Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnH DoINas OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF TnR COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services ss Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday rs 10 ~. Sunday School q II Sunday
evening us :sTSis. !. 10 Csioci na' evening
Perfect spelling for week: Esther Cur
tbs, Gertrude Everett Charlotte Daniels,
Georgia Maxim.
Don't forget Tuesday 10 the day set
for cleaning up the common and village
streets. Every one willing to help 10
asked to bring . rake, and % on the
common st ten O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Slsttery, who have
been spending the winter In Portland,
have returned homo.
Mrs. 81. P. Hammond has been spend
ing several days with her daughter, Mrs.
iE.F. Shaw, at South Paris.
Arthur Valley ia working In the store
for Newton Cummings.
Mrs. II. C. Snow, Who has been spend
| Ing the winter ut The Sherwood In Port
i land, has returned TO her home In this
village.
Earl and Ralph johnson of North
lStratford, N. H., spent the week. end
with their uncle, Albion Andrews. They
came after Mr.. Johnson's car, which
Leon Maxim has been overhauling.
F.W. Shaw left Monday for Portland
to begin his summers work for Mrs. A.
G. Rogers.
Mrs. Harold Cole OF South Paris spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Al
bion Andrews.
John McGInsis of Portland 10 tho
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Charles b. An
drsws.
Mrs. Carlson win give her lecture on
The Chinese and Their Customs, with
Chinese wedding following, on Friday
night of this week, II the weather per-
mits, In Academy Hall. Adult tickets,
S5 cents; children, IS cents. Those who
take part in the wedding ceremonies are
Misc Mary Cummings, Beatrice Shaw,
Alice Curtis, Miss Susie Hamilton, Mrs.
Abbie Valley and Mr.. Perlsy Shaw. The
lecture will be repeated afterward under
the auspices Of the W. G. T. q. In Nor
way. ~
Miss Daniels, who 10 the guest OF Mrs.
Hiram Heald, spoke Of her overseas ex-
perience under the Harvard Unit at the
evening service In the Baptist church
last night.
Over s21.OO was recently raised by the
church for the child relief fund OF Eu-
rope.
Mrs. j. P. Thompson, who has spent
the winter In Portland, and her SOD,
James, arrived here last Tuesday and
have opened their home for the summer.
Mrs. Lunt and her two children are ex-
pected the present week.
Admiral henry w. Lyon has returned
from . visit of few weeks In Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. James, who has spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. 81. w. Lyon, In
this village, went to Montreal last Friday
for visit TO = granddaughter, and will
return here little later.
Miss Mary P. Burohfeld Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, has been with party OF friends to
Honolulu. Miss Burchfield will occupy
Ter summer home 10 this village as
usual.
Olban A. Maxim went to Boston last
week for visit to his son, Prof. May
nard Maxim, and other relatives.
George e. Slsttery, who has been In
failing health for . long time, passed
away on Monday. April 4th, at his home
In Mechanic Falls, ut the age Of twenty
years and six months. George had many
friends In this village, where be was
born and spent much of bis life. Since
moving to Mechanic Falls, he has fire.
quentIy visited relatives here. he was
the son OF the late Joseph and Agnes
Hammond Slsttery. Although compelled
to suffer much during the later years Of
his life, he bore IL bravely and patiently
and will be remembered by oil who knew
him as an unusually bright and attract
i've boy. The funeral services were on
Wednesday, April 9Th, and the interment
at Riverside Cemetery, In South Paris.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
A. n. Ryerson spent the day Sunday
with William s. Mason.
Wilma Mason spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. James L. Barrett OF the
Mountain District.
Mrs. Lille Mason spent the day re-
Gently with Mrs. A. n. Ryerson.
Mrs. A. N. Ryerson 10 sick.
Mrs. W. 8. Mason has been spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs. James
L. Barrett.
William Psrlin has sold nice veal
calf.