Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-03-25
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0s OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
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Services at Paris Hi Baptist church every
| Sunday at 10 Is. Sunday School at II. Sunday
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The past week has made great changes
| In the highways. A warm spring day
Thursday, following dull weather for
the 6rst four days Of the week brought
up the frost 90 fast that the roads be-
came very muddy within few hours
and automobile traffic outside the viii
lagos became impossible. A rainy Sum
day has helped to advance matters and
the highways will soon improve In spots.
Many predict that the roads will settle
early. Some Of the roads are reported
better and some worse since the rain.
w. A. Barrows bought horse from
Herbert L. Scribner last week for his
farm work and driving.
Arthur Valley, who has been at bis
home In Norway since leaving W. b.
Cummings, expects TO return to Paris
Hill April lat to work at Long Look
Farm.
Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard was at home
from Dobb's Ferry, N. Y, last week to
make preparations for the opening OF
the Hubbard House later In the season.
Mrs. Hubbard expects to return to Paris
Hill about June 10th.
Alfred N. Daniels went 10 the govern
ment stock yards at Yarmouth junction
last week and purchased several good
horses.
Next Sunday will be Reunion Sunday
at the Baptist church. Everyone is most
cordially invited to be present. Exer-
cises will take the place Of the usual
Sunday morning service; please bring
Bibles.
The Baptist Sunday School extends
thanks to the kind friends who gave
money for the Sunday School library,
especially TO the unknown giver Of ten
dollars and to Miss Esther Curtis for cir
culating the subscription paper.
Miss Annie Paris has been i'll at South
Paris the past week, where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss JEANNE Hubbard goes to Boston
this week for q visit of two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Charles NJ. johnson and Miss
Maxine johnson are stopping at South
Paris during the school days of each
week, where Miss johnson Is attending
the Paris high School.
Mrs. William Hooper Is boarding with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert P. Hammond for
q few weeks.
Leon French of Norway has been sick
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V. z. Par
ris, where he was guest.
Archie L. Cole of Portland was a
weekend guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cole.
Mrs. Cynthia Pomeroy is visiting her
children in Auburn for two weeks. Dur
ing Mrs. Pomeroy's absence, Miss Char
lotte Daniels Is staying with Miss Anests
Eastman.
Mrs. Edward T. Brown, Miss Edith
Turner and Master George Turner were
in Portland last week.
Miss Mary Pierce was on the sick list
the past week.
s. c. Buck went to Lewiston this week
TO see his nephew, Thomas Rstcliffe,
Hospital for nearly three months, first
with Influenza followed by pneumonia,
from which other complications have
developed.
Mrs. Newton A. Cummings Is visiting
relatives in Wilton and New Vineyard
during the school vacation.
Paris Hill school closed last Friday
for two weeks. Pupils not absent:
Norman Cummings and Hsrlsnd Shaw;
absent one day Georgia Maxim.
The play, "Ths Sunshine Sale" will
be presented at Academy Hall, Paris
Hill, on Friday evening, April 4th, with
the following cast:
Mrs. Roberts, who wants to be president.
Sadie Rowe
Mrs. Henry, young. slddy. fond of novels, v,.,,
Mrs. Jackson. president of the society,
Clara Ryerson
Mrs. Brett. on the dinner committee,
Angie Scribner
Mrs. Lewis. the minister's wife,
Maud Andrews
Mrs. Lawson, plump. -Abbie Abbott
Mrs. Brown, anxious TO get new church
attendance. -PhemiA scribner
Kate Hammond
Mrs. Ridgley, sentative Marjorie Head
Mrs. Otis, on the dinner committee.
Fanny Pierce
Thyra Dudley
Mrs. Drew, just married. Swan
There will be sslecti ons by 1.-THE Jolly
Gentlemen" Glee Club, piano solo by
Miss Alice Field, and dancing after the
entertainment. Music by Shaw and
Conant. Admission to entertainment,
25 cents. Dance and entertainment IS
cents. Children under twelve, Is cents.
Mrs Elmer w. Cummings visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hall, In
Portland last week.