Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-12-19
SOUTH PARIS.

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STATED MEETINGS.
PAL Lodze, No. "a. Regular
A: ~ -vspi \ on or before tullmoon-
.ns IsesINS orrt ''ics lodge, regular meek
o Srsrll OF each week.-Aurors
Ials,S' ~ an ,h'r Monday evenings
3. month ,i,r-- PIE san Rebeksh Lodge, No.
0; s.- -stC-5 srf fourth Fridays or esch
.i. Oil Fellows hal, ~. ,.s rss,s
K. ElnJal. Post, NO. lao, nses s
A. "a ,b,rI saturday evenings OF eaco
lpt. A. Z. Hal ,s,o, o.,haG
- Klmball Circle, Ladies OF tne " a a,
- = sr.g and Jblrd saturday evenings VI
~S,th. N Grand Army Han. co ,a0,s
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o. lSyS ami fourth Fridays of each month;
2s ~. S''-S D - grange, NE ets first ana tnlru
d sssb month. IN : ange Hall.
-4Si y = -Saeonl and fourth Mondays OF
s03sn-p stony Brook Lodge, No. lsl.
= 80. y, AMI fourth Wednesday evenings
g. 1OI asnNp Lodge, No, 81, meets every
y, sysnIps 81 Pytnlan Hall.
r,,a. Porter of Omro, Wis, and
~ Porter of Boston are visiting
.no,ber, Mrs. Franklin Porter,
G Fletcher has purchased the fur
si,,, Of the ". q. Doten barber
!, Sbich has for some time been un-
EsgIed.
,,o,C Wheeler was in Lewiston
..iav evening Of last week to address
| RsDubicau Club of that city, and he
l, he club good straight Republican
sA T. McWhorter spent several
1rsip Boston last week in attendance
lbs Billy sunday meetings. He was
I mes, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Z. Cole OF
SrOn, Mass.
y.ppsy and Mason have sold the house
Ne Stony Brook road, which was
It by Sewall Parker, to Leon A.
III, and Wallace Burgess and family
4 move there from the L. L. Russell
j..
| Ia the meeting of the Seneca Club last
lrisy evening, II was voted to appro-
kas the sum of twenty-five dollars
krud the purchase Of a stereopticon to
used in teaching history, geography
!. other subjects in the schools.
Assignment Of justices for the terms
Es1pnme Judicial Court for the next
kr bas been made. For Oxford Coun-
hes are March term, Justice George
Hanson; May, Justice George +.
(lsy; October, Chief Justice Albert K.
hngs.
50 many goods have been shipped by
tvress b. the factories here during the
[sfismas rush, that for number OF
bis an extra car has been kept here to
/ Cadsd, and coupled into the forenoon
bin L the quantity was too large TO
Eai into the regular car.
The Fan Tans will meet for sewing
llssdsy afternoon, aud in honor of Miss
Ishsrne G. Briggs of Boston, who is
rsrdiug the Christmas season with Der
rnshsr, Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs, chatting
',h supper will be served. During the
Fsuing Christmas tree will make fes-
I've he occasion.
Advertised letters 10 the South Paris
iC't Office Dec Is:
M. Clara Windsor.
NJ. Joseph Buck
N. G. R. Cummings.
NJ. N. u. Crockett.
NJ Arthur " Doe.
Nf Erwin Mills.
NJ James 5. Smith.
Lucas COierme.
SA Ferris
Preston " Frye.
Newton Morse
J. A. Kenney, P. NJ.
Mss Ethel Campbell, who is soon to
ave for Worcester, Mass, was given a
cfprise farewell party Tuesday evening
I! 'hopmates who have worked with
l'f 10 the factory of the Mason Manufsc-
.1ng To, She was invited to the home
M. and Mrs. Albert G. Davis on
asa'snt Street for tea and the evening,
W me party came in upon her there
10 gave Der genuine surprise. Miss
.inpOell was presented with a gold
'isacelst, volume OF Tennyson, and
Nas' lesser gifts. A pleasant social
'snag was spent, and refreshments
vac served. Twenty-three guests were
1.-The party.
a picture Of the boys who attended
y recent meeting of Corn Clubs in
!, ,a'aand is 10 the possession of A. Z.
s0se the leader of the South Paris
.ao' a picture not of boys alone, by
.sHaY but including a number of girls,
- considerable number of men and a
B, women who were in attendance as
10 leaders. The picture was taken on
sss"eps at Portland City Hall, and
soasa Il shows somewhere between
~ ~ aoo SIX hundred people, IL is so clear
~ almost every face can be identified
I an9 one who knows the individuals.
~, : needless to say that they are a
. .rai looking group of Maine young
december 18th Mrs. B. T. Hicks enter
!, aI y Mrs. 6. W. Warehouse, Mrs. 1.
{ cummings, Mrs. Harriet witham and
ruur Witham, it being Mr.. Hicks
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