Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoINas OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hul.

Services at Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday at 10 IS. Sunday School at IL. SUNDAY
evening service &C 80. Thursday evening
prayer meesings st 80 o'clock.
Miss Hsrristte q. Winslow returned
recently from q visit to Balley's Island.
Kimbali C. Atwood, Jr., made Q busi-
ness trip TO New York last week.
Rev. Franklin Joiner OF Philadelphia
arrived at the Hubbard House last
Wednesday. Mr.. Joiner spent the sum
mer here last ) ear and made many friends
who are glad to welcome him back.
Mr.. George Bisssll Of Wilmington,
Del, was . recent guest OF his sister,
Miss Emily P. Bissell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Atwood and
Mrs. Clayton <. Brooks made . motor
trip to Boston Saturday, returning early
the present week.
There will be subscription card party
at the Country Club on Thursday even
ing of this week. The regular Saturday
afternoon tea will be given BY Mrs. Me
man. All members and their friends are
invited.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick P. Hammond
OF New York and their young son, Fred
erick, spent few days with relatives o.
Paris Hill the past week. DR.. Hammond
| is one of the sons Of the late Hon. Georgt
liz. Hammond OF this town; he has bad
successful professional career in New
York. Although planning to take vscs
ton here later In the season, be came a
this time on account of the condition o
his mothers health. This Is DR.. Ham
mond's first visit TO bis native town fol
thirteen years, and his many friends herr
are glad to greet him.
The long continued drought, combined
with the large number Of people wht
are users from the village water suppl!
at this season OF the year, must have III
effect upon the source of supply. Ever!
household should prevent waste of wate
and check leaky faucets. Let everyon'
unite In conserving the water, and thu
prevent what might otherwise become
more or less serious situation.
Mrs. Nellie 9. Brown and Miss Flea
nor Sparrow made a motor trip to New
Hampshire last week to visit their niece
Miss Helen Sparrow, who is at . girls
camp in that state.
Miss Psulins Davies returned last weel
from q visit Of q few days to relatives II
Bangor.
Probably realizing that many of ou
summer guests come from cities that u.s.
daylight saving" time, our town clocl
seems to have adjusted itself to compro
mise between that and standard time.
The committees from the Country Clul
fair were made up from the membership
list; II there are those among the non
members that care to assist, their hell
will be appreciated.
Seward P. Stearns has number o
"broilers" for sale.
Mrs. John Dwyer and little son hav,
returned to Newton after Q visit will
Mr.. and Mrs. Heald.
Mrs. Dwyer and son with Mr.. and Mrs
Heald and family were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albion Abbott on Sunday, th'
17tb, at the Robbins Nest"
All citizens interested In fire protec
tiop for our village, are requested Il
meet at Academy Hall Monday evening
July rs, at 7:30 O'Clock.
4 Mrs. John Pierce 10 visiting relatives
in Wsterville for week.
Aug. 17th is the date set for the Pari
Hill Country Club fair. There are TO b
great many new and novel attraction
this year which no one can AFFORD t.
miss.
The fancy work table will have hun
dreds OF lovely new things that maxi
just the right present for some one. Th'
household table will specialize in grea
variety of aprons and all the little usefu
things that one needs so much about th,
house. The Little Red Toy Shop vii
be q paradise for children and must no
be missed.
A store where one can find every thin,
from pins to bonnets will be one Of th'
great features of the fair.
Other announcements next week
Watch for them and remember the date
August 17th.