Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
THE OXFORD BARS
THE posNos or tins WEEK. ~ Az
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
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vtss 6 f:ee :. =. Prayer Asse1ng WsaDssdAy
Usi,s.ssass Church. s..aay seAsos sssy
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball e. Atwood u
New York we're In town last week.
work On The reservoir at Crocker Hill
for lhe Paris Hill Water Company COM
meuced last week and % proceeding
nicely. Supt. W. B. Young Of the the
Peoples Water Company OF South Paris
IL In charge Of the work.
A party Of cousins, including Mrs. n.
A. Greene, A. G. Parlin and vito De.
Hoaehton and two nieces, Hiram Heald,
and A. b. Greene and wife Of Revere,
Mass, Visited Alvin PArlin Of Sumner,
Tuesday. It was . warm, dusty ride
but was followed BY hearty greeting,
picnic dinner, . social afternoon With
lively recitation BY Stella HouGhton,
making = very enjoyable day.
Lewis B. Brown, Jr., Of the class OF
1900 at Harvard was with his parents
over Sunday. He Win start next week
for Russia. to Be gone all Summer.
l.. Il. Merrill left saturday for trip
Of feW days to Bostou.
Miss Grace Stuart Of South Paris
came up on her wheel Saturday and
spent the day with Miss Mary Pierce.
Judge Thos. II. Haskell and wife Of
Portland were at the Hubbard House
over Sunday. Judge Haskell ID on his
way home from holding court at Farm
ington.
Falls spent Sunday with relatives At the
Hill.
Mr.. Lewis u. Brown has received
from Lieut. Com. w. w. kimball, OF
the U. 5. Navy, . naval contact mine,
which now has place on the grounds
at the Old Brick.
Among the guests at the Hubbard
House last week were Judge and Mrs.
Thos. II. Haskell Of Portland, Mrs. Nel-
son Dinsley and Harry l.. Dingley, Lew
iston, Frank l.. Dingley and wife, and
Miss Florence Dingley, Auburn, A. "a
Consnt and wife. II. l.. Burr and wife
and Beatrice q. Burr, Auburn, and the
Bryants Pond Base Ball Club, consist
| ing Of viii Bean, W. 8. Sessions, r.
Davis, Fred Faruum, A. l.. Bowker,
James FArnum, III. Billings, B. X. BIZ
lings, Harry Day and Verne Jackson.
The members Of the Paris HUI Band
are requested TO meet at the band ball
Tuesday evening Of this week, for con-
suitation on q matter Of importance.
Paris Hill played Brysnt's Pond .
game Of ball on the common Saturday
afternoon. Score Is 70 In favor Of
Brysnt's Pond. Both mines were lack
| ing in team work, and the playing Was
generally pretty loose.
The Democrat learns from the CON-
mittee In charge that DR.. Hsmlin's plan
for converting the old jail into public
library and mineral museum II progress
| ing favorably. IL Is believed that the
Cummings heirs generally will sign the
deed and several have already done 90.
DIR. Hamliu proposes after the building
| Is completed to donate II 70 the ladies OF
Paris Hill. It IL understood that the
building Is TO be . memorial TO DIR.
Hamlinfs son; and viii be known In its
Ibesutified form a. 'Paris Memorial Hall
As soon a. the deed IL completed the
work OF rebuilding the old jail viii BE-
gin. while the citizens OF the Hill can
not fail to appreciate DIR. Hsmlins gen.
erosity In this matter, they should also
appreciate the public spirit and generos-
ity Of the Cummings heirs In making
possible this public Improvement. The
old stone jail at Paris Hill Is nov one OF
the very few structures Of the kind still
standing, and IL IL very appropriate that
this one should be preserved In beautided
form for It's historic interest and - =
public benefi, TO future generation.