Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-17
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnH D0iN0s OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.

SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.
r,rss Baptist Church. Rsv. g. ". I: I'm: pas
ST $500 sSs ssSoSsS evening service
at 7N. Prayer Meeting Thusday evening 3
Il 90. Covenant Meeting tAe last IrldAy befo y
tae 1st Sunday Of the month 8 ~ Z. -. A.
Tbsyer Ouinby and friend Herbert
Fuller of Wellesley Hills, Mass, were
guests OF the. Pierce family several days
last week. .
Prof. c. h. c. Wright and family Of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived ct thsir sum-
mer home here on Monday OF this week:
Mrs. Edwin A. Daniels and Orland
Daniels came Saturday to their home In
this village, after. spending the week
with relatives In Canton.
The auction ct the late residence OF
Miss Ellen C. Ford was we'll attended
last Tuesday and large amount OF
household goods disposed OF Ut good
prices. Albert D. Park was auctioneer
and Walter L. Gray agent tor the estate.
Mrs. C. A. Kuickerbocker and her
vonno daughter arrived from Reading,
Pa, the past week and arc with mrs.
Kuick srbooker's parents, Mr.. and MIs.
o. A. Thayer at Elmhurst. MI. knick.
erbocker Is on the way with bis car and
is expected here next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ashton OF
Swarthmore, Pa, are ut the summer home
of Mrs. Ashton's parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. P. Potter. Tho Potter family
are expected here In August.
Kimball G. Atwood Of New York was
the week END guest of his brother, Geo.
NJ. Atwood, and family.
Mrs. Clayton K. Brooks and William
Brooks went to Woolwioh, Maine, on
Monday for . visit of . few days with
friends.
The tea given Saturday afternoon BY
the House Committee ut the Country
Club was very pleasant and we'll At
| tended affair. The putting contest wa
Won by Rev. G. W. r. Hill. James L!
Thompson made an exhibition OF num-
Der OF his water colors and etchiugs, In
Guiding several local pictures that won
much admiration for his skill % an art.
list.
The first tennis tournament, playing
for the Misses Cole prize, will begin
next Friday morning ut nine O'Clock
open to members and guests OF the
Country Club.
Next Saturday afternoon the Paris
Hill Country Club tea will be given BY
Mrs. Col. Brown. The finals of the ten
mis- tournament will be played of begin
ming &C four O'Clock. The Saturday
afternoon teas will be continued through
the summer.
The Paris Hill FIRE department 10 much
| in need of funds, and subscription
| paper will soon be circulated for raising
the same. The department has some
good equipment and needs more, and
these things cost money but are moi
nearly so expensive as destructive ire
Miss Annie L. Paris, who has beer
very Ill the past week with ptomaint
poisoning, Is somewhat improved.
The Sunshine Club will hold foot
sale on Elmhurst lawn Friday afternoon
OF this week ut 8 O'Clock for the benef1
of the womsn's National Service League
All contributions gratefully received. 1
not pleasant the sale will be held In the
house.
The Sunshine Club met July II will
Mrs. Clara Ryerson. A good numbe
were present and much work was don,
for q neighbour. Several guests wer'
present and helped to make the day
very enjoyable one. The next regula
meeting will be with Mrs. Lizzie Thaye
at Elmhurst, when box of clothing viii
be packed for the needy over across TIT
water.
Mrs. W. L. Gray and Miss Carrie Ora!
visited at The Long Look Farm las
week.
Arrivals at the Hubbard House the pas
week:
DIR. Mary P. Rupert, Philadelphia.
DIR. Lucinda B. Hatch. Portland.
Katherine p. Lsrrabee, Portland.
Louis ID. Starbird, Boston.
M N Frank = s Dudley, o Portland.
Mrs. George B. Morrill, and party, Portland.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson. Portland.
Il Mrs. Grace A. Coleman. Portland.
Mrs. +. A. Pickard, Pittsburgh.
John C. Pickard, Pittsburgh.
Il Miss Helen Thompson. Portland.
Miss Frances Sturgis, Portland.
Mrs. r. Brooks, Martha n. brooks and Carl
johnson, Gloucester. Mass-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard O. Ashton. Phils
NJ. and Mrs. Elias Field and Richard Field
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G. Josselyn, Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Young. West Newton
Charles 8. Chase, Portland.
Il Miss Harriet B. Harmon. Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Shaw, Miss Eliza
beth Harmon Shaw and Miss Alice Shaw, Port
land.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
| A. NJ. Daniels carried Mr.. and Mrs. w
is. Mason and daughters Hattie and
Wilma to Auburn Sunday to call OF
their daughter, Mrs. Harland Field. 4
picnic dinner was enjoyed at Pine Grove
End after visit at the flsh hatchery al
returned accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Field and friends, who made tho return
trip In the evening. 1t was avery enjoy
able day.
Mrs. Daisy Merrill and son Bernard o.
Manchester, N. r., and Miss Fannie
Harlow OF Winthrop, Mass, are Visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harlow
Mrs. Guy Cushman and children oil
Bethel are visiting her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. 8. Mason.
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. A
NJ. Ryerson this week.
Clayton and Kenneth Lowering o.
Lewiston are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Field.
Mrs. Ruth Buck Bennett has gone tr
Portland to visit her parents.
Mrs. Will Psrlin's aunt, Mrs. Bates
has been visiting her for few days.
Frank Perkins and son have purchased
. horse Of Arthur Sturtevant of Buckfleld
D. A. Thorn of Maiden. Mass, 10 a.
sisting w. s. Mason with bis baying.
Frank Perkins and John Hammond
are helping Albert Hsmblin csrpenterins
at the Wheeler place In the Whittamors
nelghborhood.
Bertha and Doris Roberts Of Dixfleld
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Cutting.