Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-29
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hul.

First Baptist Church. Rev. g. W. T. Hi. pas
tor. Preaching every sunday a. ioao A..
sunday School at Y. sae6ssh evening s sSrvs ~
so. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
the lat Sunday of the month at 80 r. =. Al
not otherwise connected are cordiaiy inVise"'
Mrs. N. A. Cummings attended the
Oxford County Teachers Association at
Buckfield, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Wiley have
been here preparing the Carter house
for a summer tenant, Mrs. Robinson, OF
Portland, who is to occupy 1t about May
LIST.
Miss Annie Eastman has been visiting
her nephew, Richard Eastman, in Berlin
n. a. -,
A meeting Of the Baptist parish will
be held at the chapel on Tuesday OF
next week to make arrangements for re-
pairing and improving the church as
sembly room.
Albion W. Andrews has purchased the
Joseph Slattery stand at the corner OF
Main and fremont Streets, where he has
resided since his house burned.
Mrs. Mira c. Snow has sold her place,
Cross roads, to Miss Cara D. Cooper OF
Fall River, Mass. Miss Cooper, with
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Bailey, came to
Paris Hill last week and is occupying
the place.
A summer resident of Paris Hill sug-
gests 10 the Democrat that at tbs season
a report on the road and weather condi-
tions in this section would be of value
TO those living out Of the state. The
local weather conditions for the past
week have been OF the finest and the
roads have become dry enough for auto
mobiles between Portland and Paris and
on the main highways, though mud
holes still exist In roads passing through
the woods and low wet lands, and some
of the local roads are rough.
Mrs. Fl. p. Hammond, who has been
confined to her bed for the past five
weeks with rheumatic fever, Is gaining
quite fast. She sits mp a part OF the
time and walks around a little. She
wishes to thank her many friends for re-
mem beriug her SO kindly with post cards
and letters in her illness, almost every
day receiving by mail one or more post
cards and letters, which gave her great
pleasure.
Prizes were awarded on Sunday by the
Baptist Sunday School to the memberl
having been regular and faithful in at
tendance during the fiscal year. Lois
Curtis and Glenn c. Ross received
Bibles. Alice Curtis, NJ. Ronald Shaw
and Harland ]. Shaw received books.
The first Universalist Circle OF the sea
son will be held at Academy Hall OF
Friday evening, May I'd, at which time
will be presented the farce entitled
"Blighted Buds" by the following cast
Sir Roger oTraumel. an Irish Bsronet,
Mr.. Stanley Bennett
Professor Palmap, his friend,
| Mr. Newton Cummings
John Smith. Drummer" Mr.. 4. A: J.nkin.
\ Pat, gardener, Mr.. Jarvis Thayer
Mrs. Hypatia Harrington Hitchcock. a widow
4 Mrs. W. II. Cummings
Angelina. her daughter, aged seventeen.
4 Mrs. 4. q. Harlow
Drusills Durham. q spin ster OF forty i've.
1 Mrs. Jarvis ThAyei
Katy, an Irish servant. Mas Mary Pierce
To be followed by promenade unds
the management Of Mr.. Arthur 5. Hall
All are cordially invited. Ice creau
will be on sale during the evening. AID
mission Is cents. Dancing Is cents 1
couple. Doors open at 1880. Curtain =