Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-15
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services at Paris Hill Baptist church every
Sunday st los Sunday School st Il. Sunday
evening seryice at 80. Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 80 O'Clock
Mrs. j. r. Brlnckle and Miss Agnes N.
Brown arrived from Wilmington, Della
were, last week and have opened their
summer home here.
Roger Davis and Mrs. Cullen Carter
arrived from Montclair, N. j., Tuesday
and will spend the season with other
members Of the family at the Carter
summer home.
Admiral and Mrs. William w. Kim
ball arrived from Washington, ID. C.,
Friday and have opened their summer
home, "Old Brick"
The Hubbard House opens for the sea-
son Monday OF this week, with every
prospect of large patronage.
Miss Mary Pike Of West Paris was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Kreeta Kilponen,
several days the past week.
Mrs. Fl. P. Hammond has received let
ters from her brothers, Bert and Eugene
Jackson, reporting the progress OF their
automobile tour across the country. On
Friday word was received from them
from Cleveland, Ohio.
Under the direction of Mrs. Lyon, OF
the Greens Committee, the work OF put
ting the grounds of the Paris Hill Coun-
try Club in shape for the season is max
ing excellent progress. Seven links Oh
the golf course, the upper tennis court,
the obstacle golf green and the croquet
courts are now ready for play.
Paris Hill will observe the Fourth oil
July on Monday, the fifth, with box
supper for the children at the Paris Hill
Country Club. All the children OF ths
village and the children of all members
of the club are cordially invited to par
ticipate. A committee, OF which Mrs.
Turner Is chairman, will have charge OF
the affair and have provided fireworks
to be displayed upon the golf fields in
the evening, to which all the village peo-
pie as we'll as all club members are In
yited. The games at the club will be
available for the entertainment OF the
children.
The eighth grade in Paris Hill school,
accompanied by Mrs. n. A. Cummings,
made trip to Augusta last Friday. The
members of the class are Eva Jackson,
Marian Hammond, Clarence Everett,
Roland Andrews. The trip was made
by train to Lewiston and by electrics
from that city, going through Gardiner
and Hallowell. 1t was delightful trip
for the class aud a fitting closing for
their years work in this "Msine" year.
An adjourned meeting Of the trustees
of Paris Hill Academy will be held at
the academy next Saturday evening at
7:SO.
The ladies of the Baptist society wish
to thank all who so kindly helped
through the convention and especially
Mrs. Annie Cummings, who gave hot
rolls for the supper.
Mrs. Carlson will preach next Sunday
in the Mountain school house at $3.50 P.
NJ, subject, "a Rejected Stone" All
are invited.
The Baracca Glass of which Glenn
Ross is teacher has elected the following
officers:
Pres.-Harold Shaw.
vice-Pres.-Merton Curtis.
Sec.-Perley Shaw.
Asst secretsries-Arthur Valley, Walton Cor.
bett.
Treas.-Edward Carlson.
Prayer meeting will be held on Wed
nesday evening of this week instead oil
Thursday. The Philsthess are requested
to meet for short business session at
| 7 P. NJ.
All the ladies of the community inter
ested in the sale to be given some time
during the summer for the benefit Of the
church are invited to meet at the psrson-
age on Monday at 7:30 P. NJ.