Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-06
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE DOINdS OF THE wEEKIN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.


sfr,s Baptist Church. Rsv. g. W. =. Hm. Pcs
tor. Preaching every Sunday g !o4o A.
Sunday school at Il Sabbath evening servic1
At 4 50. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening D
so. Covenant Meeting the last Friday bo1ors
the LIST Sunday Of the month g 80 2. Il Al
not otherwise connected are cordiAAy mv1sod
Mrs. George Z. Turner and children
are ut Col. z. T. Browns. Lieut.. Tur'
ner has been ordered to Plattshurg, N.
Y, as an instructor ct tho summer
training camp.
Henry e. Shaw, who Is employed on
the Grand Trunk Railway, met with "a
accident last week. By the shCuting OF
a train he was thrown from . car on
which he was standing and the bones Of
the left foot were fractured. He u
now In hospital at Berlin, N. H., where
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark T. SHAW,
visited him Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Niemsrn and daughter,
Miss Sara Niemann, will leave New Yorh
Monday for Paris bill, where they VIII
occupy their summer homo for the 80
son. In July Mrs. William s. Balm
bridge of New York will visit them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Shaw OF Fort
land were the guests Of relatives here
Sunday. :,
Admiral and Mrs. William W. Kimball
arrived at their home here last week a.
ter spending the winter in Washington
d. C.
Mrs. Mary Z. Daniels has moved into
the rent in Charles Johnson's house.
The chalk talk given by Rev. G. w. 7
Hill Sunday evening was very interest
ing, and the duet sung by Mrs. Stacy
Robbins and Mrs. 81. p. Hammond VA
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Bates has come to stay With Misl
Ellen Ford for the summer. Miss Ford
is much improved In health.
Don't forget the business meeting oil
the Parent Teachers Association, Mon.
day evening, June 18th.
There will be food and candy sale or
the school grounds Tuesday, June 8
opening at $50 and continuing In the
evening.
There will be a free grammar schoo
graduation in Academy Hall, Thursday
evening, June Is, with the following
program:
March-Orchestra-
salStatory-Greas Things Begin Small.
Class VIII, Earl Andrews johnson
Class Essay-Reverse English.
Maynard Carlton Curtil
Class Prophecy Locke Bryan
Vsledictory-Finished. Yet Beginning,
Charles Henry Hammond
Orchestra.
Comforting Diplomas.
Address to Graduates.
Singing.
Reception.
NextSunday, June II, will be School
Sunday. All pupils and parents are
urged to attend the morning services.
The regular monthly meeting OF Paris
Hill Library Association will DO held 81
the library Wednesday, June Z, Ut
O'Clock.
Advertised letters in Paris post Office
June LIST:
Henry w. Blake.
Mr.. ID. Bigelow.
Mr.. Herbert Magoun.
Mr.. W. N. whitIon.
Dr. Chas. Grant.
T. Jones.
Geo. Z. Legion.
HELEN r. Cole, P. NJ.
wHIrTEAoRE DISTRICT.
There will be an entertainment and
sociable at the Whittsmore school house
Friday evening, June 8, at 7:45, five
cents admission.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Harry and Leon Harlow Of Massachu-
sets are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cushman and chill
dren, Alma Bernice, Irms Doroas and
Lillian Elva, of Bethel, and Mr.. and Mrs
James L. Barrett and son Wendell were
Sunday guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mason.
Winfield Cutting has traded cows with
Henry Davenport OF Sumner.
Ernest Cutting 10 working for Franz
Perkins for few days.
Miss Irms Dorcas Cushman 10 visiting
her grandparents.