Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-04
Paris Hul.


Mrs. Frank Carter of st. Louis, Mo-,
who has spent q few weeks at the
Bseches, Is at the Hubbard House.
Miss Julia Carter returned to New
York last week after spending part OF
her vacation with the family at their
summer home here. -,
Miss Harristts Cooper of Moline, H.,
was a recent guest OF her amt, MISS
Cara D. Cooper. -,
Francis Siattery has returned to bis
work at Berlin, N. e., after Visit 20
his parents here.
Miss A. Thorndike and Miss NJ. L.
Thurman, who have been assisting Pro1.
and Mrs. Smith at Colburn Garden
Cannsry during the summer left here
Saturday. Miss Thorndike goes to her
home In Boston and Miss Thurman to
New York. VI
Frederick T. Case, Esq, of New York
arrived at the summer home OF the
family in this village last wednesday
for his annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett r. Josselyn OF
Portland were at Paris short time last
TUESDAY, on their way to Rumford
where they were called on account OF
serious surgical operation upon Mrs.
,Jo.selyn's brother, Stanley Bisbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hill and
daughter, Theodora of Boston, were
Guests of Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Roy
Smith last week.
LYMAN G. Case, who has been spend.
| ing a two weeks vacation at Paris Hill
has returned to his business in New
York.
The Pine Tree Tea Room will hold q
clearence sale on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF this week. Miss Scribner
has run the Tea Room in q manner TO
! deserve all the patronage of the place
and it is hoped she will decide to return
| next season. an
| EVERYONE interested In Paris Hill will
will be pleased to know that Miss Mary
p. Burchfield of Pittsburg, Pa, has pur-
chased the George B. Shaw place, which
she ia to remodel into nice summer
home. Miss Burchfield has been COM
inc 70 Paris Hill summers for several
years and has made great many friends
who are delighted to have her buy ana
Improve place for future summers.
| Judge William P. Potter and family
closed their summer home here and re-
turusd to their home in Swarthmore,
| Pa, the last of the week.
Mrs. George z, Turner was called
suddenly to Louisville, kentucky, last
Tuesday, by q telegram announcing that
her husband, Capt. Turner, had been
taken i'll with acute appendicitis and
been operated upon nj hospital in that
city. Word has since been received
that Capt. Turner is making good re-
covery from the operation and when
able to do so will probably return with
Mrs. Turner to this place until able to
| resume his duties in the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Staples, who
have spent the summer at the Hubbard
1 House, were called to Portland last week
by a death ip the family and do not ex-
pect to return to Paris until another
season. .,
CLAYTON K. Brooks of Boston arrived
at the summer home Of the family here
last Friday for vacation of few days.
Orland q. Daniels went to Boston Fri
day and will 60 from there to Green
witch, Conn.,, to await his call under the
army draft.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cushmsn OF Au-
bnrp are guests at the Hubbard House.
Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker preached
the closing sermon Of the summer SER
vices at the Unversaist church last Sun
day, and the family start on Tuesday OF
this week for the retqrn trip py sqto-
mobile to their home in Reading, Pa.
Clippings, both colored and white, are
needed at the Red Cross rooms. Many
who cannot work at the rooms can give
assistance TO the cause in this way. All
cloth used for clippings must be clean
aud children can be of service in this
work as well as adults. The Red Cross
work room is open Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons and the clippings can be
delivered there on those days. Anyone
wishing to assist in the knitting should
communicate with Mrs. Nellie s. Brown,
who is president of the local organization.
Advertised letters in Paris post office
Mr.. James c. Paige.
CARDS.
Mr.. B. Coney.
| Mrs. b. Coney.
Miss Jennette Moulton.
| Mr.. James e. Paige.
Miss Gladys Roe.
J.B. Cole and sons have recently
finished the mason work on q house at
Hebron Academy and are now engaged
On a job at Bolster's Mills.
Mrs. Edward L. Paris has organized
a knitting class among the younger
girls that is making good progress and
aiding in the Red Cross work.
Judge and Mrs. William P. Potter
gave a very pleasant tea Wednesday
afternoon to a number of their friends
at their beautiful summer home.
Miss Josephine Cole is one of a party
that are making a three days tramp
over the White Mountain range.
The regular meeting Of the Directors
of the Paris Hill Library Association
will be held at Hamlin Memorial Hall on
Tuesday, Sept. /, al O'Clock.
II. L. Mott from New York visited
Mrs. Z. b. Jackson last week.
Charles b. Rogers, who has been
depending few weeks at Peaks Island,
has returned to Paris Hill In improved
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Tascus Atwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer n. Chase and two sons,
Thomas and Homer N. Jr., all of Au-
burn, were guests at the Hubbard House
Sunday.
Roger Davis arrived here last week
and will return this week with his fam
lily to Montclsir, n. j., driving their car
Through.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Owen, William
G.. Harlow and Miss lone Harlow of Dix.
field were guests of relatives here Sun
day.
Mrs. Lila Hudson and her son Lewis
Hudson of Portland are guests of Mrs
Doe.
A very pleasant social occasion was the
tea given at the Club House Saturday af.
ternoon by Mrs. Charles L. Case. The
doll was won by Mrs. Lillian N. Hunt
who generously put it up at auction fol
the benefit of the Red Cross.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold
it's annual picnic at Mt. Mica on Wed.
uesday of this week, If favorable wealth.
err if unfavorable on Thursday. Mem
bers OF the school will be furnish ed
transportation, starting from the church
at 8 O'Clock. Coffee will be served to
those who bring cups. A cordial inyits.
ton is given to all to join the school al
Mt. Mica.
Alonzo Pomeroy, one Of our old and
respected citizens, who has been In fail
ing health for several months following
an attack of pneumonia, passed away
Saturday evening, Sept. 1st, at his home
in this village. Mr.. Pomeroy was born
in Cornville, Maine, April 10, 1886
He served in the Civil War as O member