Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-30
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TnR DOlN0s OF TnH WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.


First Bapsiss Church. Rsv. g. W. 2: Mn. pas
Sunday School Is Il. Sabhath evening service
q s.. Prayer Meeting Thnrsd.y evening" 8
the LIST Sunday Of the month q Q 80 =. %. All
not othervts 'onne sst se cordia''y 'nvised
Mrs. George e. Turner returned Sat-
urdsy from trip to Fortress Monroe.
Va.
Several of the members of Paris
Grange from this section Of the town
made exhibits ct the grange fair ct South
Paris last Friday.
The Paris Hill Red Gross organization
is now very comfortably located In the
rooms over the post-ofice, whore 1t
meets for work each Wednesday evening
and Friday afternoon. A large amount
of work 10 being accomplished.
Raymond L. Atwood, who 10 enlisted
in the u. 8. Aviation Corps and has been
in training at the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology Aviation School for the
past two months, has been ordered to
the Naval Flying Station at PENSACOLA,
Florida, and left for there last Saturday.
Next Sunday will be observed as Rally
Day at the Baptist Sunday School and q
Sunday School concert will take the
place of the regular exercises. Every
one is invited to be present.
The first Baptist circle of the season
will be held at Cummings Hall on Tues
day evening. A baked bean supper will
be followed by Halloween party. Will
those who have not been solicited from
please bring pastry. All are cordially
invited.
A. NJ. Daniels has sold the lumber that
came from the old Carter barn that he
took down near Admiral KimbalPs place
and il Is to be hauled to Hebron by q
motor truck and regretted.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce and Mise
Mary Pierce are on q visit OF about
week 10 Boston, leaving here the middle
of last week.
Word has been received that the First
Corps Cadets OF Massachusetts, reached
France all right. In this organization
were Arthur Shaw of this village and
Ralph Hallstt and Thaysr Quinby of
Massachusetts,, who have relatives and
friends here. Edward Eastman, who
wen, as q member of Company D Of
Norway, is also somewhere in France"
Admiral and Mrs. Henry w. Lyon are
stopping at the Hubbard House for =
time before going away for the winter
months.
Prof. Edwin A. Daniels 10 having an
extensive Job OF remodeling done to the
and his crew of carpenters are doing the
work. When completed 1t will greatly
improve the place.
E. B. Curtis has purchased the Jarvis
N. Thayer farm of Judge Potter and ex-
poets to occupy it the coming spring.
On account of this change Mr.. Curtis
offers for sale bis stand which Is CEN
trally located in the village. The place
| is advertised for sale In another column
of this paper. Mr.. Curtis has sold his
field east of the village to A. A. Jenkins.
This 10 Food Conservation week and
every family will be asked to sign card
pledgiug It's assistance to the Food Con-
servation Commission In working out
the economy and saving of such foods as
| wheat and meats that can be shipped
across to support our armies and thus
help win the war. The Commission asks
that we use fish instead of meat and
corn instead of wheat part Of the time.
II JOoCtu -. SOi0 oao Oooh NioAb18
relatives In Guildhall, Vermont.
Do not forget to put three cents post
age on your letters and two cents on
postsls beginning Friday.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Mrs. A. Guy Cushman and family
spent few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Mason.
Mrs. Frank Lowering and son Sher.
wood from Lewiston are with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins and son
Frank visited her sister, Mrs. Everett
Reed Of Buckfield.
1 Mrs. William Mason Is suffering from
q ssrvsre sprsin in her left arm.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ryerson Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Arthur Cole Is caring for Mrs.
Harry Cole of Paris Hill, who is very
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason.
Chas. Hadley from Sumner has pur.
chased calves Of Arthur Cole and Will
Harlow. Mr.. Harlow has also sold
three calves to Ben Russell OF South
Paris.
Mrs. William Mason wishes to thanh
the Sunshine Club for the lovely box o
flowers received Thursday, the 18th.