Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-03-05

The Oxford Democrat.
Sontb Paris, Maine, March 5, 1918
| SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE
uorrs Monday 10 Friday inclusive,
once I.osslPn Saturday evening open
m+As.t-bu.ion Of mall. No Sunday hours.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
BEGINNING Jan. 8, 1918.
Ems LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
Going east 9 IS An, local. daiiy' o." r n
express ID IS A. NJ. express. daily except
s1sSsS.TOs P. NJ, local, daily.
-, r,,v-evsuonal Church. Rev. @.
- Rogers, Pastor. Preaching ser
Nsl3sItSS A.. sunday school II AS A. n;
yoTps q Z. 6NOP.N; Evening service wv
IN Church prayer meenng sony5s sse1
are oSF ols.; Esurch, Rev. D. +. Faulkner, Pas
hss55UCessbfnV service AS A. NJ; Sabbath
S@soo Z X; Epwortn League Mee',ns . a.
evening service at 90; prayer meesins
HI..1-sstsv evening al 80. AL are welcome.
Nso a11S5.. fsvrch, Rev G. Howard Newton. Pas
IN sunday. preaching service 10 40 A n;
60 SrrocI y NJ; Y. p. S. q. Z, 6io p N;
sAoes.- S sss,ny 90 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
p[ Isys, -.eTyice 30. Seats free. AL are
welcome . ,A,,-,n Paw Chester Gore Miller
pS.tor Preaching service every SUNDAY ~
HT1N sunday School 81 IL n.
This is Chsutauqua week.
Sons more old-fsshioned weather,
x;,h thermometers near zero.
povF Cole of Canton, Mass, was at
" r Wbseler's few days last week.
n, and Mrs. y. D. Bolster visited
,aiatiyss in Portland for two days last
week.
NrL.A A. Rounds, who is spending |
,bs Viprsr il Auburn, was here Friday |
and Saturday.
vr, Angie Tubs Hartwsll and two
children we're recent guests OF her moth
sr. Mrs. Ella Ripley.
The Ladies' Whist Club met Thursday /
.hsrpoop With Mrs. Stanley NJ. Wheeler
At be, home on Church Street.
Gsorgs A. Cutting Of Hartford, CT,
Iormerly Of south Paris, was the guest
Of relatives here for few days last
week.
The Girls Patriotic League will meet
tor work after school Wednesday OF THE
week instead Of Monday. Next week
thsywlll meet as usual Monday.
On account OF the prevalence OF
measles. az well as other illness, the re-
opening Of The grade schools was de-
isrred another week, until next Monday,
the llth.
Leslie Marstou, who has been visiting
Hspry Morton, returned to Portland
Sunday morning. he will 60 this week
70 the Good viii Homes to remain for
the present.
Mrs. Horace L. Swan underwent
serious surgical operation at her home
FRIDAY. DR.. Weber of Lewiston being |
she surgeon. At last reports she was
doing finely.
The Fan Tan Club, which Is not now
active socially, at its meeting last Tues
dag voted to appropriate five dollars
from the sum remaining in its treasury
for the Service League.
Hon. and Mrs. James S. Wright were
ANEW Gloucester two days last week,
Nr. Wright going on business connected
with the sGtate Of Mrs. Helen n. True,
Of which be is executor.
N.R. Goss, who has been taking z. n.
AndsrsOn's place on the Norway Branch
engine, and Mrs. Goss, returned to Port
land Thursday. Mr.. Anderson has re-
sumsd his place on the engine.
Maurice L. Moves and family have
moved from the farm into the Holt
house on Park Street, which Mr.. Noyes
purchased some time since and has ex-
tensively repaired and remodeled.
Rev. c. |. Spear of Livermore Falls,
former pastor Of the Methodist church,
was the guest Of friends here for two
days asst week, being called to attend
the funeral of the late William L. Chase.
Miss Frances Bartlett Of Norway, who
has been stenogrspher in the law office
Of Hon James S. Wright for some time,
completed her engagement there Satur-
day, TO take position in the office of
the Carroll, Jefferson Shoe Co.
A. F Stevens was called home from
Portsmouth, y. a., few days ago on
account OF the serious condition OF his
SOD, J, Murch Stevens, nine years OF age,
who has been in precarious condition
Q: health for some time.
Atany rate, we are in the month label
% spring, and the fierce winter weather
In It's most violent form at least may be
regarded as a thing of the past. Season
able temperatures now are comfortable,
after what We have had in the past three
months.
L. L. Jackson observed his 10th birth
day at his home last Monday. His son
James Jackson was here from Island
49, ~SA VIC NoJH uauk uIOtg II
Henry Kerr, Mr.. Kerr, and two daugh-
tiers, were guests at family dinner
party that evening.
Mrs. Shirley J. Rawson Of Mexico has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Harry D. Cole, during the past
week, and Mr.. Rawson came from Mex
leo With the girls basket ball team Fri
day and remained here over the week
end.
The Seneca Club Is entertained this
Monday evening by Mrs. Edith Wheeler
81 ner home on Porter Street. "a Study
Oh Song" is the theme of the evening,
and the program is:
s sSIs G ALI, FavOrits Song ,,s.
So:al SOlO-FOR Song Mrs. Edith Wheeler
An songs Mrs. Agnes Morton
noeal SOlo-Art Song Mrs. vIrgie Wilson /
fAnntion Melodies Mrs yirVie Wilson
vocal Solo-Plantation Mrs. Luella Smiley II
Inc light Of the fire which burned the
buildings Of Willard Brett of Otisfield /
Iore was noted from here Tuesday even |
ing as well as from more distant points, |
telephone inquiries coming here from |
North Paris, where the fire was thought |
70 Dc 10 this village. In the gale which
was blowing every ones first thought
was what bad night IL was for Q fire.
Inc buildings burned were On what is