Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The oo,NeS or THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

Tniye-ssn-, church sunday School every
sunday al II An
William G. Harrow Of Dix field visited
friends here last week.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Houghton arrived home list
Tuesday from spending the winter In the
West.
John Il. Trask, Esq. OF DixfelJ, wss
Al the Hubbard House last week.
The Beeches" or Hammond SAM
tarium, Is fast assuming form and It's
founder aud proprietor, Or. Charlotte =.
Hammond, i entitled 10 much credit for
her enterprise. That Il viii prove sue
cess seems almost assured Ia advance.
IT, location and mn cement are al
N 4 could be desired. WHEN completed,
'srhe Bseehcs" will - open from Msy
Is 10 November Is. In reNt circular
issued from the Democrat press its pro-
prietor says;
tits often a question With the tired brain
w0rker.-"w here can 20 % make the most OF
nv VACATION" The Beeches' attempts to
answer this question. II l. the aim OF rs founder
81 make Il home. place of good cheer and
rest where pleasant surrounding, congeniAi
company and appropriate medical advice are
iudieiously blended for recreation and health
'.Ihe Bsechcs" OF Hammond Sanitartun, &C.
cupses one OF the finest natural sites In New
England situated al an altitude OF nearly one
thousand feet, over looking i wide beautiful
landscape and saorling an unsurpassed view ot
the White Mountain range. The air l. dry and
r,so,arkabl. Tor n. freshness and saluhrity Ma
larfa l. unknown In the region. Eyen In the bot
test day OF summer a breeze Is feit. The nights
Are cool and the colafo-; OF blankets Is usually
necessary. The drainage u good, moiern
sanitary plumbing; open nres, newly fitted,
newly furnished rooms.
Thomas +. Ismb OF Portland has
been the guest OF Loren b. Merrill few
davs the past week. Mr.. Lamb and Mr..
Merrill have been prospecting for miner
ais
The Universalist society has voted To
extend a cali 20 Rev. +. ". Pierce, svko
has occupied the pulpit for the lat ~ .
sundays. Mr.. Pierce aud his fsmily,
consisting OF his wife and four children,
will reside on the mn, aud he III preach
here every sun lay forenoon, and At West
sumner aad West Paris ia turn Sunday
afternoons. He Nill preach here next
SCrd-y II N O'Clock, aud at West SUM
ner 10 the Afternoon.
| The Uuiyer.alist society has chosen A.
de,es ties % the Univsrs,li>t state con
yCn,tOa az Auburn next week, Miss
C!cmrutinc CuShm IA. M. @. \. Thsy-
er. Mrs J. Pierre.
| THE Misses brown, accompanied by
several guests, Joined their parents Al
the Old Brick SStGrdly.
TIE smaller boys tel pretty we'll. The
score ran up pretty high, TO be sure, but
then they came out ahead. rne z ime
was played with the South Pa'i, boys
Saturday forenoon, and resulted - 10 Il
/ Ia favor Of Paris Hill.
CYRUS l.. Doe aid family % Berlin,
/ y. H.. Sere ia town saturday on the
Nay home fcom a camping trip AT Weld
| Poad.
/ :. L. Hawkes. Of Mechanic Falls Mas in
ltoWn over sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. kimhall c. Atwood of
New York were 81 Paris llill SUNDAY.
The families OF Wm. y. Daniels and
John =. Mason enjoyed a chicken pie
dinner ia the orchard At the Daniels
farm recently.
Hon. Jarvis c. Marble celebrated his
-5sh birthday last SUNDAY. Mr. Marble
i man In whom the citizens 81 Paris
Hnl take just pride and certainly GU Eht
20 do 50. for he has been Que OF The most
euterprising CITIZENS that this Village
has ever had. Mr.. Marble i y type OF
The se,f-maGe naD. Commencing ~ the
bottom he has built up large business
enterprises, including powder mills In
Maine. Wisconsin snd Ohio, and ~
Windsor. Quebec. Lister he became 4
large lumber operator IN Canada and 10
Maine. MIR. Marble was member oi
the Maine Legislature in lSS0, and re-
elected in ISL, aud WAS useful and In
fluentisl member If that BODY. He va
treasurer OF Oxford County from ISIS 70
lS>9. Sir. Marble has always taken u
special and SciiVe iutere,t in everything
pertaining 10 the advancement; Of the
best Interests Of Paris Hill, and has built
some of the finest residences In the
county here, besides taking Al active
and generous Interest in all works Of =
public character. His declining years
are spent in comfort. upon his fiDe es-
tate 10 this yilhge, surrounded BY his
family and a large circle OF friend> sud
acquAintSnces who appreciate his valu-
able services in behalf OF this COM
muuiiy, sid his cheerful and generou:
disposition a. neighbor anu friend.
wHIrTENoRE DISTRICT.
Ellsworth Thayer has large pair OF
horses and is At work on the road
machine.
Levi and sidney Thayer have hough;
4 nice yoke Of oxen OF America Msyhew
and are carrying on the home farm.
| Charles Colby \ Son are doing thriy-
ing ii.h business, being on the road every
dAy In the week.
y. VI. aud james Bowker have their
planting and sowing all done and are
now fixing the fence 20 connect his psst-
ure and the pasture he bought with the
BOnney farm together, making a Dice
pasture aud plenty Of running water
suitable 20 take ia stock which he con-
templates.
Roy Benson is at work for A. W.
ROYAL.
Frank Briggs is at home doing his
springs work aud our whitening. He
expects 10 90 20 Lewiston ia few days
20 work at brick work.
sunday school AZ our school house
every sunday afternoon az : o'clock.
Prayer meeting at , 30. Quite a num-
Der outside of the district attend the
meetings which makes them VERY iu-
teresting. We hope more will come.