Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-03-27

c,,,s Paris, Maine, March II, loI,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Rsginning Jan. IA. 1917,
rsANs LEkvE SOUTH PARIS E.
s45 A. N, local. daily; 90 p. m.
express vest Ss! s an, express daily; sos p
n. local. daily
CHURCHES.
.,,..,-ssst,onal Church, Rev. A. T. Nc
Hrss Psstor. Preaching service, ~ - A.. H;
Naos L School II As A. NJ; y; +. .; " c n ~
RM; wv Wednesday evening At ] 80 p. \.
prsyeI, @0ssSsrSise connected, are cordially In
d,sd, od,,, Church, Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor;
ses SS service 045 A. M; sapoasn Scnool
IN; Epwort3 League sgggs.S M sysniss o i:so.
prayer mees als.S Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
bsPSs' Snndav' preaching service 10 40 A. NJ;
pr W SS.6ooI rs MY. P. s. @. e., 6a5 p. n. !;
;soos!n ,SS Sf,y TNOP. NJ; Wednesday evening
prayer Y asrTIce 80. Seats free. All are
Eelcone., Ne, Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
tnNei preaching service every sunday at
H sssoi " Sunday School at II n. I. r. Y. ".
meeting 81 4'SO + NJ
STATED MEETINGS.
pari. Lodge, No. "a. Regular
ATrssiay evening on or before fullmoon.
ag0 n F-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
kV r;SU,,-sdsv sveuiLS Of each week.-Aurora
NC, ..Tmept. irst and Ihird Monday evenings
utsaca pon Mopnt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
D o. D. second and fourth Fridays OF each
nSn1a y w K, Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
a.. a. and third saturday evenings OF each
month Y o. E a. :. Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
800 first and third Saturday evenings OF
d. month, IN Grand Army Hail.
sSA VV-ioshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
~. " sscond and fourth Fridays Of each month.
d ~ H-Psris Grange, meets nrst ana tnird
saturday Of each month, IN Strange na; =.
~ n &, C-Seconc and fourth Mondays OF
ss,n y R0G q. P.-s.ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
,.s.,s second and fourth Wednesday evenings
.. each month. NJ o, .... svsrv
Friday evening q; Pythian Hail.
I.mss NJ. Robinson has been at home
,,cm East Sumner for few days.
Miss Lena Franck entertained the
vsslaHalot Club at the home Of Mrs. 81.
c Fletcher last Monday evening.
WI Wheeler is on business trip to
Bostop for few days, and visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Roy Z. Cole, at Can
ton, Mass.
First wheels of the season were out
Sunday. Aud il wasn't necessary at
that. There was no bare ground except
At railroad crossings.
Mrs. Florence Chapman fell on some |
ics and broke her wrist Thursday morn
iug. at the factory of the Mason Manu-
featuring Co., while going to her work
at the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mason and daughter
Of Auburn were guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Mason, over the
weekend, and the daughter remains for
The present week, which is vacation
time.
The Hubble Klub was pleasantly en-
tsrtaiusd by DR.. and Mrs. Carl s. Briggs
a. Highland Cottage Friday evening.
The next meeting will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Oliver, Friday evening,
April 8.
Sewsll Parker, who recently bought
and moved into the former Pratt house
on Hill Street, is tearing down the ell OF
the house and will rebuild, and will also
put on a new roof and otherwise remodel
the main house.
Regular meeting of Hsmlin Temple,
Pythisn Sisters, will be held Tuesday
evening. Following the meeting will be
q social. Will each member please
bring package containing something to
the value Of FIVE cents.
As the result of work done by the
Seneca Club toward nucleus for pub
lie library fund, $3.50 has already been
deposited in the bank, and other activi-
crease in the near future.
The little forest of evergreen trees In
the Market Square plot, remaining from
the community Christmas tree, has been
laid low and removed. Some OF the
border trees had been leaning little too
far to suit an esthetic taste for some
weeks.
Government free seeds seem 70 be &C
ceptable. The allotment supplied to
the Democrat for distribution by Sem
atOr Fernald lasted only few days after
the announcement of its arrival was
made. No further requests can be COM
Piled with.
A number from the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of Deering Memorial
Church visited the W. T. NJ. S. Of the
Norway Methodist church Thursday
afternoon, when the latter body met ut
The home Of Mrs. Merriam. The after
noon program included the usual order
Of exercises, with refreshments follow
Ing.
Advertised letters in the South Paris
post Office March 20, 1917:
hrs. Grace NJ Dean.
NJ N N. Crockett.
". J. Thompson.
M, J. T. Tinker
NJ. Albert WOrthen
NJ. Edgar 5. WOrthen
NJ. Pred L. Orne.
j.. A. Ksnney, P. NJ.
Much interest has been manifested In
aeollee,ion Of pictures now shown in the
window al the n. Dayton Bolster Co.
sore They are stereoscopic views and
V'aer Photographs taken In South Paris
!ssfs ago, showing scenes on the street
and number Of the largest buildings OF
NE town, including ths old Oxford Nor
ma Institute. Some Of the views date
uaek nearly fifty years, and have an en-
uteiy unfamiliar look to the present gen
Grafton.
HE Seneca Club meets this Monday
evening with Miss Grace Thayer at her
- nome on Main Street. A variation from
1us usual program Is that of the evening, |
snlcn Is song recital. The program is
Is follows:
1ne Essential Equipment of Song Reciter
Mrs. 1uella Smiley |
, Mrs. Catharine Fernald |
a a Lille Bit of Heaven
s luna CUP, Sketch Mrs. Fannie Eastman |
S Nli Nacht, Neilige Nacht
Pa,u nk % Ne Only with Thine Eyes
NO nose Of My Heart
Ane Two Grenadiers
Inc Married Ladies' Whist Club met
s san Mrs. Stanley NJ. Wheeler Thursday
al1srnoon. This was the last meeting,
anu tne totals of the scores from the sea-
SUI ~ playing were footed up. Later the