Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-04-17
SOUTH PARIS.

OUlH AMI
.orrH PARIS posi- OFFICE.
$50. Hours "s'' Iso4-..''1''
ov,sp TRUNK RAILWAY
BEGINNING Jan. IA, 1871
,.,,ss LzAvs SOUTH rAkls
,ast. s4s a ~, local. daily '"s p m'
prs. S dslly,s ,s a. m, express, daily; eos p
Dca. daily CHURCHES.
c,,,re,stiOual Church, Rev. =, a: az I; NC
Er:i IVpp sstSr Preaching service ~ ~ =,
sorter rs sAf n Is A. NJ; Y. p. 5. Z. =, o0s
MAY scaoc Ii !, - service 700 P. NJ; Church
~; syeLT Wednesday evening at 80 p. n
sysr neeNIs q connected, are cordially In
si. ~. church. Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor
ysIaodlss ~ Ia .t5 A. NJ; Sabbath Scnoo
ksslhing so.b League Meeting 500 p. M
~ shIg,,,nv wednesday evening .oV. p
per y, ne SSSnTcb. Rev G. Howard Newton, ras
NESs' Sunday, preaching serS'TTs ~ s.5S
On SS,5oCI " NJ; Y. P. ;. z. T., olo r. N.
bath Sen 1,.,. :, a, v NJ; Wednesday evening
ny,r neeI;ns I u Seats free. An ART
r,Ter service
slene. Ne, Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
rrTers@pDs5.s Scblng service every sunday a.
ssor' sunday school at IL NJ L. Z. u "
,sans stisS T. "
srarED MEETINGS.
- psri Lodge, No. "a. Regular
A E;rssigr ,.yeuing on or before fullmoon
Slls Woppt s;lca lodge, regular meet
% ~ a.. syerir OF each week.-Aurora
=, InS ..s-t frst and ,hird Monday evenings
ssch 80p y,r,r Pleassn Rebekah Lodge. No
D. Of h'g .stoBd AMI fourth Fridays OF escn
- IN Otd Fellows Hell; -. TAG r,aa,s
LR-W. K. Kimhaa FOsI, no. AfS, m ns,.s
al thlrt saturday evenings Oh eaen
rh . y; s a, =, Circle, Ladies' of the G. A
w. n a. ar{ G. ri saturday evenings Oh
1s Ss,,b In Grand army Hail.
~ IyA.-ii osbn, .. Chamberlain Camp meets
SH 800 and fourth Fridays of each month.
ls iSS ~-psris Grange, meets first and third
80, ~ ~ each month, IN Grange HAL.
C.-SseOnu and fourth Mondays OF
SoGsAP -stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
20 .eeond and fourth wednesday evenings
:as9 pIoEsnlr Lodge, No. 81. meets every
a e ~
sisy evening al PyIalsn HAL
M. ropiss Richards is in Auburn,
! mast of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Morrow.
c,sv5op Martin has gone to Bryant's
,nJ where he is employed as teamster.
RP Adkins has Installed a machine
-, a, fans AT his shoe repair
bop
Tia Economical Whist Club met Wed
|s.iay afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth
Eigsty.
Ms P. NJ. Walker is in Portland for
tsiicsl treatment, under the care OF a
pcialist
Mss Helen Tucker of Pennington has
esu The guest of Mrs. A. F. Goldsmith
BIZ few days.
M. Walter L. Gray was in Portland
syeral days last week, the guest OF Mr..
Ird Mrs. c. A. Jordan.
The Safety First Club met last Mon
E,y evening with Miss Nellie Jackson at
(g home on High Street.
The Euterpssn Club holds its annual
meeting with Mrs. H. r. Carter on West
lr Avenue this Monday evening.
Charles R. Briggs and ANNA Z. En-
y, ware drawn Saturday as Jurors for
be Nay term of court at Rumford.
BE Morrison, superintendent of the
|plis Shoe Co., has moved his family
bio the A. E. ShurJleff house on Main
Srset.
Mss Clara Riggie, who spent the win
e in Bellaire, Fla, has been the guest
lIhsr sister, Mrs. Joseph P. Currier, for
be past few days.
Professor Roy q. Porter of the New
1anpshirs Agricultural College at Dur
Ian, n. g., has been with his mother,
ln Ida Porter, for few days.
Ms Robert Paterson underwent a
ErgCa operation in the Central Maine
General Hospital in Lewiston last week.
| Il asst reports she was doing well.
The largest flag so far hung out here
sae one at the factory of the Mason
Manufacturing Co., sent by L. L. Mason
ton Portland, which is twelve feet in
sngtb.
ShaE's Orchestra will furnish the mu-
scin the hall for the Memorial Day ex-
arises this year, and Howard Shaw will
have charge Of the music for the parade
aae forenoon.
Robert ". Wheeler was in charge of
he drug store of the A. E. Shurtleff Co.
a' several days the first of last week,
vile Arthur K. Shurtleff was out on &C.
@ans OF the death of Mrs. Shurtleff.
Patrons of the post office will please
nis that ii is to be open on Sundays only
hour, from 6 to Z o'clock P. NJ. The
equations of the department permit
'aly one hour Of opening on Sunday.
In accordance with number of re-
pests, there will be six more of the
Npaar dances in Grange Hall, on the
aslI SIX Tuesday evenings. Music,
PIANO and drums. Ice cream on sale.
Nj. and Mrs Harry D. Cole entertain.
party Of five tables at rock Thurs
.E evening. IL was in a small way q
inscription party" each one paying
q cents, which goes into the Red Cross
ands.
Tue base ball season opened Saturday
~'sGoon with a game between the Sec
.ug nigh school team, mostly freshmen,
~ me grammar school, resulting in
S S'o' Oh the team from the high school.
NoFe II tOS.
:, h'en though we may have imagined
~ We had got into spring at last, we
- - strong reminder of winter during
~' ufs' part OF last week. Anchor ice
Aasea suspension of street car service
S.l Monday and Tuesday evenings, and
S %'Seen Saturday and Wednesday the
ss''noueter did not get as high as the
"''llns point at any time.
'Isnk K Durham, who has been in
~ .Ien'ral Maine General Hospital for
, -uoer OF weeks, underwent a third
Tsles operation there last Tuesday.
10 parents, NJ. and Mrs. Charles r.
sruuan, have been with him for a few
'' It's understood that there will
~, = 10 necessity for further operations,
M ~ mat Mr.. Durham will be at home
'nly in May.
~, !. |, hubbard is laid off from work
~, ,"u an injury to bis hand. While be
,.as ueiplng unload a machine from the
n. IAN o. the mill of j. A. Kenney & Co.
bp,',ssoI hand was caught and pipched
oI.oS. ng open one finger in severa
,,n, snd inInriug others to a less ex
atS. NO bones were broken, but it is
ssss painful injury, and two or three
Ss Ss. viii probably be required before
uO Will again be in commission.
p, ,ae u following is the schedule of tn,
s ulgl School haaa kon .o~-. Co. Sh,