Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-10
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
BEGINNING sept. u, 1915,
ma LEAVE SOUTH PARIS

,r.s,, SIS q. M, express. dali.
Going dC va daily exceP! sunday; o%s nPp p =
slPDs::s;s,. a'i'' s,Drsss, dali,
'lsc ise 10 West As a. nm snp en 81 pn
So 81. n, 9ea l rs ~ ms mr. 90 p. m, sunds
.ai::afson. ,zrvcuEs.
oapS "sn-,D Rev. At M
rr COnsEsSa'PP23ssa1 Shins service. 10 As A. 4
s..isy ScaO0! !, - VICE a S, 90 P. NJ; Churc
rx; syss.VWS Wednesday evening at 80 P.
gsgs; n 5:ss-s,ss connected. are cordially u
asi. -. church. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Paste
, AstsS er As A N si sspo 90 p s'n
IN; Epvort1v Lg ,ass'isv evening I 80.
s. sc5afc6 Rev Howard ys1Tc se 10 s rs
on S sS651Ii NJ; y, P; s G. e. SlS p
. .SSa neeiins s. p NJ; so. meu free All ar
TIays: service 60. s,u.,
rniysT'agp2yss S- -l-s service every sunday
gs;0i. n SUNDAY school al L NJ l. L u
ssslsg 81 80 p W. ow emn,ovsd a
Amos l',, D', .,o-t.t
Chlleol' 1890 . pou.,,,,
Mr. and Mrs Oscar LIGt u uaroiS r
rs guests "a -'''
Hsss' .,- u,sso,
Dr.. G. Li,s.sle.d las ne so - n usU.
s1ver SIX cs0r.J.'' mat 10 . LUG
ing car.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos A BiIS arc &c p %
vi,j, 10 their sol 40! d D'Au' -
Ssuce. RI.
T ycIaort spoke at tht
Norway Mstho1'S CnHTco ounuas e'eN
irg q, the annua ia''S'
n, and Mrs James S. Wright and
n! Nv .,3 Mrs Fred \. Wright made an
automobile Trip % OennAiA r
~, Rvr7n futile of Hotel An
I..t (, i1:,,'H1g the Richardson Vapor
~ 80 Sr,tsr throughout the hotel.
n''''7 -. s.,,, tho Con.
a 49, cbr-rh attended the County
slss, ,,,,;o, nastiry at Bethel last week.
AS'''' I'll. - Nam
E, y HasSs.. 11u I an, !,a " - Mrs.
marx over Toe N5' ~, eu ~ 49, Wrs q
HGssll pAle".9' - "-N
'''" 80 10
" and Mrs. LdWaru o. Auus'
vrs ioi se7era. years RESIDENTS u oou.u
Paris and since then OF beltaS'' nave TO
moved to Hanover " d.
Nan, iorgs- the grand court ball at
Gauge Hall Tuesday evening OF ln,s
week, Oct. 10, ADMISSION % Genus ea0n'
N.:c oy Shaw 5 Orcheslrs'
", Sbs-man Oliver went to Arson
M. vssk for a visit TO her parents who
,ssi3. ,hara her father having received
injury in az automobile accident.
Dali, M, vi,, 10 observed az tho Con-
Ia! - ,p,,,rL raxt sunday. Oct Is.
iiT TtsOJs' - ~ ,brrcb ara rroe6 10 he
a.. 800. :, :. 800 that This rsIlv will
. ..S.L.,, =, ps tbe-s
N'as Vss' !e'' DC 'Ne'''
HI Au1 h.'' T. - - - - 5.n1btar
Ne Tsr 1 ns.I ,.'.''v7 I'm The msJs
- 40. S-I - ., - NJ ond Mrs
W :! - $3.50. aanonanninr
-. y :, 1'''''' anu -'''-''- ''N'
we'll
M. and Mrs y. Dayton Bolster, Mrs.
v ~ a. on 1885, 81 - nroDrietors of the
po,,nS Snring House last Friday. Mrs.
w Rol,,sr wiIl rsroain AZ Poland for
,sy 5,y.
NJ. and Mrs George w. rockingham
oiHsYerhill, Mass, aud Mrs. Kate Hoop
sr Of CliitOndale, Mass, came here
Thursday With the remains of their sis
ter, Mrs, Lois a. Rice, who died sudden
l!a East Saugus, Mass.
va,3 kim hos ,ovad from b;s farm
on YDmbsr F6nr mn n the house re.
csntlv vacated nc Howsr5 w Shaw on
Pine Street. in tb;s v;',sgs Mr. King is
the mail carrier on route No. /, and Iiv-
inc bs-s Mn ,. - 49, oonnaniant for
him.
Mrs. Elan WartVortb ~ Gilsad Was
a, Son,b p.-;s g.. e., L., ,,aaL
SV1Iu axis lew Gays last Weeh'
MIS-. wentworth has been employed at
The Summit Hcusa IN Noppt Washing
ION during the summer. and expects to
60 to Florida about December first
shere she has a position for the winter.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club met
asthe Fan Tan Club rooms Thursday
afternoon for the frst msst;pg of the
season. Last seasons play was divided
into sides, six ladies' on a side. and it was
agreed that the ones having the lowest
score for the winter should serve lunch
70 the club. The defeated members
we're Mrs. Madge Gray. Mrs. Ethel
na1away, Mrs. Bessie Goldsmith, Mrs.
Annie Fletcher, Mrs. Fannie Eastman
and Mrs Mary Stanley. Those winning
Iaearges. score we're Mrs. Edith Wheel
ef, Mrs. Sue Cole. Mrs Cassie Fernald.
Mrs. Flossie Wright, and Mrs. Mary
Wheeler, The following lunch was
served at $50:
Fruit salad
s.,r.. Cream Tomato Soup
pSet7. HgI noHs Oeiery
Cheese saIsd
's Ice Cream Arse, Cake Chocolate Cake
An, Coaee
:, ai"a Iunch the afternoon was passed
wiRR a!lng bridge. The next meeting
W" " With Mrs. Goldsmith.
The remains of Mira Iois A fBro,b-
lnghsm) Rice who 5io5 snJdani, ~ bar
home in East SangTs NJ Ias, Tnss
Day we're brought TO Sontb Faris Thurs
day Mrs. Rice was :, horn I IN pas Paris fiitv.
"A
l.n 6t ' ,Ls ago ago and was one OF the daugh'
hrba,' a ae5 ia.e hon William A. Froth-
o. Pro,b;uurtssls' SISTER OF Sheriff William
bas lU ..5 Of this town. Mrs. Rice
S - ll'sd in Lyon and Saugus for the
' 'sm twenty i've years and has for many
.," Oeen cashier in large clothing
ana ana y. 70 Lynn. During the first Cleve.
h, ,s a.Inmlnlstration she was clerk fol
rSsr r'a as IN the South Paris post office
man . was very popular and had
hs, trends. She was formerly a mem