Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-10-07

Services at Paris Hill Baptist church every
Sunday AZ ln,A5. Sunday School at u. sunday
evening service az 80. Thursday evening
prayer meeting ss Z 80 O'Clock.
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs.
Wilma Stearns Oct. 2. A large amount
of sewing was done. There were nine
teen members, four guests and six chill
dren present. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Rose Swan Oct. 10.
Marion w. Daniels, r. N, OF Foxboro,
Mass, has been the guest the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Reald. Miss
Daniels was q clsssmate with Mrs. Hesld
at the Newton Hospital. In the fall OF
1915 she went to a camp near Etaples,
France, 10 the service of the Royal Army
Medical Corps, where She saw eighteen
months of hard service and some bomb
ing. This was the largest hospital camp
in the world.
Virgil K. Paris had the public water
supply piped into his house last week.
Mrs. Lula NJ. Daniels, who has been
employed at the Hubbard House through
he summer, returned to Auburn Wednes-
day. -,
Mrs. w. 81. Adams, who has had a
very painful experience with bone sore
upon her hand, is making good recovery.
a. P. Hammond has few peach trees
from which be picked pail full OF ex-
cellent peaches last Tuesday.
Paris Hill has produced large amount
of sweet corn for the canning factory
this season. Among the larger growers
are W. b. & N. A. Cummings, U. Hiram
Heald and Alfred N. Daniels. Newton
A. Cummings hauled in one two-borss
load that came to one hundred and TWEEN
ty-thres dollars.
Mrs. Charles B. Andrews met with an
accident last Wednesday that will lay
her up for q time. Mrs. Andrews was
driving the mail team to South Paris;
when a little way south of the guide
board she met an automobile loaded high
with apple barrels at which her horse
ook fright; she with her two passengers,
| Mrs. NJ. c. Snow and Mrs. Lula M.
| Daniels, seeing that the horse was going
to be afraid, Jumped out of the carriage
and Mrs. Andrews got the animal by the
head but the horse jumped as the load
# barrels passed, throwing her down
aud causing fracture of one of her legs.
Mrs. Andrews is now under the care OF
a trained nurse at her home here and get
ing along as comfortably as could be
l expected.
The attention Of patrons OF the Paris
Hill Water Company is called to the
practice of employing other than the
superintendent to shut of the supply
when houses are closed for the winter.
The work should be done by the super
/ uteudent or under his supervision in
rider that the meters may be read and
drained out to prevent freezing.
/ Admiral William W. Kimbsll and fam
,ly will close their home here the present
week and go to Washington, D. c., for
the winter.
| Mr.. Charles 81. Rogers and Mrs. Sarah
Rogers plan 10 return to Vermont the
present week. Their home here is to be
occupied by Col. Edward T. Brown and
family the coming winter.
Mrs. James, who has spent the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Lyon, at
Lyonsden, is leaving this week for the
West. Mrs. Lyon will accompany her
mother as far as Boston.
Mr.. Winslow plans TO close his home
here this week and go to Buffalo, N. Y,
| for the winter.
Henry B. Houghton of Santa Monica,
California, is visiting relatives at Paris
Hill. Mr.. Houghton attended the
National Encampment of the Grand
Army at Columbus, Ohio, in September,
coming from there to visit relatives and
friends in his native state after an alb
sence of fifty years.