Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-01-16
SOUTH PARIS.

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
BEGINNING Jan. a. 1871
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CHURCHES.
-,r,opsl Church, Rev. A. L. nc
First ConsIsse- Preaching service, i0s2 A. y =.
Hsorer, 80 N AS A. NJ 1:f ., Ehnrc,
s1nasy Evening service ~ Ss,inv az : 80 P. N
h.ssr meeting Wednesesy are cordially In
' n no. Otherwise eonne''e'' nv
11sd 49,. church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
Methodist -. 10 as A. NJ; Saboatn ocnoo
PssehiSnss -so-,h League Meeting Ply r
~, nsssr,ng wednesday evening ~. pas
Fssl S Church Rev u Ssrvics 10 IS A. M.
ar on s' SncI}5 MY. P. 5. Q. e., . 10 2. N.
ssSsih senoo. = ~ IN; wednesday eyenint
vsyer mee s,cs 40, Seats free. All ar
!sysr 'el''' r.
rfone. IT., Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
UniysI'Sip;y Tsscning service every sunusy ~ -
Pss.ol sunday SCHOOL at L NJ L < u
rsstng 81 i.oV Z ~
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Eesulal
!. - --vepin on or before fullmoon
1sehs Mount Mica lodge, regular meeS
10. SU.Ia,,lsy svenln OF each weeK"-Au,ors
sgs Ia- .,Srt irst ana .hird Monday evening"
assch IoHNtn or,t PIss7sn, Rebekah Lodge. No
Dol H. 100 and fourth Fridays or eacf
-onia z Z w ~ X aimbal Post, No. las, meets
8. A A. g. tblr,i saturday evenings OF eacf
aas.a n g. a: Z H1 Circle, Ladies of the G. A
VIZ. n ssst and bird Saturday evenings OF
L. sSorts IN Grand Army HAL. -.
sssa IyA.-i 5sbra L. Chamberlain camp meets
>,u .,,..,ri and fourth Fridays or each montn
@le So pa-ls Grange, meets hrst anu tnlru
Ia ~ = ~ each month, IN Grange Han;
% TN Second and fourth Mondays Oh
ua g09sH'p -stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
a.vss second anu AO1A'N
o. saes PIOgsr,lin Lodge, No, 81, meets every
IA! "A evening ~ Pythisn Hal.
n. and Mrs. J. n. Record have been
rating in Portland for few days.
Earl Mason Of Auburn was the guest
,,bis parsuts, Sir. and Mrs. Z. W. Ma
wu few days last week.
III. Kupple Klu5 was pleasantly en-
.,.,ainad Thursday evening at the home
M and Mrs. Charles Merrill.
", and Mrs. q. A. Morton entertained
,a,,v If friends at their home Thurs
5sv syeping, when five tables were filled
a rock.
Mas Marion Wheeler of Newton,
v,., Rates College 20, was the guest
NM and Mrs Alton c. Wheeler over
he weekend
The Economical Club met with Mrs.
Martha Evans last Wednesday and will
mat with Mrs. Cbas. E, Brett on Wed
rssdsy Of this week.
The Second Division of the Fan Tsns
win meet at the club rooms Tuesday for
,ucisl afternoon and evening. Hour OF
meeting is halt-psst two.
Nrs.JD. HAYNES entertained num-
bsroi LADY, friends Wednesday afternoon
At Der home, when four tables were tilled
auction bridge. Delicious refresh
nents we're served.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Pc. Hathaway at her home. The next
meeting 10 two weeks will be with Mrs.
Wiz. Stanley.
The train service was tangled up again
FOR some hours Thursday by some roll
irg stock of the rails near Gilead. Both
The forenoon eastbOund trains were de-
hyed until the early part of the after
noon.
Newton Stanley Of South Portland has
spent the past week with his relatives
here, and Mrs. Stanley has been here fol-
The past few days. Mr.. Stanley was
somewhat indisposed, and took a weeks
vacation.
The Democrat doesn't often brsg Of
scoop" on any important item Of news,
bat il does seem to have announced the
slrtailmeut of the Grand Trunk passen
ger service last week, substantially as Il
vent into effect, before any other paper
heard Of it.
Aprinted list of social committees fol
he several months Of the year, in the
iorm Of neat folder, has been issued oy
TIE ladies' Of the Congregational church
10 this way notice is given to the men
osrs OF their appointment, and the list II
AVAILABLE al all times.
William q. Pratt, who has been here
tot few weeks, left Wednesday morn
ing for his home in Rose, Iowa. III
vas accompanied by his brothers. widow
Ars. Lucy Pratt, long a resident here
and Der son Albert. Mr.. Pratt viii
make home for them with him.
Ar. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett lief
friday morning for Abingdon, Mass
NJ, Crockett will spend some days Oh
weeks there and in the vicinity, and Mrs
V'ockett expects to remain there for
month. Miss Agnes Pinkham Is house
Keeper at the Crockett home during
Their absence.
While eOasting on Clark Hill on Mali
Srset last Monday evening, Miss Dori
aansln was slightly hurt by beiDl
nio"n from the sled and struck by an
waer sled. She was unable to teach oil
tuesday, and her place was taken TO
ne day by Mrs. Ralph Butts, but she re
"ned teaching on Wednesday.
,Omcers Of the Ladies' Aid of DeerinI
memorial Church for the coming yea
nave been chosen as follows:
TTses..Mrs. 5. c. Ordway.
serres.-Mrs. Ernest Millett.
See-hrs. Charles Dudley.
5eas.-Mrs. Arthur Graves.
Ssg@ on Social Dept.-Mrs. Lucy Edwards.
ssSsertanment-Mrs. 7. NJ. Davis.
"er hisslon-Mrs. George y. Farnum.
:, Inc night school conducted by Mrs
NJ Joy for the benefit of foreign-bor
.s'uents has so far brought out som
oso. pupils, all adults, in two grades
OIe ior beginners in English, and tn
UySer Tor more advanced work for thos
uO nave some knowledge of tn
'Ssuage. All are Firms except ont
WOO Is Greek.
4, W osr eighth birthday last Wednet
Wy Cathsriue Chapman, daughter q
al ~. and Mrs. Donald P. Chapman, entel
snsd party of fifteen of her youn
u.soas. Hours were from 4 to 9 In th
ssinoOn, and the young guests wei
n a''s 10 spite Of the storm. Refresl
MI. Nus were served Of ice cream and
ss"S auay cake orusmentsd with eigt
'uoles. The decorations were in pinl
Ia, loe Seneca Club meets this Monda
n, oung with Mrs. Hattie Barnes. Tt
i Ivy Is as follows, continuing ii
"PV Ot nome economies.