Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-06-05
SOUTH PARIS.

SOO
.oUru PARIS POST ofrIcH-
49,. Hours: 7aA.H.sO7"O PA.
as,sp Trunk RAILWAY
REFINING Jan. a. 1871
,,s LEAvE SOUTH PARIS
ISIS a NJ, local, daily; 5'os p. m
.sDrss., JAY g g. NJ. express, daily; eos
=. locsl. daiS'
CHURCHES.
,-aronsl Church, Rev. A. I. BIC
F.rsi Co55ss,,er Preaching service, 10 ~ A. Il.
EhoreEs 80 Y AS a. NJ \. T. >. Y. =; o9
;zrds! Evenlng service 90 =. M a.. Snurc :.
n Meeting Wednesday s'e III sso a. q
1 asss, Otherwise connected are e0faiAS LID
del. ~, Church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
Ns.a0hs. -. In,45 A. NJ; Sabbath Schoo
9-sscalss &C. League Meeting 500 p. u.
2 NJ ssss,'r- wednesday evening 50.
Tsys,,l.V SSnrch, Rev. 9. Howard Newton, fas
HgST sunday, preaching service AS:SS A. =, n
o. ~ SsSooI II "; Y. ?; ;. Z. a, oio 7. ~.
:sbosil 49, 49, ~ p NJ; Wednesday evening
ysysl n assS,es So. Seats free. An ar
5syer 'el'Ve
sTeione, ia, Church. Rev Chester Gore Miller
l1Ns1'@p -ssrs,u- service every sunday .
PA;.ei' sunday school AZ IL N. f.P. Z.
sss.ins 81 i'S I ~
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Resula
rrssisv sveaing on or before rullmoon
,S6I mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
-. r6ursdsy sseniL or esen WseA'- a,.auiur
FFss.snpnent, trs, snd 'alru "onuSs e'eHs
a;.scsa Sop Noun PIE san Rebekah Lodge. No
U.ll -. a .ss5Sd aul fourth Fridays or escl
- 49, N Oit Fellows Han. 40
1on'a w K. nin5gll Post, No. las, mee.i
y. a. az = tbIrl saturday evenings OF escf
-,r.s. IN G. A, K Hsl- r.s,o o..hao
VIZ W., a srs, and third saturday evenings o.
l. - 80 -sortb. h Grand Army Hall.
- ioshus l. Chamberlain Camp meets
- - ,ss,,rf AMI fourth Fridays OF each month
LpHS,g-Psris Grange, meets hrst and third
..,,,.jav az each month, In Grange Hal:
n &. C.-SeConI and fourth Mondays OF
'Ia 70 ~ P-s:ouy Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
~ = .sco1f snd fourth Wednesday evenings
slS9 PL@ -Tss Lodge. No. 81. meets every
v.isy eyenins II Pythian Hall.
Mrs Philip 5. Chapman of Bethel was
b.,s over Memorial Day.
The frs, straw bat of the season APP
reared Thursday, May 81.
Mrs George Ham of Woodfords visit
Al relatives here last week.
Tuesday is the day when every man
batxssn bis 2lst and Slst birthday must
register,
AEK. Grover of Norway was
he guest of Mrs. j. B. Barnett for few
lays last weeE.
Dop't forget the regular Tuesday
rening dance at Grange Hall this week,
With music BY Shaw.
Mrs Cora S. Briggs and Mrs. Kate
Under arrived home Wednesday from a
Tsit Of some weeks in Boston.
Mrs c. A. Record was here from San
bri with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
B. Crockett, for few days last week.
Mrs. Hannah Peuley of Ward Hill,
Mass, was a guest of the family Of her
nephew, Donald P. Chapman, for q few
days last week.
Miss Ethel Bennett of Sanford, and
NJ. COsdy of Pstten, both of the senior
class in Bates College, were guests at A.
v. Walkers over Sunday.
Mrs. L. E. Bean, Miss Cora j. Mason
and Miss Pauline have returned from
Portland, where they have spent the
winter, to their home here.
All the schools above the fifth grade
we're suspended Friday to give the schol-
Ms an opportunity to do their bit in
planting for the years crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers of Dry
Nils, formerly OF South Paris and men,
asrs Of the Grand Army bodies here,
we're in town over Memorial Day.
Miss Marion Everett was here from
5s.hel few days last week, and went
trun here to Bennington, Vt, where she
vii spend the summer with her aunt.
A good delegation of members OF
Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge will
Tsl Ruth Lodge of Auburn Tuesday
evening Of this week, making the trip by
auto.
On the occasion of the birthday of Ar
a1r Z. Forbes Wednesday, tea party
vas given BY Mrs. Forbes TO include bis
aFee sisters who are residents here,
those seated at the table besides Mr.. and
Ms. Forbes being Mrs. L. c. Morton and
Mss Julia P. Morton, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
Crockett, Ernest P. Crockett, Mrs. G,
4. Record, aud Miss Fannie A. Forbes.
ms is the first birthday party that the
ao't can remember being given In bis
honor, and as the typewriter Is In his
control, and the figures are in the unin-
Is'esting period between youth and age,
ne serial number Of the anniversary Is
deletsd BY the censor.
Twish, " said South Paris man who
vas 10 Wednesdays parade to the Demo
Ta', that you would call attention to
as iact that when the Memorial Day
parade passed, there was just one man
'unclently versed in correct usage TO
@aIe the tag properly as it passed"
haeh Is worthy Of note. But when q
parade Is passing in which practically
everybody carries small flag, bystand-
~ are not 80 likely to note the passage
u 'as colors borne on a staff, which
should De saluted. There were two OF
.Ssss IN the procession, one carried by
we Sons OF Veterans, and the other by
ge VeIerans-though the latter was 10
ac' borne by the son of the Color Bearer
Tor the post.
"A very pleasing piano recital was given
srosy evening by Miss Nellie NJ. Jack.
s ,01 al Der home on High Street by the
%%Iowlng pupils:-Misses Mary Briggs,
Sl5lsm Chapman, Geraldine Stewart,
M auu carlton Gray, Llewellyu Russell and
SUnald Hathaway, assisted by Marjorie
Svnggs and Catherine Chapman in song
sOIlOWing is the program:
'0st-Paylng Tag.
So. Mary and Miriam.
~O's-a A Scotch Melody.
Fairy Polka from memory
"0'-s May Time.
Morning Prayer from memory)
Dus, Mary.
So. Carlton and Miss jackson.
"0s-s Purple Pansies.
Aria from Tancredi.
Song Miriam
solo. Catherine and Marjorie.
~"OS-a Antique Dance.
FAIRY Story from memory.)
Dust-u Mary.
solos Llewelyn and Miss Jackson.
Fair Dafodils.
Doly's Asleep.
son-rS Geraldine.
Aue ioung Marshal (from memory.)
OOs'-Happiness. Donald
Song. Geraldine.
rso Marjorie.
MARI. Miriam anG Geraldine.