Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-06

Rezinning Jan. IA, 1911
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CHURCHES
.,,,--evss.onal Church, Rev a. i: ~
rs. psst9r. Preaching service tV's a
sN sa,S school Il As A. NJ -.Hn Chnrr
IL; s,t.g Wednesday evening Sc 50 p.
Vnysr n ossss.-Sise connected, are cordially u
I.rt ~, Church. Rev. C. 1. Spear, Passo
NsssolLss, s 49, lO.45 A. NJ; Saboatn Scnot
prsseairrs ,,o-tb League Meeting 6Nv =. Il
NJ Inossst,py wednesday evening :oV n.
pS!s,,.t Church, Rev. 6: howaru Se ~ "a e
Apss' sunday preaching service ~ 40 A. M
or on s9noI}5 NY. p. s. G. e, s is p. Il,
ssbSstn s,cs $50 40 P. M; Wednesday evenin
Fayf ns sssscs 30. Seats free. All AZ
rayer 'er'''e
s.ione. IA, Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
lnNs Preaching service every SUNDAY .
YA0I' SUNDAY School st Il NJ f.f. u
-ssrnS q! 4S NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
NPar. Lodge, No. "a. Regula
a r;,ssisr Iyeain, on or before fullmoor
'sscnS6 tT@Woun. Mics Lodge. regular NEE
L&.S%.-.5sC syeriu Of each week.-Auror
20 La-.s 6rs. and .hird Monday evening
Esse1 s0n Norrt Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, Nc
V.S. s. ,seond an fourth Fridays OF e&c
hs,.,s n old Fellows Hal. 80
GA. R-W. 4. An o Isl f0ss s,; No. os ssc
a.. and third saturday evenings of eac
,..n' z u S = S Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A
~. srst and third Saturday evenings
- ~outh, in Grand Army Hail.
~ IVy-ioshus Z. Chamberlain Camp meet
~ ~. ...orS and fourth Fridays or each month
II S, ITSS-Psris Grange, meets first and thirt
..rSisy Of each month, IN Grange Eau;
TT0 s. C.-SeconO snd fourth Mondays o.
a. s01 ~ P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
" ", - .scond and fourth Wednesday evening"
y, pS~Esr,lin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
ystsy evening a! Pythisn Hall.
V,LG. Littlefeld spent the. past
week in Boston.
r,rdlsmas Day was fair and bright
,,5 winter has taken its second flight.
Mia. Sara I SWEET returned the first OF
nat week from Boston, where she had
b.,u for medical treatment.
y,,nkR Durham went Saturday to
a, Central Maine General Hospital al
I.siston for surgical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole entertain
\ , usrty Of five tables of rock at their
sons A. the sheriff's residence Thursday
evening
Miss Nellie Jackson of Portland has
S,su The guest for a few days of her
rut, Mrs, L. J, Briggs, and her cousin,
Ms. Agnes L. Morton.
Nelson G. Elder has been confined to
he house for few days with the grippe
Or something similar, which is so preva-
lsut here as to amount almost to an cpl
!suic.
Ms A. c. Withsm is expected home
nOu from the Central Maine General
hospital at Lewiston, where she under
vent surgical operation two or three
weeks since.
Al the regular meeting of Paris Lodge
a NasOns Tuesday evening OF this
week, the officers for the coming year
vii be installed by District Deputy
Errest ]. Record.
Mrs. Lydia Varney of North Buckfield,
sill 10 good health and vigor, notwith-
sanding her eighty. five years, has been
. recent guest Of C. r. Newell and
huay, formerly neighbors in Sumner.
IA. Hsiduer has disposed of bis oil
veil holdings at Sour Lake, Texas, in
which be has been interested for some
hing like score of years, being there a
PORTION Of the time in charge Of opera
ions In person.
Rev. C, G. Miller has purchased
shy.acre tract Of woodland and field OF
sank B. Fogg. The property is situst'
d on the West Paris road near the Por-
teT neighbOrhood, and is part Of the old
EnnOr Rawson farm.
Mrs. Flora Cummings has moved from
he house Of Leon A. Brooks on Cross
N'ses to the home of her sister, Mrs,
Elmer Twitchell, on Fore Street, Oxford
md Mr.. and Mrs. Percy DeCosta have
'ssurned from Portland and occupy the
rent vacated By Mrs. Cummings.
representative C. W. Cummings Of
ms class Of towns has introduced In the
sglsature bill to reimburse the towI
a Paris to the amount Of s1070.9S fol
money paid out to dependent families
Oh members Of the Second Maine Infant
qshie they were doing service on th'
'O'oer during the past year.
WV. Judkins of Elm Hill had hi
nsnt hand badly injured Thursday fore
noon. The hand was caught In some o.
mel gear OF bic windmill and mangled
MAKING cut, or rather q lacsration
Sns three or four inches long, tearins
ne nssh badly and cracking one bone
ns'scelved surgical treatment as sooI
sapossibls, but it will be weeks befor,
asvill have any use Of the hand.
Wheeler B. Davis, who was for som,
sae telegraph operator at the South
.ans s'ation is now, as many know,
,.islsss operator in the navy. A recen
~ s'.ef from him to his mother at Eas
sOano says, MY ship the Psttison ha
Geo appointed the flag ship of all tn
sS'Goyers. 1t is we'll / left home th
aE did from my visit to you, for N.
.alst was transferred that day and wa
TOM
Arctic weather did not prevent tn
''D Of Buckfeld High School pre-
suaog The Country Minister"
range Hall Friday evening. 1t 10 GOO
~ and was presented In q name
n ouca aid great credit to the players
.auclog for few hours followed. Their
~ ~ ialr house. The young people LEI
S'uelr ten mile ride home at early day
~, sa' 10 the morning, with the thermom
S.s.t 'Isen degrees below zero, and
oiV"iuSs
rt Az alarm of fire about half past slsvs
ssuay forenoon called part Of tb
~. 10 the house Of Capt. r. c. Tr
~ NJ 10 Pleasant Street. II was foun
Sa a. .ae ire was burning chimney, an
-" Tue chimney held all the fire thsr
Al. 20 no damage was done. The al
~ vas blown on the whistle In . fe
aa.es, aud the hook and ladder true
NJ. 'ufned back about half way 70 tb
ss Enough men and apparatus vel
-. sIao 50 that any blaze would doub
nave been we'll handled.
NJ. .os Oldest Inhabitant had to refres
ivan memory Saturday morning, when
MY WIND blew, and the wsrmest the
n, ~s'sr reading that any one could di
m,'s was IL below zero. From th,
49,, h went down to various 9th,
ma 'ass at different places. At the raj
-. ~ ,oofldge the watchmsn report that
s.,...o oslow all night, and Raymor