Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-30
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnH D0IN0s OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hnl.


prayer meetings ct 80 O'Clock.
Ida r. Watsrhouse of Atlantic, Mass,
visited her aunt, DR.. n. n. Houghton,
and cousin, U. 81. Heald, last week.
Joseph B. Dyer and Mary A. LeFavor
from Medford, Mass, are guests OF their
aunt, DR.. n. n. Houghton.
Mrs. Hattie Small was . recent guest
of Mrs. Lena Fsrrar Of Norway.
Mrs. Flora z. Garland, Mrs.. Minnie G.
Sanders and Mise Ruth Sanders spent
several days last week with relatives In
Mechanic Falls.
The next meeting of the Sunshine Club
will be on Thursday, Sept. let, with
Mrs. Bennett and May Hszelton. A re-
port of the Sunshine sale will be given
10 the next issue OF the Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton n. Smith and
SON Mao OF Montclair, n. j., were recent
guests of the Carter family at their sum-
mer home here.
Charles Olsson Of East Orange, N. j.,
was guest the past week OF Lieut.. and
Mrs. Orland q. Daniels.
James q. Brooks Of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
is spending few days with his family
at Austin P. Stsarns'.
Mrs. Mary Gresnleaf and Mrs. William
friends here last week.
Mrs. Albert s. Davis and son Billy OF
West Darlington, r. J., are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Davis at their sum-
mer home.
Mrs. James, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry w. Lyon, at
Lyonsden for several months, 10 leaving
this week to meet her son and grand
daughter In New York. Mrs. Lyon goes
to New York with her mother, after
which she and Admiral Lyon 60 to Isle
gu Haut on the Maine coast for brief
stay.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Orland 3. daniels,
after spending the summer ct Paris Hill,
left Monday morning for Greenwich.
Conn, where they will visit Mrs.
Daniels people for few days before re-
turning to East Orange, N. j., where
Lieut.. Daniels Is engaged In teaching.
Prof. Maynard Maxim of Newtonville,
Mass, and Cobbosseecontee Lake, and
Miss Marion Maxim are guests at o. A.
Maxim's.
The sale and entertainment given by
the Sunshine Club ut Academy Hall last
Friday afternoon and evening was an un-
qualified success. The one-sct drama,
"Aunt Jsrusha's Quilting Party" drew
an audience that filled the hall to capac-
ity and all the parts were maintained
with dramatic ability. The activities of
the day will net the club about two hun
dred and fifty dollars after the payment
of expenses.
Edward l.. Paris, Jr., who has been
having trouble with his leg for several
days, went Monday to the Central Maine
General Hospital at Lewiston for consul
tation and treatment. His many friends
here hope for an early recovery.
The work OF remodeling the old county
Office building into q summer residence
was begun last week. The building was
purchased last year by Major and Mrs.
Zerbee, who have since been abroad.
Mrs. Zerbes 10 spending the summer here
with her mother, Mrs. Brinckle, and
supervising the rsmodeling of the build
ing.
At the Paris Hill Country Club the
past week has been an active one. On
Tuesday and Wednesday the tennis tour
nament of mems singles was very close
and exciting contest. Thomas N. Hus-
ton Of Portland and Leonard G. Ashton
of Swsrthmore, Pa, both members OF
the club, came through to the finals, In
which Mr.. Huston defeated Mr.. Ashton
in q very close contest. In the mixed
toursome golf tournament Of Friday and
Saturday, three complies came through
for the finals, which were won by Mrs.
z. G. Atwood, Jr., and William Brooks,
who were given the prizes presented by
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton. The regular
Thursday evening subscription bridge
party and the Saturday afternoon tea
given by Miss Burchfield, assisted by
Mrs. Potter, were well attended and very
pleasant occasions. For the coming
week there will be given at the club
house the Thursday evening bridge par
ty, and the Saturday afternoon tea will
be given by Mrs. Edward T. Brown and
Mrs. Nellie s. Brown.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Lewis B. Benson and Carlton Cum
mings were at William Mason's Sunday,
the 21st.
Mrs. Ellen Curtis and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Elmer Tyler and Mrs. Verne Curtis
spent the afternoon at Ralph Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urquhsst and family
spent Sunday, the 2lst, with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Rysrson.
Ralph Field is building Q silo.
William Harlow and family were at
North Paris Sunday.