Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-08-22
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS posi- OFFICE
oa.. Hours: 7sA..,''''' Pm,
asASp TRUNK RAILWAY
Beginning sept. L, 1885,
TRAINS LsAvE SOUTH PARIS
=, East, 5 IS q. M, express. daily
Going dC dow Gsily except sunday; B Os p. IN
asa NJ. sso Nv Isl s. m, 90 p. NJ sunds!
express, dAl!
excursion West, GAS Am. express daily
Golng W cesl. daily except SUNDAY, go pm,
SSp daily. 1922 q. m'' . w p A"''
excursion
--0-atopal Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
First Co pss,6r Preaching service, 10 ~ A. n.
WhOrveis. sSool n .i5A.M.i 1.f. .. u e. o%
sunday TTvsnlng service 100 ?. Ms Shurci
?. NJ u,ost,ng Wednesday evening AZ ~
PrsysdIt WottSerwise Connected are coruiaiis In
lied. A., church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
MethoGst 80 IA as A. NJ; sabbath Schoo
Praehing 80 League Meeting 500 p. NJ.
nN.i BpN',n. " eipesday evening 80.
prayer me SS+srb Rey. G Howard Newton, Pas
hPSs' Srrisv. preaching service lO39 A. M
iS,.,S school L N; y. 7; ,; =. n, 20 sn,ns
So Sc meeting So r NJ, az All, ars
gg, ,sysrr service 80. SeSis Nee' M CIV
Telcone ia, r,vrcb. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Vnl'ei' prssrhing service every SUNDAY ~
Pas.On sunday school 81 II N. L. Z. Y. -
S.,ssias tIaOP. NJ.
STATED MEETINGS.
-. Mari Lodge, No. -. hexoIsi
-, rueslsy vening on or Oelore Jul n l..
neeias Mount Nics odge, regular meet
IL 49, sgsDlr. OF each week.-Aurors
,ss In- -.s-, r-st ana bird Monday evenings
S,ssta So1 Nm PIE .sanl Rebekah Lodge, No,
D. o. .i n 1000 AMI fourth Fridays OF each
~ 80 n hff Fe'ras' Hall
,ea1 " X. K!nhall Post, No. lts, meets
y, % - mir saturday evening OF eae0
sgsh, y O. - a, = Circle. Ladies Of the 6. a
W, = .-st .rg tflr,l saturday evenings OF
4, .s,ts m Grand Army Han.
sa i,stgs Il. Chamberlain Camp meets
- .,.,,,,-.i srF fourth Fridays OF each month,
s,fH.-Pars- Grange, a. ur-t anu 'nlrN
.,,r-isy u each month, ln 's'ehge hAu, =,
TO .C.-sec0na aul fourth Mondays "
E 01.- p-s,onv Book Lodge. No. Isl.
y = .s,osl AMI fourth Wednesday evenings
GsSspNgsmur Lolse, No, 81. meets ever
g,slsy evening s. Py.hian Hal.
Mrs Louise J. Briggs is visiting rels-
tvss in Portland.
Miss Ada White Of waterville Is visit
sg Mrs. J, P. Richardson.
G,bis Z. Blake of Auburn is visiting
lar grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Blake.
Mrs George Merritt of Worcester,
Mass, is a guest at W. j. Wheeler's.
Mildred Small, daughter of Mrs. D. D.
SINAI. is visiting relatives at West Paris.
Mrs. NJ. C. Joy and mother, Mrs.
GOCdWiu. have recently spent week at
Old Orchard.
Stella Frost Of Readfield is visiting her
sister, Ethelyn Stanley, at Writ SANKEY'S,
for sisw days.
NvE. C. Marston of Auburn has
been the guest Of Miss Julia P. Morton
for few days.
Mss Matte Richards visited at Arthur
D. Cummings on Fore Street several
days last week.
Franklin Maxim attended the reunion
Of bis old battery, the Fifth Maine, at
lewiston Thursday.
Mss Edith Dill and Mrs. Herman
Brown Of Portland are visiting Mr.. and
Ms. Z. E. Chapman.
Mrs. Emma W. Rose of West Paris
Vas guest Of Mrs. L. G. Smiley Wed
nssday and Thursday.
Mss Louise Sherman of Newton,
Mass, has been the guest Of Mrs. Alton
c, Wheeler for few days.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Fletcher of Wor-
:astsr, Mass, have been guests at Almon
ChurchilIs for few days.
barry T. Jordan and family returned
Wednesday to their home in Pbiladel-
phia, after spending Two weeks here.
Mss Martha Ostrander of New York
city has returned home after spending
some weeks with Mrs. Almeda Newton.
Mrs. Converse S. Childs and Mrs.
Arthur E Cole of Buckfield were calling
90 friends in South Paris the past week.
Sumner Andrews of Lawrence, Mass,
vas guest at |. Z. Andrews for short
time last week, going from here to
Lowell.
Mrs. c, A. BesSey returned Thursday
her home in StOneham, after spending
aolmber Of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
L. c. Morton.
Whitfield Stuart attended the reunion
a'hs Thirteenth Maine Regiment at
Foitland TUESDAY,, and was elected one
Wtos Vies-presidents Of the association.
Traffic is evidently pretty we'll up to
ns limit on the Grand Trunk, as the
IOsl Is using number of Bangor and
aioos OOk engines on its freight trains
date.
1eOtge L. DaYee, who has been en-
gOyeo 10 Bethel for some time, has re-
S SrAed, and will be employed by Z. NJ.
:. aa9las IN his boot and shoe repair shop
w. ., Pratt and crew of carpenters
ns building bungalow at West Bethel
W mrs. L. L. Bean, which will be occu-
I r when completed by her brother,
Alden Z. Mason.
Al and Mrs. Shirley ]. Rswsou have
s ~sg 70 Brownvills aud shipped their
s,Ous 70 Mexico, where Mr.. Rswson is
,syeT,'Atendent Of schools, and where
S' W. aaye engaged rent. They went to
A'iico last week.
nj and Mrs. Chas. r. Durham are
~. their vacation in Portland. BY
~. nv sney took in Pine Point, Old
S , Wells Beach, York Beach, as
S,' I portsmouth,, n. H.; on their re-
ny ny ~ Poland Spring, Dix6eld, Rum
Rss' Bryant's Pond, West Paris.
rI As'; |. A. Bean of Hammond Street
eS,"S u, lewiston, will preach in ex
d. with Rev. G. /. Spear next Sun
uS'nlng at the Deering Memorial
n,..O eo. Mr.. Bean has held important
PssOfates sinca laa,;nr, So,,,L Da;