Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-09-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoiNos OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services as Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday at To- IS. Sunday School as Il SUNDAY
evening service st 80. Thursday evening
prayer meetings ss Z 80 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Janvrln and 8. p.
Janyrin from Revere, Mass, returned to
their home last week, after weeks visit
With their aunt, DR.. N. N. Houghton.
The annual meeting OF the Paris Hill
UnIversalist Society 10 10 be held at the
church Tuesday evening OF this week ct
|7:SO. This 10 the meeting OF the parish
Organization, which 1t ID desirable to
keep alive even II it has no activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest <. Hill and daugh-
ter Barbara from Brockton, Mass, are
visiting their aunt, DR.. II. n. Houghton.
Perfect spelling for week = Georgia
Maxim, Esther Curtis.
All who are interested 10 the Paris
fair, which proved such . success last
wear, are requested to meet at the school
house Monday evening, Sept. 90.
Mrs. Cora d. Eastman OF Conway, N.
a., Richard Eastman and family Of Ber-
lin, N. a., Miss Frances Eastman OF
Rochester, n. g., and Miss Eva Waldron
of Dover, N. g., were guests Sunday OF
friends on the Hill, making the trip by
auto from Berlin and Rochester. Miss
Eastman and Miss Waldron are trained
nurses, and Miss Wsldron was In service
overseas during the entire time that we
were In the war.
The Sunshine Climb met with Mrs. Elis.
sbeth Stearns Sept. 18th, with Q good
number present and q lot Of work done.
All members of the club with their hus-
bands were invited By Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bion Abbott TO spend the day at Robbins
Nest Saturday, Sept. oath. The officers
for the coming year were elected:
Pres.-Abbie Abbott.
Vice Pres.-Florence Paritn.
Sec. and Press Reporter-Julis Shaw.
GIN Com.-Msy Hazelton and Elizabeth
stearns.
Flower and Fruit Com.-Myrsle Gates.
William G. Harlow Of Dlxfisld spent
the week end with relatives In this viii
lage.
Mrs.. Stella n. Lunt closed her sum-
mer home here and went to California
last Tuesday.
The Misses Adelaide and Mary Case
returned to New York last week and
Frederick T. Case came to Paris Hill to
be with bis mother for Q few days be-
fore closing the summer homo Of the
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bisbee of Buck
field and Major and Mrs. Spaulding Bis
bee of Portland, with their young daugh-
ter, were at Paris Hill last Friday.
Roger Davis left here early last week
with bis Ford Sedan for hontclsir, N. j..
Now the Ford Car has done many won
derful stunts and often carried more pas
sengsrs than the regulation number for
which IL was intended; but Mr.. Davis
claims land the writer thinks his claim q
perfectly good one) that he carried more
passengers on this trip than has ever be-
fore been carried by Ford or any other
car. His passenger list was made up of
about I've did not count them) two hun
dred and fifty thousand honey bees.
The entire cargo made the trip from
Paris, Maine, to Aonclair, N. j., In the
Ford Sedan; every one OF them WAS alive
and we'll at the end of the journey and
nobody got "stung," but just think Of
the possibilities!
Edward Carlson entered the junior
class at Hebron Academy last Monday.
W. N. Goodale, classmste ut Hebron,
was the guest Of Edward Carlson during
the weekend at the parsonage.
All ladies of the church or community
who are interested In planning for fair
for the benefit of the Baptist church
next summer are invited to meet with
the circle in the parsonage Monday At
7:S0 P. n,
No, dsar,readsr, that 10 not o camp OF
Indians nor Gypsies; neither 10 II circus
that has its tents pitched In the field
near the guide board on the South Paris
road; It's an encsmpment of one of the
road crews Of the Maine State Highway
Commission, and 10 engaged In surfscing
the state road with gravel from the Park
Street bridge In South Paris to the Wood.
stock line. It's picturesque camp With
its large khaki tents and huge automo.
bile trucks and the tanned and husky
lads who handle them.