Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-30
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNeS. OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Baptist Church, Rev. H. H. Bishop.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday 1t II a; -
vice at so r. n. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening at 80 N.
Universalist Church: Rev. J. C. Snow, D. D.,
pastor. Preaching service every Sunday at
HAN. Sunday School at I'm.
John Curtis Clark has been spending
few days in Portland with his grand
father, Mr.. Sparrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Brown, Miss
Brown, Miss Mills and Miss Leonard
have been spending a few days at
Rangeley Lakes.
DR.. Hamlin is here, and is putting the
minerals in place at Hamlin Memorial
Hall. Miss Grace Carter of Bethel is
here assisting him.
Capt. Lyon has been spending few
days at Lyonsden, returning to Boston
on Monday of last week.
| Bradley C. Mason, wife and child, OF
Boston, and Charles A. Mason, wife and
child. of Lewiston, are visiting their
parents, j. S. Mason and wife, and other
relatives in Paris.
| Miss Heald of East Sumner has been
the guest of Miss Stowe for few days.
/ Miss Grace Carter of Bethel is at the
Hubbard House for few days.
Mrs. Leslie Tyler and nephew, Ralph
Mabie, of North Cambridge, Mass, Mrs.
Col. Morris of Fort Banks, Boston Har-
Dor. Mrs. Lunt and son of Boston are
the weeks arrivals at j. L. Chase's.
Miss Harriet Twitchell is spending
several weeks with her sister in Hebron.
Carroll |. Hooper of Boston is spend
II 8. Ia
here.
The Beeches has more guests than
ever before, the entire household now
numbering thirty-eight.
Clarence Stearns of Stearns Hill is
carrier on the new free rural delivery
route which starts from West Paris
Aug. LIST.
The arrivals at the Hubbard House for
| the week are as follows:
&c. Josselyn, Portland.
| c. +. Thoits, Portland.
| b. s Hersey, Bangor.
l l. b. Hale, Brattleboro, Vt
Miss 4. v. Richardson, Boston.
Mrs. Lucien Snow. Portland.
Miss +. NJ. Shumway, Boston.
Il +. c. knight, Bridgton.
Cornelia II. Parker, Philadelphia.
/ A. s. Knapp, Boston.
Aug. G. Hamln. Bangor
/ S. A. True, Portland.
i Mrs. T.. A. Robinson, Brookiue, Mass.
AT. waldron, Mrs. W aldron, Portland.
/ S. L. Andrews, NJ. D., West Paris,
/ j. Z. Odiorne, Richmond, Maine.
The following are recent arrivals at
the Union House. Most of them are
spending a vacation here:
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Hall, Gray.
/ Miss Maude Perley, Gray;
i Mrs. f. r. Leavitt and Master Raymond
/ Leayitt.
Il Mrs Harriet Hancock, Gray.
4 Dr. c. III. Warren, Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, Boston.
Mrs. E. III. Jackson, Mrs. j. C. Cum.
mings and Miss p. n. Andrews, the
committee chosen to secure the deed OF
the old jail-what is now the library
lbuilding-desire the ladies of the Hill to
assemble at Hamlin Memorial Hall on
Tuesday afternoon, July SOth, at 4
O'Clock.
The second entertainment given by the
Universalist Sunday School will be held
at Academy Hall, Friday evening, August
I'd. The play, "a Case of suspension y
will be repeated with the following cast
of characters:
Dorothy. Young Ladies' Gertrude Brlnckle
Il Alice, or the Mary Fierce
i Mildred } Seminary, Pansy Tufts
Harold. Undergraduates WIN ATWOOD atwood
lack, near by, Arthur Daniels
Il Miss Ophelia Judkins, Lizzie Newell
Il Professor Emilius Edgerton, Guy Bennett
Il Kathleen, a Celtic Maiden, Helen Cole
Jonas, the Seminary Man, Elmer Cummings
To be followed by a promenade. Adj
mission to the hall the entire evening,
IL cents. children 10 cents: dancing 2.
cents. Curtain rises promptly at 7:45.