Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-11


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| SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
fon,s Hours: 73OA.N. 60 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. L, 1915,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
co,ng Own East IS a. m, express. daily
T. : Iocal, daily except Sunday; 3 '02 p 10 +.
$50. daily. 81 a. ~, 6 90 p. m, Sunday
60 T5'I ND west s,4S An, express, daily
e. N local, daily except Sunday; 81 pm.
Er-ess. daily. - a. M, 500 M sunday
cu-sion.
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
sc-tsr Pastor. Preaching service, 10 a5 A. n.
- school II AS A. NJ; I. Z. ,. Z. =. . ~
evening service Z 90 P. NJ; Church
- ~,eetiug Wednesday evening at 80 p. n.
a ~, Otherwise connected, are cordially In
Ssil,s,t,st Church. Rev. C. L. Spear, Pastor
Nasc-iBy service 10 AS A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo'
E1worth League Meeting 500 r. NJ;
=, --sstlng wednesday evening 30
"a go, d urch, Rev. 6. Howard New ton, Pas
I'M sunday, preaching service 10 30 A. n.
4 ar scEool " NJ; Y. p. 5. Q. e, Is p. n.
g. meeting 90 P. NJ; WEDNESDAY evening
Esysr service 80. seais nee' AL a'
<Y--.gs-.s'lsg Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
- Preaching service every Sunday 81
1 n sunday School 81 II n. Up. G. U.
Efe.as a;+ 80 P. N.
stated MEETINGS.
81 a N.-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
iTy tuesday evening on or before tull moon
n N p E-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
u TS--sssy evenih- Of each week.-Aurora
~gaeat irst and shird Monday evenings
Is 90 - l. Mount Plelsan- Rebekah Lodge, No.
n --ss-s sacond AM fourth Fridays OF each
- In Odd Fellows Hail.
"a A. Nv. K. Eimball Post, No. las, meets
n AMI third saturday evening" OF each
a. Kim5sIi Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A
i reefs trst and third Saturday evenings OF
= month, n Grand Army Han.
"a rsy-Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
4 t7a srsl Tuesday night after the fuu OF the
II W r.-Paris Grange, meets first and third
<s-r.Is. ~ each month, IN raDge HAL.
IA N s. C-Seconl and fourth Mondays OF
IN -. P.-ssony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
r. eco1t and fourth wednesday evenings
IN q, P.-Hsnlln Lodge, No, 81, meets every
fifay aEeulng SO Pythisn HAL
ENiss Marion Sturtsvsnt Of Rome lie
ke guest Of relatives in town.
Mir and Mrs Albert P. Abbott have
een spending a vacation at Rumford.
hiss Ida Mason of Auburn is visiting
b. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Sss0H.
Miss Helen NJ. King is here from Port
I hi fos the summer at the home Of her
hther, J z King,
". O. Bryant and family have moved
It, .hs Gay house on Hill Street, pur-
hass5 some weeks since.
Mrs. C. A. Frost of South Framing
h.. Mass, is the guest OF her parents,
II and Mrs. Z. S. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Robertson
b. daughter Miriam spent most of the
|ass week with friends at Bethel.
The factory of the Mason Manufactur-
be- Co. was shut down all OF last week
b. the usual midsummer vacation.
Miss Eta Seely was given a surprise
|arty by a number of the young people
b her sixteenth birthday, July LIST.
Leap year ball Tuesday evening of
bis week at Grange Hall. Dancing Sis
B 2 O'Clock. Music by Shaw's Orches-
d.
Misses Myra Austin and Mary Cum
niDgs Of South Paris have been enrolled
BIZ admission to Gorhsm Normal School
the class entering next September.
Mrs. Anna q. Hayes went Friday for
stay at Squirrel Island, where her
laughter, Mrs. Rodney W. Brown OF
leading, Mass, is spending a few
seeks.
Shaw's Orchestra of eight pieces has
,een engaged to furnish music for the
?omona Grange field day which will be
Jed on the fair grounds, Wednesday,
lag Q.
Miss Abbie A. Starbird, who has a
'osl,ion in one of the government de-
)artments at Washington, is here for
Yer vacation with Der parents, Mr.. and
trs. ". S. Starbird.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fl z. Wilson entertain
. over the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
'ogg, daughter Rita and son Leigh, of
5Orhsm, y. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
,Ole aud two children, Barbara and
lunroe Jr., Of Wollsston, Mass.
a fishing party which started in two
'srs Thursday for the Magalloway re-
ylon included DR.. D. NJ. Stewart, P. Z.
Hathaway, hugh Pendexter of Norway,
Boz Z Cole, Stanley NJ. Wheeler, Myron
VI. Maxim aud Edward E. Shaw. They
Manned TO return Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring r. Starbird, after
yisi, Of a week or two with Mr.. Star
>ird's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Star
bird, have returned to their home IN
Lynu, Mass. Their daughter Eleanor
sill remain here with her grandparents
|pr considerable part of the summer.
Ar. and Mrs. Geo. r. Morton enter
hined family party at dinner on the
fourth, including, besides the perma-
pent members OF their household Mrs.
e. Morton, Miss Julia Morton, and
Ars. SOule, Miss Genevieve Soule, and
N and Mrs. Arthur c. Soule, of South
Kindham.
The Mrs Mary Hall stand on Hill
ptreet has been sold TO Charles s. Dud-
!ey, whose farm buildings on Stearns
hlll we're burned about two weeks ago,
lnd Mr., Dudley and family will occupy
pc place. Their son, Frank Dudley,
sill carry on the Stsarns Hill farm for
ne present season.
Or. T. Wendell Rounds and family of
louisville, KY, arrived here early last
FteeS' DR.. Rounds having been summon
n 90 account of che sudden and serious
Illness Of bis mother, Mrs. L. A. Rounds.
hrs; Rounds was dangerously i'll for
rhle, but is now improving. DIR.
pounds had to return to Louisville
"" days later, but bis wife and son re-
nan here for the summer, and are with
PEE parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles r. FL
per, at their summer home.
several records were broken by the
FOURTH OF July in South Paris. To be-
90 with, Il was the quietest Fourth we
pave ever had, and there have been a
pumoer OF very quiet ones in recent
years. Then, though the rainfall may
not nave broken the record, the temper
HIure did. Fur coats for drivers Of auto
MOBILES were not unknown, overcoats
were more or less necessity even be-
lofe the rain began, and fires were kept
~ most of the day in many houses.
y lere was ahnnk IA nffla dninn an on