Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-14
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.

First Baptist Church. Rev. g. ". 2; Hl. pas
Sunday school at Is. sabbask evening service
at 50. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening Is
7 so. Covenant Meeting the last Friday befo -
the LIST Sunday of the month at 80 r. =. All
Miss Marion Hallett ID wishing her
aunt, Mrs.. &. 81. jackson.
Miss Margaret Leal Of Plalnheld, N. j.,
| is guest Of Miss Adelaide Case.
Miss Louise Diman 10 visiting friends
ut Sugar Hill, N. d.
Miss Florence Grew of Fall River,
Mass, 10 with Miss Cooper at Cross
Roads. .
Glen Ross and Merton Curtis have had
a very pleasant trip camping at SHOWS
Falls.
Mrs. N. C. Snow 10 in Boston for q
few days.
Miss Peggy Estes of Brookline Is .
guest of Miss Pauline B. Davies.
Miss Nieman entertained the ladies OF
the village Wednesday afternoon, when
Miss Lola Walker gave very interesting
address on woman's suffrage. Mics
Walker is q pleasant and persuasive
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Leopold OF New
York city are at Charles Andrsws' for
few weeks.
Elizabeth Smith of Buckfield 10 visit
ing her relatives In Paris.
Miss Annie L. Paris left Saturday to
visit friends and relatives in Portland
and vicinity.
At the Paris Hill Country Club on
Friday and Saturday there will be .
tennis tournament. Mrs. 81. w. Lyon
will serve tea on Saturday.
Edward L. PARIS, Jr., SON OF Hon.
and Mrs. Z. L. Paris of this place, who
recently enlisted in the Engineering
Corps in New York, has received an
appointment a. senior inspector OF air
planes and airplane engines and ordered
| for government duty to the Curtiss
seroplane works at Buffalo, N. Y. Mr..
Paris has had training and experience
TO make him q valuable man for this
position, and bis many friends here re-
joice In his good fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Case Of st.
Louis, Mo-, former summer residents OF
Paris Hill, arrived here last Saturday
and are renewing their acquaintance
after an absence of eight years. They
have q large circle of friends In this
village who are glad to see them again.
81. S. Knicksrbocker of Reading, Pa,
is spending his vacation with his father,
Rev. C. A. Knicksrbocker, at Elmhurst.
Psrcival j. Paris, Esq, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, is the guest Of his sister,
Miss Helen D. Paris, at the old home
az Paris Hill.
Capt. George E. Turner has been
ordered to training camp in Georgia,
and Mrs. Turner and children will come
soon to the home of her parents, Col.
and Mrs. Edward T. Brown, In this place.
Orlsnd Daniels went last Friday to
Greenwich, Conn, to take examination
under the new army draft. Mr.. Daniels
has been q teacher in Greenwich for
several years, and is ono Of those who
get under the first draft.
Mr.. sud Mrs. Roger Davis Of Mont
clair, N. j., arrived at the home OF Mrs.
Davis mother, Mrs. Mary B. Carter, last
week.
Mrs. Mary B. Carter and Misc Julia
Carter gave the regular Saturday after
noon tea at the Country Club last week,
which was enjoyed by large number of
members and friends. Owing to the
rain of Friday the tennis tournament
was abandoned.
Miss Hsrriette II. Winslow and Miss
Mitchell. former summer guests here,
who have been spending part OF the
season at Woolwich, came to Paris Hill
recently for the remainder Of the sum-
mer.