Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.

i ALL VA SAND D@A AA>s
THE DOiN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.
rirss Baptist Church. Rev. g. ". =. Hi. pa
sor' Preschins every Sunday & 10AS 4. =.
Sunday School at u. sabbath evening eoxvsco
as 7S6. Prayer Meeting Thprsd1Z eve1m& =
the lss Sunday Of the month q 20 r.a. Al
nos otherwise connected axe cordially hS'sod.
The Colburn Garden Cannery will
open at Colburn House, Paris Hill, on
July sixteenth under the management OF
w. r. and n. P. Smith, n. L. Peacock,
A. Thorndike and n. L. Thurman, %
advertised In another column OF this
paper. Il 10 the purpose Of the promot-
ers of this new enterprise 70 induce
every family in this section 20 MAKE
their vegetable garden supply, ~ fsr -
possible, food for next winter, ana Win
this Ia view they have prepared to can
ali YOUR extra fruit and vegetables st
reasonable prices either In glass or tin
by the improved cold pack method
under steam pressure. The conseiva'
ton of food under present conditions
should interest every patriotic Citizen. :,
Among the arrivals 1t the duoosro
aouss last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward P. Staples, and Mrs. Alpheus g..
Rogers. of Portland, all OF whom have
spent several previous summers here.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Everett r. Josselyn OF
Portland were guests ut the Hubbard
House Friday night, while on their way
TO Rumford to visit Mrs. Josselyn's par
ents. Hon. and Mrs. George D. Bisbee.
Mrs. Robert Boyd Of Portland ID
guest at the Hubbard House.
Mrs. I. C. Ingrshsm and Mrs. Mary l..
Davies of Brookline, Mass, arrived 1t
their home here Saturday. Miss Pauiina
Davies is expected this week and Hon.
Prentiss Cummings will join the family
little later. ..
A good number enjoyed the Benefit
Dance at The Shack last Wednesday
evening. The room was beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
Miss Dorothea Mason has returned
from . visit of few days to friends in
New York.
Miss Marion Hall of Westbrook and
Miss Florence Hall of Rumford were
guests of Miss Josephine Cole last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Scribner OF OILS
field were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert L. Scribner the past week. and OF
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Scrioner:
Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Atwood OF
Hebron with Miss Gertrude Brooks and
Raymond L. Atwood Of this place made
a trip to the top of Mount Washington
last Friday returning Saturday. Leav-
ing their car at the Glen House, the
party walked up through Tuckermsn's
Ravine remaining at the top over night.
They were favored with very fine clear
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Case and Miss
Mary C. Case of New York are at their
summer home In this village. Miss Ade'
lside Case, who has submitted tos sur
gical operation at Boston hospital,
hopes to join the family here soop.
Mrs. Dora Colby Thayer, after spend
ing about three weeks at the old Thayer
homestead, left Saturday for her home
in Norwood, Mass, taking with her five
of her children who were born and have
always lived at the Thayer homestead,
but will hereafter have their home with
her. The other child, the Oldest, has
been with her at Norwood.
Summer services at the Universalist
church will begin on the 22d, the pulpit
being occupied by Rev. C. A. Knicker-
booker OF Reading, Pa, who has served
so scceptably for number OF years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuickerbocker and the
baby are expected to arrive next week
TO spend the vacation with Mrs. Knick
erbocker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A.
Tbsyer.
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs..
Julia Shaw June %. There were q good
number present, and they did big days
work, which Mrs. Shaw was much pleas
ed with. Next meeting with Mrs. Glars
Ryerson July II.
Guests at q. P. Hammond's last week
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph LaRose and
Mrs Fred Jackson of Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Andrews ano
children and Mrs. 81. p. Hammond ant
Eva jackson we're dinner guests ut Geo
Jackson's Sunday week.
Miss Ella Clark, who has been stop
ping with Miss Mary Msllen for severa
weeks, went to RumfOrd Thursday Il
spend the summer with her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Shaw and childreI
spent the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. b
P. Hammond.
The regular business meeting OF Paril
Hill Library Association will be held o
the Library, Wednesday, July II, at
o'clock.
Prof. Edwin A. Daniels arrived at BIZ
home here last Saturday. Mrs. Daniel
and their son are Visiting relatives II
Canton and are expected here next week
Prof. Daniels has for many years been
teacher In the public schools OF New
York City and has just completed hi
last term and retired on pension; there
fore the family plan to mako Paris Hi
their permanent home in future % thei
many friends here will be glad to learn
Miss Emily Diman and Miss China
arrived here last week and are occupy
ing Mr.. Cases White House, which tn
Misses Diman have leased for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rigby of Beverly
Mass, were guests of Mrs. B. 5. Doe Las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Pike o
lSpring6sld, Mass, were guests OF friend
here Saturday.
The opening tea at the Paris Hi
Country Club was given Saturday after
noon by the Entertainment COMMITTEES
Mrs. Clayton K. Brooks and Miss Sar
Niemsn, and proved very pleasant an
successful affair. The croquet tourns
ment was started at 2 O'Clock and lsste,
until evening and was won by Mr.. Ed
ward P. Staples and Miss Lois Curtis
The sets we're a. follows:
PRELIMNARIES
Col. Brown and Mrs. Thompson beat Mr.. Roi
4 ers and Miss Cole.
Mr.. Atwood and Misc Brooks beat Mr.. HI
and Mrs. Atwood.
M Staples and Miss Curtis beat Mr.. ThomE
( SON and Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. L. L. Mason and Mrs. Thayer beat NJ
/ Donald Mason and Miss Mason.
1 sEMIFINALS
Mr. Staples and Miss Curtis beat Mr.. Maso