Oxford Democrat., 1921-08-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnH DoIN0s OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

Services as Paris Hm Baptist church every
sSenins service az T3o. Thursday evening
prayer meesings at 80 o'clock.
Miss Martha G. Thomas Of Bryn 4awr,
Pa, is the guest Of Prof. and Mrs. Will
liam Roy Smith.
Kimball C. Atwood of New York ID
spending the week with relatives at the
Hannibal Hamlin house.
Miss lone Harlow of Dixfield is the
guest of relatives here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Reid OF Whining
ton, Del, are at Paris Hill for few
weeks.
Miss Fay Bickford Of Augusta In .
guest at Joseph B. Coles.
Mrs. William P. Potter arrived from
Swsrthmore, Pa, last week and has
opened the Judge Potter house for the
season. :.
Lyman G. Case OF New York arrived
here Saturday for his annual vacation ut
the summer home Of the family.
Charles Edward Case and family OF
New York are expected here the present
week TO occupy their summer home.
The store committee for the Country
Club fair are requested to meet at the
club house at four o'clock Tuesday after
noon.
The annual meeting of the Paris Hill
Country Club will be held at the club
house on Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
The Saturday afternoon tea at the
club house viii be given a usual. MT.
Joiner will Ue the host.
On Friday afternoon . tennis tourna-
mens of mems doubles will be played at
the Country Club. Partners will be
drawn by lot. Entries can be made with
the entertainment committee by being
present at the club Friday afternoon ut
3:45 sharp.
On Thursday evening q subscription
card party will be given Mt the club
house. Tables can be made up by mem
bsrs and friends of the club.
On Sunday, August Z, at 8 O'Clock
there will be very simple interment
service at the grave of Mrs. Cullen L.
Carter in the family cemetery at Paris
Hill.
The Rev. franklin Joiner, Rector OF s.
Clements Episcopal Church, Philsdel-
phia. who is spending the summer on
the Hill, will have Q celebration Of the
Holy Communion every Sunday morning
at hsli.pass seven O'Clock, in the Univer-
salist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Woodside Of
Fryeburg were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest +. Shaw Sunday.
DR.. N. n. Hougbton wishes to thank
her many friends through the Democrat
for the remembrance Of her birthday,
July 2S, with gifts, letters, cards, flowers,
music, Ice cream, fruit, candy, etc., also
the Sunshine Society, for generous box
of satables, the Baptist Church for sub
stantisl gifts-sll of which brought q
warm and thankful heart to . shut-in.
Another dance at Academy Hall on
Aug. II. Shaw's Orchestra will furnish
music.
Anyone having aprons, apron material
or patterns that they wish aprons made
from for the Country Club fair please
leave same with Mrs. Clayton K. Brooks
as soon as convenient.
The town Is astir with preparations
for the Country Club fair which will be
held on the club grounds Wednesday
afternoon and evening, August 18th.
Remember the date.
These fairs are becoming an institu-
tion, and for novelty, the fair this year
will exceed all Its predecessors. Per
hsps the feature of the occasion will be
Mother Isaacs' Pawn Shop In charge Of
Mother Issacs herself. She will be as
sisted by her two sons, Abe and Ike, and
her only daughter Rsbecca. Her nephew
Reuben will sell pawn tickets on the
grounds, and these will be redeemed in
the Pawn Shop, which will be set up In
the club house.
There will be some very valuable and
unique things In the Pawn Shop, and
this Is, of course, usual. Some rare
prints have been artistioslly framed and
many beautiful objects dart given, and
these will be reasonably priced.
Another room In the house will be
called the Blue Bird Shop, where all
kinds Of fancy work may be purchased.
These articles have been made by the
members of the club and their friends,
and will consist Of all the --latest New
York, Philadelphia and Boston patterns
and stitches.
Toys for the children, and candy from
the best city shops and the finest local
kitchens, will be offered at reasonable
prices, while refreshments, Ice cream
and cake, and soft drinks will be dis
pensed at all hours.
Watch the papers next week for
further announcements, and remember
the date, August 17th, afternoon and
evening.
Ye Old Fashioned Fair at the Paris
Hill Country Club.