Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-18
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
,oUrH PAR1s POST OFFICE.
Monday 70 Friday inclusive
Otce HOUR ps. Saturday evening ope
10 l.s.AS,,on OF mall. No Sunday hours.
CHURCHES.
c-aysr,ousl Church. Rev.
rrsi CODf possrs Pastor. Preaching sel
wsfsr4S ~: sunday school II 40 A. y.
hee, sOOPN.; Evening service q
r SSnrch prayer meeting Mednesosy esei
~ SS0P.s Al, not Otherwise oonnecsee
~ cordially E FT.c Rev. d. +. Faulkner, Pa,
keia0s, service l0:k A. NJ Saooak
pf ESs y Epworth League Meeting So
scnoo - .,1;ng service at I 90; prayer meefin
2 h.s,say evening al 80; All are weIeoms,
Nednes, fbTrch. Rev. G. Howard Newton, Pa;
BsPH" SSrn5sy' preaching service 10 40 A. II.
pr Vn ssSooI III MY. p. S. 9. e, 6I5 p. n.
sso0al1 SSl,y, 90 p. NJ; Wednesday evenin
psye! .Sry,ce : 81. Seats free. AL Ar
Es.eo5s. Church, Rev. Chester Gore Miller
preaching service every sunday =
rSA.n. sunday School ~ l. n.
STATED MEETINGS.
N-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regula
i.,,,g Tuesdsy evening on or before tuImo ,
,eeo6 T-Nourt Nica Lodge, regular mee'
!.V..SU.,-s5sv ever.h OF each week.-Auror
sgs, LarsSS'f rss and shird Monday evening
otsScs 1On Ncpnr Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, No
p D.. o. .scorc snd fourth Fridays OF eacl
SS,,ts IN ODD Fellows HAL: ~, NO $500.
nI P-W. &. Eir,ban Post, NO. l4s, meek
a.. and thru saturday evenings Oh esci
s9lIs' y o. K n Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A
W. f-st and ,h,rd Saturday evenings o
D. -op,h, ir Grand army Hail.
az yIT-fnshua =. Chamberlain Camp meets
Ut ,scori ant fourth Fridays Of each month
,H.-Paris Grange, meets nrst ana tnire
s,,,v5sv o. each month, In Grange HAL:
% &. C.-Second snd fourth Mondays o.
aa non o. P-s.5ny Brook Lodge. No. Isl
-. second snI fourth Wednesday evening"
ssss P@%o Ti Lodge, No, 81. meets every
4 TsdSy evening a. PvthiAn Hal.
ys D. NJ. Richardson is visiting
,,I.tiyss At Milton for few days.
Shaw, Orchestra will play for q
snr,b Of July ball at Buck6eld July 8.
urCW. f1wker and Mrs. Howard
q shaw were 10 Lewiston Wednesday.
yr, Helen Lspbsm of Bryant's Pond
Ia, been the guest Of Miss Annie Muzzy
for few days.
Mia Jennie Boyce Of Lewiston has
ham the cues. OF Mrs. Harold @.
Fletcher for a few days.
ShaS's Orchestra played for wedding
reception and dance at Grange Hall,
South Waterford, Saturday night.
Mis-, Dorothy Wight arrived home for
,bs simmer vacation Friday night from
Albany, Y. Z, where she is in college.
Dc L. Buck and George Aver at
tended the state encsmpment OF the
Sons Of Veterans at Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. McArdle will 60
Friday of this week for visit to their
daughter, Mrs Roy Z. Strickland, In
Schenectady, \. 7.
Howard ". Shaw furnishes music for
a ,Oeiable at West Paris Tuesday even
Ing, and Sbaw's Orchestra will play for
dance at Oxford Friday evening.
Miss Iva N. Nuttsr was visited during
the past week by her sister, Miss Ethel
Sutter OF Portland, who has been teach
Ing during the past year in Comma.
Arthur Dow, chief electrician in the
navy .. Newport, r. l., arrived Satur-
day 10 spend furlough of a few days
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
Dow.
The play, "Farm Folks" which was
well presented here last Thursday even
ing, will be put on at Odd Fellows Hall,
Buckfeld, this Monday evening. Music
BY Shaw.
John S. Carver, former principal Of
Paris High School, who has enlisted In
the navy, was called to Boston last
Monday, after having been here for Q
few weeks.
George A. Wilson, Jr., formerly of
South Paris, has been transferred to the
motor train service, promoted to first
lieutenant, and is supposed to be now on
his way across.
The Pilgrim Class of the Congrega-
tions Sunday School wish to express
their hearty appreciation to those who
90 kindly aided them In various capaci-
ties In their drama
Stephen P Clifford went Friday to
South SOrwalk, CT, where he will have
spositon ia the shipbuilding industry,
with desk in the Office of his brother,
Wallace A. Clifford.
Miss Sara R. Coffin, who has taught In
TIE Brick school for the past few years,
viii teach during the coming year in
Old Town, where she will be with her
sister, who is also teacher there.
As the net proceeds of the operetta,
The New Flower Queen" recently
presented, the Girls Patriotic League
received about s1S, which is q larger
sum than the frat report indicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Clegg and
sr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Briggs left Sun
gay morning on weeks trip to visit
relatives ard friends In New Britain and
hartford, c., Boston and other places.
Sheriff. 2. F. Woodside of Fryeburp
brought over party Of four to the Ok.
lord Coz Patriotic Association Wed.
nesdsy. Mrs. Richard Gaffner, one oil
me S party, spent the day at Howard W,
Shsw's.
Mrs. Aluon Churchill of Leeds, for
merry OF South Paris, was In town We'd
lnssday Mr.. Churchill, who was for q
nme during the spring In critical CON
Sluon from pneumonia, and was In the
hospital for some time, is improved, but
"ye' 10 able TO do only light work.
=, The Delta Alphas will meet with Mrs
Myrtle Richardson Friday evening, june
N@ All who intend to 60 please notify
mrs Anna Jacobs or Mrs. Mildred COLI
VI or before Wednesday morning. Eact
Vae requested to carry . picnic lunch
meet Al DR.. Bucks Office ct $50 P. NJ.
Lafayette T. Dow, who has beer
teaching French during the past year In
.ue Allen Military School at West New
Wn, Mass, his rank In the school beins
major, Is here for . week or two. Or
S v 18Th be goes as Chief Councillor Il
Al1so Camp, summer school for boy
00 Long Lake, Harrison, for the season
Two boys were brought before Tria
Sustlce Albert D. Park at the cour
~ o'ass Thursday evening on the charg'
NJ M riding bicycles on the sidewalk q
. %sss Paris: They did not deny th'
ssSusfge, and after q very short session
.u'y paid 1888 each, that being thl
a%ou1t OF the costs, the fine being re
me boys patriotic recital Was bel,
Iast Monday ayaninu af tha hnma n