Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-03-12
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
.ourH PARIS POST OFFICE.
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Beginning Jan. 8, lsls.
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co,yreSstional Church. Rev. @.
Ffrss ~ rogers, Pastor. Preaching ser
~. h Is L. N: sunday school usS A. ~ Il;
J. r q SS ~ PRAYER meeting Wednesday even
Hn X. An, not otherwise connected
are oordIalIy Church. Rev. D. T. Faulkner Pas
YT Prssching service I Ts,r a. Msss.sns gc 20
scooo- .-s1ibE service at 90; prayer meeting
h..,s5sv evening az Z 80. All are welcome.
Nssol1assts, fburch, Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
49, On sunday, preaching serves s: .S a n,
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SsopsIl .Ss LAM IJP. NJ; Wednesday evening
prs!ssII .sTvlce 80 Seats free. Al are
Welcome. .,,., Church. Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
preaching service every Sunday at
i5SIN. Sunday School al IL M.
STATED MEETINGS.
TkA M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Rexuhr
.ss,'5g Tresdsy evening on or before nllmoon.
n9eooA6 mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
l. u 1TSI-s4sv evenin Of each week.-Aurora
isss ., I11s irst and .hird Monday evenings
o;eaca 3 NO Nount Pleasan, Rebekah Lodge. No
O. meets second and fourth frioaSs VI escn
month u w " <. Kinbsi Post, No. las. meets
a., and third Saturday evenings OF each
\ nonth. II @. 4. K bal. o
me- Kinbal Circle, Ladies OF the &.
D 49, "a arss snd third Saturday evenings Of
80 month, IN Grand Army Hall.
o5V-toshus L. Chamberlain camp meets
,.,Ss second and fourth Fridays OF each month.
POtH.-PaTis Grange; % s Sss Han ana 'niru
sac, &. C-Secono and fourth Mondays OF
sS TO 70 P.-ssony Brook Lodge, No. Isl.
nets second snd fourth Wednesday evenings
Of sA ~ P-@Hsnln Lodge, No. 81. meets every
ErtiSy evening az Pythian Hall.
Albsrt Ames went Friday to the hos
nital a, Lewiston for treatment for
hernia.
Miss Airline D. Croker is at home
from the Emerson College OF Oratory,
Boston.
Tbs Safety First Club was entertained
last Monday evening by Miss Ruth
Bolster.
LB. Head of East Sumner was q
guest at Albert D. Parks for few days
last week.
Mrs. ". ". Ripley, who has been III,
IL improving, and the nurse left the hrst
Of last week.
AN. Green went Friday to spend .
few DAYS With relatives in Portland and
South Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Cole entertain
ed rock party of five tables at their
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Barrows went
Wednesday 10 Pelham, n. r., to spend
two or three weeks with the family OF
Rev. n. Y. McAlister.
Miss Viola Walton, who is employed
In the J. R. Libby store at Portland, has
been spending few days with her par
snts, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Walton.
Mrs. c. Smiley was in Boston last
week to attend the millinery openings.
Mrs. Stanley ". Wheeler was In charge
Of the store during Mrs. Smiley's abb
ssnee.
VIC. McArile, who has been In
Hopsdae, Mass, for the past sixteen
is employed 10 the factory OF the Paris
Manufacturing Co.
tthe meeting of the Service League
last Tuesday, Mrs. Walter L. Gray was
elected chairman in place OF Miss Julia
P Morton, who is in Southern Pines, N.
c., for number Of weeks.
Letters received last week from Lloyd
L. Davis, who is in the Canadian For
es.ry, report that be is in Scotland. At
the time be wrote he was recovering
from three weeks illness with pneu-
MONA.
Frank L Porter, who had been here
with his sister, Mrs. Nellie Powers, for
some weeks, left last Monday on his
return 10 bis home in Michigan, going
from here TO Boston to take in the
automobile show.
Herman A. Bryant Of South Paris, Of
the class Of 1919, Bates College, has left
the campus TO take position in Auburn,
but will continue bis studies. He has
been elected member of the advisory
board Of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Bates.
An Easter concert will be given by
the Baptist Sunday School on the even
ing Of the Slst. The preparation Of the
program Is in charge of Mrs. Ethel
NOyes, Mrs. Nellie Brickett, Mrs. Mar
gsret Taylor and Miss Grace Dean.
The exemption board last week in
Quoted into the the service George
freeman Hudson of Byrsnt's Pond and
Arthur Bower Manning of Norway
They go TO San Antonio, Texas, to join
tne Aviation Section Of the Signal Corps
as chsnfeurs.
Harry B. Stone, who has been In
Georgia most of the winter, returned to
South Paris Thursday night, and will
remain here for the present. He Is i'm
pressed with the opportunities that
Georgia affords, and the way the people
are waking up to take advantage OF
them.
Hugh Curtis McPhee of South Paris,
OF the senior class of the University Of
Maine, is one of the five students elected
10 Phi Kappa Phi, an honorary society.
Election to this society Is based on
scholarship. Last fall Mr.. McPbee was
elected to membership In Alpha Zsta, an
honorary agricultural fraternity.
Miss Nellie L. Whitman of this place,
who teaches in Gould Academy, Bethel,
shpped and fell on the ice while on her
way 70 church on the evening OF Sum-
oay, the Sd, breaking both bones In her
ngns ankle. She was taken Tuesday to
o. harie's Hospital, Lewiston, where
sne Will have to remain for some weeks.
Francis s. Chapman of Springfield,
mass, whose wife died Q few weeks
since, Is now enrolled In the merchant
marine service Of the United States. BE
'Uuered himself first for enlistment In
soe navy, but was not accepted because
oi defective arm. he 10 now on the
ton.
James l.. Beattie OF Portsmouth, N.
d., OF the United States navy, has been
Sne guest OF bis cousin, James N. Osweli,
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