Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-16
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DolNGs OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church, Rev. H. b. Bishop,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday 1t II A. y.
Sunday School at u N. Sabbath Evening Ser
vice at Z 80 ?. n. Prayer Meeting Thursday
Uniyersaiist Church: Rev. J. c. Snow. d. D.,
pastor. Preaching service every Sunday at
II A. n. Sunday School at IL n.
A number of arrivals during the past
week at White Mountain View Farm,
James l.. Chase proprietor, including +.
w. Leavitt and wife, Mrs. E. w. Hall.
Miss Maud E. Perley, of Gray Corner;
Frank Morris, John Morris, Miss Effie
Morris, Miss Marion Morris, sons and
daughters of Col. Norris of Fort Banks,
Boston Harbor.
Curtis Clark of the Nazareth Hall (Pa.(
Military Academy is a guest at Old
Brick
Mrs. NJ. b. Carter and Miss DOrothea
Joined the rest of the family here the
first of last week. Later the entire
family left for Bailey's Island where they
will remain for few weeks. They have
made an exchange of houses for that
time, and the Carter house is occupied
during their absence by Mrs. Adams and
the Misses Adams of East Orange, Mass.
VIM. l.. Perham and wife of New
York arrived at Ex-Governor Perham's
for their vacation Saturday. On Tues
day they will 60 to their old camping
ground at Specified Mountain for few
days of life in tents.
Leslie E. Newell has sold his PAGER
Leslie, which made his first heat in
2:Sl IA at the fair grounds on the
Fourth. The sale was made through
Wheeler and Thayer of South Paris.
The purchaser is Charles Trask of
Winthrop, and the price is said to be a
good one.
Miss Agnes Brown and Miss Frances
rinckle have returned from visit OF
several weeks in Boston.
Donald, the 6-year-old son of Fremont
Field on the Lapham farm, got kicked
by horse Saturday. The horses foot
struck him in the nose, breaking the car
tilage and making cut which it took
five stitches to close.
The weeks arrivals at The Beeches
were Miss A. Z. Offer, New York, Miss
Mary Talbot, Boston, Miss Anna Brint-
nall, Miss A. F. Pc ter, Watertown,
n. Y, Mrs. Shaw, Portland.
Charles Silver and ElwoOd Silver, OF
Nazareth, Pa, were guests at Lyondsden
few days last week. They returned
home Saturday, and Mrs. Charles Silver
and Harry Orion, who have been there
for some time, returned with them.
Miss NJ. Rose Giles of Portland is at
Mrs. C. T. Mellen's.
Vim. X. Sparrow of New York city
has been a guest at Old Brick for few
days.
Miss Houghton has a catalpa tree just
coming into bloom. Several have ex.
pressed desire to see it in bloom, and
| there is now an opportunity.
There will be series of entertain
ments given at Academy Hall under the
auspices of the Universalist Sunday
School beginning next Friday evening
July 10Th with musicale and prone.
made. All are cordially invited. Fol
further particulars see flyers.
| wHITTEMoRE DISTRICT.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Small left July II
for visit to Mr.. SmalPs sister in Der
lin, N. III. after which Mrs. Small viii
visit her daughter in Canada.
Mrs. Z. +. Royal started Monday, July
18th, for a visit to her old home and rel
atives in New York. where she will NEE
a sister from the West. Mrs. Royal ex
poets to visit her son and family in De
troit, Mich, before arriving home.
Cora Z. Bowker and Walter Barnes o
Portland are at home on vacation al
Mrs. o. NJ Bowker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Wheeler of Buck
field and Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Mason ant
son of Paris were the guests of A. .
wheeler July It'll.
A. A. Swift's mother, Mrs. Rowe o
South Paris, is visiting him this week a
Mrs. brakes.
Mrs. Carrie Briggs and daughter Lulu
are away for while for the benefit o
Miss Briggs health.
Haying goes on slowly in this section
of the town, owing to the dull weather