Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-11-12
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE polNos OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

FAnIS niIIs
Fret Baptist Church, Rev. n. b. Bishop,
sundsy School az ID N. Sabbath Evening Ser
vice at 1850 P. n. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening at 80 Pm.
rniversaiiss Church: Sunday School every
Sunday at IL A. u.
Walter, son of Fred w. Harding, was
taken to the hospital at Lewiston Thurs
day for a surgical operation. His sister
Mabel accompanied him.
Rev. W. w. Hooper will preach at the
Universalist church, Paris Hill, this
coming Sunday, Nov 18th, at II A. NJ.
The piazza at the Union House has
been taken down, and wider one, a
double-decker, is to be built In It's place.
Mrs. Mary Wiley OF Bethel Is mere
with her sister, Mrs. Carter.
He. Hammond was at Gorham, n.
H., with his daughter, Mrs. Shorey,
over Sunday.
Miss Bishop, who had been visiting
her brother, Rev. II. FL. Bishop, returned
to her home in WestbrOok last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Greene is on a visit OF two
or three weeks to friends and relatives
in Wilton, Weld, and other places IN
Franklin County.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Shurtleff Of Port
land have been spending few days az
the Hubbard House.
The pupils not missing one day from
the Paris Hill primary school were as
follows:
sammie Rawson, Howard Cole,
Henry Shaw, ElnOu NeWei.
Arthur Shaw, Lillian sinclair,
Sue Sinclair, Stanley benneu'
Mabel Bramwell.
MAY PERKINS, Teacher.
Richard Eastman of the navy sends
home a copy of the Sunday Freedom
Magazine of Manila, giving full ana
illustrated report of the Mckinley me-
mortal services held at Manila on the
10th of September. The services on the
Luneta were attended by a crowd estl-
mated to number $4,000.
Through the kindness of various
friends the following books have been
recently added to the library:
Jerome, Jerome K.-Second Thoughts OF an
Idle Fellow; Three Men on Wheels.
Corbin and Going-Urchins at the Pole, The.
Wexford, L. Bone of Ourselves.
Castle, Egerton-Light Of Scartley, The
Crane Stephen-Active Service.
Dick, VIM B.-Games of Patience, vols.
Sergeant, Adeline-Marjory Moore.
Guerber, H. A-Story Of the Romans 81 me @,. IN
Young, Egerton R.-By Canoe and Dog TRAIN
Among the Cree and Salteaux Indians.
Hawkins Anthony Hope-Quisante.
Lamb Charles and Mary-Taes from snake
Ewing, Julianna H.-Brownies, The, and
other stories.
Ford, Paul Leicester-wanted. A Matchmaker
Churchill, winston-Crisis, The.
| Evans, Robley D.-Sailor's Log, A.
| Crawford, +. Marion-In the Palace or the
Sewen, Molly Elliott-House of Egremont
| The.
Merrill, G. E.-Bsttles Lost and Won.
| Foote, NJ. H.-Prodiyal, The.
Glazier, Observation-Disclosures Of the Missis
sippi.
Tate, Henry-Bicycle Yarns.
Davis, Richard Harding-Episodes In van
Picturesque America, edited by William Cutler
Bryant, vols. trefl
wHITTEMORE DISTRICT.
Joseph Briggs has sold his apples to
Mr.. Hamlin of Massachusetts, at So pei
barrel.
Mrs. o. F. Small, who has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity, returned to
Berlin, n. H., where she will spend the
winter with her husband.
School closed Friday after very sue
cessful term taught by Miss Jessica Cur
tbs of South Paris. Exercises were hello
in the evening consisting of recitations
by the school followed by a spelling
school, which was enjoyed by all. Pro
gramme as follows:
| Recitation. Elmer Briggs
Recitation, Ada Benson
Declamation. Philip Smith
lOuotations. School
Recitation, Percy Colby
Recitation Ethel Tucker
| De 'lamation, Estella Record
| Recitation, Arthur Tucker
| Recitation, Ella Tue ker
Flag Exercise, school
/ America. Audience
Herbert Record has moved up to thu
farm known as the old town farm.
l.. Waterhouse has moved his family
to Norway where they will remain fol
the winter.
School closed Friday with the follow
ing pupils rot absent one day:
Philip Smith.
Il Ella Tucker.
Those not absent but one day:
Elmer Briggs,
II Arthur Tucker,
II Ethel Tucker.
Jonathan Starbird has moved to Nor
way where he will spend the winter will
his daughter.