Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-10
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CHURCHES.
.-,nsI Church, Rev. A. i. M'
=, C01gTssa. preaching service, 10 ~ A. -,
r-ssf, Pas ltii .i5A.N.; Y. ?. ;. Z. =. oN
20 Sca0o. u =" .sr-l,a 200 P. NJ; Churc
- syenlvTs ,.iresiqy evening at 80 P. \
AZ; nseulss connected, are cordially ID
c,r-,b. Rev. D. F. Faulkner, Pas
Ss,sIs! C1---s-yl,f ll as A. NJ Saooas
gTsst1.sv nworth League Meeting eN
s,C !. NJ Set. Az = so; prayer meeting
a s5en!ls -. az $50. All are welcome.
t.l,stsy s. I.s Psy. & Howard Newton, Pas
n,es; lolII II. "-saeb.ng service l0:45 A. NJ.
: % s-hlaS|{ n Y. I. :. C.. e, 6 10 p. N.
S.sh Slov. --Sp NJ: Wednesday evening
81; 1s e.ils -.al seats free. All an
~; ;SF'!'e '-'
rS.s .-.r sr-,a. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
rilTsiss,g,ss ssSs,6Ing service every sunday q
NJ :s~TIsy school AZ L NJ. I. Z. u U
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STATED MEETINGS.
x-Par Ledge, No, -; Il, Re ?. oa
q r-ssi,v Ivenlu on or before tullmoon
y 1I5 ITs.~-Vount v,ca oige regular meet
leVt,'I----lsv er,t o, each week.-Aurors
r - trsi AM .a'r' Monday evening"
isss so1 Y,r7- Plstsau Rebekah Lodge, No
D A- -sso-5 an fourth Fridays OF eacf
J - All Fellows HAL, ~ VAC .a,.
s.e Z " <. Elrbal. Post, NO. las, meett
"a. a.. q ,,'rj saturday evenings OF eacf
- Z .; r1 =, circle, Ladies' Of the q. A
v. a. s 81. and third saturday evenings OF
100 IN Grand Army Hall.
sIIT-ioshus [. Chamberlain camp meets
81 a.',,,,j AMI fourth Fridays OF each month.
,lIT'---Psrls Grsrse, nee.s irst and third
t4 20 - esrh month. an 1vange Hall.
80 C-Seconl sul fourth Mondays OF
.. s'1G'-'p -s,ony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
.., ~ sni fourth Wednesday evenings
81 p1@u VA Lodge, No. 81, meets every
-, A. s7snllg st Pys5isn Han.
,,,,iog a, Grange Hall Tuesday even
:, ii ihis week. Music by Shaw.
arspricss,
Ms Bertha MACPHERSON of Houlton is
"a, III Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph +. Butts
k,isE weeks.
Y, and Mrs. q. r. Carter, with Mas
y Robert and Miss Betty, went Friday
,'or,and for an outing of a few days.
Y, and Mrs. Il D. Cole started
n,,ia, morning for a trip by automo-
4, 10 visit relatives and friends in
IN, Mass, and other places.
rs Walter Peaelse of Exeter, n. H.,
n sesu here for the past week with her
,,ssr Mrs. D. N Richardson, who has
Va seriously III for some time.
NJ Carrie Kimball of Boston is with
,slsnt Mrs. D. II Bumpus, who has
IN for a long time in failing health,
risnow confined to her bed and quite
,E
Us Frances Chapman did not go to
: San.0.set al R5ckland as announc-
/ ID. instead has gone to Wilton,
I,gs she will be with the family of
In Bass for the summer.
Is.y. J. Nicholson and three chill
~, frances, Jane and Stuart, of Re-
re Mass are at j. E. Murch's for a
u oiaEeek or ten days, and Frances
q remain for a visit Of some length.
ga Alice Hunter of Strong is the
Is; tot her sister, Mrs. A. T. Gold
iih, for an extended visit, coming
ID Ms, Goldsmith when the latter re-
med from Der recent visit in Strong.
NH Nathan Dresser displays a new
ao VsiCh she took from her garden
Toe Fourth of July. To be sure, the
Il: vas started IN the house, and the
lo isn't as large as a pecan nut, but
sapOtasO just the same.
Gs Isabelle ReardOn, who has been
ing postgraduate course in the
v England Conservatory OF Music for
past year, is with her parents, Mr..
! Mrs. William Reardon, at Mountain
" Farm, for the summer.
H. and Mrs. y. G Elder entertained
nal party at their home Wednesday
mig, 10 honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W.
,1liOn. Three tables were filed at
the first part of the evening,
i''ifeshmen's were served.
in. Martha Evans has closed her
ss here aud gone to the home of her
e, Mrs. Carrie Lane of Upton. From
e she will 20 10 the home of her SOD,
d. Evans, at Enrol, n. a., and will
,SaJ all summer on account of poor
H. Cora S, Briggs, Mrs. Kate Under
" and Mrs. Carl S. Briggs spent
Fourth at Bailey's Island with Miss
ls'ne u, Briggs, superintendent of
YES at Taliths Cumi Hospital, ia
a ran, Mass, who is spending a
10 at the island.
'gl'ter Of Deeds George l.. Sanborn
oae OF the busiest quarters in the
ny OF the Office for the three
i'p' Oh April, May and June. The
'ua' Oh lees turned into the county
sItY ior this quarter amounted to
uulared and sixteen dollars.
h ", A. Blake and children Of Au-
! Are guests at Mrs. Ellen Blake's for
W. Ssszs. The son, Richard, has gone
' !, TO spend the summer with Mr..
Ars' I. P. Parlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
20 and Miss Esther Bailey of Wilton
II" Mrs. Blake's on Sunday week.
l'' frances W, Brown of Bangor was
:" AZ /. 5. Barnes for a few days
'sek. Miss Brown was formerly
;lUsor OF music in the Paris schools,
ny :! uef engagement here two year:
since that time she has held a sim
su'luon IN Dalton, Mass, which she
now resigned.
!. II'T.used letters and cards in the
= ParIs post Office July o:
: Bose Hamlin.
: bertha bertha LOvejoy.
. = - uliam Reap.
(, george johnson
"WR asim Purington.
Z William Reap.
j. A. Kenney, P. NJ.
asgtoek, the camp of Arthur Z
rs AZ ohagg Pond, is occupied for
80 VI weeks by party which wen
,al.susy, consisting of Miss Emma
,;-u', Miss Lillian Lowell and Mis-
is.'e = fratt Of SouthiDgton, CT, ant
NJ. AoGerlck Huntress of Soutl
'D su They came from Connection
OOll6,
49, pS'riotsm has not been reduced
b. 49, OUT our community flag, which
= 'u out day and night for som,
sos pretty near it. Its condition
e.'S Tue cause of much comment
:, .i ~ morning it was taken down
\ - uu Oh an idea would it be, In
~ = u replacing this flag in the forme
h M VA, inaccessible place, to set a pol
NJ. set height at the southeast o.
Ias !, ~ sne grass plot, and fly small
,ps,5 5Om the staff, in the approve
ma 'smaining members of Co. I