Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-06
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the polNos OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church, Rev. h. h. Bishop,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at IL A. u.
Sunday School at d II. Sabbath Evening Ser
vice e 7:1 z; \: Prayer Meeting Thursday
Universaiist Church: Rev. j. G. Snow. D. D..
pastor. Preaching service every Sunday at
II A. Il. Sunday school at IL Il.
FIT. Case is spending week or two
with friend at Stony Lake, Canada.
He went on Friday.
j. o. Wellman, a former principal OF
Paris Hill Academy, has been elected
principal of Kicker Classical Institute at
Houlton, one of the largest fitting schools
in the state.
Walter W. Farrar, wife and daughter
Eva, of Auburn, visited at Leslie Z.
Newelrs few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Collins with
their two sons and daughter, of Paw
tucket, r. l., are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewall NJ. Rowe.
Advertised letters in Paris post office,
Aug. LIST:
Mr.. A. C. Willis.
| Mr. Albert c. Willis.
| Mrs. Hannah ]. Jameison.
l Miss Marie Ware Houghton-
Mrs. Carter and family returned from
their stay at Bailey's Island Thursday,
and are at home for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Joseph Lennard has bought the Moses
Twitchell place, occupied by A. n. FL
wood, and is moving his goods to it. Mr..
Elwood will move to his farm in Buck
| field.
Frank p. Greene and wife of Maiden,
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. NJ. A.
IGreene's. They came from home in an
automobile of Mr.. Greene's own con-
struction. 1t is run by a gasoline motor
of the type most commonly used.
The fair of the Baptist Ladies' Circle
will be held Wednesday of next week.
Mrs. Z. II. Jackson is spending a
week at Fortune Rocks, near Biddeford.
| Miss Fannie Carter of Bethel is here
with Mrs. Car er for a month.
Loren b. Merrill is laid up with case
of what was thought to be ivy poisoning,
but which may be from some other
cause.
Mrs. Adeline Stetson> of Bangor is
guest at The Beeches.
S. A. True and wife of Portland were
at the Hubbard House over Sunday.
Mrs. S. G. Whitehouse returned to
her home in Auburn Saturday much i'm
proved in health, after a stay of several
weeks with DR.. HOughton.
Miss Lizzie Z. Bass of Wilton is max
ing her annual visit with her cousin, NJ.
NJ. HOughtOn.
Mrs. J. w. Broomall and Harold S.
Broomall of Chester are registered at
the Hubbard House.
Rev. DR.. Snow was joined by Mrs.
Snow last week. They are now stop
ping at the Hubbard House.
Mr.. Case arrived Saturday night to
lstay for month.
| Walter E. Twitchell has put out a
mail box at the five corners" and will
hereafter have his mail delivered by the
lstage driver from the South Paris office.
The young folks gave an even better
performance of the play, "A Case OF
Suspension" Friday evening, than at its
first presentation some weeks since.
There was a large house, and good
number enjoyed the dancing.
During the month of August Mrs.
Jarvis l.. Carter will be in charge OF
the library. 1t will be open as usual
on Tuesday evenings; also on Saturday
lEOlu 4 W ".
). A tennis tournament under the aus.
pices of the Tennis Club was played
last week. The final play was between
Ernest +. Shaw and Charles l.. Shaw,
+. saturday afternoon. Charles L. Shaw
defeated Ernest F. Shaw, 1-6, GO, ga,
and secured first prize, racquet. The
second prize is not yet selected.
Miss lone Harlow of Dixtield was the
guest of relatives at Paris Hill several
days last week.
Mrs. George NJ. Atwood and Miss
lone Harlow joined party of friends at
Peaks Island Monday.
The Democrat is indebted to o. A.
Maxim for the first mess of sweet corn.
Mr.. Maxim has very smart garden.
A meeting of the ladies was held at
Hamlin Memorial Hall on Tuesday after
noon and steps were taken toward or
; ,ganization. A petition addressed to
Clayton X. Brooks, Justice of the
Peace, asking him to issue a warrant
for meeting to incorporate under the
laws of Maine, was made out and signed
| by those present. This warrant, calling
/ for meeting Aug. 2lst, will be found
in another column of the Democrat. A
COMMITTEE of three was chosen to confer
with DR.. Hamlin and draw up a consti-
luton and bylaws. A committee was
Ialso chosen to make arrangements for a
fair, should it be deemed advisable to
hold one.