Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-25
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.oura PARIS POST OFFICE
:. Hours 7OA.n.sosso Pm SUNDAY
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aslND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Rsg,pning Sept 80. 1917.
.,Ns LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
-. 5S5A. NJ, express. daily; sS'
snE daily except Sunday; :" e -
Sss daily daily 9 80 A. NJ. express. daily; So
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x.,,onsl Church. Preaching ser.
rsVons sunday school II 40 A.. -
wSE sOOP.M.; Evening sers.ce ~
- I'VE s1SF 4. An. NOS otherwise oonneoseo'
sst,s!y invited. Rev. D. +. Faulkner, Pas
Hacdss Nn uus-yice 10 As A. L.; SaooaSn
Pnscnins nWorth League Meeting e00
moo In, an Service at 80; prayer messing
, ~ Nv sI1 evening at 80; All are welcome:
Wssa.,sT Church, Rev. =; howaII ,. NI ~ *
sx $40 " MY. p. 8. @. T.. 6Io p. =.
sbSsin sSs 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evening
nyf nse sStcs so. Seats Tree. All are
ecsns AT Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller.
-, Preaching service every SanuAS -
- - Sunday School AZ IL u.
STATED MEETINGS.
n "a RaUnfRr
"a A S;rs.dsy evening on or before fullmoon.
sxSnSS MOUNT Mica Lodge, regular meet
II L9u.S.. svanin Of each week.-Aurora
,pI It drst and bird Monday evenings
tsta SOn Mcnpt Plsassn. Rebekah Lodge, No.
.ssts second snd fourth fridays Oh oscn
.s,,s In Odd Fellows HAL; No ,As m..t.
= A. ~ third saturday evenings OF eacn
ss1in' y u KSnbsll Circle, Ladies' Of the g. A
1 - ..,,s drst and third Saturday evenings OF
- month, in Grand Army Han.
s%y-ioshuS L. Chamberlain Camp meets
s ts .sconS and fourth Fridays of each month.
|s,E-Psris Grange, meets nrst ana tnfro
la N each month, In Grange HAL.
TT0S. C.-secono and fourth Mondays OF
s,h month, 60. p-ooh I.osve No. lsl.
go second Snd fourth Wednesday evenings
aaS1 PMHsmlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
ssi,y evening IS Pythisn HAL.
ww Edith Maxwell Is at home from
lar teaching in Mslrose, Mass, for the
vacation.
rhs factory Of the Mason Manufactur-
no "a, h shut down for the whole OF
ihs week.
Mas Jane Boyce of Lewiston has been
,bs gusst Of Mrs. Harold Fletcher during
ihs past week.
Nj, and Mrs. NJ. C. Joy are spending
,isy DAYS of the holiday recess at their
brnsr homes in Fairfield.
Stanley and Donald Greene are spend
ipy the Christmas recess with the family
dW.W. Walker in Woodfords.
Herman Bryant Is at home from Bates,
and Curtis McPhee from the University
Of Maine, for the holiday vacation.
The DAVIS begin to lsngthsn this week,
but the mornings will continue to be
darker for more than two weeks yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Gray have
been spending several days in Boston.
Carton Gray meanwhile was with his
mother In Ereeport.
RAYMOND Mcdonald of Beverly, Mass,
a spending bis Christmas vacation with
Bic grandfather, Whitfield Stuart, and
other relatives here.
A.E. Morse of this place was re-elect-
Cd chaplain OF the State Grange ut Its
annual meeting in Lewiston last week:
Be has held the position tor several
years.
Dance at Grange Hall Saturday even
ing of this week. Dances half and half.
Gentlemen so cents, ladies free. Music
By Shaw's Orchestra. Harry n. Shaw
ioor manager.
Miss Mildred Maxim and Miss Muriel
Dovksr are at home from Gorham Nor
nal School for the holiday vacation.
Miss Bowksr Is assisting In the post
Office during the rush.
Mrs. Victoria Hammond, who makes
Der home with the family Of Rev. <. o.
Taylor Of Yarmouthville, has been here
Tor the past ton days on account OF the
N health Of her brother, T. +. Hathaway.
On Saturday afternoon the pupils OF
Nellie NJ. Jackson enjoyed social, clos
ng q contest between pupils, the beaten
Tide entertaining the winners. Never
ihsless, the sides were very close. They
win enjoy the Christmas recess OF .
week.
Robert W. Wheeler of the Medical De-
,artment Of the army, who has been
ts.ioned at Portland for the past few
months, 10 at home for few days fur
ough before going to Fort Oglethorpe,
"a, where he expects to be transferred
ONE time next week.
Several days of mild and almost thawy
weather. last week, but IL cleared on
aturday morning and the Thermometer
ettled 10 q below-zero mark Sunday
morning. However, we have had no
now for week now, and the roads are
citing more or less passable.
Arthur K. Shurtleff went Friday
norning to Providence, r. l., to spend
months vacation with Stanley Shurt-
Oh. A. T. Stevens, who 10 regularly
mplOyed in the Bosserman drug store
! Bethel, is here to take Mr.. Shurtlefs
lace In the store Of the A. K. Shurtlen
o. during his ahsence.
On account Of the storm Of the l4th,
be roll call Of Mount Pleasant Rebekah
'odgs, which was TO have been held
that date, was deferred until Friday
Tening Of this week. This viii be the
unual meeting, when officers will be
aosen for the year, and an entertain
lent will also be given.
Harry T. Jordan, manager OF Keith's
heater In Philadelphia, addressed the
DOR Richard Club Of that city last Tues
~ on the subject, "Keeping the Coun-
y in Good Humor In War Time" tell
q how the men and women behind the
'otlights are doing their bit. Mr.. Jor-
an Ia one OF the new directors Of the
ub.
A reference book and guide Of forty
ages for st. GATHERINGS Catholic church
Is been complied and issued by Rev.
hilip ]. Boivin, the rector OF the
hurch. The book contains . consider
BILE amount of matter of interest to the
asmbers of 81. GATHERINGS parish and
atholics In general, and advertisements
local business concerns.
Something new In the transportion
me Ia the motorcycle with side-ruuner
'hich j. N. Oswell 10 driving. This 10
motorcycle with runner attached oy
races Ike sidscar, che runner travel
lg In the righthand sled track whfle
10 motorcycle travels In the left-bano
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