Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0s OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

Paris fiill.
First Baptist Church, Rev. g. W. r. Hill. pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday N l0ao A.
| Sunday School at IL. Sabbath evening service
at 738. Prayer Meeting Ihprsdny evening "a =
the lss Sunday of the month a. ~ =. y. a.
not otherwise connected are cordially invse'
II was a ysry quiet Fourth in this vii.
lage. Not even the annual ball game
for excitement. Many went to the west
Paris celebration. The only event Of
the day was the opening OF the ciuo
house of the Paris Hill Country Club al
ter more or less repairs. Light refresh.
ments we're served by Mrs. Lyon and
Mrs. Brooks, and games of croquet and
, tennis were INDUCED in.
Edward C. Robinson, Esq, OF Brook'
lime, Mass, was with his family at their
summer home here over Saturday and
Sunday.
Frederick C. Cushing of Portland,
treasurer of the Maine Savings Bank,
and Mrs. Gushing were weekend guests
at the Hubbard House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Schlotterbeck and
Miss Scblotterbeck of Portland were al
1.-The Hubbard House Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murray Quinby oil
Boston, with their two sons and daugh'
ter, were guests at Elmhurst Satur'
day and Sunday.
i Miss Mary p. Burchfield OF Pittsburg,
Pa. arrived here with her touring car
Saturday and will spend the summer al
Elmharst.
Miss Harriet winslow of Buffalo, n
IT,, arrived ut Paris Hill Monday and
will occupy 1.-The Green Door" the
same as last season.
Charles r. Mathewson of New Yorh
was with Mrs. Mathewson at Benbau
cottage over the double holiday, return
ing to New York Monday.
Charles L. Case and family and Chas
Edward Case and family OF New YORK
reached here the first of the present
week aud have opened their summer
homes in this village.
Miss Helen r. Cole sustained surgi
cal operation to her throat at st. Barna
has Hospital, Portland, last week aud Is
recovering nicely.
Miss Annie Eastman and Mrs. Ralph
! Cole were injured last week in an acct
dent to a car in which they were riding
on the Norway l. Paris Street Railway
Miss Eastman was injured about tn,
: back and is yet unable to get around
Mrs. Cole had foot and limb injured
and is recovering so as to get about OF
is.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Staples, o
Portland, who have spent several sea
! sons at the Hubbard House, returned
, last week for the present summer.
Charles S. Chase, Of Portland, was
I Paris Hill ever the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B Pennell and Mis-
Beaumont of Portland, we're among tn
Hubbard House guests Sunday.
At Academy Hall on Friday evening o
this week several of the young peOpl
will present the two-act comedy "A BO
+ of Monkeys" to be followed by a dane
; with music by Shaw's Orchestra. Tn
proceeds of this entertainment are Tor tn
benefit of Paris Hill Country Club an
= will be used toward Improvements in tn
club house. Everybody is invited.
Miss E. NJ. Burchfield of Pittsburgh
Pa, is a guest at Elmhurst for the sun
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll l. Hooper of Bos
ton are guests at William Hooper's.
q Fred W. Shaw, Henry Z. Shaw an
' Clyde Shaw spent several days in Lewis
g ton the past week.
II Mrs. A. p. Billings Of Newtonvillt
q Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. U. A
e Maxim.
d Recent arrivals at The Beeches:
Mrs. II. h. Jackson. Miss A. Tinkham, Bosto
q Miss Leyerich. New Orleans.
Mrs. II. Hill. Miss Reay, Newton. Mass.
Mrs. Henry Austin Clapp, Brookline.
Miss Lucy Stoddard. New York.
Mrs. s. A. True. Mrs. Edward Robinso
y BroOkline.
Miss l.. Gartrell. st. Louis.
Miss NJ. Chaplin, Biookline.
10 Miss NJ. Gardner, Providence.
Miss y l.. Dyer. Washington. ID. e.
Miss y. Morrow. Northampton. Mass.
Mr.. Z. c. Robinson, Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. e. Berry, Bridgton.
; Miss Carin Anderson, of the Poss
J. lGymnasium faculty, Boston, is givin
% daucing lessons at The Beeches, whc
y are greatly enjoyed.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Andrews an
J. two children of Everett, Mass, are guest
n of relatives in town.
e Three Finland people, Mr.. and Mr.
Il Kalle Kilponen, who are employed b
e Mr.. Atwood, and August NiskaneD, VII
II is employed by Mr.. Heald, figured 10
wild runaway accident at Shows Fail
saturday afternoon. While returnin
from the West Paris celebration the
stopped to water the horse just abov
lSuow's Falls. When the men got out
!, the carriage and unchecked the animf
!. he jumped and in some way the bridl
, was pulled off. Mr.. KilpOnen grabbe
- the horse around the neck in an attemI
. to stop him and was thrown violently t
!, the ground and the carriage passed owe
him, cutting an ugly cash across tn
back of his head that required sewers
stitches 10 sew up. He was uncOnsciou
q for more than an hour. DR.. Wheeler
b West Paris attended the case. Tn
l. horse, with Mrs. Kilponen in th
Q carriage, ran at a wild pace throug
Suow's Falls and just south Of that plac
took the road to Stearns Hill the elm
of the long hill slo we'd the horses spec,
somewhat and enabled Mrs. Kilponen
II Jump out without injury TO herself. Th
o horse ran into the barn at the Elmer
d place, having done little damage to tn
carriage and also to another in the barn
Mrs Kilponen asks the Democrat to 81
g tend their thanks to DR.. and Mrs. Vince
/ or, Mr.. England and many other "thi
l. country folks" for their kindness and a
- sistance.
J. Advertised letters in Paris post offic
" July LIST:
DR. Colomay Faybeth