Oxford Democrat., 1915-02-09
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
nMce Hours T:SOA. 30 ! 80 p. u.

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oscs Hours 7SOA.n.so7:So Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept IS. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,o,,, down East SO a. m, express. daily
osSs m. local, daily except Sunday; 5Ol p m
eAkSy,. up .weslj Gas a. m, express, daily
eS5r- d.. local, daily except Sunday; s;oI pm.
express, t-l'S.
CHURCHES.
w., f,,,-re zatioual Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
Wb0r.er Pastor. Preaening service ~ ~ A. . -, n
srrisy school II IS A. M; \. Z. 5. Z. =. go
Evening service 90 p. M; Church
.-svsr meeting Wednesday evening at 80 P. n
k1T5t o.ferwise connected, are cordially In
'; ';Vs,rol,st Church. Rev. c. /. Spear, Pastor
o- s~rlsv, morning prayermeeting 10 90 A. n.
a-es.1,r,- service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
Sy Eyvorth League Meeting 800 P. n.
s-,ver 4, Meeting Wednesday evening I 80; clas
1p---f.- Crrrrh, Rev. T. L. Cam, Pastor
o- sunday. preaching service l0ao A. NJ; Sab
S,fr >rrDo. I. N; Y. Z. 5. q. E., s:l5 p. n.
,-gr-- .-egtiug 80 p. M, wednesday evening
t-sysr .ery'ce 30 Seats free. All ar,
"r--,-sr-..l .lt-t Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
p'.- Preaching service every Sunday q
f.FAN sunday School at Il NJ. &C. U
81 r.H
STATED MEETINGS.
gkA. M.-Pari Lodge, No. 81. Regula
mem. Tues a. venlng on or oetore ruIlmoon
rn. d. Mount Nica Lodge, regular meet
irs rr--sH g syeniL Of each week.-Aurors
E1-s-eu, i-s. and Ihird Monday evening"
10 E-Nl-a, Pleasant Re6ekah Lodge, No
CD. uey.s second and fourth Fridays or eact
month ID Ott fC-Ows HAL.
E-W. k. kimball Post, No. las, mee,t
AZ s-F .a'lt s8turday evenings OF eacf
u.rtl. 10 e.. A. r. Hal.
wr X. afuusl Circle, Ladies' OF the q. A
q meets ersg art third Saturday evenings OF
eqts month iu Grand Army Hall.
S1fy.-'0-Gua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
on tr, -- Tuesday night after the full of the
P.Ufr.-Psris Grange, nee e first and third
saturday at each month, In Grange Hall.
J.U.s. second and fourth Mondays OF
30. stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
meet, ,acout and fourth Wednesday evenings
0s ESQ. month.
E.os P.-Hamun Lodge. No. 81. meets every
E- sy evening Al Pythian Hall
c T. Dillingham; of Dixfield has been
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. (. c.
Tor-ey, for few days.
Alton Cook, who is in a Riker-Jaynes
dug store in Boston, was at home few
days me first of last week.
My and Mrs. o. Z. Barrows are visit
iag their daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. McAlis-
ter. 10 Eliot for week or two.
Carl Mason Of Auburn, who is in rath-
e. poor health, is with his parents, Mr.,
an Mrs Z. W. Mason, to stay until
somewhat improved.
4. F. Stevens, who has been in Riker
Jaynes drug store in Boston for the past
tsw weeks, has gone to Bangor, where
the concern has opened new store.
The chimney in W. A. Porter's store
building burned out about II O'Clock
Wednesday forenoon, with much smoke,
some blaze and quite lot of SCOT dis,rio-
u.sd over the snow, but no damage.
Richard Millett is employed at the
Paris Trust Co, and will remain there
unli after Treasurer Fernald has return
ell from his trip to California. Mr.. and
Ms Fernsld will start about the first OF
March, and will be gone some weeks.
Candlemas day was wintry enough TO
satisfy the most devout believer. With
the thermometer in the immediate yicin-
ity of zero all day, il showed continu-
ously, though strange to relate, the snow
was heavy, some of il being almost sleet,
ami as much as four inches of it fell 10
al.
The Fan Tsns will meet with Mrs. A.
D Park Wednesday afternoon to sew
for the Children's Home at Augusta.
Welsh rarebit and many other good
things will be served at supper time, af-
ter which a social evening will be spent.
A o members are requested to be pres
ent.
There was a masquerade sociable at
the Tubbs school house Friday evening,
JAN 20, under the auspices OF the School
Improvement League which was recent
ly organized in the district. Ice cream
and cake were sold for the benefit of the
school library. There were about fifty
people present, and the affair was com
p.ete success.
On account OF a wreck in Canada
the afternoon train down last Tuesday
did not arrive here until about nine
O'Clock in the evening. A considerable
number of Grsngers who were at Bry
ants Pond TO attend Pomona were thus
stranded there. There was also at leasi
one there who absolutely must get back
for The clerks ball that night, if he had
20 drive. Under the circumstances, the
Grand Trunk sent the Norway train to
the Pond after the passengers, and got
,hem here about seven o'clock.
The following is the cast Of the com.
edy, "His Last Chance" to be given as
the entertainment in connection with
the fair of the Good Cheer Society the
last Of this month:
John stevenson, from India Ernest j. Record
Robert Joy (alias Lightheart) his nephew
Dr.. Paul Potter, OF New York. Harry Shaw
sam Buttons, the irrepressibe
.--.----.--- .--------- Miss Viola walton
Ste SSsTaey i,le tse oEsS Airline CrOcEeS
Alice. the Coctor's wife Miss Helen NJ. Barnes
Mary the maid -..-.-.--.M Miss Lena NJ. Francs
Tho Baby. gem In pottery y--.-------By Herself
The Seneca Club is entertained this
Monday evening by Mrs. Heidner and
Mrs. Littlefeld at the home OF Mrs.
LjtJlefeld on Pleasant Street. The
evenings program is:
RoB call-Current events.
A Trip Through Brazil. Mrs. Forbes
Codee Culture in Brazil. Mrs. Littlefeld
The sponge Industry Of the Americas
Book Review Miss Walker
Ia place of the book review for which
she is set down, Miss Walker will give a
short talk on her White Mountain tramp
in September.
A start on loose-leaf system has been
made at the registry of deeds. A new
book for the miscellaneous documents,
which are not on printed blanks, but
have to be all written out, is on the
looseleaf plan. By this means each
sheet can be put in a wide-csrriage ordi
nary typewriter, and written comfort
ably with the work in front Of the oper'
stOr, whereas the book typewriter
which has been in use for some years Is
an awkward machine TO use, and the
writing is covered up by the machine 1t
self, whicb has to be lifted to see the
work OF course the book typewriter
still has TO be used for the larger par
OF the records.
There is very tenacious ruGor thai
the Grand Trunk is after all going TO re
wise the geography by cutting us dowr
10 two train-s-day service. According
10 the particulars as stated by those wb(