Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-25
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SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.

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rniysrssass Church: sunday School every
Sunday as II 4. H.
w. l.. Whitney Of Berlin, N. H., was
In town last week and set . handsome
monument ut Hillside cemetery for
Charles Edwards :.
The Hezekiah LAphsm farm, stock and
tools, have been sold TO Fremont Field.
Mr.. Lapham goes to live with his dangh-
ter, Mrs. A. II. Ryerson, and Mrs. lap
hsm 10 live with the other daughter,
Mrs. Charles Gowell.
Percivai J. Parris, Eco, OF Philadel-
phis, Ia here on q visit TO his former
home.
Miss lone Harlow Of Dixield visited
at George NJ. Atwood's few days LAST
week.
The lumber for George N. Atwood's
uew house on the Forbes lot "a on the
ground, and work began on IL Monday
morning, the foundation having been
completed hast week. The contract to
build the house Was let TO J. N. March
4 Son of West sumner, who were for
meriy at Augusta, and who built several
large buildings there. The house Will
he ssx42 feet, two stories, colonial style,
with ell Of the same height.
Edwin r. Fobes OF Lexington, Mass,
Joined his family st the Hubbard House
Saturday.
Mrs. J. ID. Billings and son Kendall
and grandson, Master Harold, have re
turned TO Newtonville after visiting
friends in Paris and spending week at
the Witt cottage, Norway Lake. MT
and Mrs. Maxim accompanied them 70
the lake.
Mss Addie Marble Of Portland Is Of
J. G. Marbles on visit.
Rev. A. Z. Reynolds and wife, and
daughter, Miss Lucille Reynolds, OF
Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. W. 8 McGeoch,
OF Portland, are the arrivals at j. l..
Chsse's for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. TAber and MIR.
and Mrs. NJ. f. Bolster OF Portland, who
are stopping az the Oxford Spring
House, were over the Hill on carriage
drive Thursday, and stopped AZ the
Hubbard House for dinner.
Mrs. Catherine James, Helen James
snd Marshall +. James, Of Jersey City
Heights, are at the Hubbard House. 49,.
Commander Lyon and family VIII
occupy the Cummings house, where
Albert d. Park formerly lived, for the
month Of August.
Miss Bella Milne, Of Glasgow, Scot
land, Is at the Hubbard House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. kilbon Perham OF Wood
stock, Mrs. Vlsns Z. Churchill OF Nor
~Sy and Mrs. Anna Tubos and Miss
/ Nellie Owen Of Greenwood were NJ Ex-
Gov. Perhsm's last week.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. r. +. Shorey OF Gorham,
IN. II, spent Sunday with Mrs. Shorey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Hammond.
Herbert W. Record and family have
moved back to Paris and reside on the
Beui. Maxim farm with Wallace w.
Maxim. Mr.. Record IL the owner OF the
valuable horse, Records Nelson, son oil
| Nelson, "the northern king.
Mrs. II. A. Rowell Of Concord, y. H.,
and Mrs. Charles T. Kittredge OF Smeth-
port, Penn, are guests Of George L..
Melleu.
/ y. NJ. Rowe has had visit from two
OF his sisters, Mrs. Susan p. Preole OF
Auburn and Mrs. Elizabeth Watt oil
Groton, Mass.
CYRUS l.. Doe OF Cambridge, Mass,
visited relatives here over Sunday.
viii Cole. who has been sick with gas
trio fever for some time past, Is I'm
proving slowly.
| Mrs. +. l.. Titcomb, OF South Paris
has been visiting Mrs. 4. II. Cummings
and Mrs. II. y. Hammond, the past
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cummings made
short visit 20 Milton last week.
Thomas T.. Stearns and wife OF Cam
bridge, Mass, are making their snuua
visit 70 relatives In town.
The Baptist Circle will NEE. sith Mrs
Forbes Tues,sy afternoon, 20 sew.
, Rev. G. A. HAYDEN will preach AZ III
Uniyersalist church again next Sunds,
forenoon. That will bs his last Sunds.
, here.
Mrs. Brinckle and children are with he
mother, Mrs DIR. Brown
Il IL. Perhsm and wife arrived nj Ell
Governor Perhsm's Saturday night Tor
two weeks vacation, = portion OF which
they will spend camping out.
Mrs. W. ). Eaton and Miss Hsrrie
Fancher Eaton Of Newton, Mass, Gen
and Mrs. II. B. Hill and maid OF Newton
Mass, Mrs. c. A. Quinby OF Boston
President OF the women's Gentleman!
Association, are AZ Mrs. o. A. Thsyeri
for the summer season.
Among the arrivals AZ the Beeches tn
past week are Miss Thompson OF New
York, Miss X. Bradbury OF Boston ant
Mr.. Don OF New York.
Mrs. George Bryant Of Biddeford Is a
Mrs. F.. III. Jacksou's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyou, the Misses Brown, Mis-
BSrstow, Harold Brown and Maste
Lyon drove 10 Poland Springs Tuesday
dining there, and returning the same
dsy.
As the Paris Hill man who went blue
berrying and came home with the wroui
horse, has made full confession 10 tn
Democrat, IL would certsinly be unoe
coming 20 expose him. he saws h
don't know whether twas the effect o.
the mountain air or the blueberries.