Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-01-30

GRAND TRUNK kA1LNAh'
BEGINNING Jan. IA. 1871
ss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Gang east: s;l5 a. m, local. daiiy' Owe p I'M
Igrs:s' S Gat!is s a. H., express, daily; SOS
n, oea, daily
CHURCHES
Conversational Church, Rev. Al; a: I: M'
Isl..ss PASTOR Preaching seTsics' ~ V'sT q =
sunday sI S.vsnIrg service 100 P. NJ; Churc
~ s,,,- Wednesday evening at 80 p.
VrsyeI, nOssSsrwtse connected, are cordially In
ttst ,,,,, Church, Rev. G. 1. Spear; Pastor
hethgNL'' ss--vice l0:l5 A. NJ; Saooatn Scnoo
Presealnngs -so-th League Meeting 500 p. n.
EMi sgo,,Ts wednesday evening 80.
prayer IV SS,-,h Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
&PSs' SSrrjsv' preaching service 10 40 A. N.
49,. ~ Sc6ool Y NJ Y. P; $. Q. T., $40 z. ~.
A .ss- T5,seting 90 P. NJ; Wednesday eveninl
az .aysr service 80. Seats rree' All AZ
SscG, ms Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
VhNe1''Ip preaching service every Sunday q
Psss0l' sunday school at IL N. I. Z. Z.
ss.sslns a4SO NJ
pArip Chapman of Bethel was week
md guest at J E Everess's.
rbs store Of The y. Dayton Bolster
=, iii close next Tuesday, Jan. 80, to
ass STOCK.
Tbs Kupple Klub was pleasantly en-
..,,sinsd by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Clsrs
Friday evening
Ma. Rsrtbs Swift has returned to S
r 6rdwsy's after spending some time al
n, home at West Sumner.
NJ. Genie Remission is working in the
.s,s .bop at Norway. She boards al
VS. Barker's on Main Street.
Tbs Young twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
n,r,Ii p. Bean are both i'll with bron-
.Si,is 90 as TO be under the care OF a
rurss.
n, and Mrs. Alton C. Wheeler enter
.,insd psrty Of Eve tables at rock at
,bsir home on Porter Street Thursday
evening.
Wednesday morning was the coolest
M,hs winter 30 far, Thermometers rang
inc from IS TO % below in different parts
Of the village.
Rene Micbaud is spending a vacation
rom his duties as night operator in the
Grand Trunk station, at his home in Can
ada. His place is taken by Clyde Lowe.
M. and Mrs. Charles Z. Merrill took
Ssir two childrsn 70 Lewiston Friday
br operations for the removal of ade-
roiis. Lawrence, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ]. Merrill, also went with them
for the same purpose.
Ralph R. Butts, who was at Kezar
Fails doing plumbing job, was taken
n last week and was taken TO Portland
for treatment, and Mrs. Butts went there
Thursday to be with him. Mr.. Butts has
grippe and sryngitis.
The Cummings Manufacturing Co. has
leased its plant TO the Finn skee makers,
Noilaueu and Wilson. They will occupy
all the building except the foundry part.
The transaction took place through the
agency of Charles E. Merrill.
NJ. Mica Lodge is soon to have an
other musical night similar to that given
ass winter. The same plan will be fol-
owed with a small admission price for q
very high class entertainment. Watch
Tor the date.
Mrs. Writ Stanley entertained the
Married Ladies' Whist Club at her home
90 Pine Street Thursday afternoon.
Friday afternoon she entertained another
party OF lady friends, when three tables
we're filed at auction bridge, and few
others enjoyed themselves socially. Re-
hsshments were served.
Mrs. Tracy Pierce and Mrs. Ralph r.
Butts entertained the Weelsffalot Club
At the home of Mrs. Butts Tuesday even
Ing, Games and music furnished enter
talnmsnt, prize winners being Miss Helen
Barnes, Miss Mary Pierce and Mrs.
James 0swell. The next meeting will
ssith Mrs. Stanley Wheeler Tuesday
evening Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole last week
received short letter from their son, r.
Guy Cole, who was mentioned last week
Is being 10 hospital 10 France with q
wounded knee. In the letter he de-
rrbes bis injury as a cut, not received
nac;on, and says that ii is nothing seri-
Gus, but will simply keep him in the hos
pital for few weeks.
l. \. Anderson has been laid off from
asWofk as engineer on the Norway
lsln Tor few days on account OF an in
my. While he was making repairs on
.oe hose on his engine Wednesday night
us solte slipped and went into his left
'sflst, cutting small artery. The in
Jury Is not serious, but made il unsafe to
Use The hand for a while.
Judge Harry Msnser OF Auburn, d. G..
w. Oh the \. (. o. P, was present at the
1senng Stony Brook Lodge Wednes-
I4y evening and assisted by Mrs. Mauser
Installed the following officers for the
year 1917:
NJ, Warden-Johnson Martin.
snarden-0. K. Clifford.
SecresAry-Etta Winslow.
SSospAin-Luther winslow.
solde-John Wight.
Suardian-Will SWEET
Tunel-DoTcas Cutting
inru Irustee-John Wight.
Ins Seneca Club meets this Monday
SS's1,ng with the president, Mrs. Cathar-
D nc fernsid, al her home on Pine Street.
.Ostams Tor this evening and the next
s. esNn0 are exchanged, so that the one
S'gned Tor this evening will be taken
Ip'So weeks later. At this meeting
~, Is Ioplc Of the program is Rugs, con-
"uered as follows:
49, Iall-Current Events
1'''''y OF the Oriental Rug
Inc Charm of the Chinese Rugs
Rs,s,,u 8, Mrs. yirgie Wilson
s-Seiected Mrs. Mary Stanley
Su,te JOB was done by q Grand
,s"n uk crew Wednesday in removing
srS A tons OF Ice from the supporting
ouoe!s OF the water tank &c the station
Sue OF the lower hoops on the tank
tsns ' lew weeks ago. after which the
ma ma lsaksd badly, and before the work
-. got around to put on a new hoop
w w VI three large columns of ice had
.,o extending from the tank to the
s,s u 10 10 stop the leakage the water
,Sn saot on and the tank drained, and
so, ' Tue water was of the main valve
cnI,;, up and burst. With all these difh-
so. as - the tank has been out of commits
o;n s ior some time, and the Norway en-
SvS,s Jas oeeo watering up from . fire
"u'ant beside the track.
,, ynGsrs for the coming year were in
Raj" Su al the meeting of Mt. Pleasant
Son ys.ao Lodge Friday evening by Mrs.
Isss go Clark, d. d. p, with assistants.
g;vsa program of entertainment was
sven, refrash nanta ua-a .....I a.d