Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-21

Services at Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday at 10 IS sunday School ss u. sunday
prayer meetings as 80 O'Clock.
Shaw's Orchestra will open their dances
at Academy Hall on Tuesday evening,
June 2Sth.
The Philathsa Glass will have an en-
tsrtainmsnt and sociable In Academy
Hall, Friday evening, July Let. Further
details In next weeks Democrat.
Friends Of Mrs. Dora Jordan are glad
to see her able 70 ride out once more.
At the parish meeting Thursday night,
| it was voted to send for more hymnals
and psalm books for the church. AZ
quite q number are needed, 10 would be
great help II those owning or renting
pews would purchase copies for their
own pew. Any one wishing to do 90 can
give their nsms to Z. B. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Leon French and fam
ily were in Hallowell Friday.
Mrs. Nellie 8. Brown and Mrs. r. T.
Case made IN automobile trip TO Castine
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett r. Josselyn OF
Portland were guests OF Mr.. Josselyn's
mother, Mrs. Rogers, at the Hubbard
House last Wednesday.
A birthday party OF eighteen people
from Lewiston was entertained at the
Hubbard House last Thursday. Mrs.
Hubbard served fine supper, including
birthday cake with candles, and the
evening was spent with dancing at The
Shack.
Charles 81. Rogers and bis mother,
Mrs. Phoebe Rogers, have returned from
Wells River, Vermont, and opened their
home here for the summer. Their many
friends are glad to welcome them back.
Mrs. d. r. Rodney and children arrived
&C the summer home of the family here
the past week, coming from Fort Russell,
Wyoming, where her husband 10 sta
toned.
Miss Nancy Davis, the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Davis, entertained
large number Of her young friends at
q birthday party at her homo Saturday
afternoon, upon the occasion of her third
birthday. There was birthday cake
with three candles; games were played
and various presents exchanged and the
children all enjoyed fine time.
Road Commissioner Scott Colby has
done . good and much needed job OF
coating the highway between this vii
lsge and Hillside Cemetery with gravel.
As soon as it gets packed down Il will
work q decided improvement In the
road.
Franklin Robbins and Edward L. Par.
ris, Jr., enjoyed . vacation ct the new
cottage at Dudley Pond few days last
week. Frank got 20 filed with fish
bones that he has made trip to Bruins.
wick this week to consult experts az to
the best manner Of removing bis shirt.
On the occasion of his seventy. first
birthday last Sunday, William Adns Bar
rows was given surprise party by about
thirty.six OF his friends, representing
members of Mount Mica Lodge, I. o. o.
r., and their wives. The affair was
planned by Mr.. and Mrs. Seward P.
Stearns; refreshments were served and q
good time enjoyed. Mr.. Barrows was
court messenger for the Oxford County
Supreme Court for many yesrs. He en-
joys Q wide acquaintance and o very
large circle Of trends.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pratt and daugh-
ter Eileen were at Will Masop's recently.
Mrs. Arthur Tyler Of South Paris has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Field.
Mrs. Fremont Field has been visiting
her brother, Albert Dean, Of South Paris.
Miss Wilma Mason returned from the
Central Maine General Hospital recently.
William Psrlin is putting new piece
on bis barn.
Miss Wilma Mason is visiting friends
In Buckfield.
William Harlow In havlno ANNA nlas