Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnR D0INas OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.



spend the summer vacation OF Deerine
High School.
Mrs. r. E. Shorey and daughter Ger.
sruds of Portland are guests OF krs. B.
d. Hammond and family.
Mrs. Henry d. Hammond returned on
Thursday from . Walt 10 Portland and
New Haven, Conn.,, going 10 attend the
graduation Of her niece, Miss Gertrude
&. Shorey, from the Gorham Normal
School, and also attended the Yale Uni.
yersity commencement exercises, at
which time her friend, Mr.. Nicolans
Harithas OF Sparta, Greece, was one oi
the graduating class.
Mrs. Potter OF Swarthmore arrived in
Paris last week and 10 having electric
lights Installed In her home. While
here she 10 the guest Of the Pisrces.
Miss Winifred Willis OF Boston Wa
the guest OF Mrs. John Pierce last Wed
nesday.
The next meeting OF the Sunshine
Club will be with Mrs. Myrtle Gates on
Thursday, June 80.
Thursday evening . special young
peoples meeting will be held in the Bap-
tist church with Perley Shaw, who 10 10
enter Bates College In September TO
study for the ministry, ss leader.
Mrs. Carlson and Edward b. Carlson
are spending few days ut East Green
wioh, R. ].
The missionary meeting held . week
ago In the home Of Mrs. 81. w. Lyon
was great success. Mrs. Lyon gave q
most interesting account Of her former
life In Honolulu, illustrated by many
beautiful pictures and curlos. After the
meeting dainty refreshments were served
and Mrs. James poured the tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Fogg, formerly oil
Portland, who purchased the William
Hammond place Of Albion l.. Abbott.
have recently moved here.
Miss Mary Mitchell went last week to
Bath and Balley's Island. She will re-
turn little later to spend the summer
with Miss Winslow.
Mrs. j. G. Irish OF Lowell, Mass, IL
with Miss Pauline Davies at her sum-
mer home here.
Maynard Allard Of Cambridge, Mass,
10 spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Seward P. Stearns.
Harry Josselyn OF Portland was q
weekend guest Of bis mother, Mrs.
Alpheus G. Rogers, at the Hubbard
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie E. Newell of Sum.
ner, who were former residents OF this
village, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Barrows Sunday.
William Brooks and Mas Gertrude
Brooks Of Cambridge, Mas, arrived last
Friday for the summer. Other member,
of the family will come the present
week.
Mrs. Mary B. Carter OF MOntclair, N
j., arrived &C the summer home OF the
family here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Carroll I. Hooper oI
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Tir'
rsll OF Canton and Miss Mary Shshsn sre
at Mr.. Hooper's summer homo here
Mr.. Hooper is to build . piazza upon the
west end Of bis house. Mr.. and Mrs
Hooper came by way OF the Rangeley
Lakes, where M. Hooper enjoyed q few
days Of fishing and some of bis friends
here enjoyed the results.
Mrs. Chandler Garland and Mrs.
George Sanders and three children have
arrived at L. B. Msrrill's for the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, who with her SIS
ter, N. Rose Giles, has been In Denmark
for the past three weeks, has returned
to Paris Hill for the summer.
Miss Esther Dunn of Portland Was q
week end guest Of Prof. and Mrs. vii.
liam Roy Smith.
A. Z. Foss Of Hopkinton, Mass, and
Miss Lucy Macpherson Of Framiughsn
81 H.. ~ r.
Fogg at their new homo here.
Don't forget the entertainment and
socIable given by the Philsthss Class In
Academy Hall Friday evening OF this
week.
There will be . dance at Academy
Hall this Tuesday evening st $50
O'Clock. Shsw's Orchestra will be in at
tendance.
Albert Hammond met with q painful
accident last Friday when q staging st
"Old Brick" where be and Leon French
and Will Tuttle were working, broke
down, causing the three men . fall OF
about eighteen feet TO the ground. Sew
sral bones OF Mr.. Hsmmond's ankle and
foot we're broken. DR.. Stewart attended
the case and took him to the Central
Maine General Hospital st Lewiston,
where the break was photographed.
The other men fortunately escaped with
nothing more serious than sprains and
bruises.
While there will be no celebration ut
Paris Hill on the Fourth Of July, through
the donations of several interested men,
bers of the Paris Hill Country Club,
there will be display Of fireworks at
the golf links for the entertainment Of
the whole community on the evening Of
that day. Mrs. Nellie s. Brown has sr-
ranged to have Ice cream served to all
during the display Of fireworks In the
evening at the Country Club.
kilograms received here Sunday morn
ing announcing the sudden death on Sat-
urdsy Of Mr. Charles L. Case at bis home
10 New York City, brought feeling of
sadness and loss TO this community,
where Mr.. Case held large place In the
respect and affections Of all. Mr.. Case
was born In Cambridge, Mass, nearly
II years ago. As % boy be lived for
tune With relatives In Turner, In this
state, nc which time he first came to
this village and attended the old Paris
Hill Academy. This early experience
perhaps influenced his later decision to
own q summer home here. and sbont
years ago he purchased the
samuel r. Carter place, improved it and
has occupied IL every summer since with
hls family. He also purchased another
place hare for his eldest son and being
greatly interested In farming, be, several
Tears ago. bought the Capt. Cyrus Rip
ey farm, now known as Long Look
Farm, . half mile north of this village. |
AL OF these properties he has greatly |
improved. More, perhaps. than any
,ther summer resident OF Paris Hill has |
dr. Case interested himself In the inter-
'sts ard development Of Paris Hill. |
bis influence the Judge Potter
amily, and other desirable people, have
,een brought to locate summer homes at |
Paris Hill. A man OF untiring energy, |
ound judgment. great executive ability