Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-12-05
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
osos Hours; 7@A,..'0S 80 p n
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
.,,..v-systlonsl Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
rrss psstor. Preaching service, 10 40 A II.
Whorter, ts~cI N IS A. NJ; Y. z. >. y. =. 90
sunday TTSvsn,pg service 90 P. NJ; Cnurc
NJ, ,sstiug Wednesday evening AZ ~ :
prayer yer, osSsrwise connected, are eorciauy Id
Isd; ,,,s, Church. Rev. q. l. Spear, Paste.
Nesa9oLss .syvice 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
PresenE5 xorth League Meeting SN0 r. II
n. nssting Wednesday evening ~.
~ssprst Church, Rev. ~ mo ssrvics 10 rs S'
nr W " school II NJ; Y. 2. ;. z. h, 6io T. n.
ssoossa . SS,sT : OO p M; Wednesday eyenin.
prayer m .sTv,rs T3O. Seats free. All an
welcome. ~, r,hrrcb. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
VnlSeI' p-ssc6lng service every Sunday 9
Pss.oI' SUNDAY school at IL n. 7. Z. Z. y
nesting ss4.5o Z. NJ
IT v.r,s Kimbsll has been at home
,,om Attleboro, Mass, during the pas
week,
~ Parker rs,urued the first of last
p 81 : i,om G Pond, Upton, bringing al
,;sSt.poio, muck and spikehorn.
N,,EE Chapman has recently re-
ID from a visit to her son and wife,
~. and Ms. Francis Chapman Of
Springfield, Mass.
Harry Flint Of Clinton, Iowa, is the
80 ~ his sister, Mrs. George W. Nc
siUsv Sp5fford Flint, her father, ID
also guest :hsrs.
o,ford Lodge Of Mssons of Norway
ill Wait Paris Lodge by invitation Tues
s.o svsniDg of this week, when the visit
mo Iodgs vii, work the NJ. NJ. degree.
Oscar T Bsrrows has bsrgained for
hs.aIs Of the house which he is build
inc IN pine Street to Archie b. Curtis,
though the transfer has not yet been
made
Carroll Bennett of Brookbury, P. O.,
xSo has recently come to South Paris,
!, nth the family of bis brother, Harold
Rspnet,. and will be- employed in the
Paris Manufacturing Co.'s factory.
Paw will admit bering Thanks
giving day which was steady down.
Sopr of rain as il was this year. 1t was
sdssgreeabe day to go anywhere, but
tbs many family gatherings, securely
housed vel warmed, and fed with the
beat of the land, made real thanksgiv-
ing Of ii.
Altar the regular work of Hamlin
Lodge next Friday evening there will be
,reSesrssl of the third rank team. A
new floor movement is being planned
and is urgently requested that all who
ever have taken part in this rank or who
would be willing to take part please be
present.
party of hunters returning from Up
TON With a truck loaded with six good
deer stopped at Hotel Andrews for din
psr Tuesday. The party included F. l..
Nayberry, A. F. Waterhouse, A. w.
Martin, D. q. Warehouse and +. B.
SrOut of Poland, and Z. c. Jordan Of
Mechanic Falls.
Charles Il. Kimball went last Tuesday
TO the Central Maine General Hospital
for treatment of his thumb which was re-
Gently smputsted at the joint because of
an Injury The thumb did as well as
could be desired for two weeks, when
pus got into it and it required constant
attention which it could have In the hos
pitsl.
Although ii was at first supposed that
R Guy Cole of this place, who vent
with Canadian battalion from the Sher-
brooke fair, had engaged for civilian ser
vice only, the last brief letter received
here from him bears that now famous
date, Somewhere in France" and its
contents indicate that while he Is
sesmster, be has enlisted for military
service aud is liable TO see service at the
front.
Alton c. Wheeler was called to Wake
feld, Mass, last Tuesday, on account OF
the illness Of his father, P. z. Wheeler,
who has been there for the past few
weeks with his other son, Harry NJ.
Wheeler. Mr.. Wheeler suffered two
slight shocks, which a specialist pro-
nouneed the effect of uremic poisoning.
Though apparently seriously i'll for the
nst day or two, he is now improving
and full recovery is expected.
The generally unsettled state of mar
kstcOnditions was reflected in the prices
Tor Thanksgiving poultry even here. In
The cities il was observed that no prices
we're liked until about the time that &C.
susl delivery must be made, and when
they were established il looked some
IKE making the price "whst the traffic
would bear" as is the case with almost
everything nOw-except printing Of
course. Here turkeys sold from 40 cents
down to as low as 81, and chickens were
delivered on orders at "a, 25 and 2S cents
oy different dealers right in the same
ssrritOry.
The buildings on the Thomas E.
Leighton farm in Gilead, owned by
aison z. Maxim and Geo. G. Fernsld of
south Paris, were burned last Monday
AFTERNOON. The buildings were not oc-
saplsd, except occasionally for short
Sns oy the owners or parties admitted
them, and there was no one there at
1s Time. Apparently the fire started in
We osrn, from what cause is not known.
saeooors at some distance, summoned
yateiephOne call from others across
'ns river who saw the burning buildings,
reached the place in time to save two
Osos OF furniture from the house. There
was insurance on the buildings.
Mrs. Frank Z. Barrows was severely
saaksn up Friday evening when she and
asf daughter, Miss Evelyn Wight, were
sotosn from their wagon on Pleasant
sfses near A. W. Walkers. They were
Oaing from Norway, and at that point
u'' Arthur Boswell of Norway, who
e.. orlVlng single team, just as the
IS'eoelock car came along. BuswelPs
aOlse was a little shy of the car, and
uWung away from il some. The street
sn. were not on and ir was rather dark
Inaofe, and the two teams struck. Mrs.
1arrOWs and her daughter were both
.uiOWn out to the ground. Miss Wight
vas not hurt, but Mrs. Barrows felt the
sl'e's considerably. Ii is hoped that
"s e injuries are not serious. The
ulnstree and crossbsr of the Barrows
ssOn were broken, and the harness
~s damaged. George Hussey,
s suo was on the car, jumped OF and
su' the horse, which did not run.
Inc Euterpssn Club has its December
W oeIng at the Methodist vestry this
TSSaoay afternoon, the hostesses beine
Ms MS Leach, Mrs. Brickstt, Mrs. Wiggin
- ". Moves and Mrs. Dsughraty. "Th'
program:
Roll Cali
Oas-Greesing Of Spring Strauss
P,,,o 49,, Schubert Quarteste
Ano Soio-To Spring Griei
yo.a,s Mrs. Brickett
'~ai solo-Msy time Tost
Walls. Mrs. Barrovs
h~As A. d.