Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-08-05

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| evening service at 7 80. Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 80 O'Clock.
The Sunshine Club will meet this
week Thursday with Mrs. Fremont Field
and daughter Alice. 1t is hoped q good
number will be present.
| The regular meeting of the Directors
Of the Paris Hill Library Association will
| be held at Hamlin Memorial Hall, on
Wednesday, Aug. 8, at O'Clock.
The committees for the Country Club
fair are busy and all things indicate q
| fair as successful as those previously
given. The time is August 18th at 2:S0
IP. NJ. Supper 600 to 500 P. NJ.
Rev. and Mrs. Harvey b. Bishop Of
Brunswick were the guests of friends
over the week end. Mr.. Bishop was
formerly pastor of the Baptist church
here.
Considerable interest is being taken In
the old trails and walks, Indian and
otherwise, about Paris Hill and vicinity
BY the summer colony this season. DR..
Brush of New York, guest at the hub
bard House, has been instrumental in
marking out the byways and blazing the
trails and map has been completed by
Mr.. Mott, for the edficstion of the Wis
itor and traveller so that he or she may
know az a glance the surroundings OF
lovely Paris. We all feel much indebted
| to DR.. Brush and Mr.. Mott for their in
terest and enthusiasm and believe it is q
much needed step in the right direction.
Local residents who know Of old trails
and points of scenic and historic interest
are invited to consult with and assist DR..
Brush in quitting Paris on the map"
Hon. Otis Hsyford formerly of Can
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. 81. T. Hayford Of
Mechanic Falls were guests of Henry D.
Hammond and family on Sunday. Other
guests recently entertained at the Ham,
mond farm: Earle q. Curtis OF Kenne-
bunk and Miss Agnes Pinkham of South
Paris.
James L. Thompson of Boston Is the
guest of his mother and sister, Mrs. j.
n. Thompson and Mrs. Olive T. Lunt.
Mrs. Grace Doe Rigby of Beverly,
Mass, is guest at her former home in
this village.
Miss Olivia Z. P. Stokes arrived here
Friday from Lenox, Mass, and Is occu-
plying the Atwood house.
On Wednesday evening of this week a
midsummer dance will be given at
Academy Hall with music by Shaw's
Orchestra. Everybody is invited to be
present and the entire proceeds will be
turned over to the Paris Hill Country
Club, the expenses being paid by
member and friend of the club.
Miss Mary Daniels Is spending her
vacation from teaching with her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. Edwin A. Daniels.
Mr.. Hopper Lsnox Mott of New York
Is a summer guest at the Hubbard
House.
Mrs. May Hooper Shehan of Boston
arrived here Saturday and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll /. Hooper at
their summer home.
Mrs. !. G. Ingraham and Mrs. Mary /.
Davies arrived at their summer home
here last Wednesday from Brookline,
Mass. Mrs. j. c. Irish Of Lowell, Mass,
is with Mrs. Ingraham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Harlow of
Cambridge, Mass, and Mrs. John s.
Harlow of Dixfeld were calling upon
relatives and friends at Paris Hill last
Friday.
Guests of Miss Mary P. Burchfield at
her summer home, "BiIches," are Miss
Lide w. Shsffer, Miss Jean G. Mckinney,
Mrs. C. B. Bouser, Miss Iren Mckinney
aud Miss Mabel Gillespie, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa.
At the annual meeting of the Paris
Hill Country Club held last Saturday the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President-Leslle l.. Mason.
Treasurer-George NJ. Atwood
Secretary-Irving o. Barrows.
Directors-Leslie l.. Mason, George NJ. At
wood, Irving .. Barrows, Admiral William w.
Kimball, Admiral Henry W. Lyon, Charles n.
Rogers, Walter l.. Gray.
Heads of committees were elected as
follows and authorized to appoint other
members of their several committees:
Entertainment Committee-Mrs. Clayton K.
Brooks.
Greens Committee-Mrs. Henry W. Lyon
House Committee-Mrs. George NJ. Atwood.
A very successful drive for new MEM
bers is under way. The golf links and
tennis courts have been put in excellent
condition and the members voted at the
annual meeting to allow the playing OF
outdoor games on Sundays after one
o'clock in the afternoon. Following the
annual meeting, fruit punch was served
by the young ladies of the club and the
clock golf contest was participated in by
about twenty-five members and won by
DR.. Brush Of New York with q score of
twenty-six, doing ten holes in two and
two holes in three. Miss Josephine Cole
won for the ladies with score of thirty
one. The finals of the croquet tourna-
ment were played off and won by Mr..
Mason and Mrs. Col. Brown. The tea
next Saturday will be given by Mrs.
Davies and tennis tournament will be-
gin Friday afternoon, the finals to be
played on Saturday afternoon. All mem