Oxford Democrat., 1921-03-15
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE D0INos OF TnH WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hnl.

II r8Il8 H1llIs
Services st Paris HIN Baptist church eve
Sunday st 10 x5. Sunday School at II. sund
evening service as 80. Thursday event
prayer meetinS as 80 o'clock.
Miss o. z. P. Stokes, who has spen
much time on Paris Hill, has recentl!
placed memorial gates nc the sntranc'
Of Hillside Cemetery 10 Redlands, Calf.
to commemorate the memory OF her sis
ter, Caroline Phelps Stokes, who hat
spsnt Q number OF years In Redlsnds
These memorial gates when completed
were transferred by Miss Stokes to the
board OF trustees of the city Of Redlandi
| for their acceptance and care, and have
been accepted with appreciation.
Next Sunday at the Baptist church
after Q short sermon, the boys who at
tended the recent boys conference II
Portland, Harold Shaw leader, Perley
Shaw, George Colby and Edward Carl
son, will give their report. Il will b
young peoples Sunday, and all are In
vited.
school closed March II for Q two
weeks vacation. Pupils not absent
Alma Marstou, Esther Curtis, Norman
Cummings, Charlotte Daniels, Evelyn
Cummings, Minnie Hutohins, Harold
Marston. Absent onehalf day, John
Flsgg, Linwood Strout. Absent one
day, Clinton Everett. Those who have
had perfect spelling for the week, Esther
Curtis, Gertrude Everett, Charlotte
Daniels.
A salad and cold meat supper will be
served In Cummings Hall Tuesday even
ing, March Is. This is the regular circle
supper and every one Is cordially invited.
Those not otherwise solicited please
bring cake, pastry or salads. After the
supper q short program will be given
consisting of readings and songs.
The residents of Paris Hill have ceased
to cry that there Is nothing TO 60 to.
Although "supper" has become quite Q
common word, Q fair number attended
the box supper and social at the school
house Friday evening and report good
time. The next school entertainment
will be given under the auspices OF the
School Improvement League, which is
attaining = large membership, some
time during the spring term.
Eugene Hammond, who works for the
Grand Trunk r. r. Co., 10 laid on for q
while and Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 81. p. Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Robinson of South
Paris spent the weekend with Mrs.
Robinson's brother, s. @. Buck.
Mrs. Arthur Valley 10 confined to the
house by severe cold.
Henry Shaw spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. n. P. Shaw.
Mrs. Myrtle Whitney and daughter
Airline spent the weekend ut South
Paris, the guest of her sister.
Bert Cole was in Portland several days
last week.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Horace Andrews OF Oxford has cleaned
and tuned Miss Wilma Msson's piano,
which she has recently purchased.
Mrs Wilma G.. Mason has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Linwood G. Morse,
and family of Westford, Mass. She also
called on her sister, Mrs. Harlan H.
Field Of Auburn.
The school in this neighborhood
closed this week for two weeks vsca
ton.
Mrs. Harry Harlow has returned to
her home In Massachusetts, after several
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Harlow.
Leon Harlow has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Harlow.
William Mason sold q nice. beef heifel
to Carl Stevens recently.