Oxford Democrat., 1919-04-15
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE D0INdS OF THR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services at Paris Hill Baptiss church every
Sunday az lozS Sunday school st Il. Sunday
evening service &C 80. Thursday evening
prayer meeting &c 80 O'Clock.
Admiral and Mrs. Henry W. Lyon,
who have spent the winter at Annapolis,
Maryland, are returning 10 their home
here the present week.
Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard, Who has bad
q position for the winter at the Masters
School at Dobbs Ferry, n. Y, has been
Ill recently and is returning home. Mrs.
Hubbard reached Boston last week.
Lieut.. Raymond L. Atwood OF the
Naval Aviation Service dew across from
Guantanamo, Cuba, to Key West, Flor
ida, last week and comes to New York
on one of the ships of the Atlantic feet
this week, from which point he expects
leave Of absence 10 visit his home here
for few days. Since bis return from
Europe and his last visit here in Decem-
Der, Lieut.. Atwood has flown about three
thousand miles.
Edward Eastman arrived home Wednes-
day morning and returned Friday morn
ing TO Camp Devens where be 10 to
remain until after the parade Of the New
England troops in Boston. During his
service with the 10Sd Infantry in France
be has been wounded and gsssed several
times but has made full recovery.
It was Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchin-
son of Canada who came here TO attend
the funeral of the late Mary !. Mellen.
Through error the name of bis brother,
Robert Hutchinson, was given in last
weeks paper. Charles and Robert
Hutchinson are the grsDdsons OF the late
Stephen D. Hutchinson Of this village
and it will interest the many friends Of
the family here to know that Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson have young
son named Stephen D. He ought to be
bright boy to wear that name and It's
said that he Is.
The continued cold and rainy weather
of the past week has given the roads
very little opportunity TO dry out and
improve. In some places the rain has
brought up the frost so as to make them
muddier than before. Some temporary
patching has been done on the highway
between this village and South Paris, but
q great deal of work will be needed to
put it into good condition.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fl, ughton, who has spent
the winter months IN Rumford, returned
to her home here last week. Her cousin,
Mrs. Metcslf, came to Paris with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred N. Daniels went
to Oxford Wednesday TO see Mrs.
Daniels brother, Lieut.. harry Twitcbell,
who has just returned from service IN
France.
Perciyal J. Paris Of Philadelphia ar
rived last week, coming on account OF
the illness Of his brother, Virgil. The
latter is improving in health now, though
yet unable to get around very much.
George w. Cole bad an i'll turn last
Thursday but made quick recovery and
was out again Saturday.
Arthur <. Shaw, who has recently
returned from service with the 101st
Engineers In France, visited his parents,
last week and returns TO Camp Devens
to await his discharge from service after
the Boston parade. He Is looking well.
Miss Mary Burchfisld aud Miss Berr'
MacFarlsnd of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
guests of Miss Mary Pierce q few days
last week.
"The Jolly Gentlemen" will give 8
.OouOchh ~ aOaduAAy AoAip O'So
ing, April Is. The entertainment will
be followed by dance, and ice cream
with cake will be served at intermissiop.
Everybody come and be jolly with Us.
We look forward to your hearty support.
The many friends Of Miss Julia Carter
will be interested TO know that she sailed
for France as Red Cross osnteen worker
on Oct. 20, 1918, and arrived In Paris just
10 time to participate in the celebration
of the signing of the armistice. Having
served with the A. Z. F. In France al
Paris, Nsufehstes and little town near
Bar Due, she was sent on Feb. 18th to
Treves, Germany. At that place she is
in charge of a library and reading room
for enlisted men and had the honor on
March 18th to receive the thanks Of
General Pershing in person for her work
for the men of the Army of Occupation.
Miss Carter was sent TO Treves for four
months, which time extends to the mid
die of June, when Il is hoped she may
return and join her family In this village.
U. b. Hssld has purchased of 8. Z
Newell the field known as the packard
lot" containing sn orchard Of Snow
apple trees, variety of apples which Mr..
Heald Is making 9 speciality. This may
be known ss Hillside Orchards No. 8.
Mrs. U. q. Heald and daughter are
visiting relatives and friends In New
Gloucester.