Oxford Democrat., 1899-09-05
THR OXFORD BEARS
THE oo,Nos or THE WGek ~ AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.


PARIS NIL.
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sasisy seSooi 4 h II. Sa6saaA tvssinG eR
viss 6 i:o 2. =. Prayer nsseng WEDNESDAY
~ Usi,s..ass cS.rcA. sunday school svszy
sunday g II A. =.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodrich
and little Carter, who have been ct nrs.
Cullen l.. Csrter's for several weeks,
returned to their home Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klmball c. Atwood OF
New York, n. u, were at Paris Hill
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Maxim are at Mrs.
Beedy's cottage, Bailey's Island, where
they viii meet Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Btl-
linss OF Newtonville, Niss G. A. Kendall
Of south Framiugham, Mrs.. EleceA
Smith Rose Of Springfield, Mass, and
Miss Martha Maxim Of Cambridge and
other friends.
Advertised letters In Paris post Office,
Sept. lst;
Mrs W. r. KimbaD
Mrs.. Lirxie 9. fzrnaam.
b. G. DysArt, n. d.
CITY Bi,i posser or Manager opsra House
The promoters Of the proposed goif
club met at the home Of Hon. Edward l..
Paris Tuesday evening and made tem-
porsry organization, pending incorpora-
ton, by The election Of the following Of
fieers and committee:
Press.ient-Htvard L. pa-ris.
SecretAry-fNsicrtck Hull.
rreAsurer-GeorEc n. Atwood.
Executive Commistee-nisses Lydia n.
Brown, Gertrude NJ. Brown. Marion Parrts.
Julia Snow and Una p. Taylor.
Committre on ineorporAtion and BY LAws-
Lewis n. Brown. George n. Atwood and Ar'
n. II. Carter.
The organization is expected to Oil
vacancy In the social department OF
Paris Hin life ss the grounds OF the club
will be fitted up for golf, tennis, croquet,
etc.
Last weeks arrivals at the Beeches
were Miss Maud Thompson, New York
city, Mrs. N. T.. Marble, Winchester,
Mass, Miss Blanche Howe, Lewiston,
Rev. Charles Gordon Ames, Boston.
Gilbert X. shaw went 20 Portland this
Monday morning to work carpeetering.
Mr.. Augustus G. Porter, Harvard,
1900, Was . guest at Old Brick for few
days last week.
An entertainment will be given for the
benefit OF the golf club on Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 18th. A bright little play,
entitled Mosques" viii be given with
the following cast OF characters:
sophie (Mrs. King. MN r. Carter
4 Phyllis, Aisa Lydia - hrowa.
Anna, Miss Una p. Taylor.
FAnnie Niss julia Snow.
LAaru. Mis- Marion Paris.
Josephine. the maid. Miss Gertrude \. Brown
Shaw's Orchestra, which made its nrst
public appearance with great success
few weeks since, win furnish the music,
and sherbets aud Ice cream Will be for
sale.
Harry G. Wright and wife Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. wright's father,
B. =. Doe.
Thomas Roy Benson, son Of Mrs.
Anna ID. Hodgdon, Was married Sstur-
dsy evening TO Miss lillian Maud
Sieberling OF Ruckfield by Rev. II. A.
Roberts Of this place; upon this occa-
sion Mrs. Hodgdon met for the irst time
In eleven years seven OF her eight chill
dren.
The Paris Hill Water Company's main
reached the village last week. s. b.
RAwson Was the first water tzker.
Through slight Misunderstanding the
gate NJ the reservoir WAS opened before
the last plug Vas put into the village
end OF the pipe. As . result Mr.. Raw
son took one cellar full from . four-inch
pipe under pressure. A trough has been
set for the temporary accommodation OF
the part Of the village where the main
comes In. The pipe for the village
streets srrived Saturday.
Hon. Edward l.. Paris, who annual
ly celebrates his birthday In his native
town, Buckfield, Was entertained upon
that occasion last Sunday by Secretary
Of the Navy Long at the secretary's sum
mer home. Mr.. Paris was one OF the
secretary's old schoolmates In Buckneld
and q lifelong friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Everett OF Port
land were at the Hubbard House over
Sunday. They are driving TO Portland
from Colebrook, n. H., where they have
been spending the summer. Mr.. Everett
Is q member OF the well known firm of
Cook, Everett & Pennell.
Mrs. John Pierce, who has been seri-
ously III for several weeks, is now i'm
proving, much 20 the joy Of her many
| friends.
Rev. Mr.. kimmell and wife, who have
spent some more than . month here,
left Monday for Mr.. Kimmell's new
psstorzte In Chsrlestown, Mass. No more
preaching services viii be held In the
Cniversxlist church 1t present, and the
Sunday school will be held there at IL
A. NJ, ss usual when there IL no other
service.
The handsome new guideboard which
stands In the fork of the road below the
watering trough on the South Paris
road says "Psris Hill miles" Now TO
the weary toller on foot, bicycle or four
wheels, IL may seem like two miles; but
that corner has been known from time
immemorizl ss the mile guideboard, |"
aud BY actual measurement II less than
mile and quarter from the post office
on the Hill. IL doesn't seem exactly
fair to strangers to discourage them by
quite so strong q statement.