Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-09

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Cemetery.
Commodore Charles s. Williams, U. s.
Navy, and Mrs. Williams are spending
the month of August nj the Hubbard
House.
Mrs. Helen Cole Bickford of Norway
| md her infant son are guests of Mrs.
Bickfords parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Cole.
Charles Edward Case and family Of
New York arrived at their summer home
here the past week to remain for the
season.
At the annual meeting Of the Paris
Hill Country Club last Saturday the
former board of officers were elected as
follows:
| President-Leslie L. Mason.
Treasurer-George N. Atwood.
secretary-Irving o. Barrows.
| Directors-Leslie l.. Mason, George II. At
LYON, Admiral william W. Kimban, waller L.
Gray.
The committees will remain the same
for the remainder Of the season. Com
mIttees for next season will be appoint
cd by the directors at later meeting.
Members of the apron committee for
the Country Club fair and all those in
terested In assisting are requested to
meet At the club house on Tuesday
afternoon st two o'clock. Members Of
the candy Committee are asked to meet
at she same place Tuesday afternoon at
four O'Clock.
The usual Thursday evening subscrip-
ton bridge will be given at the club
house. All members and friends are
invited.
The Ambassador Of Peru and Madame
Pexet called on Admiral and Mrs. Kim
ball at Old Brick on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Holdsworth Gordon
Of Washington, D, c., are at Old Brick
| for the remainder OF the season.
The tennis tournament at the Country
Club courts on Friday and Saturday was
very interesting contest with q large
number Of entries. 1t was won BY
Charles q. Greene and Thomas n.
huston, who defeated In the finals DIR.
D. NJ. Stewart and William Brooks.
The Saturday afternoon tea was given
by Rev. Franklin Joiner and was very
largely attended and delightful social
occasion. The regular tea next Sstur-
day will be given by Mrs. Davies.
Weather permitting, Q mixed four
some golf tournament will be played at
the Country Club links beginning Tues
day morning at $50. Entries can be
made with the entertainment com mitteo.
! Matches that cannot be played in the
morning may be played In the after
noon. A mixed tennis tournament will
be played on Friday.
nd III
Sunday night bat patrons of the public
water system should still be careful to
avoid waste of water ss the sources of
supply are deep and not quickly reached
by local rains.
Recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
I. Hooper at their summer. home here
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Smith Of Man
chester, N. g., Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Caldw well OF Dorchester, Mass., Arthur
s. Hunt of Newtonville, Mass, Miss
Mabel Bramwell Of Lancaster, Mass,
and Mr.. ]. L. Wilcoxon Of Bagdsd, Ken
lucky.
DIR. Frederic G. Brush has greatly
improved the obstacle golf game ut the
Country Club by several new obstacles
and an arrangement that gives nine holes
so that several couples may play at the
same time.
The one topic Of conversation on the
Hill these days is the Paris Hill Country
Club fair which will be held In the Club
House and on the grounds the afternoon
and evening Of Wednesday, the 18th of
August. Remember the date.
Many beautiful and useful articles of |
fancy work have been received this week |
and this occasion will afford . wonder |
ful opportunity to secure Christmas
presents that are both reasonable In |
price and unique In design. These will |
be found In the Blue Bird Shop.
Come early and stand In line II you
want TO enter Mother Isaacs' Pawn Shop
when she opens the door. Not only
will she DO dlsposing of unredsemed |
pledges, some Of great value, but also
shs will offer for sale rare pieces of brio
q brac, framed and unframed pictures,
and other articles that have been left
with her by her unnamed clientele.
Fascinating toys for the children, and
grab bags for them, too, viii be found 10
the Little Red Toy Shop, while fancy
and kitchen aprons of all sizes and
varieties, for all sizss and varieties, will
be temptingly displayed In the Bingham
shop.
Candy galore, and every bit delicious,
will be there, and all during the progress
81 the fair dainty and substantial re-
'reshmsnts will be on sale. Homemade
bread, pie and cake, salads and sand
wiobes, coffee and tea, Ice cream and
loft drinks. Come early In the after
loon, have your supper here, stay for
he evening, and don't miss trick.
10 the evening there will be music on
he grounds, fortune telling, and Mr..
Park, the famous suotioneer, will auction
II oil the unsold articles. Is
Do not let anything keep you from
Paris Hill on this great day. |,
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Morse of Buck q
cid spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr..
nd Mrs. William Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Barrett and son
Wendell of the Mountain District called q
{ William Mason's Sunday evening.
Mrs. William Harlow has been visiting b
,latives In Massachusetts, and Newi
hampshire. b
Relatives from New Hampshire and q
Iassac husetts are visiting at William
Arrows. z
Mrs. William Mason spent Thursday
ternoon with Mrs. Clara Rysrson. c
Miss Edith Lowell OF South Paris 10 o.
sitting her sister, Mrs.. Austin Stearns,
!.
Parties OF friends from Mechanic Falls B
lied at Will Mason's Tuesday evening. oil
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pratt and dsugh- d
r Eileen OF West Paris were at VIII
ason's Monday night. In
Mrs. Frank Lowering and three chill u
en-, Clayton, Kenneth and Elvs, arc
sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ere 81
ont Field. u
Mrs. Austin Stsarus, ST., Mrs.. Eliza ve
Oh Stearns and Mrs. Thyra Dudley to
No recent guests Of Mrs. A. II. Ryerson. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Field and two %
Ildrsn, Winona and Fremont, Jr., 81
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