Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-04-10

c,,,b Paris, Maine, April 10, 1911
SOUTH PARIS.
sourH PARIS POST OFFICE.
oss. Hours: 7s0A.,'07'' Pm
axAsp rRUSx RAILWAY.
Beginning Jan. IA. 1871
,r<s LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-. SIS =. IN, local. daily; 5 % p. m.
s11'.s:, aaiIys s a. m, express. daily; eos p.
=, Oea' uA''' CHURCHES.
,-s,arioual Church, Rev. A. I. Nc
rIs. PASTOR Preaching service Y ~ A, H. I;
s s1Gs school II As NJ; "a o '. Cbn u
IN; .s,,nc Wednesday evening at 80 p. n.
pave, %ossserEise connected. are cordially In
het ,,,.t Church. Rev. C. l. Spear, Pastor
o.assSing service lO3o NJ SaVoS q Souvo.
Prsse1tTTS9 vTorth League Meeting 6Oo p. NJ;
Z n, ssssss,rE wednesday evening so.
PrsyeI, - SSTScb. Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
BaPNs' SSnrjsy' preaching service 10 As A. n;
n l ~ school Y NJ; Y. P; 5. O. E. SAP p n;
sssysr meeting 90 P. NJ; WEDNESDAY, t snsn, ars
grsysr service : 81 seS'' i'e' A'
Tseons. .,,st Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
preaching service every sunday a.
Yssst sunday school at IL NJ. Y. r. Q. U.
nsssing st 4S0 r W.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
r. Tpssts, evening on or before tullmoon.
a TO 8. F-Mount Niea lodge; regular meet
nys thursday evenih OF esea Neex'- .,.a.,uus
otssces pop Noup. Plsasan. Rebekah Lodge. No.
y. - ~ e second ana fourth Fridays OF each
ss,,ts h odd Fellows HAL.
R.-w. K. Eimhan Post, No. las, meets
q. o. a. s,S 4 thirt saturday evening" OF each
NM Tse Kimban Circle, Ladies Of the g.
meets irst and third saturday evenings OF
- =. mont. In Grand Army Hall
sssn ,I9Ty ue-ii 4. Chamberlain Camp meets
80 .scopd and fourth Fridays Of each month
u ~ g-Psrls Grange, meess first and third
s.r.Sisy OF each month, In Grange Hal.
$40, s. C-SeeonO and fourth Mondays OF
n. P.-Stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
81: .econd and fourth Wednesday evenings
q Of ~ P.-Hanln Lodge, No. 81. meets every
F4lay evening So FyInlAn haL.
Dancing at Grange Hall Tuesday even
inc Of this week, same prices, same
music.
Miss Mary Cummings is at home from
G1rham Normal School for the Easter
vacation.
Male Bean, Miss Cora j. Mason
and Miss Pauline returned Thursday TO
Portland.
Howard Shaw furnished the music for
sociable at the Universslist church
Friday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Clegg is the new clerk in
The dry goods department at the store OF
hen. Dayton Bolster Co.
John S. Brown arrived home last Mon
dsy from Seffnsr, Fla, where he has
spent the past three months.
Alton C. Wheeler is having q bath
room installed, new floors laid, and other
improvements at his house on Porter
Street.
Mrs. L. Il. Dsughrsty has been at Au-
gusts for few days with Mr.. Daugh-
fsty, who is on police duty there at the
state camp ground.
Shsw's Orchestra of five pieces will
furnish the music for drama and dance
mRobinsou Hall, Oxford, next Friday
evening, given by the Pythian Sisters OF
Oxford.
Mrs. Teresa Grover fell Wednesday
while at work az her rooms in the house
Of Charles Rswsou, and struck q pail,
iracturing rib, which has proved a
painful injury.
The Kupple Klub was pleasantly en-
tertsiDed by Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Oliver
Friday evening. The next meeting will
be with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Joy Friday
evening, April 20.
LIE Scruton Of Portsmouth, N. a.,
who has done a number of jobs of water
and sewer construction work in South
Paris was here Tuesday, his first visit to
the place in some time.
j, &. Nichols, who has spent most of
the winter with bis daughter, Mrs.
SWEET, in Winchester, Mass, returned to
bis home here last Tuesday night. Mrs.
Nichols is expected little later.
Miss Mary Dodge of Minneapolis, a
student in Wellesley Colley, is spending
her Easter vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
a L. Holmes, and has as guest with
her Miss Lael Turpens, also from We'll
lesley.
The Ladies' Social Union is arranging
Anne large sale for Thursday afternoon,
May 3, to be followed by q hot griddle
cake supper at Gas P. NJ, and stereop-
icon lecture by Rev. Mr.. Miller in the
evening.
Frank West of Sumner, q junior in
raris High school, has enlisted in the
United States navy, enrolling at Port
and, and has been sent TO Newport, 4.
l. de is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
west Of Sumner, and has been attending
snls high school for the past two years,
up to the close of the winter term.
The engagement has been announced
Of Ida Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George z. Clifford, $50 North Main
SHset, Fall River, Mass, to Mr.. Ralph
D. Berry of New London, CT, general
purchasing agent for the Davol Rubber
70 at Providence, r. /. Mr.. Berry Is a
former resident of South Paris, son of
ueorge W. Berry, and has relatives
ano many friends here.
., One result Of the severe weather of
We winter has been that the bee keepers
nave lost large quantities of their stock,
some OK the smaller apiaries being en-
ureiy wiped out. w. c. Thsyer lost
seventeen colonies, and others smaller
amounts. The cause of the bees dying
.an not be stated with absolute certain
y, out those most experienced In the
BUSINESS lay 1t to the prolonged and IN
oroken cold weather.
=, Ihe Seneca Club is entertained this
monday evening by Mrs. Mary Shurtleff
oes home on Main Street. This Is the
program session of the season, there
oe'Ig one more meeting, which 10 the an
neld with Mrs. Edith Wheeler on
-. .Se zSd For this evenings program
'uesoplc Is Modern Hsndcraft," the
several numbers being as follows:
Tsv.,s slnding Mrs. Florence Haskell
Ie Designing Mrs. Edith Wheeler
psase,,ry Making Mrs. Mary Wheeler
Saulng-selected Mrs. Louada Stewart
al Tue selectmen on Thursday received
ouers from the Office of the adjutant
seasrai at Augusta to complete and re-
@io promptly the enrolment of those
subject to military service under the
sac ssaIs law. This enrolment includes all