Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-09-06
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoiNds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hln.

Services at Paris Bin Baptist church every
Sunday as rs. Sunday School as II. Sunday
evening service at 730. Thursday evening
prayer meetings at 80 O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Parker Of Beverly,
Macs after spending their vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Morrill, OF
Portland, ut their. cottage at Worthley
Pond, returned by way of Paris Hill,
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Daniels,
Mrs. Clementine Walker taking them by
auto to Portland.
The Sunshine Club wish to thank all
their friends, who In any way helped TO
make the sale, drama, etc., Of Aug. 26th
such q success. The rocking chair 90
generously given by K. s. Jones went to
Mrs. Clara Ryerson of Paris. A quilt
made by the club WAS won by Mrs.
Thomas Jackson of Creswell, Oregon,
who kindly returned 10 to the club for
disposal. All gifts Of money, material,
etc., are much appreciated, and the
financial returns will greatly aid the
club In Its work.
On Thursday, Aug. rs, . party OF four
teen coming by auto from New Glouces-
ter spent the day ~ guests OF Mrs. Hiram
Head. A picnic dinner on Croker Hill
was delightful feature of the days ont
ing. The wonderful panorama OF hills
and distant mountains was feast for
eyes accustomed 20 less diversified land
scape. Miss Carrie Fogg and Miss
Marion Soule remained with Mrs. Heald
over Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Abbott and sister Miss
D.kh p..,a, 90 Woodfoyds are snapdfn0
week or two at the Hubbard House.
Mr.. Abbott was there over the week end.
The Philathea Class met with Mrs.
Carlson on Monday at T:S0 P. N.
Ladies interested In planning fair for
the benefit OF the Baptist church next
summer are invited to meet at the par
sonsge on Thursday at 4 P. N.
The Pbilathea Class will hold social
on Friday evening Of this week In Cum
mings Hall in honor OF the young men
and women who are leaving the Hill.
All are most cordially invited to attend.
The regular meeting OF the directors
of the Paris Hill Library Association will
os held at Hamlin Memorial Hall on
Wednesday, Sept. 7, st 4 O'Clock.
Rev. Franklin Joiner was at Rapgeley
for few days last week.
Miss Mary P. Burchfleld closes her
summer home here on Wednesday OF
this week, and she and Miss Jean Nc
Kinney will return to Pittsburgh, Penn
sylvanis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles L. Reid, who
have been guests for few weeks of Miss
Emily Bissell, returned on Tuesday OF
this week to Wilmington, Delaware.
DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Crosby Brush,
who have spent the summer at the Hub
bard House, started Tuesday morning
upon the return trip to their home In
Montclair, N. j., making the trip with
their car.
Prof. Charles Fsnwick of Bryn Mswr
College is the guest Of Prof. and Mrs.
William Roy Smith.
Edward l.. Paris, Jr., who sustained
q surgical operation at the Central Maine
General Hospital recently, 10 making ex.
cellent recovery and expects to return
home next week.
Charles Edward Case and family closed
their summer home here and returned to
New Jersey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement r. Robinson OF
Portland were at the Hubbard House
for the week end and holiday.
Frederick s. Girdner OF New York lie
the guest for few days OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimbsll G. Atwood, Jr. Mr.. Glrdner is
Mrs. Atwood's brother.
Country Club fai. after the payment OF
expenses amount to $l,069.09.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Maxim have pur-
chased the house of Carl P. Durham In
Pine Street, South Paris, and expect to
occupy 1t In October.
Mrs, Emma T. Hubbard has purchased
the George W. Cole place, opposite the
Hubbard House, for use as an annex to
the hotel. The demand for sccommoda-
lions at this popular resort has been so
great that many who wished to spend
the season here could not be accommo-
dated; but the addition of this house to
the hotel means more summer guests for
Paris Hill. Mrs. Hubbard will make
numerous improvements and additions
to the annex.
There was the usual large attendance
at the Saturday afternoon tea given BY
Mrs. Edward T. Brown and Mrs. Nellie
8. Brown at the club house and the
occasion was one Of the best of the many
social occasions of the summer. The
obstacle golf contest was two-ball four
some with drawn partners; IL developed
some very close match play, ell the con-
testants proving about equally proficient,
and was won In the finals by Mr.. and
Mrs. George n. Atwood. The Labor
Day tournament was won by Mr.. Atwood
and Miss Davies, who made the best
score for eighteen holes; the best SCORE
for nine holes was made by Mr.. Chss. 81.
Rogers and Miss Barbara Brooks.
Dance at Academy Hall this Tuesday