Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris nm.

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rirss Baptist Church, supplies. Preaching
every Sunday q Wb A. y. SUNDAY Scnool
as L. Sabbath evening service 9 30. Payes
Meeting Thursday evening Us 50. Covenanl
Meeting the last Friday before the lss SUNDAY
| of the month as 80 r. Il. All nx osnerWise
Ieonnected are cordially invited.
Letters received BY relatives here con-
tain the information that Edward East
man. who went to France ~ . membet
of Company D, has received . dose OF
German gas and 10 now confined IN z
hospital.
Miss Emily Burke Of Omaha, Neb., 10
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Stella h
Lunt, ut her summer homo here. Miss
Burke 10 Vassar College student.
Quite an extensive job Of road repair
| ing between this village and the guide
board on the South Paris road ano
around the village streets has been done
the past week by the road ma,nine and
a crew under the direction Of Wallace K.
Clifford. Some OF the rocks will be
missed.
Work 10 progressing we'll upon the
new summer residence Of Miss Mary P.
Burchfield of Pittsburg, Pa. N. L.
Moves Of South Paris 10 in charge OF the
remodeling Of the buildings which will
make q desirable summer homo when
completed. -,
Many of their friends in this place will
be pleased to know that the family OF
Charles Edward Case are to occupy their
summer homo here this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eugene Hammond oil
Portland were recent guests OF relatives
| in this village. Mr.. Hammond has for
several years been employed by the
Canadian Express Company at the Grand
Trunk station In Portland but has now
received promotion by the same com
pany to the cashiers Office on Exchange
Street.
Mrs. Kate s. Doe had the misfortune
| to lose valuable COW the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner E. Newell went
to South Paris the past week to remain
| for the summer at the home Of Perley T,
Ripley. Mr.. Newell IL recovering slowly
| from his recent illness. Their daughter
Mrs. Ripley, is in Portland hospital foI
treatment atpresent.
Rev. C. A. Knicksrbocker will begin
his services supplying the pulpit OF the
Universalist church on the frat Sunday
of July.
Mrs. 81. P. Hammond, who had been
| in the Central Maine General Hospital ir
Lewiston for month for surgical treat
| ment, returned to her home here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Shaw Of An
burn were guests Of relatives here Sun
day.
Francis Slattery of Berlin, N. a., wai
the weekend guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Slattery.
| Mrs. Fred w. Shaw spent the week II
Portland with Mrs. Perley r Ripley
who IL at Saint Barnabas Hospita
for treatment.
Miss Helen R. Cole spent Thursday ir
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Thurlow Of Gardi
ner were week end guests Of their daugh
ter, Mrs. F. W. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stearns were
ready at an early hour to receive the Sun
shine Club with their gentlemen ut Camp
Echo last Friday. A blazing fire wal
burning In the big fireplace. Fishing
tackle was lying along the bank in front
Of the cottage all baited for the guests
which looked very tempting, especially
| to the ladies, and there was much merri.
ment as the pickerel and few shin
| ers were drawn from the water. Besides
the fishing, quoits aud the children were
the chief attractions, while Rad Cross
knittiug was much In evidence. There
were thirty-nine present and all pro
nounced 1t q very enjoyable day. Tht
next regular meeting Of the club will bs
held at Mrs. Stearns' home on Stearn'
Hill next Thursday, June 10th.
Preparations are under way Tor the
Red Cross fair that is to be held during
the last part of July and every body Il
expected to assist. The committees vii
be announced next week.
Rev. C. A. Kuickerbocker supplied the
| Universalist pulpit at Watervllle las
Sunday and will preach at Bath ne1
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Hammond, who returned
Friday from the Central Maine Genera
| Hospital In Lewiston after q stay OF four
weeks, wishes 10 thank her many friendl
for their kindness which added to the
comfort of her stay there. She received
one hundred cards, seventy letters ant
many other remembrances, a. we'll a
many callers.
Clarence Hallett of Boston and Mr.
Mott of New York are guests at th'
Hubbard House.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Atwood spen
the weekend with the family OF theil
son, William E. Atwood, 10 Portland.
The Whittemore School closed June
7th with . patriotic program and the
awarding of diplomas to George and
Charles Colby, who will enter Paris
High next fall. One pupil Ruth Thsyel
was not absent during the spring term
Sherman Colby was absent one day
The Whittemore school contribution fOI
the Red Cross fnnd during the spring
term amounted to $2.25. Many Of th'