Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-12-26
SOUTH PARIS.

SUI lAi
SOUTH rAzls POST OFFICE
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ss,sp Trunk HALLWAY
BEGINNING Sept. L.. 1915
ms LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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,icarsion,, West s4S an, express q, u = y
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Congregational Church s,, Ees' 10 "a: AZ NJ
Frs. PASTOR. Preaching seT y n Il go
No ,4aS school Il IS A, N, 90 p NJ: Churc
~; sIeW Wednesday evening az 81 T. =
mayer neel.ns, se connected, are cordialiy III
1iIsj. ~. Church. Rev. C. l. Spear, Pastor
Nsihodls1 C.-ics IA as A. NJ; Saooatn Scnoe
Yrsseains ss League Meeting SNo r L.
Z NJ blpo,,v, wednesday evening = :oV. De-.
prayer =, ne SSrScb. Rev. g. Howard Se%.on,
BPas' Sunday, preaching servlGs 49,
teis,.,S school Z NJ; l. < ;w 81 eyenin
rsysr neee,ns so. Seats free. All ar
sSione .,,., Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
Cniyerss,y - 'e..S,S51y service every sunday .
Yas.or. sandal school at Il N. l. K u
80 AZ 4 80 Z. VI.
srA~ED MEETINGS.
N-Par! Lodge, No, "A. , mssuaS
T,ssisv evening on or Oelore LS,i I LIZ,
-ss-5nSS mount Mica Lodge, resulaI ms0.
Il rrSSnrsdsv eveniL : or sSSH Ss1 svening
ss.s.s,-prent, trs. ana 'nlru "0'
sIacn aOnN5h orpt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. Nc
D. OF -.,o.5 and fourth Fridays or eacl
rorsa u w " <. Kirbau Post, No. las, meet
8. A a. a ,b,r5 saturday evenings Oh saci
IN G, A. K. HAL. ~. o,thaG A
r KimbsN Circle, LS9ies VI sr1 =
-se,s first and third SasT ~ e'e y
!. ~ SSc5.b. IN Grand Army HAL Han. c ,ra.,,
ssta nga'Iii osb1a 2. Chamberlain camp meet'
so 49,. -OSs AM fourth Fridays OF each montn
@ me sSS0195 s-Is Grange, meets hrst ana tnirV
Hol n CO.. month, IN Grange HAL.
'Is1T = g C5-Secono and fourth Mondays o.
~
"a Eo1 d P-s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
y p .se S and fourth Wednesday evening"
4 sseh month. r..,,a VI q. meets every
P.-Hamnn Lodge 40, Oh "ee'' s'H'
ys d " evening a. Py'nlan hAA'
v.LL Briggs is in Portland fol
~ holiday with her sister, Mrs. Gioos'
MA, y.bsl Campbell left last Monday
!, w Worcester, Mass, where she will De
|hr the present.
pa. yswton went Friday to Mont
Ala. It., where he has a position play
Ing in a thsater'
". Elsp Blake and Mrs. Elizabeth
yi,srlv are spending the holiday at VIII
nn with Mrs. E. P. Parlin'
Miss Charlotte Giles of Auburn, for,
-..lv nj South Paris, was the guest OF
.,;iyss here for a short time last week.
". Harriet Mslcolmson, social work
!, A. Tsliths Cumi Hospital, Boston, Is q
mast OF Miss Catherine G. Briggs al
highland Cottage,
w.s Florence NJ. Richardson went
rnssdsy 10 Exeter, n. a., where she
be for the present with her sister
Ms Walter Peaslee.
Tbs ulsy. "a Noble Outcast," is In
uurse Of preparation, to be presented
,rsw weeks later under the auspices OF
Me- Uniyersalist young people.
LlOyd Davis from Colby College, and
sumner Davis from Bates, are at home
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
| Davis, for the holiday vacation.
S,subeu P. Clifford is at home from
Bates College for the Christmas vacation
md has been assisting in the store oil
| he Chas. q. Howard Co. during the
nsh.
percy Proctor, who is at work at q
anber camp in the Magalloway region
,bcve the big dam, has been at South
Paris for a few days. vacation Over
| Christmas.
The annual meeting of the Citizens
telephone Co. will be held at the assess
an Office next Monday, Jan. l, at 7:3C
il the evening, for the transaction OF the
1:1al business.
The Ladies' Social Union will holo
he first supper and entertainment Of
he New Year on Tuesday evening, Jan
!, IN the ysstry of the church. Prepa
atons are being made for an extra gooo
tine.
At the meeting of Mt. Mica Lodge, l
90 F., Thursday evening, the election
dOficers for the coming year will take
Place and reports of last years business
viii be given by the officers. A good at
iendancs is desired.
The high school closed its fall tern
Friday, and Principal John s. Carver
las gone to bis home in Auburn. Or
friday Miss Lillian Pierce left for bel
aune in Holbrook, Mass, and Miss Mu
Ne Kennedy for her home in Greenfield
Mass.
Mrs, Clarence G. Morton and children
helen and Hugh were in Haverhill
Mass, several days last week, to visi
4s. AortOn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
J. Hayden, and attend the wedding o
As. Morton's sister, Miss Amy Hayden
Mr.. Halliburton Crsndlemire. Mr.
Norton joined his family there for
mort stay.
Vns Of the plesssntest Of its man.
peasant social times was enjoyed by tn
,an Tans at their club room last Tues
aY evening. In honor of Miss Gather
asG Briggs a chatting dish supper wa
xfVed, and dime Christmas tree and
Tlssy Of uirth-provoking games mad
We Time pass quickly. A large numbe
~nsnbers and guests were there.
Mss Madeleine Pillsbury of Pin
SSolat who has taught the Pleasan
Nees primary school for the past fou
s1uS, will not return TO Paris. She ha
'pOslslon teaching in Dsnbury, CT. Sh
WI oe succeeded in the Pleasant Stree
SaOol BY Miss Ruth Remick of Che
SAsue Island, a graduate Of Gorhan
ssu'nal School in the class of 1916, VIII
HOeen teaching in White6eld, N. 81.
ass Airline D. Crocker is at home TO
w. ~ holiday vacation from the Emerso
SSu4sge OF Oratory in Boston. Mis-
s.ueker took an important role in q pla
sssensed there recently, and was highl
Eaphmented. Not only were Their
ui! compliments given, but a YER
raCucal one. A theatrical manage
~ saw the performance offered her
S.ISlOn In bis stock company, which 81
~" not care to accept at present.
u connection with the big storm
suuays ago the rural carriers from tt
su'a Paris post Office made q record
sS AZ records, in fact. On Saturday the
~ ~ uos 90 on their routes at all, whic
ssS Se nrst time since the routes were o
y .s ,ts that delivery day has gor
HInout any part of them being cove
~ Instead the carrisrs want 0ut q