Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.

First Baptist Church. Rev. g. W. 7: Hill. pas
Sunday school at II. Sabbath evening service
at 738. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening At
80. Covenant Meeting the Last Friday before
not Otherwise connecssd are cordially invited.
Universalist church. Rev. G. A. Knickerbocker.
Minister. Preaching service every Sunday d
1045A.x
Albert E. Davies, who has been sum-
mer resident ut Paris Hill, was fatally
injured In an automobile accident
near his home in Concord, N. a.,
"Wednesday night. In company with
Dr. Ralph Z. Gallinger Of Concord Mt
Davies had been for ride in DR.. Calm
gers car. On the return DR.. Gallinger,
who was driving, lost control Of the car
In stretch of sandy road, and 1t turned
turtle. DR.. Gallinger was instantly kill
ed. Mr.. Davies was thrown clear Of the
car, but was so severely injured that he
died on Sunday. Mr.. Davies was 81
years of age, and leaves wife and one
daughter.
James Thompson OF Portland was the
guest of his mother and sister at Elm
hurst over Sunday.
Miss Mary Pottle of Lewiston arrived
at Elmhurst Monday.
i Miss Adelaide Case arrived at the
summer home here Saturday,
/ Mrs. James of South America Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. 81. W.
Lyon, at "Lyonsden."
| Mrs. Moulton of Chicago is the guest
of her mother, Mira. Lunt, at her summer
homo here.
Judge William P, Potter and family
are expected to arrive at their summer
home here tho present week, coming
through from Pennsylvania with their
touring car.
Mrs. Sheean and daughter of Brook
Ign, N. Y, are the guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hooper.
A curiosity which attracts much at.
tention is pair of cats at Charles Mill.
ken's. They are nine months old, and
weigh half pound each. Their mother
died when they were two days old, and
they were brought up by hand. They
have always been we'll fed and had good
appstites. are healthy and lively, but
their growth seems to have stopped.
Mrs. Esther z. Royal and daughter
Kathryn returned to their home in the
Whittemore District Friday, July 14th,
after an absence of over a year passed
with relatives and friends in New York
State. New Jersey and Michigan.
Leslie E. Newell and family, having
sold their home in this village, are NOV.
ing to q farm near Labrador Pond, in
Sumner.
Miss Mary Burchfield, with party OF
friends, left Pittsburg, Pa, last Wed.
nesday with Miss Burchfield's sutomo,
bile en- route for Paris Hill, where they
hope to arrive on Tuesday Of this week.
Homer N. Chase and family of Au-
burn were at the Hubbard House Sun
day, coming in Mr.. Chase's large touring
car by way of Minot and Hebron, and
returning by way Of Canton and Liver
more.
James Oswald has purchased very
nice Chalmers car of p. +. Ripley, which
he will run as q public car here thii
summer Mr.. Oswald has had five years
Experience as a driver and comes here
with excellent recommendations.
Frank Nottage of South Paris, while
working for P. S. Mason on Jarvis N
Thsyer's new house, was seriously hurt
by the breaking Of staging upon which
be was working. He fell to the ground
from the gable of the house and bone
in the neck was broken. Although biz
Injury was a bad one, it Is expected thai
he will recover.
Recent arrivals at the Hubbard House
10. d. Stinchfield, Auburn; b. +. At
wood, West Summer; NJ. E. Bolster, A.
W. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Albro E. Chase,
Chas. Briggs, Portland; Mrs. G. T. Havi
land, Miss Truslow, New York; Mr.. anG
Mrs. E. P. Ham, Margaret Ham, John
Scruton, lewiston; Chas. S. Chase, Fl.
B. Pennell, Portland; Miss c. Beaumont,
Miss NJ. Beaumont, Hartford, CT; Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart, Paterson
N. j.; Miss Dinglsy, Arthur G. Staples,
Lewiston; Hartley L. Lord, Lewiston
j. C. Estes, Lewiston; Cyrus C. Marble,
New York; Rev and Mrs. c. A. Knicker
booker, Arlington, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Homer N. Chase, Auburn; Mr.. and Mrs
r. C. Chase, Thos. E. Chase, Auburn
K. B. Cook, Portland.
There will be social dance at Acad
envy Hall, Paris Hill, Friday evening
July 2lst. Music by Shsw's Orchestra.
Ice cream and cake served at intermis-
sion. EVERYBODY invited.