Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16

Rth Paris, Maine, Mdy 10 i9i
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS Posr OFFICE.
Ace Hours: 7S0A.n. TO $50 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK railway.
Beginning Sept. Il. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
n,,y down East S IS 8. m, express. daily
. no, local, daily except Sunday; S07 p. m
IT, IT, Gp G Iwess) Gas an. express. daily
- n. local, daily except Sunday; sSl pm
Res, daily.
-, congregational Church, Rev. A. I. NJ
80. PASTOR Preaching service, 10 :4S A. Il
a. school IL AS A. NJ; Y. p. s. q. e. Sc
Evening service 100 P. NJ; Churc
yer meeting Wednesday evening at ~ T.
r0y otherwise connected are coruiany III
s.,o5,st Church, Rev. q. 1. Spear, Paste,
Sc5ing service 10 AS A. M; Sabbath Schoc
F1gorth League Meeting 500 p. u.
rer meeting Wednesday evening 80.
T.,s; Church, Rev. G. Howard Newton. Pas
On sunday, preaching service Aoao A. -.
Ihatb school l2 M; Y. p. 8. Q. e, 8 I5 p. n.
~ meeting 90 p. M; Wednesday evening
ter service 7sSO. Seats free. All ar
%IS, IIs-sal,st Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
o. Preaching service every sunday q
IN. Sunday School at IL n. Y. T. z. U
Ging st l30 P. Nj.
herman Oliver spent the day in Port
b Wednesday.
ksymond W. Penfold was at home
n Portland for few days last week
h Mica Lodge will work the second
res at the meeting Thursday evening
riss Ida Lowell is at present employ
3p sbe office of the Norway Hand
hudIy.
frs. Hattie Witham went Friday to
/ XKiny's hospital in Portland for sur
b treatment.
h. and Mrs. Wallace Allen of Lewis
were guests at W. B. Strickland's a
days last week.
eorge Il. Davis has done good job
rraiing on the lawn of Geo. Z. Fer
6 Oh Pine Street.
sociable will be held at the high
oUl building Friday evening, May 26.
n.-orl Sho- niann
riss Airline D. Crocker is at home
n the Emerson College Of Oratory,
tou, for the summer vacation.
Wednesday was houseclesning day in
<the lawyers offices in town, the law
q all being at Rumford at court.
Er. and Mrs. S. E. Tucker spent the
"a week with the family of Mrs. Tuck
J son, Judge Sanford L. Fogg of An
bta.
fhs Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
sa'ist church will meet to sew for the
fair Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO
lock,
Pie schools were not in session Thurs
! and Friday, while teachers were at
ding the meeting Of the Oxford Coun-
Eeachers' Association at Bethel.
b. E. Boucher, who has been tele-
! aph operator at the Grand Trunk sta
b for some time, is now relieving agent
|the road, and is at present at Lewis
bon. Cyrus n. Blanchard of Wilton,
70 is one of the candidates for the Re-
blican nomination for congress, was
tOBn Friday in the interest of his can
lacy.
EeRneth Witham, now secretary of
~. NJ C. A. in Pittsfield, Mass, and
b Alma Smiley Of Skowhegan- were
ests Of Mr.. Withsm's relatives here
i week.
harold Merrill went Monday morning
bake a position as salesman for Whit
D Brothers of Lewiston, who handle
hdebaker cars and automobile sup
|es and accessories.
Mrs. E. NJ. Thsyer went Saturday to
bitman, Mass, to remain for a while
b. her daughter, Mrs. A. /. Delsno,
10 is still in feeble health following q
|fiod in the hospital.
William Rock, who has worked for the
bis Manufacturing Co. for some years,
gone to Portland, where he will be
the employ of the Walter Corey Co.
his ,rade of upholsterer.
Shaw's Orchestra of five pieces will
rDish the music at Norway Opera
Duse Friday evening Of this week for
. annual calico ball of the Veranda
nb. Concert from s to $50. Dancing
ltil y.
This years work on the Paris state
ad will be done beginning at the guide
srd on the Paris Hill road, where
Drk on this end of the road stopped a
y years since, running northerly from
p point in the "pine woods"
Quite a lumber of the relatives in this
pee attended the funeral of Mrs. K. W..
|nley at West Paris Wednesday after
|op, and there were also delegations
om the trustees of South Paris Savings
lnk and the officers of the Oxford
punIy Agricultural Society, of each of
pich organizations Mr.. Penley is a
pstee.
"a band Of Gipsies with three teams
PIT through the town Thursday, but
ede no lengthy stop. There was more
ant on their wagons than is sometimes
case, but there were no evidences Of
fsdical Improvement in the general
pral and material condition of the
fple.
Fire burned over fifteen or twenty
PES belonging to j. A. Kenney, near
e Mixer meadow in the Shaw neigh
|rhood, Wednesday. The territory
lrned was mostly small growth OF
pod. A good force OF men held il
cm getting into the large growth, and
favorable shift of the wind helped out
|e work.
Dir. and Mrs. Millsrd Weeks and Mr..
ID Mrs. Marshall c. Weeks, who have
zen In Los Angeles, Cslif., for the past
|ree years, are on their way to South
iris, but are detained in Seattle BY the
mess OF Millard Weeks which prevents
|m from continuing his journey. Their
lggags has already arrived at their
Dme here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndon v. Brackett and
N Robert will go on Thursday Of this
eek to Cambridge, Mass, for a two
eeks' visit to Mrs. Sutherland. They
at this time to attend the graduation
Miss Ruth Sutherland from DIR. Sar
ents Physical Culture Training School
|rs. Sutherland and her daughter spent