Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINas OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hnl.

Services at Paris HIN Baptist church ever.
Sunday at 10 rs. Sunday School Is II. Sunda,
evening service at Z 80. Thursday eveninl
prayer meeting ss 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. o. A. Thayer IL spending wesl
or two In Waterville.
The annual meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Citizens Association will be
held at Academy Hall Monday evening
June o. Contrary to previous years, the
children viii be entertained instead oil
being the entertainers, and the program
will be given by the "Jolly Gentlemen
of South Paris, who need no introduc-
ton. Topics relative TO school welfare
will be discussed by A. D. Park, q
former efficient and interested superin.
tendent and now chairman of the school
board, by M. G. Joy, the present super
intendent, also by Mrs. Helen Hyde
Carlson, who Is just beginning hsr
pastorate in the Baptist church. No
admission, just your presence Is desired,
and an hour for sociability will follow
the program. Nsighboring school dis
tricts are cordially invited to join rs.
Remember the date, Monday, June 8.
A meeting Of the library directors
will be held at the library Wednesday,
June A, at P. NJ.
The Universalist church in Waterville
has purchased the fine residence of b.
r. Durham on Elm Street for parson-
age. Mr.. Durham was formerly OF West
Paris and taught school in this village
over thirty years ago. He 10 now making
bis home In California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knickerbocker are to occupy the new
parsonage this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Case of New
York arrived at Paris Hill the last of last
week for few days, returning to Boston
Monday with their car on the return trip
to New York.
Rev. Fl. 81. Bishop, former pastor OF
the Baptist church, visited friends here
last Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Bishop
is now settled at Brunswick, where two
of his sons are to enter Bowdoin Col
lege. He has until within Q few weeks
been settled at Caribou.
Carroll I. Hooper of Boston and bis
sister, Mrs. Henry T. Tirrell, were at
the Hooper summer home here last week
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Atwood spent
Memorial Day and the weekend with
the family of their son, William Z. At
wood, in Portland.
William A. Barrows has been Ill the
past week, having had slight shock
from which an early recovery Is hoped
by his many friends. Mr.. Barrows was
for many years messenger Of the Supreme
Judicial Court and made many friends
In all parts of Oxford County.
Miss Psrsis N. Andrews of Roxbury,
Mass, q former resident Of Paris Hill, Ia
spending the summer at Amherst, N. b.
Mrs. Nellie s. Brown returned to Paris
Hill last week after having spent most
of the winter with relatives In New Jer-
sey. Mrs. Brown is the guest Of Ad-
mirsl and Mrs. Lyon ct Lyonsden. She
will later spend few weeks at one OF
the Made sea- coast resorts.
A meeting of the directors and mem
bers of committees of the Pafis Hill
Country Club will be held at the resi-
dence of Col. Edward T. Brown on Tues
day evening of this week at eight O'Clock.
full attendance is desired.
The Charles Edward Case family will
occupy their summer home here as usual
the coming season.
Lieut.. Raymond l.. Atwood of this
place, who has been In the United States
Naval Aviation service for the past two
years and is now at the Air Station at
Hampton Roads, Virginia, has put In an
application for discharge from the
service and hopes to return soon to civil
life.