Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-04
THH OXFORD BEARS.
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SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
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SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
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Miss Gertrude Harlow OF Dixfleld ID
visiting relatives here.
Hon. Clarence Hale Of Portland was Z
guest at The Beeches last week.
Hon. wilbur H. Lunt Of New York,
formerly U. s. District Attorney f,r
Maine, now L. 3. Special Appraiser, VIA
q guest at the Hubbard House recently.
Hon. Scion Chase, .'the sage OF Chase
Mills" WAS the guest Of Charles l..
Case, Esq last Wednesday. Uncle
Scion says "Paris Hill 10 the den OF the
Oxford Bear" and that he 10 glad to stss
its growth and prosperity. He says he
had good time and s'epjoyed religion
taking over old times with Ex-Gov
Perham.
The three schools at Paris Hill will
begin on Monday, Sept. 10th, instead ol
Sept. 3, as previously advertised.
Among the guests ~ the Hubbard
House are Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Staples ol
Portland. Mr.. Staples is Q member OF
the wholesale dry goods drm OF Bolster,
Snow & Co. Of that city. He Is native
OF Paris Hill, having been born 10 the
James T. Clark house on Main Street
"A Mr.. Staples puts II: HANNIBAL Ham
lin and were born at Paris Hill.' MT
Staples has always kept In touch viii
I0xford County and has many friends
here who are always glad 70 see hi
geniSl eountenance.
TIE. Stearns and wife Of Cambridge
Mass, are making visit to their rela
ltives here.
George H. Cummings and wife o.
Mechanic Falls have been visiting nj
brother, J. c. Cummings, for few days
| Master Curtis Clark, who has spent !
portion OF the summer with his aunt
Mrs. Brown, at Old Brick, has joinet
his mother at Portland. He soon goe'
Ito Nazareth. Penn, where he is attend
ing the military school.
Miss Ingrzhsm returned TO Brookline
Mass, on Friday.
Miss Frances Carter IL q guest at Mrs
lCullen L. Csrter's.
Mr.. C. +. Monroe Of West Paris va
the guest OF Mr.. Jarvis N. Thaye
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rowe of Portland IL with he
sister, Mrs. Perhsm.
Oxing 70 the sickness Of some OF th
ka a. IN vChicl
WAS TO have been given nj the Universal
lat circle Friday evening was reduced Il
so short s programme that IL WAS de
cided TO omit u altogether, and spent
the time In dancing. The announcement
OF this fact WAS received BY the sudienc
generally with eQuanlmity. They scenes
to be In q dancing mood, and enjoyed tn
evening fully, notwithstanding the omis
sion OF the entertainment.
Mrs.wm.J. Daniels, of Whitman, Mass.
and Miss Ida J. Bishop, OF westbrook
are visiting their brother, Rev. II. II
Bishop.
Mrs. Gage, OF Lynn, who has been a
W. r. Twitehelrs for three weeks, re
turned home Monday morning.
The Paris Hill base ball nine defeste'
the Streaked Mountain nine by scor
OF % 10 30, on the common Ssturda
forenoon.
Miss winifred Willis has returne
from Auburn, where she has been 70
several weeks.
Mr.. Harry w. Forbes, OF Canton, \
IL, IL visiting Mrs. At. Forbes.
About twenty-five OF the young pee
pie were invited to q hsyrSck ride Ss;
Iurdsy night, In honor Of the birthday o
Miss Julis Carter. The route WAS 9
Shows Falls and return, and the tri
had the usual sccompAniments OF sue
an excursion. After the return the par
, " were entertained at Mrs. Carter
home, where dancing Was INDUCED In
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Harriet M. Perkins, after lon
; illness, died Tuesday at the age OF 4
years. The funeral on Thursday wa
attended BY Rev. Seth Benson, OF Mort
. Paris, and Rev. II. III. Bishop. Mr.,
Perkins Was a longtime member OF III
Baptist church in this place, and
highly esteemed woman.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Latham Hall, OF Rosario
, Argentine Republic, 5. A., are visitin
Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs. II. W. Lyon.
The opening Of the schools puts =
end TO many summer vacations, an
: already some OF the summer resident
have made their way 10 their city home.
I. Those who do not remain through Ser
tember miss the best month of the yea
!, Mrs. Charles Dubois OF Fishkill-ol
!, the Hudson, n. Y. IL visiting be
4 daughter, Mrs. Edward L. Paris.
, Mr.. 4. =. Shaw has been engaged
lead the music at the Universalist Su,
day school. The scholars are requisite
j. TO meet az half-psst ten on SundA
morning 10 rehearse.
(, A tournament will be held on the lint
!, OF the Paris Hill Golf Club on wednei
day, Sept. 5. All players will meet q
the club house at 9 30 A. N. The col
test viii begin soon after. None c.
enter but members. Mixed foursoms
will be played for the cup offered BY Mr.
Lewis N. Brown. Rules Of the Amer
5 can Golf Association, with few modif
cations, printed lists Of which will b
given out At the club house. Spectator
| viii be cordially received, but no tall
ing or loud whispering will be allowed
and proper distance from the player
! must be kept.
al Recent arrivals at The Beeches ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hale, Mas Cath
crime and Master Robert Hale and Mis-
Louisa whitcomb OF Portland, Mis-
Grace Wright, Burlington, W.. Mis-
Mary Cordner, Boston. Miss T..
Farmer, bingham, Msss., Miss Alic
Hettinger, Ohio, Miss Parsons, Belfast
| Miss Gertrude Brown and Mrs. Yves,
Boston, Mr.. +. II. Msther, Portland.
Advertised letters in Paris post offic
Sept. lst:
Mr.. Jack W. Lee.
| Mrs Enxs Kingston.
Mrs. L. b. Abbott.
Secretary of the Navy, Hon. John d
Long, and wife, and T. s Bridghsu
and wife, of BIckfield. are spending th
dsy Monday with Hon. Edward L
Paris, In honor OF Mr.. Paris birthday
Il OXFORD.
The funeral Of Marjorie Holmes, VIII
died In Bermuda, was held at the Con
gregstionsl church Monday forenoon