Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-14

object Is to consider having Paris
fair and every one who Is Interested Is
especially invited, whether they have
become members already or not.
Mrs. Helen Maxim, Wakefield, was at
%. A. Maxim's over the weekend.
Mrs. Addie Partridge Follstt Of New
ronyille, Mass, is with her sister, Mrs.
o. A. Maxim.
Miss Mary E. Daniels, who has spent
most of the summer with her parents
here, has been for the past week at
Ogunquit and has returned to New
York.
The Hubbard House will be closed to
transient travel on the 18th.
Services ct the Baptist church next
Sunday will be conducted by Deacon Z.
A. Daniels as Mrs. Carlson ia attending
a convention in Washington.
The obstacle golf tournament played
ON Saturday afternoon was won by <. G..
Atwood, Jr., for the men and Mrs.
George z. Turner for the women. The
supper at the club house on Saturday
was very much of q success. Cafeteria
service was used and the menu consisted
Of baked salmon, cold meats, Dreamed
potato, tomato and cucumber salad,
coffee, cocoa, rolls and French pastry.
There was q large attendance OF MEM
bers and friends. After the supper the
company adjourned to The Shack, by
invitation of Mrs. Hubbard, where the
evening was spent in games and dancing.
As the piazza fund of the Country
Club has reached a point that assures
the building of the piazza, the COM
mittee in charge request that subscrip-
tions to the same be paid to the treas
urer of the club.
Miss JEANNE Hubbard was in Boston
the past week to attend the wedding of
her niece, Miss Marion N. Hsllett, which
occurred in that city on Wednesday,
Paris Hill people will be Interested In
The announcement made the past week
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hallett OF
Boston Of the marriage OF their dsugh-
ter, Miss Marion Marble Hsllett, to Mr..
Hopper Lenox Mott Of New York on
Wednesday, September the eighth. The
bride ia very we'll and fsyorsbly known
at Paris Hill, where she has many rela
tives and friends, as a young lady Of
rare accomplishments and pleasing per-
sopality. Both the bride and groom
have spent much time In this village and
the good wishes of many friends here
will attend them in the marriage rels-
ton. They will make their home at
2SS West End Avenue, New York City.
The women members of the Paris Hill
Country Club are requested to meet at
The club house on Saturday afternoon of
this week at four o'clock to make
arrangements for the club fair to be held
next summer.
Mrs. Helen b. Carlson and her son,
Edward Carlson, 90 on Monday Of this
week to Washington, D. c., for Q stay OF
about ten days.
Miss Gertrude BrInckle, who has spent
the summer with her family here, re-
turned this week to Wilmington, Della
ware.
Charles Grsgg Of Rochester, n. Y, Is
the guest of Miss Pauline Davies at her
summer home here.
Clayton K. Brooks and William Brooks
returned to- their home in Cambridge,
Mass, last Friday. Mrs. Brooks and
Miss Barbara Brooks closed the summer
home of the family here and returned to
Cam bridge on Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Guy Bennett Of Poinl
Anne, Ontario, are guests Of Mr.. Ben
uett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ben
nett, coming through from Canada with
their car by way Of Northern New York,
Vermont and White Mountains.
Friends here have received word that
Everett Perkins, for many years resi-
dent Of this village, is a. the Hillerest
Hospital in Pittsf1sld, Mass, where II
was found necessary to amputate bis
right leg above the knee on account Of q
diseased condition OF the bone. Mr.
Perkins had fine position as overseei
in the Rice silk mill, and his many
friends here and elsewhere will learn
with regret and sympathy Of bis misior
tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Greene of Maiden
Mass, and their two children, Norman
aud Ethel, came to Paris Hill from theiI
summer home at Cliff Island on Labor
Day to visit their aunt, DR.. NJ. NJ. Hougb
ton, and their cousin, u. Hiram Hesld
While here Norman went with Mr.. Heald
to visit one of his orchards, and while
climbing tree to get some apples fell
aud broke bis arm. Mr.. Greene Ia the
son of Frank P. Greene and grandson oil
/ the late William K. Greene of this place
Mrs. Greene was before marriage Miss
Stella Houghton. She and her sister
Miss Ethel Houghton, now holding ar
important office position in Boston, for
merly lived with DIR. Houghton and at
tended school here.
Activities have been lively at the Paris
Hill Country Club the past week and in
clude q golf tournament, sn obstacle
tournament and cafeteria supper. The
golf tournament played on "Wednesday
and Thursday for the cups offered By
Miss Mary P. Burchfield was won BY
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., and Mrs. Clayton
<. Brooks, who defeated Harry N. Shaw
and Miss Gertrude Brooks In the finali
| in q very close contest by q single point
The following contestants participated
PRELIMINARIEs:
Harry NJ. Shaw and Miss Gertrude Brooks de
feased William Brooks and Mise Josephin'
Cole.
Clayton K. Brooks and Miss Jean Mckinney
defeated Clyde Shaw and Mrs. Helen Cole Bick
| ford.
Hugh PendeIter. Jr., and Mrs. Brooks de
featsd Charles II. Rogers and Miss Sara Il. Me
| man.
II bkkl FINALS.
Harry II. Shaw and Miss Brooks defeated Mr.
Brooks and Miss Mckinney. Hugh Pendexter
Jr.. and Mrs. Brooks defeated Glenn Ross and
Miss Cole.
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., and Mrs. Brooks de.
fested Mr.. Shaw and Miss Brooks up.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Miss Fannie Harlow has returned &c
her teaching In Winthrop, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Merrill and two
Sons, belmont and Bernard, have re-
turned to their home In Manchester,
N. II.
Mrs. A. n. Ryerson and Mrs. w. 8.
Mason spent the day with Mrs. Charles
Kimball OF the Mountain District.
Miss Ruth Winslow Ia teaching the
school In this neighborhood and 10
boarding with Mrs. VIII Parlin.
Mrs. Frank Lowering and children
spent the afternoon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Field.
Archie Cole IL building new chin
ney for VIII Psfliu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Weston are rejoic.
Ing over the birth Of q nine pound son.
The Misses Madeline and Bessie Thay-
or spent the weekend ct Carl Stevens,
also called at Ralph Fields.
The folks are beginning to dig their
potatoes.