Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-30

SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
q Hours: 7:30A. II. 20 6 80 r. n.

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SOUTH PARIS POST osFIcH.
re Hours: 7:S0 A. Il. 10 8: 80 Pm.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. Il. 1915,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,pg down EAST IS a. m, express. daily
4 M, local, daily except Sunday; 507 p. m
III up WEST sas an. express, daily
p. m, local. daily except Sunday; sSl pm
ess, daily.
CHURCHES.
:, CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
Sr,er. Pastor. Preaching service, 10 As A. n.
~ school II As A. NJ; Y. z. s. Q. e. SO
Evening service 800 p. NJ; Churcl
= meeting Wednesday evening at 80 p. y
pot otherwise connected, are cordially In
s.boa,st Church, Rev. c. /. Spear, Pastor
Srhing service l0:+5 A. M; Sabbath Schoo
EpWorth League Meeting 600 p. u.
~ meeting Wednesday evening ] 30.
,Stist Church, Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
0p sunday, preaching service 0:45 A. u.
hsth school IL NJ: Y. p. s. o. E., is p. Il.
r. meeting 90 p. M; Wednesday eveninl
,er service I 80 Seats free. All an
pme x.,,,-
~ Preaching service every Sunday 9
I'm Sunday School at IL n. Up. Q. U
ang at 80 p. Nj.
STATED MEETINGS.
M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
IN Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon
8. D. F.-Mount Mica Lodge. regular meet
Thursdsy eveniL Of each week.-Aurors
mpment, first and third Monday evenings
R@Mount Pleasan Rebekah Lodge. No
meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
IA IN odd Fellows Hall.
R-W. 4. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
ana third Saturday evenings OF each
H. In o. A. z. Hall.
nee,s Hrst and third Saturday evenings OF
month, In Grand Army Hall.
o'V-joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
he first Tuesday night after the full OF the
o, H-Paris Grange, mee,s first and third
lrcay Of each month, In Grange Hall
o. &. C.-SeconG and fourth Mondays OF
y o. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
h second and fourth Wednesday evenings
o. P~Haulin Lodge, No. 81. meets every
dsy evening At Pythian Hall.
lothers' day was observed at the
hrtlef Primary school Wednesday af-
boon.
Toward W. Shaw will play for the
hnd Army at Bryant's Pond on Me-
rial Day.
riss Alice HOughton of Portland is
Isl at Harry D. Coles over the week
and Memorial Day.
obert L. Whittle went to Lewiston
= first of last week to take a position
hotorman on the electric road.
3haw's Orchestra of four pieces has
10 engaged to play at Harrison on
bdnesdsy evening of this week.
hrs. Roy Strickland and two sons of
kenectady, n. Y, are visiting her par
3, Mr.. and Mrs. c. <. McArdle.
Maurice L. Noyes has purchased what
Known as the Holt house, at the north
3 of Moore Park on Park Street.
Ms. NJ. c. Joy substituted for Miss
snck, principal of the grammar school,
ring the latter's absence last week.
Mrs. Hattie Seldsn of South Portland
J been the guest of her brother, w. j.
|rtis, for few days, returning home
lday.
The Boy Scouts now enrolled in the
ksnization here number twenty-four,
b profit and pleasure are anticipated
No their activities.
The high school socisble was post
bed from last Friday evening to Fri
b evening of this week, June 2. Music
fnished by Howard Shaw.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly returned
,esday night from her trip to ST. Louis,
attend the meeting of the Auxiliary
The Order of Railway Conductors.
barry B. Holden has purchased the
use Of Edison E. Spofford on Hill
beet Mr.. Spofford and bis family
p continue to reside there for the
esent.
Mrs. L. c. Morton, after attending the
unty W. C.. T. U. convention at Bethel,
,nt to Crystal, n. H., to visit the fam
Of her son, Clarence G.. Morton, for q
y days.
The part of Beattie Blair in the play,
bur Wives" originally assigned to
|ss Lena NJ. Franck, will be taken by
ss Viola Walton. The play will be
esented on the Sth and 9th of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Record of Sanford,
yles Record, who is attending Brighton
ssdemy, and Miss Ethel G. Crockett,
DO is teaching at Alfred, are at George
CrOckett's over the weekend and
'liday.
Plummer Lowering is carrying one
% in a sling in consequence of a frsc-
re in the wrist sustained about two
seks since from fall caused by the
lrting Of an automobile which he was
bunting.
Mrs. Albert D. Park, Mrs. Fl. A. Nor
b, Miss Kathleen Richardson and Miss
pttie Newell went Thursday to the Park
e Morton camps at Shagg Pond for a
y days stay. Mr.. Park and Mr.. Nor
2 were there over Sunday.
The South Paris W. C. T. U. had
pen representatives. at the county con-
ntion of the organization at Bethel
I week, and number Of the county
peers, including the president, vice
esldent and treasurer, were chosen
pm this place.
Stanley Shurtleff returned home Tues |
y after a weeks absence, during which
attended the graduating exercises OF
g Massachusetts School OF Pharmacy
Boston, of which he is himself grad |
'te, and visited Henry Z. Howe In
'rlngteld for some days.
The last meeting of the Parent Teach
Association for the season will be
Nd at the high school building Thurs
y evening of this week. This will be
e annual meeting, with election of OFF,
rs. A speaker whom ii was hoped to
cure for this meeting was not able to
me, and no definite program has been
ranged.
Miss Lena NJ. Frsnck, principal of the
'uth Paris Grammar School, was sum-
oned to her home in Round Pond last
aesday by the sudden and serious i'll
ss OF her mother, who had not been in
700 health for some time. She died
Fly the next morning, after Miss
'anck's arrival home. Miss Frapck is
'pected to return this week to resume
II teaching.
The Kia Club met Monday evening of
81 week with Miss Helen Barnes. The
lolect OF the evenings program was
merican Artists. Magazine articles
ere read, one on Winslow Homer by
lss Madeleine Pillsbury, and one on
izaoeth Gardner by Miss Nora Dun
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