Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-12
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

the 1et sunday OF the montn ~ ~ r. =. AL
not otherwise connected are cordially invited.
At meeting of the board Of directors
of the Paris Hill Country Club last week
the following committees were elected:
Greens Com.-Frsd W. Shaw. Edward p,
Staples, n. A. Cumming;
Entertainment Com.-Mrs. Clayton 4. Brooks,
Mrs. II. W. Lyon, Mrs. olive Lunt
House Com.-Mrs. George n. Atwood, Mrs.
Chas. L. Case, Mrs. Z. c. Robinson.
Roderique Soule of South Freeport,
Dartmouth sophomore, was the guest OF
Raymond L. Atwood last week.
A party of young men made up OF
Orland Daniels, Walter Leonard,
Rodsrique Soule and Raymond Atwood
took a walking trip over the White
Mountain range last week, returning
Friday afternoon.
THE Pierces" gave most pleasing
entertainment at Academy Hall Thurs
day evening. Their work as character
impersonators was versatile and artistic
and was enjoyed by good audience.
Prof. Pierce is in charge OF the School
of Oratory at the Ohio University, and
during the vacation season, which Is
spent at their cottage on the Maine
coast, they are giving few entertain
ments. This was their second visit to
Paris Hill and they fully maintained the
excellent reputation made by their first
appearance here.
The great occasion OF the summer will
be the annual fair of the Paris Hill
Country Club to be held at the club
house on Friday afternoon and evening,
August goth. The committees are all
working hard to provide an exceptional
ly large and beautiful assortment of ar
tcles for the tables. The sale will be-
gin at half past two o'clock. One of the
special attractions will be Japanese
Tea Room under the charge of Mrs.
Lyon, with able assistants. Fancy arti.
Giles, housekeeping goods, candies and
refreshments will be on sale. The at
traction of the evening will be q Pop
Concert at which refreshments will be
sold and an excellent musical pro-
gramme rendered.
Charles Long of Boston who is visit
ing the scenes of his bOyhood in Buck
field, with his son Fletcher Long, was
calling on friends in Paris last week.
Charles L. Case of New York joined
his family at their summer home in this
village for the summer vacation.
Percival j. Paris Of Philadelphia ar
rived here Saturday on his annual visit
to his mother, Mrs. Columbia Paris,
now in her one-bundredth year, and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett started
Sunday for visit to their son, A. Guy
Bennett, at Point Anne, Ontario.
Miss Frances Perham of Washington,
D. c., is the guest of friends at Paris
Hill.
U. Hiram Heald made business trip
to Boston last week.
Guests at o. A. Maxim's are Prof.
Maynard Maxim, Mrs. Maxim and
daughters Metslena, Helen and Marion
of Newtonville, Mass, and Mrs. Frank
Adams of Litcbfield, Me.
The annual meeting of the Library
Association will be held at Hamlin
Memorial Hall, on Wednesday, Aug. ID,
at 8 O'Clock. A good attendance is de-
sired.
In addition to the Monday afternoon
and Wednesday evening openings, the
library will be open through August
Saturday evenings from 7:30 to 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Elmer Cummings wishes to thank
her friends for their kind notes, visits
and flowers during her recent illness.
Another successful and enjoyable
event took place at the Country Ciuo
Saturday. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs,
Thayer gave the tea Saturday afternoon
and the guests took part in a subscrip-
ton bridge. A large number enjoyed
the occasion. On the tennis court a
| tournament was played that took the
4 .hola day and was won bv Henry Shaw
Nno,e Jay "uu VIZ go W.
| ana MISS Mary Ease III tne nuais' Aue
| winners were presented with prizes.
Ths score NJ the tournament WAS a fol-
4
/ Orland Daniels and Hazel Harper won from
Geo Limit and Catherine Robinson, e., SO, rs
Roderioue Soule and Josephine Cole won
from RAYMOND Atwood and Sally Lawrence
6t,6S 49,, Ma
ton Cumming h and Gertrude True. 60, Ga.
orland Daniels and Hazel Harper won from ron
~ mo e S0ue anu 'oSepn'He 'o''' Vs. ~
Henry Shaw and Mary Case won from orland
Daniels and Hazel Harper, Ga, 4-6, Sc
Next Friday and Saturday mixed four
some golf tournament will be played.
The tea at the club house will be given
by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. True Satur.