
o. G.-uaulin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
+. ag .sea.Gs a Pythisn Hall
F-aus stanley of Dixfeld was at
Sol.. 5ags asst Tuesday.
ii good patronage was given the Good
Clee- i.uner on Tuesday.
Mrs Fred Andrews OF Kennebunk has
beer the guest of Mrs. F. L. Cam for
wees.
'lrs. sadie l.. Silver is learning the
81 < Of assistant in the post office, to be
avail able as substitute.
Sir. and Mrs. Frank c. Small, former
Is residents of Paris but who have for
,se past FIVE or six years lived in Min
uespOlis, have returned to South Paris
sli will settle here.
viii all w. c. T. U. members except
hose who Joined the Union this year,
please pay their annual dues to the vice
presidents of their respective churches
uOt later than May 18th, as the cOpyen-
ton comes the 18th and goth Of May.
An operetta Flowers at Under the
CT md, " will be given by the pupils of
The Fourth Grade, assisted by other pu-
pi 1, the Brick, on the grounds in
front Of the brick building, Friday, May
II. sl2 o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
Ice cream and candy for sale.
Among the survivors rescued from the
Lu,.,a0 was j. II. Brooks of Bridge
po-, Conn, formerly Of South Paris,
whose wife was formerly Miss Ruth
S,esrls Of this town Mr.. Brooks is in
.ba employ of a motor truck concern,
a1d lad started on a trip across in their
interest.
officers Of the Epworth League of
De.r.1g Memorial VI. E. church, elected
a, Cha recent annual meeting, are:
Lester Wood.
isl. l.cePres.-T NJ Davis.
.lte Pr,s.-Miss Helen l.. Chapman.
Wee Pres-Miss Florence Leach.
t.. Size Pres Miss Jeanne TOwle.
s..-Fred Graves.
Treas Arthur Remission.
Urgtui,t-Miss Beatrice SWEET.
Ar an entertainment to be given at
Good Cheer Hall next Monday evening,
the eth, Harry Hodgdon of Yarmouth
and Master Leo Lyons of Portland will
furnish the principal part of the pro-
gram Both have been here during the
pas season, and have given much
pleasure to their audiences. Mr.. Hodg-
don Is one of the finest singers in west
eru Maine, and Master Lyons is versa
tile young artist, singer, dancer and
reader Miss Eleanor MacGregor Of
P1gtland is accOmpanist for Master Ly
oas.
Sparks from burning chimney at the
home of j. II. Stuart on high Street, be-
tween and 4 O'Clock Thursday after
noon, started fire which burned the
shingles off quite patch of roof, and
charred the boards but did not burn
through. Chief Engineer Bowker had
been summoned there on account of the
chimney fire, and having left that all
right had returned to the Square. But
a spark which had lodged in the roof
near he south end of the building blaz-
ed uu and the alarm was given by the
toy factory whistle. Numerous men
AM two or three hose carts appeared on
The Gene, but the blaze was disposed of
by ..s aid Of two ladders and few
pals Of water, aud no hose was used.
Friday evening the reception to the
seniJ. class Of Paris High School by the |
junior class was given at the high school
ou' ling, and was one of the most enjoy |
al. % those annual events ever held |
Over a hundred we're present. The sen
Tor class cOlOrs were used 10 the decOra-
tons upstairs, and the junior class col
oEs below. A program of entertainment
was given which included cornet solos
by Philip Jones and BERTHE Wheeler,
readag- by Miss Myrs Haggett and An
drew Eastman, vocal solos by Miss Rose |
Clark aud Miss Eva Andrews, and duet |
oY Miss Marie Newton and Miss Lulu |
Davis This was followed by the grand
march aud circle and an order of floor |
games. Punch, ice cream aud other re-
tresbmgntS were served.
The new hearse purchased by the
South Paris Village Corporation arrived
here and was unloaded on Monday Of
last week, and on Tuesday was used for
.le iir-' time for the funeral Of Mrs.
Mite Record. The hearse is fully
modern vehicle, and is fully satisfactory
u al. who have seen Il. Its list price
was >ilQO, but it is doubtless more illu-
miuaiiug 20 state that the cash price
vas 5000 OF this amount 5000 was APP
proprlated by the village corporation at
the annual meeting, and the balance, 10
getder with the freight, etc, will be
PAD from the fund in the bank, which
has accumulated TO the amount of about
500. There may possibly be a chance
20 dispose of the old hearse for some
thing. By vote of the corporation, the
Use OF the hearSe is subject to the
same terms a. The old one given by the
iste William Cushmsn. IL is free with
10 The corporation, and outside of that