Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-09-23
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE poiNGS OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

PAhlS HILL.
first Baptist Church, Rev. II. II. Bishop,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at II a. II.
Sunday School az II n. Sabbath Evening Ser
vice At 80 P. Il. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening at SOY
Preaching service every Sunday at II A. Il.
sunday school At IL n.
The remains of Jacob Daniels arrived
in town last Monday, accompanied by
his son, Professor 4. A. Daniels of New
York. Mr.. Daniels died the preceding
Saturday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Dame, in Roslindale, Mass, where
he had gone only short time before.
Interment was in family burying
ground near Mountain View Farm, with
PRAYERS at the grave. Mr.. Daniels was
80 years of age, and one of the Oldest
residents of the town. He has been
nearly blind and somewhat infrm for
number of years. His wife, whose
maiden name was Mary Sturtevant, died
only few years since. Two children
survive, Mrs L. G. Dame of Roslindale,
Mass, and Professor E. A. Daniels of
New York city.
O. A. Maxim attended the reunion OF
his old regiment, the Twelfth Maine, at
Westbrook Friday.
Hon. Albion p. Bonney of Auburn,
formerly of Buckfield, was the guest OF
Paris Hill friends last week.
Rev. Harry Taylor will supply the
Paris Hill Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, Sept. IS.
Mrs. Z. G. Harlow is spending ten
-, a1at in NaVtAn
Mass.
Carroll l. Hooper of Boston spent a
couple of days with his mother here last
week.
Recent guests at the Hubbard House,
who are spending some time here, are
Mrs. ]. A. SHIELDING, Miss 5. b. SHIELDING,
New York, Miss Z. F. Gregory, New
York, the Misses Jordan, Portland.
Rev. II. II. Bishop of the Baptist
church is taking his vacation, and he
and Mrs. Bishop and son are visiting his
relatives at Westbrook. There was no
preaching service at the church on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Bates of West
Paris were at o. A. Thayer's Sunday.
Miss Maud Douglass of South Paris
was at Mrs. j. G. Marbles over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley McGeoch OF
Portland are at James l.. Chase's.
Charles l.. Case, Esq, arrived Satur-
day from New York. The Case family
will close their summer home here and
return To New York Wednesday.
| Charles +. Mathewson, Esq, and
family of New York, who have occupied
Mrs. SHOWS house, Crossroads" dur
ing the summer, will return to their
New York home Tuesday.
| VIM. G.. Harlow of Dixfield was the
guest of relatives here last week.
| If you find small silver purse between
this village and A. P. Stearns' place, re-
turn it as per advertisement in another
/ column and be rewarded.
| Is Paris Hill yet TO become famous for
its peach orchards? Several of its fruit
/ growers are in the business with some
success. U. II. Heald is the latest to
exhibit samples, a basket Of as handsome
peaches as we have ever seen. Mr..
Heald tells the Democrat that he has
about one and half bushels on one tree
and the Democrat can testify that they
are nice ones.
Miss Morris and Frank B. Morris, who
have been at James l.. Chase's through
the summer, left Tuesday for Amherst
Mass, where Mr.. Morris is student IN
Amherst College. Col Morris and Johr
NJ. Morris 90 Tuesday to Boston, where
John will enter the Massachusetts, InSti
tute of Technology, and Mrs. Morris anC
Miss Effie Morris will go few days later
Mrs. NJ. b. Carter and Miss Julia F
Il off rnas1av hai
| Montclair, Y. j., for the winter.
| Chandler Garland and wife of Boston
are spending two weeks vacation al
l.. b. MerrilrS and calling on their ole
friends.
Miss Pauline Ingraham has returned
to BroOkline, Mass, after spending the
summer here.
W. L. Perham of New York joined his
family at Ex-Governor Perham's Friday
night, for stay of few weeks.
Miss Clara Case gave chatting dish
party Wednesday evening.
In spite of the announcement that nc
Universalist Circle would be held this
week, an entertainment was put on a,
the last opportunity for number of the
summer guests. The programme com
prised selections by the orchestra, a
reading by Mrs. Lyon, a flute solo by
John Morris, a comedy speciality by
Messrs. Hallett, Lyon and Morris, and
some feats of legerdemain by Mr.. Glib
son. Mr.. Gibson is very skillful, and
his acts were specially entertaining and
evoked much applause. The audience
was small, owing to the bad weather.
The weeks arrivals at the Beeches
were Miss l.. Austin, Miss j. Pratt, Miss
NJ. G. Peabody, Boston; Mrs. Robert
Herrick, Master Philip Herrick and
nurse of Chicago; Miss d. Jordan, Al.
fred, Me.
Mr.. Alfred Morse gave most accepta.
BILE reading to The Beeches guests on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Chase of Portland joined his wife
Sunday at o. A. Thayer's for short
stay,