Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-14

Next Sunday being Christmas SUNDAY
snere VIII Do music and other feature,
appropriate to the occasion ~ thu sav
eral churches.
At the Congregational church the or
aer OF the morning service will DO a. fol
organ Voluntary salecxet
Doxoiogy.
invocation.
nnnsnem.Unto U6a Child IL Born. Wilso,
Gloria.
Notices,
sAnsnen-Let ys Go into Bethlehem. 50. Loren,
Sans6sn-Holy Night Divine. .Ad.m
Reeponse-solo .. sa,acta.
hymn.
Sermon.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Poetlude-Organ .Seleotaf
Choir-Ms. Rose witham, soprano; Mis-
tenor; Mr.. Albert Z. Dean. bass. Ass,ssod Sl
Miss Evelyn Wight.
Orgsnist-Ars. j. Harold Neal.
The music for the morning service II
Deering Memorial Methodist Episcopa
church is a. follows:
Organ Prelude-cantique de Noel.
the Herald Ages Gs sias
1endelssohr
Anthem-Arise, Shine. Make,
Anthem-And There Were Shepherds. :. :. Wilson
Choir selection-The Song the Angels Sing.
fW,th vtouc OhN~..o,
Solo by Mias Graves.
Onertory-Ofertoire. OPP. l2.---..-.J. Dopjou
Flute and Organ.
hecessional-O Little Town Of Bethlehem,
Postlude- Christmas March. FisgleI
Sopranos: Mrs. Alta Wood, Miss Ruth raves
Miss Doris Kerr, Miss Gertrude Cushman, Miss
Florence Eastman. Miss Cristine Tarner, Mist
Hester Ordway. Miss Laura Brooks, Miss Mar
jorie Edwards, Miss Charlotte Cole.
Altos: Mrs. 9. II. Merrill, Mrs. Alton Jacobs,
Miss Florence johnson, Miss Doris Graves.
Bsssss Arthur e. Wright. Harry 4; sSn1 Williams
Lewis Woodwork.
Alfred Gotta. Violin.
W. @. McArdle, Flute.
Mrs. Stella W. Burnham, Organist and Di.
rector.
Order Of morning service at the Bsp-
fist church:
Organ Prelude.
Hymn-Joy to the World.
Anthem-And There Were Shepherds Williams
Responsive Reading Of Psalms.
Gloria.
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem-There Came Three Kings.------- Briggs
RsspOnse-solo. holy Night,
Hymn-Haral the Herald Angels Sing.
and Best. .Hanscom
Benediction.
Postlude.
Choir; Mrs. Noyes. Mrs. Smiley. Mr.. Cutting.
Mrs. Br.ckes.. organis..
Board Of Trade Elects.
The South Paris Board of Trade at It's
meeting Tuesday evening elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Pres-Perley +. Ripley.
yice-Pres.-George r. Eastman. Morton v.
Bolster.
sec.-Irving o. Barrovs.
Treas.-Byron w. futile.
After the election there was q some
what informal discussion of various mat
ters. 1t was suggested that speakers
might be procured from away, at no
large expense, to give addresses on mat
tsrs of interest. Some local problems
were also suggested which 1t would be
we'll for the organization TO consider.
Connected with the matter of street
lights, suggestions were made that there
are . number of dark spots that need
more light; that the lights, which are
to be put on at "dusk," are
never put on until an hour or 80 after
dark; that a moonlight schedule Of
lights is nonsense, anyway.
It was also suggested that some
crooked and angainly poles have been
set and are being set on our main streets;
and that there are far too many poles
anyway, as all wires might be run on
one line of poles, rs In some other places.
The latter part of the session was de-
voted mainly to discussion Of the situ-
alton regarding transportation between
Paris and Norway, viewed from Its nu-
msrous angles, but without arriving at
much conclusion.