Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-03-20

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SOUTH PARIS.
.orrH PAxIs POST OFFICE.
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psv,uning Jan. "A, 1917.
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CHURCHES.
,copzregstonal Cnnrcn. Ess' 49, "a. nc.
frst psster Preaching service, ~ ~ a. ~ L.
gnorer, tS"G n Is A. M; Y. p. 8. Q. =. 500
sunday serSN'Srjrg service 100 P. NJ; Church
Ix; eve Wednesday evening at 80 p. n.
pnyet, n ossssrxise connected. are cordially In
r.; ,os,., Church, Rev. G: l. Spear Pastor sasSG,
9rsschiSs 81 League Meeting 500 P. NJ;
2 ~ sPNS,,D1 wednesday evening 80.
g.sysr mNeSSsS--rb Rev. q. Howard Newton, Pas-
BsPus' SSrrjsV' preaching service lO3o A. M;
o. ~. " school Y NJ; Y. p > Z. n, oio 7. M
S .s.s- meeting 90 P. NJ, wednesday surenns
psy ysI service service 49, Seats ree' All are
feecns.. ia, Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
VnNe1 preaching service every sunday 81
Rf.Vl Sunday School Sc IL ". r. u u
.,ss!ns at $50 P. NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
NNga No "a Ragular
q A1;,ssdqV yeuing on or before fullmoon.
,esin46 'E~Mount N,ica ..odge, regular meet
LUSu..Ls,Iav svenir OF each week.-Aurora
rs La1aSI. trst and bird Monday evenings
,Issch month. ,,,-..,,,. pobsAah J.odye No
n -sets second snC Lour'h Rriusye VI o~S'
49, I I, Odd Fellows Hal. $40
aeri1 ~ w w <. Kinban Post, No. las, meets
u A. "a mir saturday evening" o. each
a91.n' y Kimbsn Circle, Ladies Of the g.. A
-.s,s lrst and third saturday evenings OF
- month, IN Grand Army Hsn. o. ...
soST-joshua L. Chamberlain camp meets
~ ~ ,sconi and fourth Fridays OF each month.
Nv paris Grange, nee.s trst and third
s.T,isy OF each mouth, In t4range HAL:
%|uiSSS s, C.~Seconu and fourth Mondays OF
. I0G.'P -stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
y. p .scopd and fourth Wednesday evenings
% PNHsu1nn Lodge, No, 81. meets every
EIjsy evening az Pythian Hal.
Dancing at Grange Hall Tuesday even
Ing Of this week.
IA. Morton has been in Boston on
Business for a few days.
Mrs Martha V. Dunn of Auburn is
visiting Der daughter, Mrs. Leslie Cum
ni1gs.
Miss Geneva Young is at home from
Cs,,ins Normal School for a ten days
vacation.
Miss Kathryn Jack of Woodfords was
,gusst at n. D. Bolster's for few days
lst week,
Miss Phyllis Taylor, who has q posi-
ion as steuOgrspher in Portland, is al
home for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Plummer of Low
n are guests for few days of Mr.. and
Ms. Fred B. Wiggin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Heidner enter
ausd rock party Of five tables at their
home Friday evening.
Psrcy Proctor has returned to South
Paris after his winters work in the
woods above AzlscoOs.
Mrs. ". 0. Bryant has been spending
,tsw days with her son, Herman Bry-
ant. and friends in Lewiston.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold a
bird social at the vestry Of the church
Tuesday evening, March q.
Mrs. y. G. Elder entertained a number
Of lady friends at rock Thursday evsn- |
ing when three tables were filed.
Mrs n D. Bolster entertained party
Of ladies' at her home last Monday after |
noon when three tables were filled at
mOk
There will be a rehearsal for the first
degree Of Mt. Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
Alter the regular meeting Thursday
s's0ing.
Shirley J. Rswson, superintendent Of
schools In Mexico, and Mrs. RswsOn,
we're guests of their relatives here over
The week-end.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet to
sew next Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Nsttie Weeks, High Street.
All Of the ladies are invited to come.
Shsw's Orchestra will furnish the
music for ball given by the Daughters
d the American Revolution in Norway
Opera House Thursday evening, March
Harry N. Shaw, who has passed the
aass bar examination and was admitted
@prsetice on Tuesday, will open an
anes here, and has engaged the rooms
70 Maxim Block formerly occupied by
Alton c. Wheeler.
GEORGE Bonney has gone to Poland
Spnng, where be has employment at car
penier work. Mrs. Bonney, who has
Seen 10 the dry goods department of the
n Dayton Bolster Co. store for some
une, has situation near West Minot.
The lease Of the bakery to T. j. Corby
q 70 expires the first of April, and 1t Is
Understood that Mr.. Corby will retire
!. the management at that time, and
'ua' u will be continued under the man
assnent Of z. W. Walker of Norway, the
owner
Aalph Edwards and family, who for
merry lived in South Paris, have moved
: ssl household goods here from Dix
uTiu, where Mr.. Edwards for a time ran
: USakery, and occupy a bungalow on
naeeer Street. Mr.. Edwards is at pres
ut 10 TIE factory of the Paris Manufac-
'uring Co.
rank R. Durham is now on bis
'''s1sn week at the Central Maine Gen.
'.A hospital. He is gaining little
very DAY now, and will be pleased to
= ' bis friends who wish to call, as
,S De some time before he will be
aOle to come home.
lls men Of the Universalist church
~ Sal nold their annual supper and enter
;u .. 10 the vestry Thursday, April
" Inc following committees will serve:
Eo S,Rper-Eds. Jones, W. B. Young. W. P.
CS s1ssr tSSlnment-C. G. Miller, Frank Maxim.
p, SsU.Laseiors-H. r. Carter, Ronello Edwards,
everett Farrsr, Leon Russell.
NJ we've members of the Sunshine Club,
S ,S'' VI them living north of Paris Hill,
.S.. y attendance Thursday afternoon,
J, S1 s TOE club met with Mrs. Ada King
~, = uer nome on Pine Street. The Sun
N.Y., ,as Club draws its membership from
y. !" lsfge territory in the town, but IL
p.,"eiy II ever before met in South
'afS village.
h.. uansity of government seeds for
'ul0ntlOn have hean racaiuad hu the