Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-30
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.


First Bsptiss Church. suppres- PrsachnS
every Sunday as 10aS 4. y. SUNDAY ecoool
aS Il. sabbath evening service 8 Z -. frayet
Nssns InussdsE sssnnS = ~ ~ II, Sunday
Of tho month as 80 2. y. AL mos osherwise
connected are cordially invieed.
At the Sunshine Club, which met with
Mrs. John Pierce last Thursday, there
were twenty nine present including six
children. The usual amount Of sewing
was accomplished. One afghan was
completed for the Service League and
many squares we're made for the second
one. The next meeting viii DO an
nounced later.
Mr.. Wiuslow moved last Tuesday
from his apartments In the old court
house 20 the Ellen G. Ford place on
Main Street. II is understood that the
former property will be occupied soon
by Mrs. Brinckle and Miss Agnes n.
Brown, who are to come here for the
summer from their homo In Wilmington,
Del.
Miss Cara d. Cooper, who has spent
the past winter with her sister, Mrs.
Nelson Bailey, at Wells River, Vermont,
Ia visiting the family OF her brother In
Moline, ILL.,, and expects to return 10 her
home at Paris Hill in June.
Admiral and Mrs. Henry w. Lyon,
after y winter at Southern Pines, N. c.,
are proceeding north and expect to ar
rive here about the middle OF May
visiting Washington, D. c., and Other
points on the way.
Mrs. Alonzo Pomeroy, who has spent
the winter with her sister In Auburn
was in town for q short visit last weeh
and expects to return and open bel
| home here soon.
Letters from Edward Eastman, who II
with the 103d Infantry, In France
| written in February and March anG
mailed early in April, reached here las
Thursday. At the time these wer'
written he bad just returned from hi
third service in the trenches and was
. rest camp and expected to visit TIT
Alps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Owen and vii
liam G. Harlow Of Dixfeld. were guest
Saturday and Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs
George N. Atwood.
u. Hiram Heald has done something
to help tbs fuel situation the past winter
having cut about q hundred and twenty
FIVE cords of wood.
10 cutting the wood on the lot recent
ly purchased from the town, Howard
Cole found scythe deeply grown into
tree in which 1t had been hanging to
years, so long that both the blade ant
snsth had become embedded In tn
natural growth of the tree.
Miss Mary i. Mellen, who has spent
few weeks in Portland, returned las
week TO her home In this place.
Mrs. j. n. Thomson returned to Pari
Hill Saturday after spending the winte
in Boston and New York. Her daughter
Mrs. Lunt and children, are expects
here this week.
Every member of the Red Cross OF
ganization who 10 interested 10 requisite
to be present at the meeting on Tuesda
afternoon of this week a. the necessar
papers have arrived aud preliminar
steps will be taken to organize the Pari
Branch OF the Southern Oxford Count
lChapter of the American Red Cross.
The work of remodeling the building
on the property of Miss Mary p. Burcf
Geld has begun under the direction Q
Maurice L. Noyes. A crew of workmel
have torn down the stable In order
open up the view and garage will
erected at some point on the place.
l The regular meeting Of the director
of the Paris Hill Library Associatio
will be held ct Hamlin Memorial Ia
|; on Wednesday, May I, at 4 O'Clock.