Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-17
SOUTH PARIS.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Sept. u. 1915,
,s,rss LSAvx SOUTH PARIS
,Esst, SIS a. M, express. daily
Going UGNN.usi iailv except sunday; 5 O2 p. m
sB H." is sffc T:S7 3. ~, 90 p. m, Sunda
excursion; nm West. Gas am, express, daily
Going ~ ,,sl. iallv except sunday; sSl pm
So Soiiy. 10 - a. m, 800 p. M, Sunoa
excursion .-,r,,,,,ups
,,-.. r,ngregat,oual Church, Rev. A. L. Nc
trss CVPp ssf5r. Preaching service, 10 ~ A.. M.
WhOreI, -. - n An; Y. p. s. q. K. SO
SUMS! o'rrs,,D, service 90 p. NJ; Churcl
P ~, .,o,,ry Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
pra!eI,,tSsrVise connected, are corolaIiy In
AL, nos e'asl"'9'
7iai. ,,.. church. Rev. C. 1. Spear, Pastor
Ne .EG,' .sry.ce 10 as A. NJ; Saooath Schoo
Prssc ggss,,C-,b League Meeting 500 P. n.
n, Es,r,., Wednesday evening 80.
prSysi.,., 'STr-cb. Rev. g. Howard Newton, Pas
b~S, sunday, preaching service 10 40 A. M
..bs,tb school = st.; l. 7; ,. =, n, 10 z, n.
ss9.a.- ,[set,u, SOL 2. NJ; Wednesday evening
grays. IlSC,i-S $50 Seats free. All arr
E2 1G52,rS-.ss. Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
80, Preaching service every sunday a
fA'", Sunday school az Il NJ. 1. Z. Z. U
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 N-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regula,
:. a Tr5ssqr .vening on or before rullmoon
n F-NcuUl 'lca lodge, regular meet
L. TIsr-s44- F-eo'u- OF each week.-Aurors
g9sss-,r-os7f first and shird Monday evenings
otsaes p M -Vrgrt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
49,. ~ ss-orf sr. fourth Fridays OF each
~ m Ola Fellows Hail; NC ,,
n G Nv. h. Elmball Post, No. las, meets
a.. " s5G .h,rl saturday evenings OF each
month K u sir,Ssu circle. Ladies of the G. A
, "a, a-st ans third saturday evenings OF
r.. a, -S MONT. h efa-5 Army Hall.
ssI 5T-i1srug H. Chamberlain Camp meets
m me second aut fourth Fridays Oh eaeh ui9 S
p Of H.-Ps-'- Grange, mSe,s nrsL anu 'iiiru
sa,-risy af ss,G month, IN Grange Hall.
40 s e .-Ssa3Ug and fourth Mondays OF
Is E'1 ~ p-s,onv Brook Lodge, No, Isl,
,.so,. sscca. au5 fourth Wednesday evenings
I" s4 ~ P.-Hsmln Lodge, No, 81, meets every
y-iisy eyen.uc az Pythian Hall.
The Delta Alpbas will meet with Mrs.
Elmer Briggs Thursday evening, Oct. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. [. y. Stanley of South
PoTtland are visiting relatives here for a
few days,
Miss Ruth sutherland of Cambridge,
Mass. is a guest at L. J. Brackets for
few weeks
Ralph Young of Weymouth, Mass,
has been a guest at J. j. Murphy's dur
Ing the past week.
Miss Alberta Maxwell of South Fran
jpghan, Mass, is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Z. 5. Maxwell.
Mrs. Louis Tarbell and little daughter
Marjorie Of Maiden, Mass, are visiting
her father 0. q. Pratt, and other rela-
sves here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers of Dry
Mills, formerly Of South Paris, have
been guests Of relatives here during the
past week.
The court ball was a grand success,
there being about 20 couples. Shaw's
Orchestra OF five pieces furnished excel
lens music.
0. Everdell Curtis and family visited
bis mother. Mrs. E. NJ. Curtis, over Sun
DAY, driving up from Kennebunk with
bis automobile.
Vida Cole, who has her home with
relatives at Mechanic Falls, spent the
past week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry D. Cole.
The South Paris W. C. T. U. will hold
its October meeting with the president,
Mrs. Susie E Chapman, Tuesday after
noon of this week at 2:30.
Mrs Mary E. Tucker has sold her
bungalow near Oxford Park TO Hon.
Wm. F. Jones of Norway through the
Real Estate Agency of j. Hastings Bean.
Shaw's Orchestra of eight pieces will
furnish the music for the Loyal Order of
Moose for their ball which will be given
inNOrway Opera House Friday evening,
Oct. %
The Married Ladies' Whist Club net
last Thursday afternoon for bridge with
Mrs. Bessie Goldsmith. The next meet
ing will be in two weeks with Mrs.
Jessie Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Maxim and
grandson Philip have spent the past
week at their cottage at Falmouth Fore
side, where Mr. Maxim has been doing
some carpenter work.
Marion Elizabeth, the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Ray Z. Cotton, died on
the Sth, at the age of is months. The
funeral was held on Tuesday, attended
0Y Rev. A, 7. McWhorter.
AL persons who have lots in Riverside
cemetery that have been cared for dur
.ngthe past year are requested TO pay
!Of The care Of the same, before Novem-
Der Ist, to James S. Wright, Treasurer.
Iopshsm fair as usual proved an at
traction TO a considerable number of our
people last week, though the weather
vas not quite up to the standard of that
fall.
Roger SWEET, after being with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mich
o' Tor the summer, returned last week
" ais home in Winchester, Mass, with
JUS tather, Warren SWEET, who came af-
ter him.
thursday, Oct, 10th, will be Cleaning
" Jay at the G. A. r. rooms. Will all
vac vac are able and willing come to the
.all al balf-psst eight prepared for
~ "OlK; The presence of any veterans
"OuId not be amiss.
Mss Julia P Morton, who has been
SOunned to the house with neuritis for
soue weeks, has taken leave of absence
I tvt Tue school which she teaches in
SOugton, Mass, and will remain at
uOns Tor the coming year.
aooping for a fuller attendance the
PRESIDENT OF the Ladies' Circle of the G..
=, H. mas appointed second meeting of
II ooers Tor Monday evening, Oct. 10th,
IN =, WORK. The annual sale of the Circle
VII WI occur on Oct. 9th of which further
'Ouce will be given.
,sa. s' Grand Robert Paterson will rep
~ MI Mica Lodge, 1. o. o. F., at
D.. u rs Lodge at Bangor this week.
vS ' Cniei Patriarch Charles +. Newell
D.. represent Aurora Eucampmeut.
a. A. Sfsnd W. K. Clifford also plans to
0ue "Trip and take the Grand Lodge
pc. IL the weather is suitable Mr..
Ss,s arsOn will take those who go from
u''e 10 bis auto.
sva lug seneca Club meets this Monday
bomn With Mrs. Virgie Wilson at her
rsla, A. "a rieasant Street. The program