Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The OOlNGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church. Rev. II. A. Roberts.
Pastor. Preaching every sunday AZ IL A \.
sunday school at II NJ. sabbath Evening Ser
vice At 7;oo y. N. Prayer Meeting Thursday
Univer-aist Church Rev. h. ". Pierce. Pas
tor. Preaching every sunday st II A. NJ sun
tay school at I'm.
Fred J. Marble, with his wife aud SOD,
Jarvis Carter Marble, are visiting his
grandfather, Hon. J. {. Marble.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson of
New Haven. Conn, are at Mrs. {. L.
Mellen's.
Mrs. Nate b. Clark and Miss Ssllie
Burgess OF Lowell, Mass, are at Geo.
l.. Mellen's on visit. Miss Burgess
has just graduated from the Lowell high
school.
The fall term AT Paris Hin Academy
will open on Tuesday, sept. LIST. Priu-
cipal Miller, who has decided to give up
teaching and enter the ministry, will be
succeeded by James VI. Pike, \. t. Mr..
Pike was graduated from Hebron Acsd-
emv and Colby University, having
graduated from the latter Institution the
present year. He j.. a teacher OF fifteen
terms successful experience, including
several terms in advanced high school
in the larger villages. He will be assists
cd by Miss Persis y. Andrews, whose
reputation a. a successful teacher ia well
known here. An Instructor In elocution
and physical training will be provided.
The school offers very low rates of tut
ton and small expenses, making IL e.
pecisllv desirable To students of limited
means. In point Of location aud sur
roundings il Is unexcelled by any school
In the state and every effort will be made
10 insure 20 students a thorough under
standing of the studies they pursue
rather than to rush them over large
amount Of work in short time.
Mrs. ". II. Cummings and Two sous,
Elmer aud Newton, go 10 Cape Eliza
beth this week for few days outing.
When Phil Mason goes tishing, he gets
right into boat ~ his own manufacture,
and starts OF. lie doesn't propel him
self bv means Of the oars, however, but
puts the boat on four wheels, aud pulls
Il with a horse. Its n convenient and
economical way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ID. Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. X. Stone. and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Bean OF south Paris. are occupying =
cottage az old Orchard for couple OF
weeks. They secured a very good cot
tage.
phiIip Goldberg and wife OF New
\ ork are stopping at the Union House.
The entertainment which Was 10 b"
given Tuesday evening Of this week i
indefinitely postponed on account OF
the picnic.
Hon. George =. Emery OF Portland
spent sunday al Paris hin reyisitiug the
scenes IL his youth.
Mr.. sparrow Of Portlsnd i with his
daughter, Mrs Lewis VI. Brown
The sunday school picnic, which did
not occur on Friday on account OF the
weather, will occur Tuesday of this
week. Al the arrangements are as be
fore. 10 this day also should DC rainy, IL
will be postponed 70 Thursday.
The Cniyersalist grove meeting At
Lake Anasaguniicoos, appointed for
the "a inst, but omitted on account Of
rain. will be held next SUNDAY, Aug 10.
Services in the Uniyersalist church here
will De omitted unless the day should be
rainy. 10 which case they will b. held As
usual.
Mrs. 4. L. Lawrence su3 daughter
Bertha OF Lawrence, Mass, are visiting
~ II. + Hammond's. Mrs. L9Wrenc Il
sister OF Mrs. Hammond.
Mr. and Mr.. !. \. himhsll ant son
Henry ot Boston, Mass, are visiting Al
Il. +. II mmond's.