Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-20

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BEGINNING Jan. IA, 1871
rx,vE soUrH PARIS
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.t PRES laiy;s q a. n, express, daily; sos
= 0ci, daily
CHURCHES
.,,onsl Church. Rev. A. T. Nc
rrsi Co.sise~ Preaching service, ~ - A. -,
snOrter, rsssTT AZ A NJ; Y. p. ;. Y. =. o0
,raisy SGe .oS,'ny service 90 P. NJ; Cnurcl
Z; s,,s1 wednesday evening sc ~ ?. =
vrs!sl, n,ssSSsrxise connected, are eoroialiy IN
1et -, Church. Rev. C. l. Spear, Pastor
p-sschlng se IJ Tssgue Meeting 600 p. II.
nM; -, wednesday evening 50.
ysssi ne SS,-cb. Rev. 6. Howard Newton. ras
SPSA sunday. preaching service IoSe A M
s,,tS school L NJ; l. Z; ,, =. Ss q. svsnin,
,sgsT nee.I,n ss 20, Seats free. All an
,sJer ser'10e
F6cne: .rs, Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
U1iveIs@Jp -ssrbinc service every SCnoay =
Ps;.ol. sunday school at IL N. f.t. Y. Y
-.srn. at 80 ?. VI
STATED MEETINGS.
Part Lodge, No. 81. Regula
q a; .--5s- -venlnE on or before tpllmoon
,ssolnn E-Nount Mica lodge, regular meet
LU-, SS.,rs4sv eveniu Of each week'-Au.ors
p, 1 sn-.s iys, and .hird Monday evening"
Issess = S0H Nam, Pleasan, Rebeksh Lodge, No
Del .t. .secSd and fourth Fridays or esci
-o'sn p "a X. Elubsli Post, No. las, meei'
,. a. ~ = thlr9 SgrJ-lsv evenings or e&ct
z.a:h u s. r a =, Circle, Ladies of the G. A
w. n s-sf sn5 third saturday evenings o.
:, .Scn,b. IN Grand Army HAN.
so Iyu-i osbns q. Chamberlain Camp meets
10 80. .s.oni and fourth Fridays OF each month
IoS,E-Psris Grange, meets nrst anu tniru
...,,.isy OF each month, In range hau:
TO. G.C.-Seconl anu rour'n nonu"S' v
- S01.lP -s,ouy Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
', ss >, and fourth Wednesday evening
% P.-HanHp Lodge, No. 81. meets ever
giisy syenlnS 81 Pythlan HAL
IA Scott and family started for Cali
,,,,ia a. planned on Thursday OF last
seek.
Tbsrs is occasionally "a boy seen on the
,,,.s, and several girls, who are not
travelling on skees.
v3xar5 z Shaw started Monday
morning for Detroit, Mich, where No
"a, a situation engaged.
Sixteen of the Delta Alphas were out
g,6sy evening when the meeting was
led with Miss Sara SWEET.
We seem to be getting out OF the
voo5s a little. The west-bound train
S,lurday forenoon was right on time.
NJ, and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler will at
and the governors reception and ball at
Augusta Thursday evening of this week.
Ms Amos Barnett underwent an OPP
.stiou 10 the Central Maine General
hospital at Lewiston Friday, and at last
reports was doing well.
howard Shaw, piano, and Merle Rus
sIl, drums, furnished the music last
thursday night for the Masonic assembly
n NasOns' Hall, Norway.
The senior class Of the high school
viii hold another socisble at the high
school building on Friday evening, March
3. Music By Howard W. Shaw.
The street car got down into the
Square again Wednesday afternoon, after
having made Church Street the terminus
ai the line for a number of days follow
Ing the sto.u-bound spell.
The third division Of the Fan Tsns will
sr7s supper at the club rooms Tues
isy evening of this week, and hereafter
The club will meet every Tuesday after
noon for sewing until further notice.
Alnon Churchill and son, Lowell
Churchill, returned home last Tuesday,
after spending some two weeks in and
around Boston, attending the road con-
ference and visiting relatives and friends.
The South Paris W. C. T. U. will meet
Tuesday afternoon of this week with the
president, Mrs. Susie E Chapman. Topic
Oi the day, "0ther National Orgsniza-
tons that are Working for Temper
nee."
Mrs. z. N. Thsyer and son Donald
we're at Bethel the first of last week fur
ishOst visit to Mrs. Thsyer's son, Wood
bury Tbaysr, aud later went to Portland
iora visit 10 another son, Ray Thayer, in
that city.
Mrs. Raymond Gates and son of Stearns
Hill spent few days last week with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Buck.
thursday evening Mrs. Gates entertained
aiew Of her young lady friends, when
rock was played.
Co. D will have it's annual drill and
ball at Norway Opera House Friday
evening, March 2. The boys are work
ns hard on the drill, and Shaw's Or
enestrs Of six pieces will furnish the
music for the ball till o'clock. Special
car Tor South Paris after the ball.
Morton v Bolster and Miss Ruth Boil
ser pleasantly entertained a valentine
party OF i've tables of rock at their home
tuesday evening. Donald P. Chapman
received the first prize and Miss Pearl
bennett the BOBBY prize. Delicious re-
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Morton and
500 started Thursday morning on their
Hipso California, and will be gone for
" w or eight weeks. They go by way of
washington and through the South,
usklng number of stops along the
way, and will spend two or three weeks
70 the outward trip.
Selectman Charles W. Bowksr was at
augusta Friday to attend the hearing on
we OIL to reimburse the town of Paris
@' expenditures for the dependent fam
nle' Of soldiers doing border service dur.
pg tne past summer. The claim of
sas amounts to Sl070.9S. A number
VI Osner towns have claims, and it Is ex
~ s.'sa mat they will 60 through With
yu' unleulty. The hearing was before
~'eommittee on military affairs.
W. W. Aellen Cummings of South Paris,
s lame, and everybody around this sec
uOu snows Nell" is now sixty-fouI
s .S old and still vigorous. Although
e Is reported to be a "bloateG
~ou-aoIder" with bank account thai
80 Oh Us would envy, he has dalliec
,s H" TOE buck-saw more or less anc
si.a a Keeps up the practice just for exer
~ e During the past year be has saw
I'm mO1e hundred and fitty-three cords Of
n roOu and during the past sixtesl
Us MS record is two hundred and
twenty-five cords.
q morse and sleigh belonging to Fret
IN :. human OF North Paris were strucl
-, VIC 1rand Trunk west-bound passen
Sa nan last Tuesday evening q shor
sss ance below SHOWS Falls. The hors
r,s. Sllied and the sleigh made tota
va. a. The driver of the team, WIZ
Is. ncapacitated by reason OF tba
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