Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-03-09
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
once H5-rs 1901 ~. 70 I SAN
GRASD TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept ss. 1913,
rgArNs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
r,,,, teygn East 80 a. m. express. daily
sSs d., .0oal, daily except Sunday; 50' p m
eIg r.. .a West s,.s an, express, daily
,Sr r.. local. dsily except sunday; s5' pm
EXPIRE ally.
srArED MEETINGS.
so N.-Pari Lodge, No. 81. Regula
- 81 rues!ay evening on or before null
10. % Mount Mica Lodge, regular mee'
,,-. T-r-s as eveniL of each week.-Auror
gsca-r-eat irst and third Monday evening
m Mount PIE isan' Rebekah Lodge, Nc
q noes sscond and fourth Fridays OF eacl
-5rt- a. l.t Fellows Hal.
4. Nv, h. kimoal Posi-, NO. las, meet
81 a. laird saturday evenings OF eacl
-,s,- r. IL. \. Z. Hall.
simbau Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A
Q noes Irsg and third Saturday evenings o.
AR month IN Grand Army Hal.
So Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meetl
ostas Tuesday night after the full OF the
.s.g.- Paris Grange, meets first and THIRD
S,,--..- each month, In CT ange Hall.
IL G.l-Second and fourth Mondays Of
~. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
u,s. and fourth Wednesday evenings
-H.muu Lodge. No. 81. meets every
Faag -,.a 70 Pythisn Hall
Az vrse gave readings at Gorham,
Ma.a- >a'a-tay.
The pew Gs-r is being laid in New Hall
o, SAVOY I.ea.-s.
Mr. Anon aurchill spent q few
DAYS 10 Lewiston asst week.
There v.-. o., a dance at Grange Hall
THURSDAY evening Of this week, both
floors
N.s Marjorie McAlistsr of North
Par, Ass 3 guest of relatives in town
over ... Weekend.
Ms. "a J. Mason, who is spending
the 81. p 20 10 Portland, was here for a
s51- ue asst week.
TIE ladies' Whist Club met Thurs
dsy az. rnoon with Mrs. p. Z. Hathaway
a. bel 1me on High Street.
n, Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., will con-
fer be- initiatory degree at the meeting
Thursday evening of this week.
Mss Marion Gray received bunch Of
orange blossoms Saturday from Mr..
Va or Bean of Ormopd, Florida.
Mss Vida Jeune has gone to Keene,
y z where she will be engaged in
u aery work during the season.
Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Everett enter
.a.aed rock party of three tables at
their home on Nichols Street Thursday
evening.
rhe associ ation of ministers of Paris
M Norway met with Rev. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Cam at the Baptist parsonage
The next regular meeting of Hsmlin
Temple is on Tuesday, March 9th. 1t
vi be followed by social hour with
games, etc.
A fair with a minstrel show as the
attraction will be held by
par.. Grange in the near future, definite
date not yet fixed.
NJ, J. Frank Jones, after visit of
some weeks to the family of her son,
Burr + Jones, has returned TO her home
a, North Livermore.
Nj, Helen NJ. Daniel was the guest
Of M-s Chss. Durham last week and at
tended the Chapman concert, on her way
home to Minneapolis.
Mrs Fred S. Brown and son returned
10 their home in Caribou last week, at
ter a sit TO Mrs. Browns parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Stuart.
C. IRELAND Penley has gone to Wood
ioris 20 make visit of some length to
Bis ,1ung friend Leslie Marston and the
tsu IS of 5. n. Marston.
About eighty-fve couples attended
the fourth Of March ball under the aus
DICss Of Hamlin Lodge, K. P, and the
Affair was very enjoyable.
Frank Z. Barrows left Monday morn
ng for Presque Isle, to attend the meet
OK OF the state organization OF the Mas
Ter Horseshosrs' Association.
Miss Gladys Cobb, who has position
q a store in Laconia, n. b., has been
pending the past week with her mother,
FRS. 5. A. Barry Of Gothic Street.
On account of sickness and other OBJ
,sAcles, Fidelity Lodge, X. p, OF East
sumner, did not visit Hamlin Lodge
Friday evening as had been arranged.
One Of the notable things of the past
week has been the loads OF pulp wood
aud cord wood that have been hauled
int the village over the bare spots In
the roads.
On Thursday Rouello Edwards reach
Ell the thirty second anniversary of his
frs pay day at the mill of l.. s. Bill
ing>. where be has worked continuously
for tue thirty-two years.
The ladies' of the Congregational Social
Circle will serve a covered dish social
DeI, Thursday evening, March IL, to
take the place of their March supper.
Every one invited. Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. Clarence G. Morton and son Hugh
Of Crystal, n H., were guests at Mrs. l.,
Morton's for few days last week,
and Mss Helen Morton, who had been
there for week or two, returned home
with them when they went.
The Seneca Club holds its regular
meeting with Mrs. Barnes this Monday
evening. Instead of the program of the
evening which is laid down in the year
book, travel talk will be given to the
c 40 by Rev. Frank l.. Cam, with spe-
cai reference to South America.
Boys who attended the State Boys
Conference in Portland from Friday to
Sunday were Wesley Spear and Arthur
Keuis,Ou as delegates from the Meth
od,st church, and Chester Hammond and
Henry West delegates from the Baptist
church, also Herman Bryant from the
Baptist church. They went in company
with the Norway delegates, who were
accompanied by G. Ralph Hartman.
John A. Scott, who is soon to close
his engagement as superintendent IN the
factory Of the Mason Manufacturing CO.,
was presented with q handsome tourma-
line ring by the employees on Wednes-
day, The crew gathered in the paint
shop, and the presentation was made In
their behalf by George Fl. Robertson,
the foreman in that department. MT.
Ill