Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-04
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris nm.

Services AZ Paris Hill Baptist church every
Sunday at 10 rs. Sunday School at II. SUNDAY
evening service at $50. Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 7 80 O'Clock.
The largest gathering In the history OF
the Sunshine Club meetings took place
last Thursday nc Mrs. Abbie Abbotfs,
twenty-five members, four guests and
seven children being present. 1t was
jolly crowd that enjoyed the delicious
dinner, and besides the usual amount OF
sewing which was done, . short literary
program was carried out and some lively
music closed the day. The next meet
ing will be In two weeks with Mrs. Mary
Stearus and Mrs. Elizabeth Stearns.
The dance at Academy Hall Saturday
evening proved to be success socially
and financially. There were parties Of
dancers from all directions. One team
from South Paris brought thirty-fivs peo-
pie. There will be another In two
weeks.
The regular monthly meeting Of Paris
Hill Library Association will be held at
the Library Wednesday, March 5, at 4
Pm.
There will be q meeting of the Parent
Teacher Citizens Association at the
school house Monday evening, March 10.
Prof. E. A. Daniels will speak to the
members and good attendance Is de-
sired.
1t may be interesting for the parents
and citizens to know that during the
time the oldest pupils have been in Paris
Hill school about $3.50 has been added
to the school equipment through the
efforts of teacher and pupils, besides
many dollars spent for socisbility, Red
Cross work, Armenian aud Belgian Re-
lief. The school also owns $40 worth Of
w. s. Stamps.
Miss A. j. Gwynne will conduct ser
vices in the Baptist church on Sunday,
March 9Th.
Advertised In Paris post Office, letter
for Mr.. Leland Coffin, care OF Sanford
Coffin.
It's true that we had little snow and
blow and touch Of winter the first of last
week but it did not last long; the bright,
sunny sprlpglike days soon returned and
the first of March finds US with the near
eat to "winterlsss winter" that we have
had In years.
Sergeant Fred Robinson Of Bethel was
the guest of his uncle. s. c. Buck, last
week. Sergeant Robinson was attached
TO some Of the southern truiuing camps.
he has q brother with the forces in
France and another brother in the navy.
In the absence of the regular supply,
Prof. Edwin A. Daniels occupied the
pulpit at the Bag list church Sunday in .
very acceptable manner.
Mrs. George E. Turner, who has been
In Portland for several weeks, returned
with her infant sou, Edward Brown
Turner, to the home of her parents, Col.
and Mrs. Edward T. Brown, In this vii
lage last Wednesday.
In the recent drive for assistance for
the Armenisns nearly sixty dollars was
subscribed here. The subscriptions were
solicited by Prof. Daniels and Mrs.
Alddrich.
Mr.. Winslow has closed his home here
temporarily and Is boarding at the Hotel
Andrews at South Paris.
Through an error in making up the
forms of last weeks Democrat the fol-
lowing Paris Hill item was printed
among the South Paris locals. 1t should
also be added that the Sunshine Club
to the result. can those
In the Paris branch of the Red
Cross will be glad TO know their con-
Segment of garments was finished and
shipped last week. The sll-dsy meeting
was q great success, and much more
work was accomplished"
In renewing her subscription to the
Democrat, Mrs. Dora G. Thsyer, former
ly of this town, who now resides in Nor
wood, Mass, writes: 1.-THE children
and enjoy the Democrat very much and
my sister says when the paper arrives
that don't drop IL until have read
every w.rd. IL seems like friend from
home"
Sunday, March S0;h, will be observed
as Reunion Sunday by the Baptist Sun
day School. All who have at any time
been members of the school are invited
to attend. Any one not able to be pres
ent is asked to send greeting to be read
at a roll call, which will be q part Of the
exercises. An old-fashioned Sunday
School concert will be given. Those
sending letters please address Miss
Anesta Eastman, Paris, Maine.