Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the ooiNes or THE WEEK m ia
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.

rirss Baptist Church. Rsv. n. II. Bal op
Sunday Sunday school s. = :' .sSssa k,ssias Yer
vice Il 7:N r. n. Prayer Meeting Thur hy
Univsrsanss Church: Sunday school wny
sunday q II A. -
William n. Daniels died at bis no M
In the whittemore neighborhood Tu %.
day, ut the age Of 20 years. He had
been In feeble health for . consideral ,ls
length Of time.
Misses Alice and Nollie Carter OF
Bethel are guests st Mrs. c. L. Carter .,
Miss Pauline Ingraham OF Brooklille'
Mass, joined her mother and sister st
their summer home here Wednesday.
/ Mr.. Albert Edward Davies Of Broc T.
lyu, n. ", arrived here Thursday. lie
and Mrs. Davies left Monday morni u
to spend q week with his relatives al
wsterville.
Mrs. Z. II. Jackson returned Thu 3
dsy from Fortunes Rocks, where s ,s
spent eight days.
John II. Miller, one Of the most expt RI
and successful anglers In Oxford Cou D.
ltv, recently remembered q member II
1.-THE Democrat staff with generous qua D.
tity OF brook trout. IL WAS not Mr.. MI l.
er's fault that the newspaper man w,s
out OF town at the time, and obliged q
accept the testimony OF other membe ::
OF his family that the trout were et'
ceedingly good. Thanks, Mr.. Miller
come again when we're st home.
Twins were born to the wife OF Georiy
W. Adams 10 the Partridge District
Tuesday, July 30. one weighing 8 4
and the other 9 IL pounds. There wee
some complications which rendered II 8
difficult case. They are all doing nicely
now. DR.. Z. II. Andrews Of Weu
Sumner is attending physician.
Advertised letters In Paris post ofiie.
Aug. LIST:
II Mrs q K Williams
| Wheeler q Chapman.
Mr.. Abraham MAlouf. \. 4. y.
Emerson whitman Of Lewiston, 70 ,
merly Of Paris, has been spending fe I
days with friends here.
Percival J. Paris, Esq, Of Philsde
phis, Is spending his vacation with hi
relatives here.
The farce Rubber Boots" WAS pr.
sented for entertainment AZ the Uni.
versslist Circle Friday evening, wit
the cast AS given last week. While II |,
ss IL Is called, q farce, IL Ia full Of amus
ing situations, which were fully apprt
cisted by the actors, and the piece wen
with pleasing snap and 60. Sewers
Icurtsin calls were answered ~ the close
The usual dancing followed. Their
was good house.
Misses Linnie and Anna Woodward o
West Quincy, Mass, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Cummings.
Mrs. Susan Albee OF Auburn Is visit
ing Mrs. Emellne Cummings.
An afternoon tea was given BY Mrs. A
1T. Forbes Wednesday. Twenty ladiei
were present, whose average age was ,
little over seventy years.
Miss Elizabeth White OF New Yorl
city is a guest OF Miss Marion Paris.
Col. and Mrs. John b. Holland o.
Brooklyn, y. Y, are at Capt. Lyons.
George W. Hutchinson and wife o.
Chicago are stopping at the Hubbard
House. Mr.. Hutchinson Is Paris boy
well known 70 ali except the younge
generation.
Mrs. Mary Daniel Of Locke's Mill
II a.. ". -UAIOlt last VIVA.
Mrs. II. j. Reilly and Master J. X
Reilly Of Fort Hamilton, n. Y, are q,
the Hubbard House.
Rev. G.. NJ. z. King, ID. D., Of Rich
mond, Va, is visiting st S. NJ. Kings.
John G.. Quinby Of New York spen
Sunday at the Beeches, where hi
family are spending the summer.
All the ladies who are 10 have charge
OF booths st The Great American Fail
are invited 10 meet with Mrs. Lydis
Hammond on Tuesday afternoon 81
O'Clock. IL Is important that each com
mittee be present. All those who are u
take part In the evenings entertainment
10 connection with the fair, are invitet
TO meet with Prof. L. A. Daniels OF
Tuesday evening. AZ : 80 O'Clock.
The Baptist PRAYER meeting will b
held for this week only, Wednesday
evening instead OF Thursday.
Arrangements are being made for th,
annual picnic OF the Baptist Sunday
School, In which II Is earnestly desired
that everybody shall join as far n
possible. IL will be at Gibson's Grove
Thursday OF this week IL fair; II NO
fair Thursday postponed 10 Friday; Il
Friday Il not fair 1t will be postponed
till further notice. All will assemble a
the Baptist church at O'Clock. IN,
children will 60 in 4 hsyrsck. and I
barge will be on hand for the older one:
who wish IL.
| Charles Clement Of wiuslow visited
Rev. Mr.. Bishop two days last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. A. Maxim and Mrs
(. II. Jackson spent Saturday st Pop
ham Beach with Prof. Maynard Maxim
and family who are spending the sum
mer At 1.-The Rockledge.r Mr.. and Mrs
Maxim took their little granddaughter
home with them.
Mr.. Case joined his family here IN,
last OF the week, and will remain durins
the month Of August.
Lieut. Commander kossuth Niles, ex'
ecutive officer Of the bsttleship Masss
chusetts, now In Portland Hsrbor, wal
s guest at Old Brick over Sunday.
Miss Marion Paris gave q tes this
Monday afternoon In honor Of her guest
Miss White.
Capt. II. W. Lyon will give lecture
AZ the Universslist church Friday even
ing next. on "A Cruise In the South
Pacific" Proceeds for the benefit Of tbs
library. A very interesting lecture may
be expected. Admission Is cents.
Rev. W. J. Taylor supplied the Uni
versslist pulpit Sunday, In place Of Mr.
Hayden, who preached at Andover. Mr.
Taylor delivered an earnest and elo-
lquent sermon.
Professor j. o. wellman, former
principal Of our academy, and Miss
Blanche Walker Of Mechanic Falls, were
st l.. Z. Newelrs last week.
The Paris Hill Tennis Club gave 9
very interesting tournament last Wed
nesdsy and Thursday. Four prizes wer,
offered and the scores were as follows
T. shaw beat Hallett 6a.T IS.
Quinby beat Case. 8 s, So.
/ &. shaw beat Brooks. 8 8. ).
i Bishop beat Lyon. q. 6l.
Monroe beat ThAyer, IS. s :, ga.
i Atwood beat whitman. 81. So, SO.
II d Shaw heat Ouinby sd