Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-17
THB OXFORD BEARS.
THE posNos or THE WEEk M ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS h,ll.

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sunday school = B Il. sabsasA fvs.ins Gen
vioe q T:p ?. \. Prayer Needing thursday
sv Tnisssrssi,ss Church. sunday school every
sunday - II A. H.
Miss Hattie Hooper Of Boston h spend
ing her vacation with relatives 1t the
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Stanley Of South
Paris spent several days last week with
Mrs. SANKEY'S grandmother, Mrs. 4. h.
Cummings.
Mrs. Frank Brown Of New York IL at
Old Brick for q few weeks visit.
Captain II. w. Lyon, U. s N, Joined
Mrs. Lyon at Lyonsden Saturday for the
remainder Of July.
Mrs. Ingraham and Mrs. Davies re-
ceived on Wednesday afternoon from
to6. Tea was poured by Miss Paris
and Miss HAviland.
Mrs. Elbridge Forbes, who has spent
the past eight months with her son,
Rev. Ii. z. Forbes, ID. d., In Canton, N.
Y, returned TO her home Thursday.
Miss II. Mae Perkins, who was called
TO Rockville, Conn.,, recently, because OF
the sickness of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Everett Perkins, writes that Mrs. Per-
klns is very III with no hope Of recovery.
They have the sympathy Of many
friends on the Hill.
Dr. A. &. Hsmlin Of Bangor arrived
Wednesday. Work will be Immediately
begun on the new metallic roof OF the
old Jail.
A "shsnty" l0xl5. with three sides
closed In and sloping roof, has been
erected In the southwest corner OF the
golf fields. with Messrs. Harry LYON,
Christian Silver and Edward Paris as
architects and builders. The executive
committee displayed their superior ex-
ecutive abilities BY giving 1t, themselves,
two coats Of green paint.
o. A. Thsyer Of this place Is men,
Der OF the Democratic state committee
for the coming year.
James Murray hay, Jr., Of Brookline,
Mass, Is visiting his cousin, Z. l.. Par
ris, Jr.
Miss Grace Carter and her pupil, Miss
Beatrice Chsnler, are stopping at the
Hubbard House.
The ladies interested In the Baptist
circle are invited TO meet with Miss
Fannie Forbes on Wednesday afternoon
from TO o'clock. Sewing viii be
furnished.
Chandler Garland and family Of Bos-
ton are visiting relatives In town.
Master Ralph and Miss Marion Hal
lett OF Boston are spending their vsca-
ton with their aunt, Mrs. T.. II. Jackson,
Mrs. Eunice II. Barton OF Cincinnati
Is at Hon. J. c. Marbles.
The Universalist Circle will meet al
Academy Hall next Friday evening. A
short concert promptly ut O'Clock BY
Mr.. and Mrs. klmball and Mr.. and Mrs
Verne whitman Of Norway, with Mis-:
Marion Jones Sccompsnist. Dancing
will follow as usual. The programme
Of the concert Is As follows:
Vocal Gayotte from Erminie,
Nh. kimball, Mrs. Whitman. Messrs. whitman
and kinball.
Mrs Verne Whitman.
Song-Frtendr. Loehr
Mrs, KimSan violin Obugsio by w. s. s,earnsl
| Duet-Selectei.
Mr. and Ms. Whitman.
| Mr. Verne whitman.
Trio from BelshaEEar.
Mrs. KimbGll. Mr.. Whitman. Mr.. KimbsI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Walton, Jr.
and Miss Wayne Lowell OF South Port
land are stopping st the Union House
Mr.. Walton, Jr., Is grandson Of Simeon
Walton, one Of the old residents, who
used to keep q jewelry store here, ant
later at Norway and other places. Il
hss been forty-eight years since Mr.. sne
Mrs. Walton have visited Paris Hill
and they say the place looks very much
the same as in olden days.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brett, who has been stop
ping at W. III. Cummings, made visi
to Milton recently, returning Saturday
Mrs. A. j. Woodward Of Milton spen
Sunday with Mrs. W. ii. Cummings.
Rev. j. l.. bearing, ID. D., as an
bounced last week. spoke on the mission
work in japan OF which he IL at tn
head. at the Baptist church Sunds,
evening. he had large audience, ant
talked very interestingly.
Rev. e. A. Hayden will occupy tn
pulpit at the Universslist church mex
Sunday at the usual hour of service, an,
will continue to supply for q number o
weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Bishop and wife are occupy
ing the parsonage. Mrs. Bishop
mother Is visiting them.
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