Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnR DOIN0s OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris RIM.

evening service az 50. Thursday evening
prayer meetings rs so O'Clock.
CYRUS Marble OF Washington, D. c.,
ind Charles Morse of Minneapolis, Mimi {,
who are simmer guests ut the Poland
Spriag House, attended the Country
CLUB fair. Both are natives Of Paris.
Mrs. William Hooper, who has been
with the family OF Charles N. johnson
at North Stratford, N. H., 10 0 guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll I. Hooper ut their
summer home here.
Miss Priscilla Quinby Of Wellesley,
Mass, and Miss Frances Elizabeth Thsy-
or of Watsrville were guests Of Miss
Mary A. Pierce the past week.
James L. Thompson Of Boston 10 the
guest of his mother and sister at their
summer home here.
Roy 81. Hammond, SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. q. P. Hammond Of this place, was
married Last Wednesday to Miss Thelma
Tyler of Portland. The bride and groom
have been visiting Mr.. Hammond's par
ents here. Mr.. Hammond 10 employed
by the Grand Trunk Railway ct tho sta
ton at Yarmouth. His many friends
here extend congratulations and good
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Fish and Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Atwood of Rock
land were weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Atwood.
Several from this place attended the
carnival and fair at Harlow Park, Dix
field, last Saturday.
The Sunshine Club will hold sale at
Academy Hall Friday afternoon, Aug.
2eth. Food, aprons, candy and Ice
cream will DO on sale. Followed by an
entertainment and dance In the evening.
The entertainment will consist of Q one
act drama entitled "Aunt Jerushs's
| Quilting Party" the cast of which was
printed In last weeks Democrat. Ad.
mission adults, IS cents; children, 20
cents; dancing % cents each. Every
one invited to come. The proceeds are
TO be used for the sick and needy In
town.
Miss Emma Ripley OF Weston, Mass,
| 10 at o. A. Naxim's.
Sunday, Aug. 2s, being Founders Day;
the library will he open to visitors from
Is to 5 P. N. Come and visit our library.
A. the annual meeting, officers for the
Hamlin Memorial Library Association
were elected as follows:
Pres.-Mrs. Il. d. Hammond.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. John Pierce.
Treas.-Mrs j. G. Cummings.
Sec.-Mrs. N. A. Cummings.
Directors-Mrs. 4. II. Jackson, Mrs. II. II.
Carlson. Mrs. Y. w. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Cummings and
Evelyn spent Sunday In Wilton, guests
Of Mrs. Cummings' sister and family,
DIR. and Mrs.. q. j. Bogsrdus.
Miss Mary Z. Daniels of New York,
who has been visiting with her parents
on the Hill, has gone to Ocean Park to
attend the New England Baptist Con-
vention.
Don't forget the Sunday School picnic
Tuesday at Amss' Grove, South Paris.
Members OF the Sunday School, who
have no way of getting to the grove, will
Dc furnished transportation II they will
be at the Baptist church by nine O'Clock.
Every one cordially invited.
Miss Louise Diman OF Providence, r.
l., who has spent several summers here,
returned last week.
A good number Of contestants entered
the mixed foursome golf. tournament OF
last Friday and Saturday for the cups
presented by Miss Mary P. Burchfisld.
The tournament was won by Miss Jean
G. Mckinney and Harland Shaw, who
defeated Miss Josephine Cole and Charles
Edward Case In the finals.
Il. P. Hammond has several peach
trees that have produced about . bushel
of very handsome and fne quality peaches
this season.
William Brooks visitsd relatives In
Dlxfield few days the past week.
Clayton Z. Brooks Of Boston Ia spend
ing few days with bis family at their
summer home here.
twenty-five sat down to dinner at a..
P. Hammond's on Sunday, the occasion
being Q sort of reunion Of the descend
ants Of the late j. Hooper jackson. OF
the children of the first generation there
were present Thomas P. Jackson Of Cres-
well, Oregon; Eugene jackson and Geo.
A. Jackson Of Paris; Fred s. jackson Of
Auburn and Mrs. Kate Hammond Of
Paris Hill. The remainder Of the party
was made up of the wives and children
and grandchildren OF those named above.
A bountiful dinner and good time was
enjoyed by all.
A tennis tournament Of mems singles
will be played at the club on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. Entries
can be made by dropping name In box
on club house piazza. Play to begin at
ESQ A. n.
The Thursday evening subscription
bridge will be held a usual this week.
On Friday q golf tournament Of mixed
doubles will be played on tho links and
continuing Saturday. Prizes will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton. Entries
can be made by placing name In box at
south door of club house.
The Saturday afternoon tea will be