Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-31
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The DolN0s OF TnE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.

Paris RIM.
First Bsptist Church, lsv. q. W. 2. I'm. 20
tor. Preaching every sunday . Mac A. -
q s.. Prayer Meeting Thnrsday evening .
20. CoyenSnt Heok1nS tie last Friday befo =
| he LIT Sunday Of tAe month - 30 =. 4 ~
not othexWise coAnscesd are cosusuS "V'''0
Mrs. Sidney Souls Of New Gloucestes
and Niss Jane Sswall Of South Berwick
have been the guests OF Mrs. Hiram
Heald the past week. Miss Sewaii u
| boarding this week with Ars. Emma
Cummings and spending the time
sketching.
Mass., Is guest at Mrs. Emma Cum
mings'.
The regular meeting Of tho directors
of the Paris Hill Library Association
win be held at Hamlin Memorial Hall
| on Wednesday, Aug. l, st 4 O'Clock.
The topic OF Rev. Mr.. Knickerbocker's
sermon at the Universalist church next
SUNDAY will be "S6me Products Of the
Present War"
Mr.. Charles L. Case and Miss Adelaide
Case arrived at the summer homo OF the
family here last week. Mr.. Case Will
return to New York and take his vaca-
ton here little later.
Miss Mary P. Burohfleld of Pittsburgh,
| Pa, with . party Of young lady friends
has leased Charles B. Andrews' house
for the remainder of the season. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews will occupy one OF
the rents In the George B. Shaw house.
William e. Perkins Of Everett, Mass,
former resident Of Paris Hill for many
years, made brief call on friends here
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll I. Hooper OF
Boston, with . party Of friends are at
Mr.. Hooper's summer home In this
place.
Admiral and Mrs. Lyon returned FRI
day from . visit to friends at Isle an
Haut, of the Maine coast.
Miss Julia r. Carter Of Montclsir, N.
j. Joined the family Ut their summer
home here Saturday.
Miss Persis N. Andrews, Of Roxbury,
Mass, Is spending her vacation with her
friends at Paris Hill, whore she resided
in former years.
Miss N. L. Peacock, who has spent
several weeks with Prof. and Mrs. VIM.
Roy Smith at Colburn House, has started
to return to her home, driving her car
through to New York.
A warrant has been posted calling .
meeting of the Trustees OF Paris Hill
Academy for the evening Of August
fourth to fill vacancies in the Board and
take action relative to necessary repairs
to the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard 81. Kinball Of
Newton, Mass, with their son and
daughter, were guests ut the Hubbard
House Saturday while on their way to
their summer cottage at Lake Webb.
Mrs. Kimball 10 . native Of Oxford
County, daughter of the late Hon.
Henry o. Stanley Of Dixfield.
Leonard Grouard OF Nantucket 10 the
guest of Donald Mason ut Seven Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Harlow and
Clayton K. Brooks of Cambridge, Mass,
came to Paris Hill last Tuesday. Mr..
Brooks remained with bis family here
while Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow went to Dix
field, all returning to Cambridge In Mr..
Hsrlow's Car Friday.
Another of the very pleasant social
occasions of the summer season was the
| tea given by the Misses Diman and Miss
Eleanor May at the Country Club Satur-
day afternoon. The finals of the croquet
tournament were played at that time and
won by Col. E. T. Brown and Miss
Josephine Cole In very close and inter
sstiug contest against Mr.. Orland Daniels
and Miss Gertrude Brooks. Miss Cole
came into the tournament a. substitute
| for Miss Davies In the semi. finals. The
result Of the playing follows:
PRELIxINARIEs.
Nj. g. d. Atwood and Miss Mason defeated
Mr.. l.. Grouard and Mrs. Z. 7. Brown.
Mr.. o. Daniels and Miss Brooks defeated MT
z. L. Atwood and Miss Nieman.
Mr.. Z. p. Staples and Miss Lois Curtis de.
feated Mr.. L. l.. Mason and Mrs. Brooks.
sEMI.FINALs.
Col. Brown and Miss Cole defeated Mr.. At
wood and Miss Mason.
Mr.. Daniels and Miss Brooks defeated Mr.
Staples and Miss Curtis.
Col. Brown and Miss Cole defeated Mr.
Daniels and Miss Brooks.
The tea at the Country Club next
Saturday will be given by Mrs. Thomp'
SON and Mrs. Staples. A contest to be
arranged by the Entertainment Com
mittee will be announced later.
Hon. Prentiss Cummings arrived ut
his summer home here last Saturday.
Prof. Fenwick of Bryn Mawr College
is guest of Prof. and Mrs. W. r. Smith
at their home here.
Forty guests dinsd ct the Hubbard
House last Sunday.
The Sunshine Club will hold another
| food sale for the benefit OF the Service
League next Friday afternoon at s
O'Clock on the lawn at Mrs. John
Pierce's. About twelve dollars was real.
ICED from the first sale, which was used