Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-18

eVening.
Friday evening of this week Hamlil
Lodge, K. OF p, will work the rank o
r Esquire.
The stores, banks and shops OF Soutl
J Paris viii close all day Patriots' Day
, Wednesday, April 10th.
Aurora Encampment, 1. o. o. F., vii
| work the Golden Rule degree at IL
meeting this Monday evening.
The regular business meeting of th,
Fan Tan Club will be held at the clul
room Tuesday evening at 7:30.
Myles Record was at Geo. B. Crockett'l
over the weekend, coming from Bridg
ton Academy where he is student.
James Porter of Dover, N. r., was tn,
guest OF his sister, Mrs. o. e. Barrows
few days last week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of Deering Memorial Church will
meet with Mrs. 81. A. Morton Thursday
afternoon at $50.
| The Ladies' Social Union will hold its
regular meeting Thursday, April 20, al
2:30 p. NJ. Come one and all, aud come
prepared to tack comforters for the fall
fair.
1 Miss Sylvia E. Weare of York Beach,
former teacher Of the Pleasant Street
School, now teaching in Arlington,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Lena NJ.
Franck.
No changes in the assignment of pas
tors in this immediate vicinity were
made by the Maine Methodist Conference
at Rumford which held its final session
Monday morning.
Masters Alan C. Miller and James Har-
Ian Abbott, members Of the South Paris
Universalist choir, have also been re-
ceivsd into the membership of the Nor
way Universalist choir.
The house of Mrs. Charlotte Ellis on
Myrtle Street has been sold through the
agency of j. Hastings Bean to Miss Liz
zie Davis of Paris Hill, who has taken
possession and moved in.
Charles A. Hemingway returned Sun
day morning from DIR. Kings hospital
in Portland, where he underwent q sur
gical operation some weeks since. He is
very comfortable, and doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. franklin Maxim re-
turned Saturday morning from an enjoy
able four weeks trip to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. P. Sprague, in Grinnell,
Iowa, and other relatives elsewhere.
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Morton was In
Portland Saturday to attend the meeting
of the Western Maine Wellesley College
Club, when it was addressed by Rather
inc Lee Bates on "The New Poetry of
England"
A special Easter offering will be taken
at the Universalist church next Sunday
in order to meet interest and loan OBJ
legation of the parish. All who are to
attend are earnestly requested to re-
spond to this end.
Wednesday is Patriots Day, which
should be the spring holiday observed by
everybody. II the weather is good, get
out doors, even if for no other purpose
than to help the madame clean house by
beating rugs or carpets.
Adelard Boilard was brought to Jail q
few days since on an indictment found at
the March term of court but not made
public at that time, for breaking and en-
tering camps at Worthley Pond. On
Saturday be was released on bail.
The selection of the Boy Scout Com
mittee, to have the oversight Of Scout
matters, has been completed. It 10 COM
posed of Geo. r. Morton, N. C. Joy, j.
Hastings Bean, Rev. G. 81. Newton,
George +. Fsrnum, T. N. Davis, and
Arthur E. Forbes.
holy Week will be observed at the
Congregational church as follows: Wed
uesdsy Rev. r. j. Bruce will preach.
Thursday and Friday evenings the pastor
will have charge. 1t is hoped that these
meetings will be well attended. All ser
vices begin at 7:S0 P. N.
The water will be drawn of from the
Clark reservoir. starting Monday at 81
p. NJ. There will be no water for the
takers on the pipe line from the Oscar
Royal house TO the reservoir until Tues
day at 4 P. NJ. The reservoir will be
thoroughly cleaned out.
Miss Alice B. Knight returned Thurs
day from Newton Highlands, Mass,
W bere she has been during the winter,
and will spend the summer at her home
in South Paris. She was accompanied by
her brother, j. NJ. Knight, who will
spend two or three weeks here.
Advertised letters and cards In South
Paris post Office April II, 1915:
Mrs. Ada L. Bonney.
Mrs. ID. j. Fuller.
Mr.. Alfred l.. Curtis.
Mr.. Aubrey Il. Pettengtl.
ID. Z. w. Thompson.
]. A. KENNKY, P. n.
The Easter Sunday sermon at the Uni
versalist church will be preached by Rev.
C. G. Miller on the final affirmation of
the Universalist credible Final Har-
mony of All Souls With God. There
will DO special Easter music by the choir
and the church will be decorated with
flowers and potted plants.