Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-09-21
SOUTH PARIS.
sorru PARIS POST OFFICE.
oaee Hours 7:SoA.H.io $50 P ~
CHURCHES.


s. .rg,rrs. 1914. ito 80 Pm
CHURCHES.
.st,oaal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
~ u5-ts~. Preaching service, 10 As A. L.;
II Nlg.'S --... y As 4. NJ; y. Z. ). Z. +. o0C
\ sas.s! Er.r.rg service 800 ?. NJ; Church
II -a..ir- Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
II Pn!I5,... 5-tise connected, are cordially In
J.et r.. are-ch. Rev. C. 1. Spear, Pastor
4 wee -ylUe - AS A. NJ; Sabbath School
4 Pa, Eu -lr League Meeting 500 P. NJ;
4 ,rsr Wednesday, evening 80.
4 Piss,,S,i,. -t1, Rev. +. L. Cam, Pastor.
4 .ri... reaching service 10 AS A NJ; Sab
es 8 ~, Y. 2. 5. c: e. 6l5 P. NJ. D.;
'll- ..,..- --ri P NJ; Wednesday evening
f.a!S $50 Seats free. All are
church. Rev Chester Gore Miller,
..-,acnlug service every sunday az
- sunday school at Il NJ. Up. Z. U.
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GATED MEETINGS.
u-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
- .lsr yening on or before fullmoon.
70. s-N Mount Nica lodge. regular meet
syenlL Of each week.-Aurora
rs, and shird Monday evenings
Noun, Ple,san Rebekah Lodge, No.
rrl'sui fourth Fridays of each
Fellows Hall.
.-N *. Kimbsl Post, No. l4S, mee.s
at r saturday evenings of each
,u0au Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
SO and third Saturday evenings Of
q Grand Army Hall.
.-.Ua l.. Chamberlain Camp meets
,--r. .eslay night after the full of the
RS Grange, meets first and third
,,..- each month, IN Grange Hall.
To-. .-Seconu and fourth Mondays Of
stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.,e,, and fourth Wednesday evenings
ismlln Lodge. No, 81. meets every
FrIs. l- az Pythian Hall.
Car 'air this week.
N aacord has entered Bridgton
Acia
N Harlotte Giles of Auburn visited
at -. i AXIS over Sunday.
NJ W. Il. X. Abbott of Waterville is
ags. Mrs Alice P. Thayer's.
ST. ri Mrs. C. H. Bonuey of Summer
vs.e .sts at j. d. Haynes during the
fair
Crfs NJ. Keene and family of North
b.. c'd visited relatives in town last
wee
Ar her dance is advertised at Grange
Ia tuesday evening of this week, both
a1-s.
" Marguerite Andrews of Portland
is ,ijing her aunt, Mrs. Charles Ed
wa..s.
mother lawn dance will be held at A.
T. Holmes Friday evening of this week,
tie 2ith.
MIS-. Jennie NJ. Oliver of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, was here number OF days
sst week.
Carl Jean Tolman started Monday on
b return TO his work in Cocker College,
II sville, S. c.
a-mau Bryant of the class OF 1915,
Pa High School, goes this week to en-
te, 5tes College.
Susie Walker of Portland has
be- guest of Mrs. Harold Cole dur
in .a past week.
E.r Chester Gore Miller attended the
iuu.-, Of z F. Heald at North Buck |
he Monday forenoon.
I'll Up Spear goes to Middletown, Ct,
the 70 OF this week to continue his
cou- iu Wesleyan University.
N and Mrs. II. A. Morton and Miss
Kl.. en- Richardson were at Shagg |
Prr. lr a number of days last week.
TIL. Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve a
ha. dinner and supper at their YES
tvs sept so. Further notice next week.
ST.. aud Mrs. Fred Jackson and son of
Win am were guests of his grandmoth-
er, Nls /. j. Briggs, few days last
wee.
RAYMOND Penfold returned the first of
las week from the SamOset at Rockiand,
where De has been engaged for the sea-
son
Repairs are being made on the sewer at
tue Sarr,letf school house, which owing
to Cos 1Dstruction had not been working
properly.
Miss Dorothy Wight of the high school
c.a,, .gl5 is teaching school in Cor
han ~ d. The term began Monday OF
Jas, eek
Mr., Albert ID. Park and her sisteS,
Mr.. "a =. Heald ut East Sumner, have |
gone Goo Old Orchard for weeks stay at
the Park cottage.
I'd. factory of he Paris Manufacturing |
c.. wa, shut down two days during the |
ia.r. rd the Mason Manufacturing Co.
shu Gown all three days.
Ms. l.. c. Morton is this Monday at
ter receiving informal calls from
ne 10rs and relatives on the occasion |
of er seventy fifth birthday.
Clreuce G. Morton and family OF
Crg al, Y. h., were here for the fair
last week. and went from here to camp
a, Concord Pond for a short stay.
There will be a business meeting OF
the Baptist Ladies' Aid at the close OF
The prayer meeting next Wednesday
ey 1ing. A large attendance is desired.
Mrs. l.. Z. Bean, Miss Cora j. Mason
ami Pauline have closed their house on
Pine Street for the winter, and have
gone to Portland, where they occupy
rent on West Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett, Mrs.
L q. Morton and Miss Annie Edwards
attended the annual meeting of the OK
fo,i Baptist Association at Turner last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Ii. Jackson, Miss
Nellie Jackson, and Mr.. Jackson's
brother, Andrew j. Jackson, made
three days trip through the White
Mountain region last week.
There will be a special meeting of the
Fsg Tan Club this Monday evening at
80 II is hoped that every member
W. be present as there is important
business to come before the club.
= Mrs. Delphina Lowe of Maiden, Mass,
is a guest at Charles III. Thayer's, and
vii 90 from here to Buckheld to VISIT
other relatives. Mrs. Lowe travels
alone, though nearly So years of age.
Guests at C. E. TolmsD's during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Rich-
sId,on Of Naples, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana D
Watkins, Royal S. Watkins of South
Casco, Mrs. Walter S. Dudley of Harri-
son.
Lafayette Dow, Bowdoin II, returned
70 college Monday morning. Murray
Bigelow, who has taken year at BOW,
dom but has been at home for the past
vaar ill ,a,,rn 10 Rnwdnin Tuesday to