Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-02-19
he Oxford Democrat.
puth Paris, Maine, February 10, 1918
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr orF1cn.

SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
once Hours: Monday to Friday Inclusive
3 distribution Of mail. No Sunday hours.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Beginning Jan. 8, 19ls,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIs
Going east 9 :8s A. M, local, daily; % p. n.
rpress, daily except Sunday.
Going west: IS A. n express, daily except
nday; I :Os P. NJ, local. daily.
First Congregational Church. Rev. O.
eIlington Rogers, Pastor. Preaching SER
lee, AS A. n: Sunday School IL AS A. N;
In. Church prayer meeting Wednesday even
q st !: soy An. not otherwise connected
re cordially invited.
Aethodist Church. Rev. d. +. Faulkner, Pas
chool u M; Epworth League Meeting 800
NJ; evening service as 80; prayer meeting
Fednesday evening at 80. All are welcome.
Baptist Church, Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pas
n. ON Sunday, preaching service l045 A. NJ;
Sbbsth School u M; Y. P. s. @. T., 6I5 p. NJ;
FsYer meeting 90 P. NJ; Wednesday evening
layer service 80. Seats free. All are
elcome.
4 lJnlVerSall8L CQUrCQa Kew Out5<tI 6OfO 1AAoAg
|sstor. Preaching service every Sunday At
AS A. Il. Sunday School at II n.
4 A. F. Stevens has position In drug
lore at Portsmouth, N. 81.
Il A. F. Goldsmith was In Boston last
beek to attend the Gamers convention.
n Miss S. E. Porter Is at home from
|ortland for a vacation from her teach
Sg.
n William s. Abbott, after completing
Is furlough, returned Saturday to
imp Devens.
q Miss Eva Lowering of Lewiston has
ben q guest for few days OF her aunt,
fs. E. B. Dean.
THE Married Ladies' Whist Club was
Entertained by Mrs. George T. Eastman
thursday afternoon.
The Delta Alphss will meet with Mrs.
Arold Cole at her home on Pine Street
ursday evening, Feb. 81.
names Perry has finished work for the
iris Manufacturing Co., and will clerk
the store of the Fred n. Wright Co.
ELMER R. Tyler, who is in the navy
q has made several trips across, is
re for few days TO visit his people on
[short leave of absence.
Mrs. and Mrs. Irving o. Bsrrows en-
Etained the Kupple Klub at their home
|kursday evening. Five tables were I'LL
y nc rock. Refreshments were served.
Hugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G..
@ortop, was taken last week to the Eye
q Ear Inirmary In Portland, where
underwent q minor surgical operation
= his ear.
RE court week storm tradition is one
the things of the past. Last week, al
|ough there was but little sunshine,
= four days Of court were the four
1Ildest days this winter.
Deputy Sheriff Benjamin r: Billings
&Brysnt's Pond went to Thomaston
Hsurday with William b. Wheeler, who
the only one sentenced to state
rlson at the February term OF court.
The following are the officers of the
Xsizens Telephone Co. recently elected:
Rres.-George II. McKeen.
Clerk and Treasurer-C. W. Bowker.
Directors-Telhs Thibodeau, w. II. Sturtevant,
INK s. Dudley, Winslow @. Thayer.
J The only school in South Paris that
~ a one hundred per cent enrolment
! The thrift stamp campaign is the fifth
d sixth grades Of the Shurtlef school.
he value of stamps sold to date is
800.
State Horticulturist Frank II. Dudley
a County Agent George A. Yeaton
oore speakers at meeting Of the re-
|Isenated Oxford County Fruit Growers
location held at Grange Hall last
4esdsy.
Mrs. Ella P. Farwell, widow OF
@ngustus c. Farwell, who died at her
bme In York Beach on Monday Of last
@eek, was the daughter OF the late
|oseph and Phebe (Hsmilton) Knight,
I'd formerly lived in South Paris.
A service flag with five stars has been
ing out by Mt. Mica Lodge OF Odd
allows. The five men are First Lieut..
10Y l. SWEET of Co. d, 10Sd Infantry,
I6r6UC6 n. NluolOW VI thO AhO1iSoA ~
hrtment, Elmer r. Tyler of the navy,
rthur Foster and Millett Whitney.
&Something like seventy attended the
|hapman concert at Norway Tuesday
sening from South Paris. Transporta-
on accommodations were furnished by
bveral teams from Norway, and the
Rening being strangely mild for this
Inter the trip was made in comfort.
Mrs. L. @. Morton, Miss Julia p. Nor
Do, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Morton and
Kathleen Richardson left last week on the
Ssy to Southern Pines, n. G. Mr.. Nor
|pn will make q business trip through
be South, and the rest of the party will
'smsin at Southern Pines for some
Feeks.
The Seneca Club meets this Monday
Fening with Miss Grace Thsyer at her
pme on Main Street. sour Country"
the seasonabls topic of the program,
5hich Is:
)pn CALI Quotations from Lincoln and Wash
ington.
+ory OF the Fls8 AiSS aien
being America Mary wheeler.
|ew National Mrs. Lucia smiley
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