Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoIN0s OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.

Services at Paris Hin Baptist church ever,
Sunday at loA1 Sunday School q II. Sunday
| evening service at Z 30. Thuxsday evening
prayer msssin3 ~ . % o'clock.
Mrs.. @. A. Kuicksrbocker and daugh
ter Constance are the gussts OF Mrs.
John Pierce. Rev. G. A. Knickerbocke
will join them here . little later.
Those who were received By baptism
on Easter Sunday In the Baptist church
were Mrs. Abbls Bryant Valley, Hrs.
Myrtle whitney, Miss Mary Cummings,
Clyde shaw, Merton Curtis, George
Colby, Charlie Colby, William Colby
and Sherman Colby. Mr.. and Mrs.
wilbur Sturtevant were received by let.
ter. Other candidates for baptism will
be received later.
Glenn Ross, who 10 taking the theolog.
ical course ct Bates College preparatory
for mission work in India, and Leroy
Bsnanan, o fellow student, will speak on
Sunday next of their call 70 tho minis
try during the morning service.
Edward Carlson, who visited relatives
in Syracuse and New Haven, N. T., dur.
ing vacation, arrived home Monday last.
The missionary society held . social
meeting on Thursday last with Mrs.
Carlson. Miss Annie Eastman assisted
he hostess. Plans were made for an
entertainment, the proceeds TO be given
70 the European children's relief fund.
The regular meeting OF Paris Hill
Library Association will be hold Wed.
nesday, April 8, at 1 O'Clock.
Pupils having excellent spelling the
past week: Roland Andrews, John
Flagg, Esther Curtis, Alma harston,
Mildred Everett, Georgia Maxim, Char
lotto Daniels, Evelyn Cummings, Ger
trude Everett, Clinton Everett, Linwood
Strout.
One Of the royal good gatherings Of
the Sunshiners WAS with Mary Stesrns
March 10th. By invitation they meet
with Mrs. Helen Carlson April 7th, at
the parsonage. All come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Case OF New
Y ork arrived st Paris Hill Saturday for
brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Atwood re-
turned last week from Florida, where
they have been during February and
March.
Newton A. CUMMINGS Is greatly i'm
proving the appearance of the store by
rsmodsling and painting the interior
and rebuilding the piazza.
Fred W. Shaw was the successful bid
der for the contract to carry the mail
between this village and the railroad
station ut South Paris for the next four
years. He will take over the mail route
on July first, and is having . three-seat
car fitted up.
Charles q. Rogers writes to friends
here that he will be unable TO return to
Paris Hill a. early In the season 40 he
had expected, owing to business en-
gagement In Vermont.
Edward L. Paris, Jr., went TO Orono
last week to attend series OF lectures
at the University Of Maine.
Although automobiles have been In
commission between hsre and South
Paris during the entire winter and
spring, the road has been quito muddy
the past week. The frost seems to be
about oil out OF the ground, but freez
ing nights and thawing days makes con-
siderable surface mud.
The Central Maine Power Company
have crew nj work In this place wiring
the houses for electric lights. The crew
are now engaged upon the wiring Of the
Hubbard House.
The April community supper planned
for Tuesday night win be omitted this
month on account of sickness and bad
travelling.
Frank Andrews of Maiden, Mass, was
the guest of his brother Albion over
Sunday. Mr.. Andrews, who has been
in Maiden some years, has flushed work
there and 10 moving to Penn Yam, N. T.,
where he will 60 into the automobile
business with Q friend.
Some OF the members OF the com.
munity club think Patriots Day, April
10th, would be q good date for cleaning
up the village streets and common, and
every one, man, woman or child, who 10
interested and willing TO help, 10 asked
TO bring rakss and meet on the common
at an hour TO be given out later. II any
ono has . horse aud cart they will loan
for the day, II will be much appreciated.
Mt. and Mrs.. Stone Andrews Of An
burn have been recent visitors at Charles
B. Andrews'.