Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-04-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hin.

First Baptist Church, Rev. q. W. Z. Hill, pas
snns.r sssaol every ssSSasS evening service
at I: 49, Prayer Meeting Thursday evening AZ
| 80. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
| the Let Sunday Of the month at so p. =. All
not otherwise connected are cordially invited.
Mrs. Edward C. Robinson of Brook.
line, Mass, 10 a guest at the Hubbard
House for few days.
Alfred NJ. Daniels, who operates the
public transportation line between Paris
Hill and the Grand Trunk station at
South Paris, came out last week with
new auto stage of q bright red color.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oswell arrived
here Saturday from Grand Falls, near
Calais. Mr.. Oswell has leased the Pever-
lev Garage at South Paris where be will
do repair work.
Mrs. Charles B. Andrews submitted to
surgical operation for the removal OF
febroid tumor performed by DR.. Web
Der of Lewiston, assisted by DR.. Stewart
of South Paris, at her home in this vii
lage on Monday of this week. A trained
nurse is caring for her. and she Is re-
ported comfortable and doing we'll.
As a sort of "side line" to his large
orcharding interests, U. III. Head does
something at pig raising. Recently there
have been born within a day and half on
his place fifty-on little pigs from i've
mothers, all but one Of which are living
and lively. At the same birth rate Mr..
Heald expects to be the proprietor OF
forty more pigs within few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara B. Cushman OF
Auburn were guests at the Hubbard
House over Sunday and Patriots Day.
Frank Andrews of Everett, Mass, 10
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Andrews.
Beuj. S. Doe of Portland was the guest
of relatives here over the holiday.
Admr. and Mrs. II. W. Lyon are re-
turning to Paris Hill on Tuesday OF this
week. Admiral Lyon has spent the
winter in Washington, ID. c., and Mrs.
Lyon in Honolulu.
The Sunshine Club met April 10 with
Ida Sturtevant at Sunny Acres Farm, and
spent a delightful day. A surprise in
the form Of birthday cake was present
ed to two of the members whose birth
days occur ON April 18Th, and they are
OF the same age. All partook of fine
dinner with the usual good appetites.
Sewing and talking was enjoyed until
a late hour. The next meeting will be
with Kate Hammond.
Frank Bennett has been quite sick
with grippe.
Mrs. Charles Dudley is visiting her
sister in Connecticut.
RAYMOND Gates has begun work on
the cellar to his bungalow.
Harry COllins visited his aunt, Mrs.
Sewell Rowe, last week.
Miss Annie L. Paris is again confined
to the house by illness. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
The spring term of the village school
really opens Tuesday, April 20, two
weeks and three days having been made
up which were lost on account Of whoop-
ing cough.
Pupils not absent:
Abbie Bryant. Harland Shaw.
Glenn Ross Ronald Shaw.
Alice Curtis. Merton Curtis.
Arthur Valley.
Roy Hammond, IL day.
Those who were not absent up to the
time of enforced absence on account Of
cough:
Charlie Hammond. Althea Curtis.
Alice Hutchins Il day). Thelma Daniels.
Marion Hammond. Esther Curtis Il day..
| Marion Cummings.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Miss Hattie Mason is working for
Frank Lowering of South Paris.
Winfield Cutting has been saving
wood around here.
Frank Perkins is laying new floors and
building sideboards for Mrs. Fremont
Field.
Erwin Lapham has gone to Massachu
sets to visit his sister, Mrs. Partridge.
Mr.. Partridge is very sick.
Fremont Field has sold his oxen to
A. E. Morse of South Paris.
viii Parlin has sold fat hog to Pledge
of South Paris.
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