Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-02-13

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REFINING Jan. IA, 1871
w,rs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
ISIS NJ. local. daily; SOC p m
aSiss; dai.ys 4, a. H., express, daily; SOS I
Yea scs. dailg.
CHURCHEs.
o..v-sys,,onsl Church. Rev. A. Z: nc
r-ss ps.ter. Preaching service ~ 40 a, - J,
Fs1rsI s.sbool II As A. NJ; Il; ., Ehr,.,
s,1n Evening service . W att IN p y
,sysr nee. ...s,ss connected, are cordially In
5d -. r,ureb. Rev. &. 1. Spear, Pastor
Nshclls.. 1910 10 as A. NJ Saboatn Scnoo
9rstalSss ,se-tb League Meeting $50 p. n.
n, sissr,ng wednesday evening 81. n
ya!si. LSSSiS Drch, Rev. G. Howard Newton, fas
~ ~. sunday, preaching service IS:s a N
Ssssih sel .,S,, ~ p NJ: Wednesday evening
Vs7sf n 1seSIcs TSg. seats free. All an
r.icns.. .r,, Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller
rni7el'AIp ,7.ssrbing service every sunday a
Hsoi' sunday school az Il N. 4. r. Z. Y
.stss 81 4SP.N NJ.
STATED MEETINGS
N-Psri LOGge, No. 81. Regula'
. A1,,,oosJs- ayenin on or before null moon
:snEn 'Ts-Nount Nics lodge, regular meet
kG.gS....,3sv evenlh OF each week.-Auror'
- .a-asI''f rst and .hir! Monday evening"
t:'ess P Po aNoup, Plezsan Rebeksh Lodge. No
y. !. second and fourth Fridays OF eae'
- m Ott Fellows hal. -. no u.a.,
A NV. h. Eim9al- tost, 40. lac, me- as.t
. 80 thirl SATURDAY evenings or eaci
s.sa 2 o. -1r.bsi CIRCLE, Ladies of the g. A
w ~, a. s-st and third Saturday evenings OF
- ~onth. IN Grand Army Hall
s,T-ioshua L. Chamberlain camp meets
- second and fourth trloays OF eacn nav .u,
psg-Psrls Grange meets hrst ana tnru
go. - ~ each month, In Grange Hall.
% &N C-Second and fourth Mondays OF
~ S0 ~ P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
-, .seond AMI fourth Wednesday evenings
81 s.P 5vTil Lodge, No. 81. meets everv
v.iS r evening al Py!hian Hall.
ndS Bennett lost one Of a good
u, Of horses las, Wednesday.
Via, Rspa TribOu and Miss Hattie
lane enjoyed the past week in Boston.
TIA Pbia,hess will meet with Mrs. j..
Merrill this Tuesday afternoon at 2:SO.
The Delta Alpbas will meet at the
bns Of Miss Sara I. SWEET on Thursday
rsning, Feb 18th.
VnFW. Farrar was admitted 10 the
c.c,rs Maine General Hospital for
s.s,nsut Tuesday.
Mss Marion Wheeler of Bates College
Ts The guest of Mrs. Il. A. Morton a
Nv days last week.
The Married Ladies' Whist Club met
Nth Mrs. Geo. c. Fernsld on Pine Street
thursday afternoon.
NJ and Mrs. Harry D. Cole entertain
| 4 another party Of five tables of rock at
he .hsrih's residence Thursday even
g
harrison Farrar, who had spent por-
ton Of the winter at Madison with his
hagh.er, returned to his home here
nns days since,
NnE y. Haskell is in the Central
Yiins General Hospital at Lewiston,
Ihere she underwent a surgical opera
son s0Ou, week since.
NJ. and Mrs, Carroll G. Curtis of OK
Ind we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
D Park few days last week, and at
sn1sd the clerks ball at Norway.
The Ripple Klub was pleasantly en-
xIlnsd by DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Merrill
thursday evening. The next meeting
vii be With Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Swan
lGs:day evening, Feb. 20.
On account Of illness of several of it's
MEMBERS, the Phisthes Class of the
Baptist Sunday School has postponed its
arquet which was to have been held
Ils:day evening of this week, until
Nus future date.
Cheer up, The Grand Trunk hasn't
soken any records. Ii is recorded on
age 49, Of the Buckfield Town History
altin February 1872, "the train on the
aliosd was nineteen days in getting
non Canton to Mechanic Falls"
An Invitation has been extended by
ss Norway W. c. T. U. to the South
n'' nniOn TO meet with them at the
Asthodst church, Wednesday, Feb. Il,
8 O'Clock. Subject, Purity. Roll
al quotations from Miss Willard or
he Bible.
he seleetmeu give formal notice Of
nslf Intention to lay out the road recent
lpesiioned for by A. F. Goldsmith and
.lns's on the ridge west of Pleasant
Hses, and will meet for that purpose at
as premises Of E. G. Torrey next Fri
y! me 10Th, at o'clock in the after
non.
NJ, and Mrs. Ernest L. Berry, who
we're married few weeks ago, are to
"@apy the house on Wheeler Street
saea has been for some time occupied
Y Vnarles R. Newell and family. The
Sssell family have moved into a rent in
y :as Mrs. Nancy Whitman house on Park
Street.
v SsnearSals are going on we'll for "a
s9oie Outcas,," which will be present
y 90 the evenings of Thursday and Fri
!. FEB. q and %, for the benefit of
1' young people of the Universalist
aufen. Sale Of seats opens at the drug
y wore Of the ChsS. q. Howard Co. next
hrsuOOn.
Tue committee on pensions OF the leg
aa'nre has reported fought to pass"
:. ~ , sas resolve providing state pension
D SSVV per year for two years for Mrs.
, ' ~ Stanley of Paris, widow of John
a. stanley late superintendent of the
S.oufn dsh hatchery, who died from in
; s..' received 10 an attack by a captive
'''' At the hatchery.
~, vaGers Of Paris Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
~, ~ '1e exception Of two or three who
I ,'.' absent on account OF sickness, were
S' q Tuesday evening by d. D. G.
blows: ~ ''
Es..Harod c. Fletcher.
ww'-stanley NJ. Wheeler.
Sn.-Merlin c. JOY.
sssAs;-Wm. D. rockingham,
G-Walter L. Gray.
Ep-Rev. A. T. Mcwhorter.
sn-Gnarles Il. George.
JDD-Wm. L. Rockingham.
ss7Jaryis NJ. Thayer.
18Th. W. Starbird.
fisherman T. oliver.
Nv. "A. Porter.
q. laws Orchestra furnished the music
., ~ 'us Clerks ball at Norway Tuesday
blows: '' p'osram ~
s.lsct,0.t ns worlds Progress Victor Herbert
Coruss ~ springtime- Emmerich Kalman
0rer,n.. Z. p. Knapp
"a. -kemiek's Popular Hits. -Tampe
pe''onbsl of the orchestra was:
d. rS Ear ;; Briggs, piano.
N,,,Saun :, Briggs. first violin.
Haroiss collins, Freeport, first violin.
p1tNfu moore. Second vlol3r