Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-07-08


Young Carthaginian.
-Cornet of Horse.
Young Buglers, The
e" Out on the Pampas.
" 4" Boy Knight, The
" e" st. George for England.
-Bravest of the Brave.
York Deeds, vols.
Vol. l, Adjutant Generals Report
Weber, G. w.-Romance of Natural History
Famous Women.
Pfeider, Ida
Lady's Second Journey Round the World.
Kohl, j. & Russia and the Russians.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison and His Times.
Arnault. N. A
Napoleon Bonaparte. Life and Campaigns of.
Hannibal Hamlin, Life and Times Of,
Frost. Iohn-Famiy Encyclopedias.
Encyclopedia of Universal knowledge.
10 vols.
small, wNlarl-Ancient City, The
uentZ. Caroline L.-Ernest Linwood.
Maine Historical Society-Colection OF, Vols D.
Iiphabe,ical Index OF Maine Volunteers
for years lsel. 80. '65, "a, IS and ls,S
Leonard, Mary F-Half Dozen Thinking Caps.
Dickens Charles-Little Paul.
Mar hall, Emma-Court and the Cottage;
Marshall, Emma-hrs. Nsinwaring's Journal
Netcyari, EliIa-DOra and Her Papa
Onpaant. Mrs.-Lucy Cro'ton.
riideman, l.. E-Taking French Leave.
Clark. Il. H.-Boy Life in United States Navy
LeRaron Grace-LIttle Miss Faith.
RAYMOND, Evelyn-Dividcd skates
NOle-worth, Mrs House that Grew, The.
Nav. -Qlinnebassett Girls.
sanford Mrs. d. P.-Ilouseful OF Children, A.
Rurrh. HarrieIte E.-Stella Rae.
Dali, Caroline H.-Margaret and Her Friends.
Litchdeld. g. D.-Little He and She.
AlcOtt, Louisa M.-Moods.
HOwells, W. D.-Foregone Conclusion A.
Entharuil Jegsie-Ftrst Violin. The
Che smut, Chas. W.
House Behind the Cedars. The
DevereuI, Mary-From Kingdom to Colony.
Davis, W. S.-Friend of Caesar, A.
CholmOndeley, Mary-Red Pottage.
Verne, Jules-Castle OF Carpathians.
carson, Emily C-Ruths Sacrifice;
Howard, Blanche w.-0pe a Door, The
UNLOCK. Mi.s-Noble Life, K
Barr. Amelia E.-Remember the Alamo.
Bunner, III. Glove In Old Cloathes.
Earnest Trifier. A.
Sienkiewicz. Henry K.-without Dogma.
Jewett Sarah O.-Marsh Island, A.
Nmlcis, Emundo de
Morocco, Its People aud Places.
Routes from San Antonio to Ell Paso.
Rowan and Ramsey-Island Of Cuba, The.
Swettenham, Sir Frank Athelstane-
Real Malay. The.
Amicis, Edmund despair and the Spaniard
southern Explorers and Colonists.
Sargent, Epes ed.-Arctic Adventure.
Trollope, I. V.-Gemma.
If patrons of the library would pre-
serve these lists as they appear in the
Democrat, they would be found an aid
in selecting their books.
Advertised letters in Paris post office
July LIST:
Mr.. W. Cookson.
Mr.. A. Z. Townsend.
Mrs. A. A. Ottenger.
Prof. Maynard Maxim and family of
Holyoke, Mass, arrived last week and
are guests of Prof. Maxim's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olban A. Maxim.
The Buckfield Juveniles came to Paris
Hill last Monday and played return
game of ball with the squash Bugs"
Eleven to nine in favor of the home club.
This makes one game to the credit of
each. Whether the rubber game" will
be played on the summit of Mount
Streaked or at some other neutral point
is vet undetermined.
The re-opening of Academy Hall last
Tuesday evening in its remOdeled form
was the occasion for great many very
complimentary remarks concerning its
beauty. The place is now one of the
handsomest assembly halls outside the
cities. Stearns' orchestra and Miss Fannie
Cummings of Norway, reader, are too
well known in this section 10 need any
praise Ii is sufficient TO say that their
work upon this occasion was up 10 their
well-known standard and much enjoyed
BY a select audience that nearly filed
the seating capacity Of the hall. The
programme was as follows:
I. March-"BlA1e Away" Helsusassu.
Orchestra
= Cornst SO,O-"MAxnOlia sereaade," Mtssud
Mr. slack and Orchestra
g. Rcaiing-"HsTye Riel. "...-... .-.- brvtrnaag
Miss Cummings.
q Walu-"Jolly Friars.' .-------.--..---Hr Henry
Orchestra
s. ReasiinE-sIutermeEl"
Miss Cummings.
o. "DAhoe Of Honey Bees. - raHss
:. Re.,iihs-'sThe Ten Tale."
Mis- Cummings.
:. 6aloP-inspiTsrion.
Orchestra
The proceeds Of the evening amounted
to some over thirty dollars, the balance
Of which, after dedueting expenses, will
70 toward paying for the new scenery.
Miss Edith MeWilliams Of New York
Is the guest OF Misses Adelaide and Mary
Case for a few days.
Hon. Edward l.. Paris Of New York
joined his family at their summer home
here Friday.
Charles l.. Case, ESQ, of New York Is
with his family here for few days. Mr. |
Case will return 10 New York wednes- |
day but plans To spend the month of Au. |
gust al Paris Hill.
Hon. George F. Emery Of Portland is |
a guest at the Hubbard House.
Miss Anna Boyd is the guest of Mrs. |
Charles +. Mathewson.
The Hamlin Memorial Hall will be open |
every Saturday afternoon from four to
six until October first.
Mrs. Columbia Paris has an old flint
lock musket that has been fired every
Fourth of July since TIT. This year
Hon. Edward l.. Paris of New York |
touched of the historic weapon with |
piece of lighted paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbsll G. Atwood and
Kimball C. Atwood, Jr., of New York,
are guests at George NJ. AtwOod's.
One of the most entertaining attrac-
tions for the Paris Hill summer girl is
the fine bowling alley of Mrs. Mira C.
Snow.
Mrs. Lydia S. Hammond is visiting
in Kennebunk.
j. Curtis Clark, Nazareth Hall '02, is
a guest at Old Brick.
Paris Hills observance of Indepen-
dence Day was on the whole quiet and
enjoyable one. In the forenoon the fat
men found the lean men too nimble for
them on the baseball diamond to the