Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-09-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOiNdS OF TnR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services as Paris Hin Bsptist church every
Sunday &C 10. rs. Sunday School st Il Sunday
evening service at 80. Thursday evening
prayer meetings 81 a 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Jennie q. Tillsy, daughter Viola,
and son Earle Of Canton, have been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. E. A. Daniels, for
few days.
Pupils who have had 100 per cent In
spelling the past week: Father Curtis,
Alma Msrston, Gertrude Everett, Eve
Ign Cummings.
Remember the meeting Monday even
ing, Sept. 20, to decide about the Paris
fair for the benefit OF the School In
provement League.
An enthusiastic meeting was held with
Mrs. Carlson last Monday evening, to
make arrangements for the Baptist fair
which Is being planned for next August.
Unanimous support 10 being given by
every one, and the general comLoittee in
charge consists of Mrs. <. B. Curtis,
Mrs. 81. q. Carlson, Mrs. n. G. Snow,
Mrs. 81. w. Lyon, Mrs. q. p. Hammond,
Mrs. r. W. Shaw and Miss Harriette
Winslow. A unique entertainment for
the evening Ia anticipated, and further
notice will be given rs plans develop.
Commencing this week the library will
be open Wednesday afternoon and even
ing during the winter months.
An important business meeting of the
parish of the Baptist church will be held
at Cummings Hall Tuesday evening at
1880.
Benjie Doe is spending q vacation at
bis former home here. he 10 employed
at the H:H. hay Company drug store In
Portland.
Frederick T. Case and Mrs. Charles l..
Case closed the summer home or the
family here and returned to New York
last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Mitchell 10 visiting rela-
tIyes In Rhode Island. She will return
TO Paris Hill to be with Miss Winslow
until the latter closes her summer home.
The auction At the George w. Cole
place last Monday called out large
number of buyers and q considerable
quantity Of goods was disposed OF.
The Misses Pauline Davies and Ger
trude Brooks returned last Thursday to
their homes in Massachusetts, after re-
naming here to attend the county fair.
Mrs.I. c. Ingrshsm and Mrs. Davies
closed their summer home and returned
to Brookline, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Roger Davis and children left
here Wednesday for their home In Mont
clair, N. ]. They will visit friends in
Massachusetts, on the way. Mrs. Carter
will close the summer home Of the fam
lily here and 60 to Montclair the present
week.
Miss Sara z. Nieman closed the sum-
mer home of the family and went to
New York last Thursday; Mrs. Nisman
and Henry w. Niemsn having gone back
the previous week.
Mrs. Mary Doe Of Portland WAS the
week end guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward @. Slsttery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Owen, William
G.. Harlow and Miss lone Harlow OF
Dlxfield were at Paris Hill Sunday. Mr..
aud Mrs. Owen have just returned from
an automobile trip to Quebec.
The Oxford County Medical Associa-
ton Is scheduled to hold Its field day
and annual meeting at Paris Hill on
Monday afternoon and evening OF this
week. The directors of the Paris Hill
Country Club have rendered the sssocla-
ton the use OF Its club house and
grounds, and the dinner for the thirty or
forty doctors and their wives who are
expected to attend will be served at the
famous old Hubbard House. The prin-
cipal address of the occasion will be
given by DIR. Edwin Place OF the Boston
City Hospital. This address will be
given at The Shack st about seven
o'clock Monday evening and so many OF
the citizens as wish TO do so are invited
by DIR. d. n. Stewart, president OF the
association, to be present.
At the annual meeting Of the Paris
Hill Universalist Society held last week
IL was voted to turn the church edifice
aud property over to the Universalist
State Convention.
Mrs. Henry 81. Lowell of Newton,
Mass, formerly Miss Lizzie s. Cummings
of Paris Hill, known to every one as
Log Cummings, called at Mrs. E. q.
Jsckson's Thursday, while on her way
TO Poland Spring. She will be here
again on Tuesday Of this week, and will
call on her old friends in the place.
Mrs. Sarah Chase Of Buokfleld was
recent guest at o. A. Maxim's.