Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-03-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.



sor. PreachinS every sunday q loA6 A. n.
Sunday school as u. SabbAsh evening service
q 50. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening q
80. Covenant Meeting he lsst Friday osfcrs
me lss sunday Of the month q 80 r 4 Al
nos osherWise connscssd Are cordially invited.
Miss Josephine Cole 10 at home from
her teaching in Westbrook for vsca-
ton.
Miss Ethel Mason from Lewiston 10
Waiting AT A. II. Daniels Miss Thelma
Daniels will return home with her for
visit during vacation.
Pr. Ripley and G. w. Cole were
among those who went to Portland -
Republican delegates
Mrs. Lula Daniels began work az the
Hubbard House the first of the week.
There viii be no circle this week.
CYRUS Thurlow of Gardiner Was .
guest of his daughter, Mrs. p. W. Shaw,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha sturtevans is visiting at
L. B. MerrilPs.
Fred W. Shaw has gone to Auburn to
work for bis brother, Charles l.. Shaw,
csrpenteriDg.
day from Der visit to Pennsylvania, New
York and Massachusetts,. She has been
absent six weeks
Mrs. Herbert L. Scribner and Miss
Mary l. Mellen were in Togus the first
| of the week to consult DR.. B. 2, Brad
bury.
Raymond L. Atwood IL at home from
Boxdoin College for vacation OF ten
days.
The Uuiversalist Social will meet next
Friday afternoon at half past two o'clock
with Mrs. Mark P. Shaw. All are invit-
ed a. usual.
We recently had occasion to refer in
this column to the large number OF
barns that have disappeared from this
village in recent years and now another
is added to the list. In beginning The
work of remodeling the Hiram Rawson
stand, recently purchased by Mrs. Me
man Of New York, the barn has been
compile; ely taken down.
An unusually good attendance has
been attained in the Paris Hill school
during the present term. Pupils not
absent:
Alice Curtis Althea Curtis
| Thelua Daniels Charlie Hammond
Marion Hammond Alice Hutchins
1 Rarland Shaw Glenn Ross
Maynard Curtis Maxine johnson
Earl johnson
Absent one-half day:
Arthur Valley Roland Andrews
Absent one day:
Karlton Andrews Merton Curtis
4 Alma Marstoo Frances TnAyer
Ralph johnson
The bottom part of steamer and sew
eral unclaimed plates are LETT In the
kitchen at Cummings Hall. II anyone
has missed any of said articles will they
please call for them.
William 81. Chase of Mechanic Falls Is
to open a private hospital in that town.
| He and his father have bought . large
place there, and as there 10 q demand for
it be will fit the place for private patients.
Mr.. Chase was formerly of Paris Hill,
and when his father sold his place here
William entered the Boston City hospital,
graduated with honor, took the state
/ board examination in Massachusetts,,
passing with credit TO himself. Since bis
| return to Maine he has been nursing in
nearly all parts OF the state. He has re-
Gently married young lady OF Mechanic
Falls, Miss Piper, who trained in Angus
"a, 90 both Of them are equipped for the
work. Mr.. Chase is deacon in the Bap-
fist church at Mechanic Falls, president
Of the Christian Endesvor Society, and q
worker in the church. BE and his wife
will be pleased to see any Of the Paris
friends at any and all times. Their home
is at Is Yates Street, Mechanic Falls.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Miss Hattie Mason has gone TO Wood
fords TO work.
Frank Perkins has bought Q calf OF
the Thayer brothers.
William Parlin's horse cut his foot
quite badly while working 10 the woods.
Freedom Stront lost horse recently.
Mrs. Ora Bird 10 working for Fremont
Field.
William Harlow is hauling wood for
the Thsyer brothers.
Dwight Field is working for Frank
Bennett
Fl. T. Ryerson 10 loading q car OF pulp.
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