Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNGS OF THE WEEK m All
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

FIRST Baptist Church: Preaching every sun.
aay Al N AN SUNDAY School az IL NJ. Sabbath
Evening Service at 80 p. n. Prayer Neeens
Tniversanss Church: sunday schoO, every
Sunday NJ IL A. n.
There was an ENJOYABLE whist party Al
j. c. Cummings Thursday evening
Four tables were filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Stowe Crocker OF
Richmond are receiving congratulations
on the birth OF a son and heir.
Advertised letters in the Paris posi-
office:
VA. Scott
M l. ". Dana
Mr. Perry Andrews.
Mr.. Frank r. wingate.
M Frank II. Grant.
Mr.. N. Pike.
Miss Vergie sturtevant.
Miss Bertha rwombly.
The remains OF the late John X. Hutch-
inson. who died suddenly at his home IN
New Haven. Conn, on Monday, were
brought here Saturday, and after tuner
Al exercises conducted by the Rev. Hud-
son SAWYER OF Auburn. were placed IN
the receiving tomb at Hillside Cemetery.
Mr.. Hutchinson WAS sou OF stephen -.
Hutchinson of this place. and has resio-
ed In New Haven several years, WHERE
he was engaged in business. Ihe re-
mains were accompanied To Paris by MS
two sons from New Haven, and MS
brother. Winfield :, OF Newton, Mass.
Mr.. Hutchinson Was % years OF age. ne
was a successful school teacher Tor some
time. having taught high schools AZ An
dover, Bolster's Mills, and other places
lie Was formerly an employee OF the Dem
ocrat Office under the administration OF
the late Maior Millett and WAS foreman
of the office under another proprietor.
he WAS for some wears a member OF the
Maine Democratic State Committee. Al
the time OF his death, Mr.. Hutchinson
Was employed by the city of New Haven
in auditing the city accounts. lie had
many relatives and friends at Pans,
whose sympathy Il with The bereaved
/ family.
George Proctor and Sol Buck have re-
turned from the Msgsllowsy regions,
wiser. but not richer. They say that
supper and breakfast came In too close
proximity 70 be agreeable 10 Yankee
digestive apparatus.
| 4 few flooded cellars and floating pork
barrels was about all that Paris Hill saw
OF the recent freshei. Sometimes there
an advantage In living on hill.
Frank Robbins has sold his farm, and
intends 70 move 20 this village.
Rev. ". W. Hooper will preach IN tht
/ Uuiyersalist church next Sunday AT II
O'Clock.
The prisoners were brought back tC
the old i4il last Saturday, where the,
will remain while the cells are put Int
the new Jail.
The school entertainment, which wa:
not given last week on account OF baC
weather. will be given Wednesday even
ing. March II, In the Academy Hall. a
this i foy the benefit Of Paris Hill Acsd
envy Il is hoped large number will d
present. The Holding brothers frou
Lewiston will prove great attraction
Willie. a piano soloist, and Frank vlo
lin sololst.
The next circle Of the Universslis
society will be 81 Academy Hall mex
Friday evening. The Whittemore Dis
trio; Dramatic Club have kindly con
sented 20 play the drama, Bread upon tn
Waters. which they recently played Wit
marked success ST home. We haven
the east OF characters az hand. IN
usual supper will be omitted on sccoan
Of the length Of the entertainment. In
usual dance after the entertainment, sn
the same admission Of 10 cents. lie
cream and cake will be served at Intel
mission. Come early. IL Is not ofte
YOU can get an evenings entertaiomen
like this for 10 cents. Begins al
O'Clock.