Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF TnH WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris nm.

Services at Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday at lo.45. Sunday School at II. Sunday
evening service as so. Thursday evening
prayer meeting as Z 80 O'Clock.
Beginning this week Hamlin Memorial
Library will be open Wednesday after
noon and evening OF each week.
The Paris Hill Library Association
holds Its monthly business meeting Wed
nesdsy, Oct. 8, at 4 P. n.
"Fsir Day" was big day but the next
community day 10 to be the biggest yet.
Look for further notice of the Maine
Day, Oct. II. Sports on common, COM
munity dinner for fire department, and
''Maine" program In afternoon.
Every one interested In the community
singing for Maine Day is asked to come
to Cummings Hall, Friday evening, Oct.
| Stb.
Ali ladies who will help about the
dinner on Oct. IL are asked to meet at
the school house this Monday evening,
Oct. 4, at s O'Clock.
Mrs. /. G. Ingraham has closed her
summer home and returned to Brook
line, Mass.
Mrs. Nellie Brown will close her home
here and start for New Jersey on Tues
day. Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard goes with
Mrs. Brown as far as Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Hsrriette 81. Winslow and Miss
Mary Mitchell left here last Wednesday
They 60 to Arlington, Mass, and Miss
Winslow plans to visit her brother in
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Atwood and
Il two sons came to Paris Hill Saturday
for q week, and are occupying the Brooks
cottage during their stay here.
Grant G. Royal picked quantity Of
fine blueberries- on bis farm In the Whit
temore District last Saturday, October
I'd.
At q meeting of the directors and the
entertainment committee Of the Paris
Hill Country Club, held last Friday, II
was voted to authorize the entertain
ment committee to construct the piazza
on the club house for which subscrip-
tons were made the past summer. The
work of construction Is expected 10 be
completed this fall.
The Philathea Glass of the Paris Hill
church will hold q social In the Cum
mings Hall Friday evening, to which all
are cordially invited. Admission ten
cents with ice cream for sale. All are
asked to also buy copies of the Maine
Day songs from Mrs. Edna Cummings
as they will be rehearsed some time dur.
ing the evening to be srlg on the 18th
of October, and II any one has games or
songs please come prepared to play
them. We would like a variety this
time besides our old games.
The fair held Saturday at the school
house was great success, and the COM
munity should be proud of the exhibits.
It shows just what ga long pull, a strong
pull, and pull all together" will do.
All did their part. The boys of the
school were host In themselves, In get.
ting the leaves, flowers and pine branches
for the decorations, and entering the
sports. The girls took their part too
with the same spirit Of helping to make
a success of the day. The real punch"
was given by the ladies. The attend.
ancs was large and the exhibits fine
Mrs. Newton A. Cummings planned and
worked up the interest for this fair,
from ideas she got at the teachers
Plattsburg held at Castine this summer.
She deserves q vote Of thanks for the
time and work she has put into IL, and
the ladies of the committees will share
with her the glory Of work we'll done.
Detailed description Of the fair, and the
list of awards, are unavoidably deferred
until another week.