Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-09
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DoINes OF THE WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

sunday school at b N. Sabbath Evening Ser
vice at 7:SO p. u. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening at so Pm.
Tniversalist Church: Rev. J. G. Snow, D: D..
pastor. Preaching service every Sunday AZ
IL A. N. Sunday School at IL n.
Miss Bertha Twitchell and her friend,
Miss Loomis, from Ashland, Mass, are
spending the summer ut Walter T..
Twitchelps.
Ex-Governor Sidney Perham and
family, and Miss Wilma, arrived, q few
weeks later than usual, and opened their
summer home here, last week.
Professor L. A. Daniels came last
week for a stay at the old place here.
His father, Jacob Daniels, who has
spept the winter with him, came at the
same time.
Miss Julia Carter came last week, &C
companied by cousin, Miss Bessie
Carter, of Buff 10, N. Y. After a few
days here they go to Bailey's Island,
where they will meet the rest OF the
family. They will remain there Tor a
few weeks before coming here for the
rest of the summer.
E.F. Shaw and wife are at home from
their trip to Kennebunk.
p. Hammond had two cows killed
by lightning in the shower of last Tues
day afternoon. The cows were IN MS
pasture on the Bucktield road, and were
under the NAPLES just above the spring.
They were two of the best in the herd.
Unclaimed letters in Paris post ofhce'
Miss Clarinda Shonen. care o. Plummer.
III. R. Hobbs.
Tena Linsley.
Mrs. F. E. Shorey and children, who
have been visiting her parents, IL. f.
Hammond and wife, for few weeks
returned to their home in Gorham, n
H., Friday. Mr.. Shorey was here to
spend the Fourth.
The Paris Manufacturing Co. have
put very handsome desk of their own
make into Hamlin Memorial Hall. 1t is
much needed article and will bt
greatly appreciated.
The morning of the Glorious Fourth
saw the old band stand, in fragments
piled ON top of the town pump. 1t was
hauled off and cleaned up during the
day. The stand had passed its useful
nees, and no one weeps at its absence
A few original signs, presumably The
| work of the ''R. II. Club" appeared IN
places about the village. The slumber'
of the people were not disturbed for
great length of time, nor was there any
excessive amount of noise at any time
during the day.
Misses Mary and Adelaide Case gave
party to a number of their younl
friends Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case took two days
carriage drive to Fryeburg last week.
The following books have been added
to the library:
Davis, Richard Hariing-About Paris.
Montgomery, ID. H.-Leading Facts OF Engn
| History.
| Dole, Charles F.-American Citizen, The.
/ Flynt, Josiah-Tramping With Tramps.
| Thompson, Maurice-Alice of Old vincennes
/ Stories from McClure's-The Railroad.
i Crawford, +. Marion-The Ralstons y vols: J
| Ford. Paul Leicester-Great Z. and A. Trail
i Robbery, The.
Il Louns berry, Alice-Guide To Trees, A.
| Library of Choice Literature 10 vols).
Ollivant, Atfred-Bob. Son of Battle.
i Hewitt, Maurice-Richard Yea and Nay
/ Harland, Henry-Cardinals Snuff Box, The.
Churchill, Winston Spencer-Savrola.
i Fowler, Ellen T.-Farringdons, The
/ Marlitt, E.-Countess Gisela.
/ Burnham, Clara Louise-Wtse Woman, The.
Taylor, NJ. Imlay-House of the Wizard, The
Il Booth, Maude B-Sleepy Time Stories.
i Magruder, Juha-Beautiful Allen, A.
ChOlmondeley, Mary-Danvers Jewels, The.
i Constellation HenrS-lnsect Life.
Stevens, John Early Yesterdays In the Phi'iE
pines.
scidmore, E. R-China, The Long Lived En-
pire.
hansen. Fridjof-Farthest North.
Harraden, Beatrice-In Varying Moods.
Weyman, Stanley Under the Red Robe.
/ Post, Waldron K.-Smith Brunt.
Abbott, Jacob-Orkney Islands, The.
Fuller, Anna-One of the Pilgrims.
Howard. blanche willis-Garden of Eden, TIL,
Fox, William New York at Gettysbur
| q vols.).
Steuart, John En- the Day of Battle.
Dickens, Charles-Dombey and Son, Nichols
Nickleby, Great Expectations, Hard Times
Christmas Stories. American Notes, Sketches b
Boz, Mystery of Edwin brood.
OF the above list only eleven have bee
purchased. All the others have bee
Igiven by we'll wiShers of the library.
Prentiss Cummings, Esq, of Brook
line, Mass, is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Ingraham, for few days.
| Considerable improvements have bee
made on the Hutchinson house, includ
ing a remodeling of the kitchen, the ad
VI u Ddlu IOOui, GU.
The pulpit at the Universalist churc
will be supplied next Sunday, in tn
absence of DR.. Snow, by Rev. Mr.. Dur
ham of Newtonville, Mass.
| G.. E. Perkins of Rockville, Conn.,,
spending vacation here with the famil
of his father, w. E. Perkins.
The Baptist Circle will meet with Mrs
Forbes Thursday afternoon. All vii
please bring needle and thimble, as thi
is sewing meeting.
There will be meeting of the Pari
Hill Tennis Club Tuesday evening, Jul
10, at the store of j.. NJ. Thayer. Al
members are requested to be present.
The weeks arrivals at The Beeche
were Miss Mary Peabody, Mr.. j.
lWestengard, Mr.. Williams and Miss I
G.. May, all of Boston.
wHITTEMoRE DISTRICT.
Misses Hattie ID. and Katherine Roya
are at home from Cottage City, Mass,
for their summer vacation with thei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Royal.
Herbert Cooper of Buckfield has beef
at work for his brother, VIM. Cooper
doing his hoeing the past week.
Horace ID. Tuttle of Auburn was il
town June 30th on business.
July 4th was enjoyed by most of tn
people in this vicinity; some went Il
the fair grounds to see the ball game
and the horse races and most of tn
neighbors met at Mrs. brakes to see tn,
fireworks in the evening, which wer,
very nice.