Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-03-23
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CHURCHES
sra. congregational Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
WaOster. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. Il.
suuda7 school II as A. NJ; Y. p. s. c. K. s Oi
py Evening service Z 90 P. N; Church
prs.er meeting Wednesday evening az 80 P. n
Az act otherwise connected, are cordially In
Ve;eoi,st Church, Rev. C. 1. Spear, Pastor
on Sun lay, morning prayermeetirg 10 30 A. n.
preaching service l0'45 A: M; Sabbath Schoo
!! ~, Epworth League Meeting 900 P. NJ;
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening 80; class
meeting Friday vening 30.
F,utist Church, Rev. r. L. Cam, Pastor
On Sunday, preaching service 10 AS A. NJ; Sab
sgta school Il NJ; Y. 2. 5. c. E., 6:l5 P. NJ.
rrsyer meeting 90 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
PRAYER service 730, Seats free All are
welcome.
Pastor Preaching service every Sunday Al
IH..- A. N. sunday School at IL NJ \. p. q. U.
u7r.N.
ur. C.. L. Buck was in Boston few
DAYS asst week attending the dental ex-
b.5t.0n.
Mrs Alton G. Wheeler was one of the
Judges the prize speaking contest at
Hebron academy Friday evening.
Asa Nsuiston of Bethel has been a
cues, in ne family of his brother,
George W Remission, for few days.
Mss Nora Durham has the position
e Of a 50 81
Co. vacated by Miss Charlotte Giles.
Nr and Mrs. F. A. Heidner entertain
"a rock party OF three tables at their
home on High Street Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. G. Smiley will hold her spring
millinery opening on Friday and Satur-
dsy Of this week. All ladies are cor
daily invited.
Shaw's Orchestra, five pieces, will
play for a drama and dance given by the
senior class of Oxford High School next
Friday evening.
J. Hastings Bean has recently receiv-
ed box of ripe strawberries which
were sent to him by parcel post from a
friend in Felsmere, Florida.
George B. Crockett returned home
Thursday night from trip Of several
weeks in neighboring states in the inter
est of the Paris Manufacturing Co.
William Chase has purchased the
homestead Of the late William L. Blood
on Main Street, aud it will be occupied
BY the family Of George w. Remission,
with whom Mr.. Chase lives.
Don't forget the mems meeting at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening. Read
ings, vocal and Instrumental music, a
three-cornered debate, and light refresh
ments, will make pleasant evening.
Mt. Mica Lodge will confer the initi-
story degree on candidates Thursday
evening. There will be full rehearsal
for the first degree Tuesday evening,
and all brothers are asked to be present.
Howard w. Shsw's Orchestra of six
pieces has been engaged to furnish
music for the annual calico ball given by
the Veranda Club in Norway Opera
House March 80. Car for South Paris
after the ball.
Pupils not absent one half day in
Shurtleff Primary School, Grade 3, dur
ing the term just closed: Arthur Brooks,
Bernard Jackson; absent one-half day
only: Doris Judd, Elmer Thurlow,
Erwin Cummings.
The men of the Universalist parish
have chosen as committees for the annu,
al mems supper on the 9th of April, on
entertainment j. A. Kenney, G. A.
Young, w. W. Ripley; on supper, E. 5.
Jones, w. p. Morton, w. B. Young.
The grade schools all closed Friday
for two weeks, and the teachers have
gone TO their homes for the vacsti on.
The high school continues in session for
two weeks more, and then has a vaca-
ton of one week before the spring term.
Seward Stearns has finished work for
the Cole Wiggin Co., and the first OF
April will begin work at the Case farm
on Paris Hill, where he was employed
last summer. His place at the Cole
Wiggin Co.'S store will be taken by
Emery o. Jordan.
There will be public supper at Paris
Grange Hall Wednesday evening of this
week, IS cents per plate. The dining
room will be cleared after the supper so
that the ladies and Others who do not
care for the talks in the upper hall may
enjoy themselves with whist, rock, etc
Everyone invited.
The Seneca Club Is entertained this
Monday evening by Mrs. Haskell and
Mrs. Taylor at Mrs. Haskelps. The
program of the evening is:
Roll eall-Sentiments on Spring.
"a lfanil2l
Education In Mexico ---------- Mrs wilson
The Conquered Race and Daughters of Mexico
MS T yst
The ladies of the Mission Circle of the
Baptist church were responsible for
very interesting and profitable hour Sun
day evening, at the church. Under the
heading of "a Peace Fleet and Peace
Train" they introduced the audience
very pleasantly to the unique work OF
the denomination conducted with the
use of their motor cruisers and chapel
cars.
Not more than once before since the
court house was built has it held such
crowds as during the three days OF the
Pratt trial last week. People would be-
gin 10 gather soon after O'Clock in the
morning, though the session did not
open till $50, and many of them took
lunch and remained all day at the court
house, though the court room was clear
cd during each noon recess. All hoor
space in the court room was packed, ex-
cspt Just enough to allow the business
OF the court TO be done. At the Friday
afternoon session, when the arguments
were made, there were certainly not less
than three hundred people standing.
The following is the cast of NAN, the
Mascotte," which will be presented I'M
der the auspices of the Seneca CLUB al
Grange Hall in few weeks:
Nan. the Mascotte .-----M iss airline Croker
Caleb Baldwin, q man OF millions,
Harold Il. Briggs
Ben Flood, Baldwin's evil genius, known on the
street "a "Phineas Grabber" Francis shaw
Edward De Lsncey Van Spread. who becomes q
"vegular wufiian"- Murray bigeiow
Deacon Smartweed, "a standin plilar OF .ns
church .------------ " ate. iaH-a
Arthur Sherwood, young man win asp. na1
tions Eugene Lower
DIR. Windsan, Baldw,n's family hysician:
Arthur T. roroes
Uriah Fox a lawyer Ernest y. he0"i'
Jimsey, BRACKETS Fooi,"
John, butler, -.
circles Mise Helen NJ. Barnes
Mrs Van Spread, who wishes to make an al
1aona afch for oEddie.h