Oxford Democrat., 1917-01-02
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rO'F OFFICE
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BEGINNING Sept. L, 1915
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.nxn ,East 5 IS a. m. express g daily u y
Gotns dGSn dsiiy except Sunday; oNs 2. IN
,Ss n .sisyIS. ISS 81 a. M, 500 p M SunuA'
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Congregational Ceurcn, s-S,cs sss' 10 %: as = IT. r.
ghOEer RassSYIiii - AZ; Y. P. 5. Q. =. 90
sunday seasSoo.jry seaoo service I 90 P. NJ; Snurcl
IN, Ts4nsslay evening at SU ?. n
Y:syei IossSssrSise connected, are eoruiauS III
fed. -. r,,-rh. Rev. c. 1. Spear, Pastor
Nssh9dlss. s.eyvice l0:45 A. NJ; Sabbath scnoo
Prsenlns so-tb League Meeting oNo +. u.
IAi Spss,n, Wednesday evening 80.
yaysi neSs.1 .eSSsTsrh. Rev. O. Howard Newton, fas
BsPns' SS,,o5sv' preaching service LO3o A. M
Et va ScSool Y NJ; Y. P: :. Y. y, oao r. n
..s- nseting ty 2 NJ, meuEss'' tas Al, an
p:syss,, pys, service 80. Seats free' AL Si'
E;e9ss. ;, Church, Rev Chester Gore Miller
VnNeI'at5SSs.. at5Ss.Sr1irz service every sunday 3
Ps'.0i SUNDAY school ST Il NJ. l. r u Y
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STATED MEETINGS.
80 M-Par Lodge, No. "a. Kesula
La Tuesisy 'r4nS on OF oeioae ,Iar ,,sss,
LOU - SvsriI OF each week.-Auror'
~, L..s-, La-.s''' irst auE ,hir Monday evening
sisse5a So2.L, vorr P,sssan' Rebeksh Lodge, No
Do. a .s.crd art fourth Fridays or eacl
=, SS,,,,s m Odd Fellows hal; -. ,.s r,as,,
cIR-W. K. Himosll Post, 10. A*s, moeJ sn,
a., snd third saturday evenings
-o1in y IEIr,5sl circle, Ladies' Of the 6. A
WI. - --st and third Saturday evenings o.
.,E 4, 80, eScr,b. IN Grand Army Hall.
ssl l,ggy-joshua L. Chamberlain camp meets
,.,Ss second ant fourth Fridays OF eacn mon.n .,a
SI Paris Grange, mee1s nrst ana tniru
EU = - ear5 month, IN G'ange Hall.
3 C.-secorg ana fourth Mondays o.
e 90S'lP P.--stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
N, ~ 7, .seont snd fourth Wednesday evenings
n sseh month ., ,,.a,s svarr
n
E5isy evening at Pythian HAL
NJ. Barrie; Mayo of Auburn has
h.sn recent guest at B. P. Adkins.
", and Mrs. T. A. Taylor entertained
,,ook party Of FIVE tables at their home
Thursday evening.
Tbs annual meeting of Paris Lodge,
VI OF F. and A. NJ, will be held on
Tpssdsy evening Of this week.
The annual meeting Of the Universal
"a, psrish is held this Monday evening at
the yss,ry of the church, at :SO.
Wv. Ripley began cutting ice on the
nvs and filing his ice houses early last
week, and has been putting it in fast.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club met
Tbur,dsy afternoon with Mrs. +. n.
Wrigh, at her home on Pleasant Street.
Ms Arthur c. Soule of South Wind
IAN was toe guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. K. Morton, several days
last week.
The lights on the community Christ
mas tree were dismsntled Thursday. The
tree and lis surrounding companions
sill remain in place.
Little Carrie B. Corkum, who has
been with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Weeks
for the past few weeks, has returned to
hsr home in Portland.
Leap year is past. II you didn't take
advantage of il Sunday night, your last
opportunity is gone. But the wise
woman knows how just as well in 1917.
The Kupple Klub was entertained by
Mr, and Mrs. /. D. BarrOws Friday even
ing The next meeting will be with Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Oliver Friday even
ing, Jan. Y.
Rev c. G.. Miller has purchased OF
Pred S. Bennett part Of the large field
north Of his house between the West
Paris road and the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, and south of the old Hathaway
road. A barn goes with the property
sold.
Ernest Chapman of Berkeley, Calf,
vas guest OF bis uncle, B. n. Chap
nan, for four days last week, leaving
Saturday on his return to New York,
where be is attending Columbia Univer'
sisy. BE is preparing for the ministry,
and expects to go to some foreign field
Mrs. q. A. Morton and Miss Ethel C.
Crockett gave Miss Sara /. Swett a
shower at Mrs. MOrton's Thursday even
ing Eight young ladies were present
and missionary barrel was packed fol
Miss Swett, with the information that II
was her first. A pleasant and lively
evening was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. <. Clifford have had
a! their children at home with them for
'ne holiday recess, including Wallace A.
sno Is teaching in the Rogers High
school in Newport, r. l.. Miss Carrie NJ.
EnO teaches in Nstick, Mass, Earl R.
Eoo teaches in Brewer, and Stephen p.
VINO Is student in Bates.
The skee fever has struck the town in
good shape, and scores of the boys ars
travelling or at least trying to, on those
tong wooden runners. Some of our resi-
aents OF Finnish blood made good time
THIS method of locomotion, but with
one OF the native born it looks like
harder work than walking.
A motorcycle with sidecar on runner.
attracted considerable attention on the
sHees few days ago. The drive was BY
1le rear wheel with chain on, the from
Neeei OF the motorcycle and the sidecal
sosel being lsshed to specially designed
ass''nod shoes. 1t ran apparently a
easily as on the bare ground.
Almon Churchill and Robert Kerr re-
,eeotly went into the woods near Hough
on TO work with their teams on lum
Vel loo, After they had worked short
.n aus, The men in charge of the job, liking
%e appearance of their teams, asked i
Snsy would sell, price was made, anc
oV'n sold their teams and all equipment
'us went with them, and came nome.
!, Inc Seneca Club Is entertained thil
Aondsy evening by Mrs. Madge GRAY
Hno Mrs, Louads Stewart at Mrs. Gray's
Lac .aSe making is the topic of the evening
sod the full program is:
ESn Cal-Current Events
AUG Vrigin Of Lace-Point and Pillow
E,,,,, Miss Ethel Hsthawa.
r,.., Miss Grace Thsye
ppIscassion-Club
AUG New Year Resolution
Leader, Mrs. Hattie Barne
,ne class of 1905, Paris High School
Sau T reunion at the home of Mr.. AM
nls, Charles <. Merrill last Thursda,