Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-05-29
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0S OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

First Bspeiss Church. Rsv. g. ". =. Mn. pas
cor. Preaching every Sunday q l0D 4. =.
q Prayer asss TSu sssS1 evening Z
so. Covenant Meeting the last Friday befo 10
the lst Sunday Of the month ct 80 2. II. All
not otherWise connected arc CORDIALLY invited.
Prof. and Mrs. William Roy Smith of
Bryn Mawr, Pa, arrived at their summer
home last Tuesday and are helping to
win the war by planting Q variety Of
crops.
Arthur j. Daniels of Berlin, N. a.,
was the guest of bis mother and brother
in this village the past week.
Miss Agnes n. Brown Of Wilmington,
Delaware, Is the guest Of Col. and Mrs.
Edward T. Brown.
Mrs. Lillian n. Lunt arrived here last
Wednesday and 10 at the Hubbard House
for time while preparing her homo for
occupancy.
DR.. N. NJ. Houghton has returned to
her home In this village after spending
ak months at South Paris and few
weeks with friends In Turner and Lewis
ton.
P. s. Mason and crew have begun the
erection OF large new barn on the farm
of Henry D. Hammond to replace the
one burned BY lightning last summer.
The Road Commissioner has the tract
or, road machine and . crew OF men
working on the road between thia vii
lage and South Paris. When finished
the road ought to be considerably i'm
proved.
Arthur Shaw, who has enlisted In the
First Corps Cadets Of Boston, Is ct home
for few days before beginning training.
Rev. G. W. r. Hill has 90 far recovered
as to be able to get down stairs and cit
up NEST of the time.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Charles L. Shaw Of
Brunswick and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nc
Ksnney of Auburn wore Sunday guests
at E. B. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley r. Ripley went
last week to their cottage at Norway
Lake. Mrs. Fred Shaw, who has been
In charge of the post Office during the
absence of Miss Helen Cole, joins them
this week.
Miss Irene Locke of Norway was q
Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark p.
Shaw.
The school and teacher attended Field
Day at South Paris, making the trip In
Alton Maxim's auto truck.
The Parent Teachers meeting will be
held at the school house on Friday even.
ing, June 9Th.
Beginning June lst, the library will be
open Monday afternoons from 500 to
4:30 and Wednesday evenings a. usual.
The Brockton Times Of May 25th con-
tains the following notice of Arthur
Shaw, one Of the sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark P. Shaw Of this village:
ARTHUR Shaw, for several years chauf-
feur for Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wright, en-
listed Wednesday In the engineering dc.
partment of the First Corps Cadets. Mr..
Shaw passed the examinations, and will
begin drilling next Thursdsy night. BE
has gone to bis home In Paris, Me-, for q
week. Mr.. Shaw has been counted one
of the most expert chauffeurs 10 the
city, with thorough understanding Of
cars and their mechanism. He will re.
main in the employ Of the Wrights until
they have gone to their sum mer home In
Lakeville, after which the Limousine
which he has driven regularly will be
put up for the summer. Mr.. Shaw's pc.
sition will be held open for him. he ex-
poets to 90 10 France With the second
unit, only Pershing's command proceed.
ing the First Corps Cadets"
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs.
Linnis Stsarns On Stearns Hill May II
with twelve Nom bers, six guests and six
children present. The usual amount OF
work was accomplished and all were
ready for the bountiful dinner that was
ready promptly at noon. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Florence Par
lin Mag Slst.
Miss Winifred Willis OF Boston is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. s. E. Newell.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Will Mason has sold bis nice steers to
John Hammond.
Frank Perkins has sold bis horse to
John MoPhee.
Will Parlin has bought pair OF steers
of Ted Daniels.
The children and teacher Of this neigh.
borhood attended the field day at South
Paris high school grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Mason and daugh.
ter Wilma called on Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Barrett OF the Mountain District and Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Briggs Of Buckfield Sun.
day, the goth.
There will be IN entertainment and So
ciable at the Partridge District school
house Friday evening, June /, and q
good crowd 10 hoped for.