Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DolN0s OF TnR WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS OF TnH COUNTY.


sarv4esa N Psx1s Hin Bspslst church evesy
Sunday At loSA sunday school e II san1;ay
evening ssTsics ;. Is, e $500 tn11'As
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin p. Stsarns snter'
tanned ct Christmss dinner Mr.. and nrs.
Stuart W. Goodwin and two sons, Nor.
man and Robert Mr.. and Mn. seward
Up. Stsarns, Mr.. and Nm. Austin r.
Stssrns, Jr., and two children, Lena and
Roger A, and Mr.. and Mrs.. Aisxanoer
T. Stearns.
The regular meeting Of the directors
Of the Paris aim Library Association
will be held ct Hamlin Memorial Hail.
on Wednesday. Jan. i, at4 O'Clock.
The Community Christmas dinner -
Cummings Hall proved good success
and furnished pleasant social occasion
for large number. Besides singing Dy
Mrs. Stacy Robbins and exercises By the
children, Lieutenant Orland r.. Daniels,
Who has been stationed ut Camp Taylor,
Louisville, KY, and Private Howard 4.
Cole. now stationed ut Camp Devens ut
Aver, Msss., were called upon and gave
interesting accounts Of army camp LIE.
George England OF Lancaster, N. H.,
was Q weekend guest Ut Joseph B.
Coles.
Among those reported on the sick list
are Mrs. Virgil K. Parris and Freeland
A. Doe.
Leslis Bennett, who has been with bis
brother Guy Bennett at Point Anne.
Ontario, for several months, has returned
and is Ill ut the homo Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bennett.
A. D>l Irfva 20 h p hin
Paris Hill did patriotic service to the
limit, a usual, bringing In one hundred
and eight members, . remarkably good
showing for this season of the year when
80 many summer homes are closed.
The local Red Gross headquarters have
been moved from the Pine Tree Tea
Room to It's former location In the rooms
over the post-ofice.
Charles Andrews has bought . new
horse aud commenced carrying the mall
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Atwood and
Ensign Raymond L. Atwood spent
Christmas with relatives In Dix6eld.
Ensign Atwood II nov In Boston for .
few days.
Lieut.. Orlapd 81. Daniels, having re-
ceived bis discharge from the service ut
Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky, spent
Christmas With his parents, Prof. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Daniels, at their homo
here. Lieut.. Daniels left here Saturday
for Green uich, Conn. where he expects
to resume bis profession - teacher.
Archie L. Cole Of Portland and How
ard r. Cole from Camp Devens were ct
home TO spend Christmas with their
family.
Two of the dolls In the voting contest
nj the Howard drug store were won BY
Paris Hill young ladies. The third went
TO Miss Evelyn Cummings and the sixth
TO Miss Esther Curtis. Needless to say
they gave great pleasure. The young
ladies wish to thank oil those who assist
ed them.
About 1--WE inches of light snow Satur.
day aud Saturday night has transformed
travel from wheels 10 runners.
The Sunshine Club which was to meet
with Mrs. Maud Andrews this week
Thursday, has been postponed indefinite
" because of 90 much illness In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred n. Daniels spent
Christmas With Mrs. Daniels parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Twitchell In
Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Thurlow of Gardi-
ner spent the holiday with their dsugh-
ter, Mrs Fred w. Shaw In this village.
Mrs. Rose Applegate and Miss Myea
Bridgham of Portland and Thomas Stat
terry of Auburn spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Slsttery.
Henry Shaw was Ut home from his
work on the Grand Trunk Railway and
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Mark p. Shaw,