Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-30
SOUTH PARIS.

.ours pAzIs POST oFrIcR.
..ssOurs: T"OA.x-'o $50 r. n. sunday
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.,coursgstenal Church, Rev =, a: =: NO !.
~. Pastor. Preaching sersies' tV J:
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s,asy see0S Sni5g service 100 p. L.; Church
AZ; ,,.- Wednesday evening st 80 r. /.
gsTsf nssssrxise connected. are oordialy IN
si -. csrrcs. Rev. d. r. Faulkner, Pas
ssse.ss,nS service l0AS A. n; Ssooasn
q NJ; Epworth te AZ. e.nsx ns .tsn :
= T. ~. svsnlng 81 80. All are welcome.
EstDssais 49,. rev. q. Howard Newton. Pas
| Ages SSIr1Sv preaching service 10:&5 A. n
~ On 800 ~ MY. p. s. Q. T., 6a5 p. =. /;
ssssia S ss,,Hg 80 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
Iags D .sST,ce ~. Seats free. Al are
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rtune .v., Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
cLTeiSp -sSchlng service every Sunday q
ns:Si. sunday school as II Il. p. C. o.
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STATED MEETINGS.
u-psri Lodge, No. 80. Regular
Ar,sssSv evening on or before fullmoon.
sx1A E~Nount lea odge, regular meet
LeU...asv syenlhs OF each weeks-AurorA
70 iIn , frst and bird Monday evenings
asscs 1on Nom, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No.
:. - 20 second and fourth fridays Oh escn
sg'a . w W <. EInball Post. No. las. meets
5.A ,h,r5 Saturday, evenings OF each
s.,.s u K1mSali circle. Ladies' Of the g. A
49, srst ard third Saturday evenings OF
.cnth. IN Grand Army Hail.
- 1yvANiosbua Z. Chamberlain Camp meets
- ~. ,ssond spd fourth Fridays OF each month.
nue paris grange, meets first and third
IT,. !, sach month, In Grange Hall.
C-Seconl and fourth Mondays OF
81 s'1 P-ssony Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
y = ...ond and 'ourth Wednesday evenings
= Al month. %
s.isT evening s. Pythian Hal.
vr Nellie Hayes of Squirrel Island Ia
a. vps,, Of Mrs. Anna q. Hayes.
n. Data A!pbss will meet with Mrs.
lain Merrill on Thursday evening, Nov.
/
N, and Mrs. J. Hastings Bean spe
,,y dsys in Portland during the 7
sek.
NJ. ". q. JENNIE is visiting her
,,ngb,sr. Mrs. Charles T. Merrill, in
Esunebunk.
M A. T. Goldsmith and two chill
i,su are visiting her parents at Strong
bra short time.
william L. Gray visited his son, Ralph
Z Gay. and family in Portland q few
days last week.
Mn. Ellen 2. Wentworth of Gilead,
b,nsrly Of South Paris, visited here for
s!sv days last week.
V-HR. Carter is in q hospital ut
Portland. where she underwent Q sur
I'D. operation on Wednesday.
NJ and Mrs. Joseph Currisr and son
Clifford have been spending the past
week on bunting trip at Gilead.
The Ladies' Social Union will meet
t,r sewing and other work Wednesday
E2&P. N. in the church parlor.
Mss Katherine Quincy, who has been
employed il the Office of W. j. Wheeler
kCo. for some months, has finished
work there and gone TO Portland.
Nj, and Mrs. Harry D. Cole enter.
1nsd rock party of five tables Thurs-
day evening. Each one attending paid q
snail fee, and the sum was turned over
10 the Service League.
Lsslis Marsson has lately met with q /
painful accident by stepping on . nail
which was sticking up through q board.
The injury is doing we'll under medical
treatment. Leslie is now q piano pupil
81 Miss Nellie Jackson.
HsllOws'en dancing party at the
shack, Paris Hill, Thursday evening OF
hi, week. Dancing, ladies Is cents,
gentlemen % cents Music Shaw and
True. Dancing $50 to II o'clock.
Ice cream served at 10 cents per plate.
An automobile party from here spent
! lev days in Boston last week, going in
he Cadillac car Of Henry L. Stone.
Besides Mr. Stone the party included
Harold c. Fletcher, Mrs. q. G. Fletcher,
Ms Frank S. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pierce.
Selsetmsn Charles W. Bowker In COM
ANY With Sslectman George r. Hsths-
u! Of Norway attended the meeting OF
be State Conference of Charities and
DIRECTIONS at Waterville Wednesday,
nd incidentally did a little looking
ronnd on municipal business.
Mrs. Martha Evans has returned from
sirol, n. g., where she has spent the
ast few months, and will remain here
or the present. Her son, Fred b. Evans,
nth whom she has been at Enrol,
fought her home in his car, and spent
so or three days before returning home.
Miss Barnes and Miss Littlehale OF
Dc Maple Street school attended the
aie teachers convention at Bangor last
'ssk, and that school was suspended
thursday and Friday In consequences.
zone Of the other teachers went to the
'O'ention, and the other schools were
session ss usual.
Mrs. Stella (Corbett) Marston OF Port
mo has been granted a divorce from
con N. Marston of the same city.
nsy formerly lived In South Paris,
loving TO Portland q few years since.
ne husband is ordered to pay the wife
% sum OF $500, and to pay % per week
u support Of their boy.
d. l. Noyes is in charge of the work
putting the addition on the Arthur K.
laff house 10 Market Square, recently
9rchssed BY L. z. Schoff of Dexter.
.oOot eight feet Is being added to the
,ont on the ground floor, extending It
factleally 10 the sidewalk, and giving
enanee for a show window.
ralph c. Andrews is laid up ut bone
ia a badly sprained leg caused BY
visiting it last Tuesday. He had gone
aelp A. Z. Witham move . stove,
!. moving the stove had nothing to do
no II, except that the sprsin was
Ouosless caused by q misstep while go
q around the stove. No bones were
'oksu or injured.
The Seneca Club is entertained this
aCnoay evening by Mrs. Virgie Wilson
aer home on Pleasant Street. The
uoy OF Russia is continued, the even
US program being:
oil Call. currept events
3''aa nom Within and without
Mrs. Mary shurslef
u vs,n Russian Fiction Mrs. Fannie Eastman
~'''an Noyerists- Mrs. Ethel Hathaway
Inc Bsptist Ladies' Aid ut It, annual
'sesing held with Mrs. ]. z. Murch on
oursdsy, elected the following oficers:
rrres-hrs. Lester A. West.
ssIee+Pres.-Mrs. ri. w. D0unfson