Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oo,Nes OF THE WEEK M ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church. Rev. II. A. Roberts.
Pastor Preaching every sunday 81 III A: ~.
sunday school at Il NJ. sabbath Evening Ser.
vice at $50 ?. N. Prayer Meeting Thursday
Universanst Church: sunday School every
sunday nj IL A. NJ
Mrs. A. L. Forbes, who has been away
for three or four months, has returned,
and the house Is again open. Arthur h
Forbes and Miss Una Taylor board at
home. and make daily trips To the Dem-
oerst Office by bicycle and foot express.
Miss Fannie A. Forbes Is expected home
| i'm the course Of two or three weeks.
Mrs. Columbia Paris and Miss Helen
ID. Paris arrived home from New York
last Wednesday.
r. A. Eastman was down last week on
A few DAYS visit from Hastings, where
he has been at work for about three
years.
Jacob Daniels returned Thursday
/ from Roslindsle, MSS, where ne mas
spent the winter.
Advertised letters at Paris post office
Nav /;
H. MONEY! n Co.
/ Edward a. Gallagher.
/ Hannibal Cumming.
/ James BradfOri.
i r. l.. Pitts.
/ MIS- Stella VI. Briggs.
George X. Hammond and crew OF
four men are at work upon the building
operations az Hon. George r. hsm-
mond's, and have been pushing the frame
along rapidly. IL Is expected that the
addition will be completed by the 25th OF
June. when The Beeches," or Ham
mond Sanitarium, will be opened, Char
lotte +. Hammond, NJ. D., proprietor and
manager, Bal r. Bradbury, Nj. ID, con-
sulting physician. DIR. Hammond has
already had numerous spplicstions. and
the indications are that the ssnitSrium
will have all the guests IL en- aceommo-
date from the time il is opened. As the
Democrat has before remarked, its nat
ural advantages, all considered, could
h ,rdly De improved.
=. T.. Newell received notice last
week Of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Walton, which occurred nc Westorook'
Mrs. Walton WAS about - years OF age
She was the widow of the late Farwel
Walton and daughter Of Jerry Hall OF
Rumford.
The auction sale of the personal prop
erty belonging 10 the estate OF the late
Mrs. \. F. Mason brought out good
number OF buyers saturday, bat the
goods went rather low.
The academy students gave very
nice little entertainment Friday evening
u iIh songs, recitations, and May-fay
ltahleaux, followed by sociahle, will
ice cream and cake for sale. Aside from
a rather snail attendance, the affair Wa:
very successful.
one az the handsomest plants TO b
seen about the place Is fuchsia full o.
blossoms, belonging to Mrs. Fred lorI
and standing In her window.
Paris HUI and South Paris played l
return game Of ball at Paris Hill Satur
dav forenoon. The result is anothe
case of no Teller can tiud out. Boil
sides claim everything. according 10 th'
modern political plan. The Hill boy
acknoW ledge that the official score Wa
.against them. but they say that the 9TH
cial scorer, undertaking 20 umpire, hat
/ more business on hand than he could
attend 70, and that several Of the spec
.. tAtors on the grand stand kept score
aud they all agree in giving the game Y
Paris Hill. The special feature OF tn
game Was family Jar in three rounds
Owing to the Unexpectedly sudden de
parture of the visiting club, there WASH
time 10 divide the gate receipts.
! Rev. ". W. Hooper is expected q
, preach at the Universslist church mex
I SUNDAY AZ the usual hour. His subjec
will be, What Uuiversslists believe.
b Dr and Mrs. A. ;. Thayer Of Portlsn'
,, spent SUNDAY at q. 4. Thayer's.
. Dance AZ the hall next Friday even
{ ing. Good music furnished.