Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris nnl.

Paris RIM.
Services AZ Paris Hi Bapsist church ever,
Sunday as 10 Is. Sunday School Is II. Sunday
evening service as 80. ThursdAy evening
prayer meeting st 30 O'Clock
The Sunshine Club win meet Thurs
day, June II, with Mrs. Linnie Stsarns
Thsyer Quinby and friend James Smith
of Gloucester, Mass, were guests OF Mrs
John Pierce q few days last week.
II July and August furnish any hotter
weather than We had last week, Arctic
OF ploration viii become 4 popular sport
Mrs. Dora Jordan, who has been quite
III at the home Of her sister, Mrs. j. U
Cummings, 10 much improved In health,
Charles 81 Rogers, who has inherited
the Cara d. Cooper place In this village,
was here several days the past week.
Mr.. Rogers hopes to occupy the place
| with his mother this summer.
John w. Maxwell Of Auburn has re-
turned to Paris Hill-and Is again employ
ed in the store OF Charles N. johnson.
Relatives here have received notice
that Ralph Fl. Hsllett, who served with
the 1Olst Engineers In France and was
later returned to Washington, ID. c.,
where be has served for several weeks az
a member of the General Staff, has been
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel.
At meeting Of the directors and mem
bers of committees of the Paris Hill
Country Club last week it was decided
TO open the club season early in July or
as soon as the grass is taken on the fields
and use every effort to make this one Of
the most successful seasons in the history
of the organization. The tennis and
croquet courts will be ready for use
earlier than the golf links. The msinte-
nance of the club means much to the social
life of Paris Hill during the summer sea
son and now that the war 10 over every
member is urgently requested to assist
in promoting its welfare, and adding new
names to Its membership.
Perlsy +. Ripley had an auto truck
employed last week in removing the
household goods from the Sumner Z.
Newell stand which was recently sold
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Adams to be oc-
cupied by them soon.
Stacy Robbins, who returned recently
| from service with the American forces in
France, is now employed by the Maine
Central Railroad on shifting engine ut
the Union Station in Portland.
Mrs. Emily +. Burke and her daughter,
Mrs. Lunt, who have spent the winter In
California, are on their way east and ex.
pect to arrive at their Paris Hill home on
June 10th.
Orlando A. Thsyer returned to Water
vile last week for few days.
Mrs. C. L. Carter and Mrs. Mary B.
Carter, who spend their summers here
| and their winters at Montclair, n. j.,
are now at Saranac Lake, n. Y.
The Parent Teac cher Citizens AssOci.
alton meeting which was to have been
held Monday evening, June 8, will be
held at Academy Hall Monday evening
June 10. Everyone 10 invited, admissioy
free. The "Jolly Gentlemen" of South
Paris furnish the entertainment, remem
Der.
The children of Paris Hill school en-
joyed an auto ride to Norway Lake las
Friday evening.
DIR. Charlotte r. Hammond and Miss
Benjamin are spending some time al
| AsheVllle, N. y.
Don't forget the dance at Academy
Hall, Friday evening of this week
Music by Parker's string orchestra Of
Lewiston.
Mrs. Helen Hyde Carlson addressed
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at theil
memorial service at Riverside Cemetery
Sunday afternoon.
There will be school picnic at Stone'i
Brook next Friday afternoon. Psrentl
and friends invited.
The Hubbard House will open for tn,
season Cd Sunday, June 18th. Thu
famous old house has every prospect fol
very successful season rs many guest
have already engaged accommodation
for July and August.
The local r sd Cross organization viii
meet at its rooms for an afternoon
sewing on Tuesday the 18th. A full
4 attendance is desired as business meet
ing will also be held at that time for tn,
election of officers for the ensuing year
Judge and Mrs. John p. Deering o
Ssco were weekend guests at Mrs. Z
81. JAckson's, remaining over Monday 4
attend the soldiers welcome celebration
al the Oxford County fair grounds.
Mrs. Lizzie Hammond Shorey of Port
land is the guest of her brother, Hsnr!
d. Hammond, and family, At the Ham
moud farm.
Miss Hsrriette Winslow arrived at tn,
summer home here Monday after tril
to California.
The estate Of the late Mary /. Mellel
Was appraised last week and the MelleI
house has been sold to Col. Edward T
Brown, who will occupy 1t with his fami
ly as soon as arrangements can be com
pleted.
The three-dsy hot wave Of last wsel
went into . sudden reverse last Sstur
day, the temperature dropping NOR,
than forty degrees during the day.