Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-01-23

"a Paris, Maine, January % I9l
SOUTH PARIS.
Grand rsusk RAILWAY
s.,,pning Jan. "a. 1917,
,s,ps LEAVE SOUTH rAs,s
s1sA n, local, daily; s0s p. m
s s d JAY 8 3 n. express, daily; SOS l
!, SSs. isAs'
...o,,l Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
r-s Consss Preaching service, ~ - A. =,
t,crSf, PsstSSI;;; tsSN.; Y. p. 5. G. :. go
ssasy seao@ !. ssryice ! 0e P. N; Cnurc
u; syT a5nesdsy evening az ~ 2.
,sTsr nseSs sssss connected, are cordially Id
RI -, csurch. Rev. c, 1. Spear, Paste,
lsIsot,ss. 100 SS- 10 rs A. NJ; Saoostn Scnoo
nssi'SSs sscrth League Meeting o% -
L. Lang wednesday evening o. pa,
'aT:i. ~, Church, Rev. g. HoSsrI SS 1871 y
~ sunday, preaehins se[SI SSSpM
4 40 senoo. = N: Wednesday evening
;ssf nss Sics 80. Seats free. AL Ar
s:prs ia, Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
r,Ts'sAIp5s sssrSing service every sunday 3
H,<i. srnisy school 81 u N. l. Z. u Y
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srArBD MEETINGS
. pa. Lodge, No. "a. Resula
a. - - ryealns on or before fullmoon
ss,s = Mount Nics lodge. regular meet
s--sysnir 81 each week.-Auror:
y In-,sSA srst ana .hir Monday evening"
aaes sO1X;h ,r,, plsassn Rebeksh Lodge, No
Do -Sso1d snd fourth Fridays OF escf
- = Oid Fellows Hal. -, re a,.
Wv. &. EiD0sll Posi-, NO. 40, meeSs
- ,hsrd saturday evenings VI esca
% Z p; v a. =, Circle, Ladies of the G. A
W A. AT ord ts,rd saturday evenings OF
). 80 S,,,s in Grand Army Hall.
- .ga'-ii .shTa r.. Ct am6erlain Camp meets
50 49, sn4 fourth Fridays OF each month
=. xTSNpps-is Grange, meets first and third
~ ~. !. Sseh month, IN Grange Hall.
~ s-oS C.-Secon0 and fourth Mondays Oh
o. s'3n' p-stopy Brook Lodge. No. Isl.
"a : .,scCnt and fourth wednesday evenings
Al month. -. NJ q ,asss svsry
~, r sysninz g. Pythian Hal.
-, ynpple Klub will be entertained
~, svsbing, Jan. 20, by Mr.. and
=. fopj, Clark at their home on Skill
u, Avenue
y.usp Cummings celebrated bis
a. bir,bdsy Saturday by saving cord
! ,oo5 TWO cuts, and splitting II, IN
N han seven hours,
v, and Mrs Arthur E. Forbes were
p,rl,ud Thursday and Friday to at
,.,s ne annual meeting and banquet OF
1, Maine Press Association.
n, street railway got dug out from
~, the ice so the car ran TO the Square
-,.iay afternoon, the first time in
r.. isys that il had been to this end
I,b.Ens. Il took quite crew Of men
I SEX Ous the track and haul on the
bps
Oscsr Of Joshua L. Chamberlain
auu S ufV., have recently been in
IA Cd as follows:
n--s c. Ordwsy.
STC-Sapley VI. Wheeler.
ITC-E. o. MilleEt.
nao DIR. {. L. Buck.
d, r,s,-GpOrre Aver
&-CarrOll sweet.
rsas-6eorse = Eastman.
s.lts-Johnson Martin.
Atus recent annual meeting OF the
rrnrd County Patrons of Husbandry
y.n, Fire Insurance Co., the old
had Of officers was reelected, as fol-
BIS
Hrs.-Heury D. Hammond. Paris.
Se a,c Treas.-L. A. Brooks. South Paris
l.ec.Ors-H. d. Hammond, Paris.
c. a. GeOrg', Hebron.
IA. Roberts, Norway.
T.B. W. StstsOn. Hartford.
George W. Richardson, West Paris.
Charles Edwards, South Paris.
Leon A. Brooks, South Paris.
Tussdsy afternoon a surprise birthday
y,y vas given Mrs. Nettie G. Weeks at
IN home on High.Street. The affair was
rrgsd BY Mrs. Marshall @. Weeks,
aguesis being the ladies' OF the near
sshbOrhOOd. Mrs. Weeks was invited
rns home Of peighbOr for the after
,Mn, and after the party bad assembled
M called home and met with q real
Eprss Refresh ments were served,
e decorations being in pink and white,
20 avery pleasant afternoon was en-
Nd.
Mss Marjorie Briggs, daughter of Mr..
ID Mrs. Harold T. Briggs, had q party
rhs' home Tuesday afternoon from 4
a5dcOck, on the occasion Of her sixth
a5aday. Eleven of her young friends
'ss TIE guests. Music on the Victrola
n'ftainsd the gathering, and refresh
ssais Of ice cream and fancy crackers,
birthday cake with six candles, and
Hasf good things, were served. The
s'o'ati's scheme was pink, and place
Aus we're laid for the guests. Some
ice presents were received by the host
he following is the cast OF "a Noble
sSea't, /" which will be played on the
"a ind 2Sd of February, for the benefit
aas young people Of the Universsliss
alicb:
'A' weston, known as Jerry the tramp
~ Ralph Andrews
~ AAHnew Lee, southern banker---
-. s; Ernest j. Record
-, 80 y Blackburn, his nephew Francis Shaw
"O'ninston, Blackburn's rival. ---------
Ia I.s v;;s =; -. Harold l. Briggs
&c we OF the Colonel.
,,ss, Mrs. Harold Fletcher
'Nce disputed possession
Ia. Miss Lena Franck
%1 hsntul but free...---Miss Eva Andrews
las COMMITTEE chosen at the last town
= sung 70 Investigate and report upon
~sOnditlon Of the brick school build
aaa meeting here on the 18th,
.'a MI. Miller OF Portland, the archi-
Mu me high school building, was
- a' WIN them. II was the opinion of
~ that il is i'm practicable TO
,.. ss over the brick house into what Is
s ,Ts'u ior the schools. Mr.. Miller is to
40 pans Tor new house and submit
a, ~ committee, aud it is possible that
svo9nlNee or some OF them may 60
s... LUX village to inspect an eight.room
49,. winch has recently been built
@sfs nom Mr.. Miller,s Mans
-. .ae officers of Aurora Encampmen,
~, ny Installed last Monday evening in q
s'., impressive manner by District
s sSsIy Grsnd Patriarch Ellis Doble Of
I'M NJ s'i', assisted by George w. Has
-, =, brand Junior Warden and other
s,.S Solsf Pstriarchs. The officers as
SrS-Wnber Swan.
Sp-henry j. Merrill.
Iw-Elmer Z. stiles.
s,s,-horaee starbird.
Snoe-l. W. Hollis.
eesas-A. Z. CLARK
sE miliiam G. Cushman.
hW Elmer L. Al rich.
w-darold T. Thayer.
IA wtnarles W. Moulton.
Nc.sarenee K. WinsIov.
Ia Wr-Chas. r Newell.
IsTnI-W. K. Clifford.
os-[es,er Wood.
a".s-Harold Merrill.
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