Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-06-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE OolNoS OF THE WEEK IN Al
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at II A. n.
Sunday School az EN-. Sabbath Evening scr
yice at 7:S p. II. Prayer Meeting THURSDAY
Gniversaiiss Church: Sunday School every
Sunday at II A. u.
Mrs. T.. l.. Paris was in town few
DAYS last week, getting her house In
readiness for the summer. She will re-
turn to New York this week. The
family will come about the first OF
August.
Bert l.. Hudson of Watertown, Mass,
is guest at B. S. Does.
Miss Agnes Brown and Miss Frances
Brinckle are spending a few days IN
Boston.
Mrs. Charles L. Case and all the
Younger members of the family arrived
from New York Thursday, and their
house is open for the summer.
The annual meeting of the Trustees OF
Paris Hill Academy will be held next
Saturday evening, June y, at t:3o
O'Clock.
Among the arrivals at the Hubbard
House for the week are:
Mr.. and Mrs Prentiss Loring, Portland.
Mrs L. b. Linehan, Portland.
u. w. Edwards anu WIG, W cetofooA.
Mrs H. L. X .mball, Chicago.
Mrs. III. j. Reilly, Miss Reilly, John Reilly.
Chicago.
john y. s. Stetson, Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ii. Stetson, Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Miss Ger
trude M. Brown came from Niagara Sat
urday. Lathrop Brown, Harvard 1904,
is their guest for a week.
Miss Hattie A. Hooper arrived here
Saturday night, with five little girls
from the Children's Friend Home in
Boston, where she is engaged in teach
ing. They will spend the summer here,
and it is needless to say, are delighted
with the country.
Curtis Clark, who is in the class OF
| 1902 in Nazareth Hall (Pa.) Military
Academy, has been appointed senior
captain, which is the highest honor at
tainable by a student. He competed
with thirty others for the position, and
in his examination drill made only one
error.
Miss Mary Daniels has come from New
York, and is stopping at j. e. Cum
| mings', where she will remain until the
arrival of her father, Professor Z. A.
Daniels, little later.
The Streaked Mountain nine played q
nine from West Paris game OF ball
here Saturday afternoon-a good game,
too. Score, Streaked Mountain I, West
Paris 6.
Mrs. Reed of West Paris and Mrs.
Kittredge and three children of Bar
Mills are guests of Mrs. George w. Cole
The summer visitors are arriving
| earlier than usual. 1t is rarely that sc
many are here by the middle of June as
now. And they never found the Hill
looking fresher and fairer than now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Stanley of South
Paris are the guests of Mrs. Stanley's
grandmother, Mrs. Z. Ii. Cummings, fol
a few days.
Mrs. Lyon and II. W. Lyon, Jr., ar
rived Friday night. They brought will
them rs guests Mrs. C. l.. Silver o.
Nazareth, Pa, and Harry B. Orion o.
Newark, n. J. Both of the young mel
were members of of this years gradual
| ing class at Nazareth Hall Militar,
Academy.
| DIR. Hamlin has had a number o
paper weights cut out of lepidolite, anC
put them in the library to be sold for 5
each They make very pretty souvenir
of Mt. Mica. The proceeds from TIT
sale of these paper weights and his TIVE
books, the History of Mt. Mica and Th'
Tourmaline, go to the library.
A good audience was out Frida.
evening for the entertainment which wa:
given in place of regular graduating ex
ercises of Paris Hill Academy. TIL
Partisan Male Quartette sang several tint
selections, and responded to two o.
three encores. There were recitation
by Miss Josephine Cole and Miss Grace
dudley, and the comedy, ga Case o
Suspension" The parts in this wer
taken by the students, and it was vel
acted and staged throughout. The dip
Tomas were conferred by George NJ. AT
three members of the graduating class
lGuy Bennett and Misses Mary A. Pierc
and Helen Cole. A pleasant social fol
lowed.
| The Oxford Association of Universal
lists will meet at Paris Hill Wednesda.
and Thursday, June 10 and 20. The lot
will be Y. P. c. U. day. The following
ministers have been invited to be pres
ent: Rev. C. A. Hayden, Augusta; Rev
Miss C. E. Angel, Norway; Rev. W. j
Taylor, Lewiston; Rev. c. A. Knicker
boxer, Auburn: Rev. W. Z. Gaskin, Me
chanic Falls; Rev. j. II. Little, Canton
Rev. +. E. Barton, Bethel, Rev. j. c
Snow, ID. d., Paris; Rev. II. A. Phil
brook, Bridgton; Rev. J. NJ. Paige
Turner Centre; Rev. NJ. B. Townsend
Dixfield; Rev. r. II. Dix, New Yorl
state; Rev. W. w. Hooper, Woodfords
Dinner will be served by the ladies il
Academy Hall on both days of the meet
ing. Everybody is cordially invited t.
attend the meetings, and to contribute
to the dinners and participate in them
/ WILSON'S MILLS
G. p. Wilson, of Boston, former resi-
Il liant Af +h,c ,,lana cama tha first of thl