Oxford Democrat., 1915-08-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hul.

First Baptist Church. Rev. g. W. z: HUI. pas
Sunday School at Il. Sabbath evening service
80 covensns ys' Hsssins % the last fridsy before
the lst Sunday Of the month at 2 80 2. =. A.
not otherwise connected are cordaaly nS'seo
And August is behaving badly too:
No excuse for going to the sea shore
this year, it's wet enough here.
Miss Hazel Harper of Berlin, Mass, is
the guest of Miss Robinson and Miss
True at Camp Pollysuna.
About fifty guests attended the form
al opening Of the club house last wed
resday. Dainty refreshments were
served by the entertainment committee,
Mrs. Lyon, Miss Winslow and Mrs.
Brooks, and fine time enjoyed by all.
Miss Mary Percival and Miss Blanche
Wigein, who have been at ElDhurst dur
ing the past week, returned to their
home in Auburn Monday.
The entertainment of the Uuivetsalist
Circle at Academy Hall on Wednesday
evening of this week will be an interpre-
tation of "Cinderilla" by the children,
under the direction of Mrs. Carter. This
will be followed by dancing as usual.
The impersonat nations are to be made as
follows:
Cinderella, Helen Sparr0~
The Prince, hsnei DfaAe
iA' : ' Emmie Jacob and Kathleen o'Hare
Fairy Godmother. Alma Davis
Harland Shaw and Alice Curtis
Heralds Merton Curtis and Clifford Drake
Gertrude Case, Betty Baldwin, Barbara Brooks
and Marjorie Baldwin.
Gentemen.in- waiting, s.,.u,
Billy Brooks, Roland Andrews. Loren sanders
and Georgie Turner.
The public library will be open Satur,
day evenings from half past seven to niue
o'clock during the month of August.
On account of the entertainment on
Wednesday evening of this week, 1t will
only be open from seven until eight
O'Clock.
Mrs. Roger Davis Of Montclair, N. j.,
arrived at the Carter home last week,
Mr.. Davis and Miss Julia Carter will
come here little later.
The annual meeting of the Paris Hill
Country Club for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year will be held at the
club house next Saturday afternoon Al
four O'Clock. Following the annua
meeting at five O'Clock, the Misses Di
man, Miss May and Miss Gilman viii
| serve tea.
Hon. and Mrs. Edward L. Paris o
New York arrived here Saturday ant
opened their summer home.
Weather permitting, the tennis tour
nament open to all Oxford County ten
mis- teams, will begin on Wednesds.
morning at half,past ten O'Clock at th'
courts of the Paris Hill Country Club
1t is expected that teams representing a
least six Oxford County villages will
take part in the contest. Should tn
weather prevent the play on Wednesday
it will be adjourned to Thursday.
Miss Mary P. Burchfield was at Pari
Hill Saturday and Sunday with part
of friends who are making a tour in Mis-
Burchfield's car from Pittsburgh, Pa, t
Bar Harbor. The party is made up o
Mrs Burcbfeld, Miss Burchfeld, Mis-
Mckinney and Miss Vera Hamilton, q
of Pittsburgh. Miss Burcbfield will rs
turn a little later to spend some time
Paris Hill.
| Miss JEANNE Hubbard returned
| ParlS Hill TOT tne reinainuer VI tue suu
mer on Saturday from Boston, wher
she has been for the past few weeks.
| Orand Daniels was on walking tri
over the White Mountains from Weduel
day to Friday with party who ar
spending the summer at Bryant's PonC
lThey went from the Rsvine House b
way of the Air Line and Gulfside trail
TO the summit of Mount Washington
spending Wednesday night at the Mour
Madison Huts and Thursday night 8
the stage office on Mount Washington
aud returning by way of the carriag
road aud the Glen. Though the weatl
or was not all that might have been d.
sired, they had some good views.
the party besides Mr.. Daniels wei
Elaine and Bernard Koopman of Franc
James and Robert Leonard OF East o
auge, n j, Julia, Eileen and Edmun
Collier of Cohssset, Mass, and Walter
Leonard of New York.
| Advertised letters in Paris post otfic
August lst:
|, Frank Donovan.
Mrs. Howard.
Cards
Miss Caroline Clifford.
Eugene Darling.
T.. S. Whitney.