Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-11-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The oolNGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.
DIRECTORY.

/ First Baptist Church: Preaching every sun
/ day at II A. N. sunday school at L vi. sabbath
Evening Service at ! 30 \. N. Prayer Meetins
\ Thursday Evening at 30 p. NJ
Universalist Church; sunday School every
l sunday at II An.
I Mr.. and Mrs. III. ID. Hammond are
visiting Boston.
Harold Chandler Of West Sumner was
/ at the Hin last week.
| Mrs. Charles Thayer is visiting rela-
tives aud friends in Boston and vicinity.
/ Miss Alice Hammond Is with her sis
ter, Mrs. F. f. Shorey, at Gorhsm, n. ii.
| Hiram L. Hubbard and Miss JEANNE
Hubbard have returned from trip TO
Birch Brook Pond in Roxbury.
/ Mrs. III. NJ. Perkins has been quite
sick the past week. We are glad to
learn that she is some better at present.
County Commissioner Ridlon was in
/ town last week, and affixed his signature
to the November issue of court house
I bonds.
Mrs. +. r. Shorey, of Gorhsm, \. H..
nee Miss Lizzie Hammond, is receiving
congratulations upon the arrival OF
ten pound son.
Robinson Dean of Buckfield was at
the Hill last week, looking after real es-
tate matters. Mr.. Dean enjoys the repu-
tation of being one OF the rich men OF
the county.
The old Democrat Office looks rather
dismantled. The contents OF the lower
rooms were removed 20 South Paris last
week. The contents Of the upper rooms
will 90 this week.
Mr.. f.. A. Chase of Dedhsm, Mass,
has been here a few DAYS, summoned on
account OF the serious Illness OF his
mother. Mrs. Ellen A. Chase. Mrs.
I Chase is now somewhat better.
The shallow wells are beginning TO
I feel the effects OF what little rain we
have had The upper town pump hss
held out through the water famine, and
has proved the salvation of many ami
mails and families.
Mr.. III. 4. Roberts Of Bridgeport,
Conn. will preach at the Baptist church
next sunday. Mr.. Roberts comes As a
candidate, and is well recommended.
/ Rev. =. u. Richardson Of Hebron has
| SUPPLIED for several sundays.
Advertised letters In Paris post Office
/ Nov. lst:
\ t.eo g. Webhcr.
/ Prank Turner.
| Frashcr Dewitt.
! Br.ag,lon.
I kiock.
/ Ms Clara ta-ri>h.
! Mis- Gertrude Dunn.
Mr. Jennie 4. Lunt.
d Miss :. \. Heath
/ burgess n >tro-indcr.
/ UpiversaliSt circle at Academy Hall,
next Friday evening. supper VIII h'
served al e. o'clock. - has been done Ia
former winters Baked beans and peas,
brown bread and Indian pudding will be
served. and each one i requested 20
bring something in addition. \ masquer-
ode will follow, grand march AT :
o'clock. MsSkers will tc furnished
chance 70 dress after supper, or will ee
given return checks il they wish TO g
/ Elsewhere and dress. There will be no
stage entertainment. the grand march OF
the maskers taking IL place. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The Hartford Conn Courant ha'
this item under the head of Rcc-vili'
news: The Baptist church society vii
build parsonage this fall. Plans FOR Il
have already been drawn and work vii
be begun within tao weeks \ building
will be erected costing about $500 ca d
lot costing 500. Ot this amount s9,Os
has been promised by two well-,o-c'
members OF the society. The eNlSnc'
will be raised smong friends of the 50
cie.v. The society promises 10 be quite
prosperous under the cas.o7a'c ~ Rev
I \. L. Wedge. The building viii be erect
"a on TalCott Avenue, near OrchAr'
street.