Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-04
SOUTH PARIS.

/ SOUTH PARIS.
sourH PARIS POST OFFICE
oac, Hours; Monday 70 Friday Mciu s,Nu
OneSx ~ .snPn Saturday evening ope
iwia.:,-Ibntion OF mall. No Sunday hours
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
BEGINNING Jan. 8, 1918.
-v.rss LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
..ssst 9 IS AM, local, daily; 5 80 p. \
1a.s daily except Sunday.
express Ssst. S. A. M, express, daily exceI
sn1sSsS. Os P. NJ, local, dany'
49,, ronVregstional Church. Rev. {
f ns,Sn Rogers, Pastor. Preaching sen
WehI Is.i5 A a.. Sunday School III 40 A. -:
yP e. 6OOP.M.; Evening service ~
Pm Church prayer p nes Otherwise cOnnscssd
are cSrdia,sy G5nrch, Rev. d. T. Faulkner, Paa
80, Preaching service l0ao A. n SaocaS y
Schoo, .vsning service at Z 90; prayer meeting
2 NJ. .,s5ov evening at 7 80. All are welcome.
Wsanns,s, Tbnrch, Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
an sunday, preaching service 10 - A. n.
s.bbstb school Y M; Y. p; 5. Y. y, oio I. ~
Srsyer meeting go P NJ WEDNESDAY snon a.,
prsysr service 1870 seats iree' An A''
welcome. Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
ot..a. preaching service every sunday
in.S N. sunday School at IL n
STATED MEETINGS.
"a M.-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Rexula'
I.,;ng Tpesday evening on or before fullmoon
nee O n mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
~ rIS y, evenin Of each week.-Aurors
H ssss,nonment irst and third Monday evening"
otssca DOn Nonnt Plsasan Rebekah Lodge, No
a y 800 seeond and fourth Fridays OF escf
month in odd Fellows HAL. 40
mona NV. <, Kimban Post, No. las, meets
at and third Saturday evenings OF escn
Month. IN q. A. Z. Hall.
W. X. Kimball Circle, Ladies OF the 9. A
D meets frat and third Saturday evenings o,
s.ss mon.s, IN Grand Army Hall.
oSV-Ioshus L. Chamberlain Camp meets
- ,bs sacond and fourth Fridays or eacn montn.
p OF H.-Paris Grange, meets nrst anu tniru
saturday Of each month, In grange aau.
u. G.C.-Second and roursn nonusys VI
sSn EOC ~. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
meets 90 second and fourth Wednesday evenings
sI Of P.NHsmlin Lodge. No. 81, meets every
Friday evening at Pythian Hal.
Howard ". Shaw has been engaged to
furnish music for next Memorial Day.
Miss Mildred Ham of Portland was the
vnest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. Jones over
Memorial Day.
Sbsw,s Orchestra goes this Monday
evening to South Waterford to play for
drama and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Walker spent
Memorial Day at Enrol, n. a., with MI.
and Mrs. Fred q. Evans.
All the schools were suspended from
Wednesday till Monday, on account OF
Memorial Day on Thursday.
George (. Buck of Boston visited his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Buck, and BROTH
err, DR.. c. L. Buck, over Memorial Day.
Richard Rogers spent Memorial Day
at Bethel. where the address was deliv-
cred by bis friend, Rev. Arthur N. Soule
Of Gray.
Miss Clara Bacon of West Paris, who
is a teacher at Pennington Normal
School, was a guest at j. j. MerrilPs
Friday.
Mrs. Ralph B. Penfold and daughter
Mae Falss and son Jack of Portland
were guests of relatives here over Memo
rial Day,
Harold A. Abbott was at home over
the holiday from Portland, where he has
A situation in the Office Of the z. I. Bur-
rowes Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Maxim Of Fall
mouth Foreside have been guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Maxim,
for few days.
Our gentle showers have refreshed the
earth which was getting dry, and vege-
tstion in general is looking fresh and
good, and remarkably forward for the
season.
Albert Wheeler has returned from the
school OF pharmacy in Boston for the
summer vacation, and is again on the
job in the drug store of the Chss. 81.
Howard Co.
Mrs. D. NJ. Stewart and children
Geraldine aud Gordon will soon 60 to
Diamond Island, where they will have q
furnished cottage and spend the summer
with Dr.. Stewart.
Rev. aud Mrs. Arthur M. Soule of Gray
were guests o. Rev. and Mrs. G. Yelling
ton Roger Ior the day Friday, on their
return from Bethel, where Mr.. Soule
gave the Memorial Day address.
Edwin and Nathan McKeen of Haver-
bill, Mass, have been guests of their
father, n. c. McKeen, for Q few days,
and Mr.. McKeen accompanied his son
Edwin to Haverhill on his return.
Miss Harriet Fogg, who was principal
Of the grammar school during the fall
and winter terms, and went from here to
the junior high school at Sanford, was
the guest of Miss Ethel C. Crockett over
the school recess.
Mrs. Gertrude Gray and daughter
Thelms OF Freeport have been spending
few days here. Mrs. Gray was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. McArdle,
and Thelms was with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Atwood, Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles w. Bowker, Walter l..
Gray and Alton G. Wheeler from this
town attended the funeral OF Hon.
George D. Bisbee at Rumford Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora S. Briggs has sold her home
stead, known as Highland Cottage" to
Henry A. Morton. The sale Was made
through the j. Hastings Bean Real
Estate Agency. Mr.. Morton will make
quite extensive repairs before he oc-
eupies il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Kenney OF
Gardiner were here for Memorial Day
with Mr.. Kenney's father, j. <. Kenney,
and Mrs. Kenney will remain here for Q
lew weeks. Mrs. Mildred Fox Of Lew
iston was also here for short time dur
Ing the week.
Alton c. Wheeler and household were
at their camp at Shagg Pond from Thurs
DAY Till Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ.
Wheeler of Wakefield, Mass, were also
az their camp there for the same period,
and were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallinger Of Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac j. Monk and Mr..
and Mrs. 0'Neil w. Brown are to move
nom the house on Myrtle Street which
nas been occupied by the Monks for
many years, to the Darius 8. Sanborn
nonse at Steep Falls, Norway village,
which has been purchased by Mr.. Brown.
Little Miss Geraldine Bennett 10 the
nrst one to 60 strswberrying this year
that We have heard of. She brought to
tha DAmncrak On Tia Q0hh of Mar f0ur