Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-05-25
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0S OF ThE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hul.

Paris Hill.
F1rss Baptist Church, Rev. g. W. !. Hill. pas
tor Preschina every Sunday at lOa5 4. u.
Sunday School at IL. Sabbath evening service
at 7:S6: Prayer Meeting IhpIsaaX evening hor =
the LIST Sunday Of the month ~ 30 2. =. Al
NOT osherwise connected are cordiaiiy nV'soo'
Mrs. O. A. Maxim Ia with her sister,
Mrs. Billings of Newtonville, Mass, at
the Billings cottage, PennesseeWsssee
Lake.
Falls was the guest of relatives here over
the weekend.
Miss Annie l.. Paris, who has been
seriously i'll. is still confined to her bed,
| and is not gaining as her friends wish
she might.
Work on the preparation Of the Paris
Hill Country Club grounds including the
construction of the new tennis court 10
proceeding very satisfactorily under the
direction of Col. Edward T. Brown.
Everything will soon be in readiness for
what gives promise of being the most
successful season in the history OF tno
club. The ditch which was opened ior
the combined purpose OF drainage OF the
| vet part Of the golf course and to iur-
nish soil and gravel for the new tennis
court, will not be closed Immediately
hut will eventually be filled with the
stones from the wall between the TWO
fields. =,
drep. OF Portland, are the guests OF Mrs.
Turner's parents, Col. and Mrs. Edward
lT Brown. Mrs. Turner will remain
here for two or three weeks during Lieut..
Turner's absence on business trip from
his station at Fort Preble.
DR.. and Mrs. Augustus 8. Thayer, OF
Portland, Mrs. ]. Murray Quinoy, OIL
Wellesley Hills, Mass, and Mrs. Clarence
Hallett, Of South Boston, were here last
week to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Mar
BILE. Mrs. Halett remained until Satur'
day az the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ellen
II. Jackson.
DIR. William L. Thompson, OF New
York, is the guest Of his mother, Mrs.
j. n. Thompson. -,
Admiral and Mrs. William W. Kimball
who have spent the winter In Washing
ton. d. c., are expected here the present
week.
Miss E. G. May, Of Boston, will return
to Paris and open her summer homo tni'
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett R. JosselyD, o.
Portland, and Mrs. William Z. Sargent
of Hebron, were at Paris Hill Sunday.
The town has established q puoli'
dump at the Garland ledge, near th'
farm of Wallace Il. Cummings.
The new tennis court ut the ground
of the Paris Hill Country Club 10 nearl.
lcompleted. The iron frame work arount
the court was erected last week by An
drew A. Jenkins and Reginald L. Cum
mings aud the netting will be attaches
| at once. When this Is completed tn
club will have two Of the best tenni
courts in this part Of the state. The ne'
court runs north and south while IN
former one Is built 10 the opposite diree
ton.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Mrs. Harlan Fl. Field of Auburn visite
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Masor
, recently.
Mrs. Clara Ryerson is in Portland 70
few days.
II Mrs. William Mason was In Livermor
the 18th. called there by the death OF be
uncle, William Canwell.
Mrs. Frank Perkins was called to Sun
uer last week by the sickness OF he
father, Andrew Lord.
Herbert Ryerson 10 building q ne'
shed. Albert Hamlin is doing the wori
Frank Perkins sold COW to Ordess
Turner of Buckfield.
! Mrs. James Barrett Of the Mountsi
District visited her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
William Mason, Sunday.
el Dwight Field IL working for Albio
Abbott on Long Look Farm.