Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-09-17
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.


Services as Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday 1t 10 ~ Pulpit supplied BY Rev. A. J.
Gywnne. Sunday School at II. Sunday :even-
ing service at 730. Thursday evening prayer
meeting as O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary B. Carter and Master Jarvis
Davis returned last Tuesday to their
home In Montclair, N. j.
Everybody attended county fair last
week. Three good days, a. usual, and
that means that everyone who was able
to get to the fair was there.
The family of Charles Edward Case
closed their summer homo last Friday
and returned to New York.
Mrs. James Murray Kay Of Brookiire,
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. &c. lngra-
ham and Mrs.. Davies last week.
Scott Colby and family recently visited
Mr.. Colby's brother In Lawrence, Mass,
making the trip with their car.
Mr.. Charles L. Case, who has been
spending q vacation with his family st
their summer home here, returned to
New York last Thursday. Mrs. Case
and Miss Adelaide Case will close their
home here and return to New York on
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Frank Lowering and three chill
dren, who have been living at the home
of her father, Fremont Field, have
moved into the rent over the post office.
Mrs. Lowering moves here in order that
her children may attend school. The
local Red Cross organization have moved
into the Pine Tree Tea Room In the
same building
Miss Josephine Cole, who has been
spending the summer at her home in this
village, returned last week to resume
her teaching at WestbroOk.
u. Hiram Head has put In the foun-
dation for new barn that he is TO build
near his apple storage house at Hillside
Orchards south of the village on the
South Paris road.
Mrs. /. C. Ingrsham, Mrs. Mary 1.
Davies and Miss Polly Davies after spend
ing the summer here, return TO their
home in Brookliae, Mass, on Tuesday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Atwood and
Miss Gertrude Brooks spent the week
end with relatives in Dixield. Miss
Brooks returns to her home in Cam
bridge, Mass, on Tuesday.
Donald B. Macmillan, who accom-
panied Admiral Peary to the North Pole
and who has since made an extended
tour Of the Arctic regions, will deliver
his lecture, "Four Years In the White
North" at the Savoy Theatre in South
Paris on Thursday evening of this week.
This lecture 10 illustrated with q thou
sand feet of movie film and many lantern
slides. Those who heard him at Paris
Hill q few years since will certainly want
TO hear him again. Half the proceeds
90 to the South Paris local Red Cross.
A recital will be given at Academy
Hall under the auspices of the Ladies'
Uuiversalist Circle on Monday evening,
Sept. 16'b, by Miss Crocker, reader, from
South Paris, Miss Nash, vocalist, Miss
Haskell, violinist, and Miss Cummings,
pianist, from Norway. These talented
artists are well known in this vicinity
and should draw q good house, especially
as the proceeds are TO be shared with
the Red Cross. The entertainment will
be- followed by the usual dance. Admis
sion to the hall rs cents, children II
cents. Dancing free. Ice cream will be
on sale. Doors open at 1880; entertain
ment at 8 O'Clock.
| PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Miss Hattie Mason was weekend
guest of her sister, Mrs n. 81. Field o.
Lewiston.
Mrs. Arthur Coles relatives have re
turned TO their homes in Massachusetts,
Will Harlow has bad very lame arm
Carl Crane, who has been working fOl
Austin Siearns, Jr., has returned to biz
home in Gardiner.
| Mrs. Carl Stevens went to Lewiston
SUNDAY to see her husband, who is IL
the Central Maine General Hospital
Miss Wilma G. Mason accompanied her
They also visited Lawrence G. Morse
who is iU the hospital.
Nearly all from this neighborhood at
tended the county fair.
The Misses Madeline and Bessie Thay
or and friend from Massachusetts, ant
Miss Ruth Thayer were guests at Mrs
Carl Stevens Tuesday.
\ Mrs. win Mason was recent guest o
her daughter, Mrs. James L. Barrett o
the Mountain District.