Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-04-24
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PAs1s POST OFFICE.
Hours. 7S0A.H,so7ao Pm.

esASD Trunk RAILWAY.
Bs.,nning Jan. IA, 1871.
Ems LEAVE so0rh fAkIs
...,-s,sa n. local, daily; Soc p. m
sI4:s::' s eAi:i $ d. express, daily; sos p
=. ioesl, daily CHURCHES.
r,,.-szsronal Church, Eev. ; a: I: NC.
RS y55s.sS-. Preaching service, 10 ~ A. H;
Eso-.er. Ea-s' '-,i IAN; Y. P. s. G. z. %
s-s@sT SGyS--S,iTy service ! 90 P. NJ; Church
~ o.,-y wednesday evening &C so p. n
Y-sy sI. o;;sseTwise connected are ooSdiany In
1s3 49,. r.--cb. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor.
NsiaSl.', .s-viss i0:45 A. N; sabbath School
?-ssc1-SSss --C-,s League Meeting 500 P. NJ;
= ~ Ss,.,-g wednesday evening 80.
;-syei -s.s-S-s. Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
AgLs' SS--isv, preaching service 10 AS A NJ;
z; - S,5o5 y NJ; Y. P. ;. z. T., oIo ?. n.
~ meeting Iy P. NJ; Nednesday evening
;-s!s. .syy.ce 50 Seats free. All are
T..oo1s ,u., church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
lnl's-7'p- sz.-,rz service every sunday az
s2s.'.' S-~tav school at Il " I. z. Z. Y.
-ss.ss 81 o.
s-A-ED MEETINGS.
+. W-Pa-' Lodge, No. -. Ees1A-
tr-ssf v5nin on or before ruIlrnoon.
1.s-lS1 -W5-nt lea lodge, regular meet
- 49, s-en,L OF each week.-Aurora
q, So - p. and bird Monday evenings
.. arg N Plessan Rebeksh Lodge, No.
v'2. ~. = .s-6at anu fourth Fridays OF each
5.-.5 y % d e 10 E;- Al Post, No. las. meets
- .s.r. saturday evenings OF each
- IL. 4. X. hal. - .
AZ E1-5sl Circle, Ladies' OF the g. A
go srs, s-t r-irt saturday evenings OF
- non n Grand Arm, army asn. c. mazda
. 4T-rosaCs L. Chamberlain camp meets
= y. .sc--! sut fourth Fridays OF each month.
= -ps-is Grange, mees first and third
-, - -srs month, IN 2 'ange Hall.
80 5. C-secorG and fourth Mondays Of
70 70 -s:ony Brook Lodge, No. 1sl.
-; ,ec5-5 s1l fourth Wednesday evenings
s1 - P--Esr.- Lodge, No. 81, meets every
g-isy svec.-. 81 Py!hian Hal.
Dancing a, Grange Hall Tuesday even
10 0i this week. same music, same
god tine,
W. c A. Record of Sanford is here
,p,7i,i, 90 Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. B. Crockett.
a,bsr, :. Stevens has accepted a posi-
s17 as clerk ir the drug store of W. L.
B,;serman az Bethel.
Ths Seneca Club has its annual meet
i,cs, the home Of Mrs. Alton c. Wheel
rthis Monday evening.
Y,s.JH. Nichols, after spending the
,D,sr with her daughter, Mrs. Warren
Sys,,. in Winchester, Mass, returned
.one last Tuesday.
Yrs T. 5. Barnes entertained party
Q, ladies AZ her home Tuesday evening,
IN honor OF Mrs. Roy E. Cole, when four
abss were filed at rock.
Howard ". Shaw was al West Paris
thursday night TO play for the drama
and sOcsb.e under the auspices OF the
;snor. Of tie high school.
The Economical Whist Club met with
Ms. Park Wednesday afternoon. No
more meetings will be held for a week
1.tT0. until further notice.
NJ. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson, who
lave spent the winter here with Mrs.
richardson's aunt, Mrs. Sabrina Jack
nr. have returned to Norway.
Roy Z. Cole, principal of Canton,
Mass, High school, joined Mrs. Cole
and son a, William J. Wheeler's Wed
,s.iay nigh for vacation of a week.
Ths drama Mr.. Bob, for the benefit of
The Red Cross will be given May 10th
ard llrh instead of the dates announced
asi week Let everybody. plan to at
tend this psy and thus help the Red
Cross
Wesley J Weir, general secretary of
tie STATE SUNDAY school Association, and
Mrs.. Weir, are expected to be here over
1sI; Sunday, aud workers conference
wi, be held Saturday evening at 1870 at
Dss'ng Memorial Church, which will be
open TO al, and to which all Sunday
School workers are especially invited.
The meeting of the Wselaffalot Club
With Miss sara SWEET Tuesday evening
vas made the occasion of bottle shower
tos The hostess, though without previous
notice 10 her, TO whom it came as sur
Prise. Each Of the guests brought q
bottle Of olives or other nourishing
bod, dressed as a doll. Miss SWEET was
a'o presented with a casserole by the
club.
Ground has been broken for the houses
which o z Barrows is to build on the
and IN the rear Of the Hewett house.
street has been laid out through from
Market Square TO River Street, and
house lots staked out. On the southerly
sds Of this street two houses and pos
aoIy three will be built this season, and
90 The other side Of the street there will
De room for two or three more 10 be
built later.
The selectmen have purchased the
Vactor which the town ar the annual
meeting voted to buy for use in road
soIk. II is purchased through A. W.
Walker Il Son, agents for the Information
aHsrvester Co., and is an International,
wv horse power, kerosene fuel. The
piiee Is $3.50 T. o. b., which will make 1t
u the vicinity of $1,000 delivered. 1t Is
expected to arrive within a few days.
!ae Walkers have had lighter tractor,
ae ZIG, for farm work, on exhibition
o0'lng the past few days.
Tie Baptist Ladies' Aid will serve q
supper and entertainment next Tuesday
"sning at the yestry. 1.-THE bird social"
VII De given by request. also music and
readings, Supper aud entertainment 20
.sos; Children 15c. Everybody invit-
Cd. Menu:
Baked beans and brown bread
Pickles
Fruit Salad
Casserole Dish
Hot Rolls
Whipped Cream Pies
common Pies Cakes Doughnuts
Coffee