Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-03-02
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Once Hours: T:S0 A. n. TO Z 80 p. u.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
Oace Hours: T:So "A. u. TO I 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. Is. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down East S SO a. M. express. daily
asa NJ, local, daily except sunday; 50a p m,
eA 5'sy no iwesD s4s a. m. express, daily /;
g5p.m., local, daily except Sunday; s51 pm.
express, daily.
CHURCHES.
g,-st CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
s'.gisy school IL IS An; Y. P. 5, c. Z. s 90
~: Evening service 90 p. NJ; Church
r-ayer meeting Wednesday evening at 80 P. n.
Al. not otherwise connected are cordially In
Methodist Church, Rev. c. 1. Spear. Pastor
ON sunday, morning prsyermeesins 10 90 A; n.
r-sscbing service 10 As A. NJ; Sabbath School
= N; Epworth League Meeting 500 p. NJ;
e-sver meeting Wednesday evening 7:So; class
meeting Friday yening 30
Bapast Church, Rev. =. l.. cam Pastor
on sunday preaching service 10 AS A, NJ; Sab
lar school Il NJ; Y. p. 5. c. E., 6l5 p. NJ;
.-.rer meeting 90 p M; Wednesday evening
1rsyer seryice 80. Seats free. All are
rriversalist Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Pastor Preaching service every Sunday al
t..t5 A. NJ. Sunday School at Il NJ. III Z. U.
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STATED MEETINGS.
"A M.-Pari Lodge, No. ~. Regular
r.af-- Tuesday evening on or before ullmoon.
rO. % Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
f--s Thursday evenih OF each week.-Aurora
~ uert. drst and .hird Monday evenings
of. lntn.
ID Mount Pleasan' Rebekah Lodge, No.
SD ~sg.s second and fourth Fridays OF each
-,7a.r IN 1t! Fellows Hall.
gA.E-W. q. Kimball Post, No. las. meets
Or AID -Ei Saturday evenings OF each
rs.a.1. u O.. 4. Z. Hall.
W~ e. Elnbal Circle. Ladies of the G. A
3 meets trss and third Saturday evenings Of
.A-s month. "a Grand Army Hall.
ofv--i5shua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
or las rs. tuesday night after the full OF the
Paris Grange, meets drst and third
s..a. d, % each month. In Grange Hall.
TO. G.C.-Second and fourth Mondays Of
\. E. o. P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
...ygs sec0nd and fourth Wednesday evenings
D. eagl uOsth.
K.of P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81. meets every
Friday evening az Pythian Hall.
The Good Cheer Society will meet at
Mss Thayer's store Wednesday after
U0ou at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morton entertain
cd q rock party of four tables at their
dOme Thursday evening.
No school Thursday, and not a great
many people out who didn't have busi-
ness that took them out.
Shsw's Orchestra, seven pieces, fur
Dished music for the masquerade ball at
Norway Tuesday evening.
Lester Twitchell has purchased a half
interest in the farm Of his father, Walter
E. Twitchell. A rent is being prepared
on the second floor Of the house.
The report Of the legislative commit |
tee on salaries and fees fixes the salary |
of the Clerk of Courts for Oxford Coun-
~ at $1,000, which is an increase of
5000.
At the meeting of the Seneca Club at
Miss Walkers last Monday evening, |
Mrs. Geo. c. Fernald was presented
with writing tablet, in view of her
coming California trip.
A new floor is soon TO be laid in New
Hall, or Savoy Theatre. The present |
floor was laid at the time Of the original
roller skating craze, which many of the
present generation can not remember,
aud with the revival of skating the floor
is called rough by those who glide on
the rollers.
Good Cheer fair supper Tuesday, Mar. |
., at g. 45 p. NJ. At 3 O'Clock in the sf- |
ternoOn there will be a sale 10 Good |
Cheer Hall in continuation of the sale |
held Feb. oath and 25th. The sale will |
continue through the evening. There |
will be good miscellaneous entertain |
ment in the evening, a part of last
months entertainment being repeated. |
Supper - cents, entertainment 10 cents.
Since the railroad bridge below the
village has been guarded no foot psssen-
gers have been allowed to cross. The
railroad has from time immemorial been
at certain seasons a favorite promenade
Of many who enjoy exercise and the
beauties of the outdoor world on foot,
and since the embargo some Of them,
not having heard of the regulations,
have run up against the guards and had
to make detour.
The meeting Of the Circle of Ladies OF
the G. A. R., on Feb Goth was unusual
" large. The Lincoln and Washington
program was carried out as planned.
Light refreshments were served. Plans
for a membership contest were perfect
ed. Captains of contrasting sides, Sisters
Curtis and Shaw. Each member is ask
cd 10 be present If possible at next meet
log prepared with material Of literary
nature for their respective sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Fernsld started |
Sunday evening on their trip to the Pa
cfic coast. They go to Chicago over
the Grand Trunk, and thence over the
Sante Fe route. They will stop day at |
the Grand Canyon, and make other stops |
in Redlands, Los Angeles and San Diego. |
Thence they will go TO Oakland, where |
they will visit Mrs. Fernsld's people, and |
attend the Panama Pacific Exposition at |
San Francisco. The return trip will be |
made by the way of the Denver and |
Rio Grande. They expect to be away |
about six weeks.
About fifty were present at the gentle |
mems night of the Philathea Glass at The |
Baptist vestry Tuesday evening. A |
chicken supper was served at 6:45. The
principal feature of the evenings pro-
gram was Personal Tour around the |
World" given by the pastor, Rev. Frank |
L. Cam. There were also several must |
Cdl uumOcls, luCluuiuS plduO uuots W Il
Mrs Burnham and Mrs. Brickett, vocal |
trio by Mrs. Noyes, Miss Tolman and |
Mrs. Burnham, cornet solo by BERTHE |
Wheeler, vocal solo by Miss Tolman, and |
reading by Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
Delightfully."- arranged in all appoint
ments and very enjoyable was the cos
tune party given by Miss Ruth Bolster |
last Monday evening to the members of
the Safety First Club and a few invited |
guests-all OF the gent!er sex. Ii was
strictly costume party, none OF the
guests falling to appear in special attire. |
As was appropriate to the occasion,
George and Martha Washington were
present. Ruins Rastus Brown was also |
there, besides clowns, Indians and
others. The decorations were Of flags,
with cherry tree in the center OF the
dining table. The refreshments were
delicious, and the evening, it Is perhaps
unnecessary to state, was a lively one.
About dozen different lodges were
represented at the meeting of Paris
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, Tuesday evening,
the total attendance being about the
iaroaet avar saap - han No apacial invita-