Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoINOs OF TnR WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.

THE DOINOS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hlll.
First Baptist Church, Rsv. g. ". y. Mll pas
tor. PrsschinS every Sunday q loa5 4. II.
Sunday School at L. sabbath evening eexvfce
as 7A. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening 9
the Let Sunday Of ths month Is 20 r. =. Al
NOS otherwise oonneoeed are cordially hvsesd.
Mrs. Charles L. Case Of New York
arrived here last week and opened the
summer home. Other members OF the
family are expected soon.
Miss Gertrude Brooks and William
Brooks Of Cambridge, Msss., came to
Paris Hill Wednesday and Waited rela-
tives until the arrival Of Mrs. Clayton K.
Brooks and Miss Barbara Brooks, who
arrived Friday and have opened their
home for the season.
II has been about - bad season -
could be imagined to keep the roads In
good repair and Road Comuissioner w.
<. Clifford certainly deserves great
credit for the work he has done on the
highway between this village and South
Paris.
Nearly the Glorious Fourth once more.
| It Ia understood that there will Do the
usual ball game on the Common between
the married and single men. As In pre-
vious years, Mrs. Lewis n. Brown will
have ice cream for the children at the
home of Mark p. Shaw. A celebration
for the benefit of the Red Cross at West
Paris will attract patronage from this
village.
On Tuesday evening there will be q
dance ut The Shack with music BY
Shaw's Orchestra. This 10 to be bene.
fit dance, the proceeds to be divided be.
tween the Red Cross and the Paris Hill
Country Club. Admission twenty-five
cents; dancing free.
A large number met ut the school
house last Thursday for the Red Cross
work and the enthusiasm was 90 great
that it was voted to meet for work twice
each week instead of once, meeting every
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from
two to Ave o'clock.
Mrs. William L. Perham of Washing
ton, D. c., q former resident Of Paris
Hill, who has been spending the pas
winter with her daughter In Portland, II
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Aldrich
Thayer Quinby and Herbert Fuller, Of
Wellesley Hills, Mass, are the guests Of
relatives here for . few days. Botf
young men are enlisted In the Frs
Corps Cadets and expect to 60 into
training camp soon.
Raymond L. Atwood 10 ut homo for ,
few days from Cambridge, Mass, wher.
be has been training with the Harvard
Reserve Officers Training Corps. Hsv
ing completed his work there he ha'
enlisted in the Aviation Corps and II
awaiting orders before going into train
ing for that work.
An improvement In the mail sesvic'
has been put into effect whereby thu
usual afternoon train from Portland take'
the mail in pouches up the line where II
is transferred to the afternoon express
train coming down and reaches South
Paris about five o'clock and will imme
diately be brought to the Hill.
There will be tea ut the Paris Hill
Country Club House next Saturday 1T
ternoon from four to six.
During the benefit dance at the Shacl
Wednesday evening those who do moi
wish to dance will be entertained with
cards on the Hubbard House piazza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Owen and vii
liam G. Harlow of Dixtield were tht
guests OF relatives at Paris Hill Satur
day and Sunday.
The library will be open on Thursday
evening instead of Wednesday this weeh
on account Of the Fourth.
Clarence N. Hutchins, cashier Of the
bank at Mechanic Falls, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Campbell OF that place were
st Paris Hill Sunday. Mr.. Hutohins
formerly lived in this village, whore his
father, the late Sullivan r. Hutchins
was jailer.
Mrs. Delphins Averill, wife OF Georgs
W. Averill, died at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Wallace b. Cummings
Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Averil
came here from Bridgton some months
ago on account of the failing health ol
Mrs.. Averill, and she has been cared fol
by her daughter. She was eighty year,
of age. The funeral services will be
held on Tuesday.
The regular meeting Of the Director
of the Paris Hill Library Association
will be held at Hamlin Memorial Hall OF
Wednesday, July 4, at 4 O'Clock.
Recent arrivals at The Beeches are:
Mrs. Frank Carsar and maid. st. Louis. Mo.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Morey, Lakewood, NJ.
Miss N. Il. Moore, Augusta, Maine.
Misc Kate Windram, Mrs. Florence Churchill
Mrs. Louisa Winsor, Miss Persis Thaxter
| Boston.
DR., Mary A. Bentley. DR.. Harriet T. CONN
| Kings Park, n. Y.
Mrs. II. A. Comm. Newark, Nj.
Unclaimed letters In Paris post office
July 1st:
Letters.
Charlotte z. Burgess ca
Miss Margaret Gilman.
Cards.
Miss Margaret Gilman.
Master James Moran.
HELEN R. Cole, P. NJ.