Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnE DOlN0s or THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.


First Baptist Church, Rsv. g. W. =. BIN. Pc
Tor. Preaching every Sunday 8 ioae 4. =
sunday School e y saeSssa s.s1n ys.. me-
] 80. Covenant Meeting the last Friday befo \
| the Lat Sunday Of the month g 3 50 r. =. Al
not o<herwise connected are cordially hvissd
Miss Cara d. Cooper, who recentl!
submitted to critical surgical operation
In q Portland hospital, returned Las
week to Paris Hill and her many friendi
here are pleased to know that she u
making good recovery.
Miss Louise +. Leverich of New
Orleans, La, who has spent part OF tn
season In Portland. has returned to Tit
Beeches.
Prof. and Mrs. William Roy Smith
have closed their summer home In thii
village a. well as the Colburn Garder
Cannery and return this week to theil
work ct Bryn Mawr College. During
the season the cannery has put up abou
thirty-five hundred cans Of vegetables
and fruit, twenty-five hundred In TIM
and more than . thousand In glass, ane
has been unable to I'll all orders received
Miss Persis N. Andrews, who has spen
Q part of the summer here, has returned
to her home In Roxbury, Mass, sftel
visiting friends In Gorham, Maine, for
few days.
Mr.. Winslow went to Massachusetts
last week to attend the funeral OF tht
late Hon. Prentiss Cummings.
Joseph B. Cole, who has been confined
with a severe case Of rheumatism, Il
gaining quite rapidly and begins to gs
around the house some.
Referring to the service Of the lstt
Prentiss Cummings in the State Senate
of Massachusetts,, Ex-Gov. John D. Long
once said: al regard Prentiss Cumming
as the ablest man In that body" 1t wal
q great compliment, coming as 1t die
from q man so closely In touch with thu
law makers Of Massachusetts,. It 10 also
said Of Mr.. Cummings that In all BIZ
career he never sought an office.
Mr.. Charles j. Cooper OF Moline, ILL.,.
was at Paris Hill several days last weel
on account of the illness of his sister
Miss Cara D. Cooper, and his niece, Miss
Phoebe Rogers.
Judge and Mrs. j. P. Deering OF SAGE
visited Mrs. Z. 81. Jackson Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. John Pierce gave luncheon Sat
urday in honor Of Miss Alice Farrar oil
Boston. Other guests were Mrs. Charles
Thayer and Miss Grace Tnsyer of South
Paris and Mrs. Frank Fsrrar and Mrs. o
A. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Atwood and
Mrs. John F. Stanley of South Paris
spent the weekend with relatives In
Dixfield.
The Sunshine Club held their annual
meeting with Mae Bennett Hazelton ai
her home in Woodstock last Thursday
The following officers were elected:
President-Rose Swan.
Vice President-Wilma Stearns.
Treasurer-Angie Scribner.
Secretary-Augusta Hamolin.
Flower Committee-Clara Ryerson.
There were sixteen members present
and very pleasant day was spent. The
next meeting will be at Myrtle Gates
Thursday, Oct. 18th. 1t Is desired that
all the knitting that Is out be completed
aud handed In at that time that 1t may
get to the Service League rooms for ship
msnt to our soldiers as soon as possible
The regular monthly business meeting
of Paris Hill Library Association will bs
held Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 4 p. N.
The first Parent Teachers Association
of the year will be held on Monday even.
ing, Oct s, at 1880 Everybody come.
A card is advertised at the post office
for Mr.. Herbert E. Smith.