Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-31
SOUTH PARIS.

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.orrH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
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apIsp TRUNK RAILWAY.
BEGINNING Sept. Il. 1915
TRANS GSAvE SOUTH PARIS
-. ,Esstl 5 IS q. M, express, daily
Going dow daily except Sunday; s. 2 p. m.
sBs H., AN ~ 7S7 m, 800 p. m, SUNDAY
express. uAi''
sIea,TsionG; m lwesD s4S an, express - daily
se.Ds local, daily except SUNDAY, go pa,
ss,S-sss, daily. IO'z- D. "'' '''' r
Icurson'
o..r-avstlonsl Church, Rev. A. 7. Nc
Frs SVPp PASTOR. Preaching service 10 ~ A. ~;
Nn o.S school II - A. M; Il; .; u E r. ~
IN; INV Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
prayer n os,SsTxise connected, are cordially In
al. not o1nei"''N
ted. ,Y., Church, Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
NsinouSss o-vlrs 10 as A. NJ; Sabbath school
Hrsen-ESsS xorth League Meeting SNo p NJ
80. ~, meeting wednesday e evening ~. De-.
Bsptss SnuIT ST nreac6ing service 10 AS A. NJ.
or W se5ooi l5 "; Y. P. 5. Q. e, 6Io p. N
ssoosIn l. SSt,g p0 p NJ. Wednesday evening
prsysrr 9.sryice 80. Seats free. All are
Eseene. ..yst Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
unlvsi preaching service every sunday al
YsseI Sunday school At Il N. l. r Z. U
scssl1g st 40 p, NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
"A M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-, rrssisy gveulng on or oe1ore 1uil moon
No n F-Mount lea lodge, regular meet
ms, Thursday eyenlh on sSSn mse% oxan,uas
o;saca So %Mop,t plsasan' Rebekah Lodge. No.
" H W sseonf arr fourth Fridays OF each
S,,tS IN ODD Fe..Ts Hal.
nSl'Il R-w. K. Kimban Post, No. las, meets
-. IT. a. and thlr3 saturday evenings Of each
r9r.n' y u EInbsl Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A
| 80 arst ana third Saturday evenings OF
~ month. m Grand Army Hall.
ssa sgv-iosbug q. Chamberlain Camp meets
,.,Ss second and fourth Fridays OF each month;
Wpo,g-Psrls grange, "A, e. 1rst and third
,Ev I ~ escb ,oonth, in Grange Hall.
r. . Is. C.-SeconI and fourth Mondays OF
W. ~ P-S,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
IA, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
q each month. - ~ p, aa,. svs-,
yrtisy evening 81 PyEhisn Hall.
Yrs Hugh Kennedy of Boston has
been the guest Of Mrs. L. c. Smiley for
stsw days.
" Earl Kimball, who has a situation
/, Attlsboro, has been at home on few
dsys' visit 10 his people.
Miss Geneva Young, who is attending
,hs normal school at Castine, was at
home over the weekend.
All the schools were closed Thursday
and Friday for the teachers to attend the
teachers convention in Portland.
Edwin A. Dudley has sold his Wood
,tOck farm to Geo. W. Q. Perham
through the J. Hastings Bean Real Es-
ATE Agency.
Work has begun on the extension of
ths front of c. Il Churchilps market on
he Square, which was moved back
irom the sidewalk some time since.
Joshua ". S. Colby is to make head
quarters for his apple business at Berlin,
\. g., and will spend most of his time
there. His family will remain in Paris
for the present.
A Halloween leap year ball. will be
held at Grange Hall Tuesday evening OF
this week. A good time is promised to
al, and good dance music by Shsw's Or
chsstrs. Admission % cents each. Dane
Ing from Sis to Y.
George c. Erskine, who has been su-
psrinssndent of the prison camp and hos
pltal at West Rutland, Mass, has resign
ID to accept position as superintendent
Of the Connecticut Reformatory, q new
Institution at Cheshire, CT.
William Reardou, proprietor of Noun
sin View Farm, has sold to Oscar E.
BarrOws through the agency of Charles
Z Merrill that part of the farm known
"a the Holt place, including the small
house and fifty or sixty acres of tillage
and woodland.
A "cOrn roast" in l.. L. Russell's pas
ture was enjoyed by the three upper
classes Of the high school Tuesday even
Ing. Rather a cool evening. and it need
moi be said, rather out of season for
corn roast, but at any rate they could
eat toasted marshmallows, hot dogs and
apples.
L. L. Russell and family have moved
nom their farm into the Z. NJ. Tbsyer
house on Brook Street. which Mr.. Rus
sell recently purchased, and Wallace A.
burgess and family have moved TO the
anssell farm from the Royal house on
nam Street, which has been purchased
By Amos Barnett.
Gilbert n. SWEET of Winchester, Mass,
vel known here, now in Dartmouth
college, was director of Naughty
Aero, an original musical comedy pre-
.snIsd few days ago at Dartmouth.
me author and composer, the members
Wshe cast, and Mr.. SWEET as director,
zane In for large amount of praise
Hen The critics. 1t seems to have been
aalsnly successful performance.
William J. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
nnley NJ. Wheeler and Miss Margaret
a BAKER went Wednesday to Waterville
W " s'send the annual meeting of the
name Association of Fire Insurance
agents returning Thursday. Mrs. P. Z.
runaway and son Donald went with
~ aTn 70 visit Mrs. Hathsway's parents
" "aaterville, and were joined there by
~, ~. hathaway after the close of the
''Aeaers convention in Portland.
" Inc Seneca Club is entertained this
STOuCsy evening by Mrs. Stanley and
ATS, Eastman at Mrs. Stanley's. The
NY ot the program is Spinning and
"saSlng, and it is in full as follows:
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weaving OF Colonial Times
Far Cul,,., Mrs. Gertrude Littlefeld
Rl,,orv 90 Mrs. Catharine Fernald
RsadiSg" ~ utapeS5Ty Mrs. Hattie Barnes
Mrs. Ethel Hathaway
EVER Moilanen, with a fellow-coun-
s9 3u =. as assistant, is occupying q por-
an U 'he Maxim storehouse building
m,. O,ord Street, in the business of
i,alacsuring skees and skee bows. He
ns young man, but Is said to have bad
n,.pueatlon OF being the best skee
vb;oa 10 the section of Finland from
h, u ne came. All the work is done
an 'Aao, and handsome finish is put
u.s5 Asn and yellow birch are the woods
n F..I9e proprietor is not yet fluent
GSys sns, out responds promptly with
uai, O.. when asked the price of q
ns Ius nrs' division of the Fan Tan Club,
CS''ng Mrs. Cora S. Briggs, Mrs.
Me- l Is. W, Bowksr, Mrs. Nellie Powers,
B,Ii Ailzaoeth Edgsrly, Miss Gertrude
Ian Miss Cora j. Mason and Mrs.
S sass L. Morton will serve a supper in
~ room Thursday eyenino Novambsr