Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-02-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL,

SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.
First Baptist Church. Rev. h. II. Bishop,
Pastor. Preashing every sunday a. ~ 4 an n
vice as 80 ?. n. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening at 80 Pm.
Universaliss Church: Sunday School every
Sunday at ii A. u.
DIR. A. C. Hamlin of Bangor has been
at the Hubbard House for few days.
Mrs. o. A. Maxim, who has been Ill
since the first of January, is now gaming
Mrs. F. E. Tufts and Miss Nellie Tufts
returned home last week from Portland,
and will remain here until all possible
danger from small pox is over.
Another load of wood left at the
JTniyersalist church last week. This
time thanks are due Mrs. Z. II. jackson
who has kindly remembered the church
in like manner since 1897.
On Tuesday, Feb. %, at 2:3O p. NJ, the
Baptist church will observe Its annuai
roll call. At $50 the adult members OF
the congregation are invited to picnic
supper. At I O'Clock there will be a
preaching service by neighboring
pastor. If the day is stormy the roll
call will be held Wednesday.
Rev. W. w. Hooper will preach at the
Universalist church again next Sunday
at the usual hour.
News was received here Tuesday OF
the death at his home in Potsdam, n.
Y, of Murray E. Forbes, son OF the late
Rev. George E. Forbes, who has numer-
GUS relatives in this town. He was IL
wears of age, and bright, promising
bow. His mother, who died when ne
was less than a year old, was daughter
of the late Hiram Chandler of Sumner.
Following is list of the new books
which have been added to the puonc
library thus far in 1902. Mr.. Aioro L.
Chase of Portland gave forty volumes,
among them the set of Dryden. MISS
Mary F. Peabody of Boston, guest at
The Beeches last summer, kindly col
lected-giving many of them herself
about seventy-five volumes, among
which were the set of Parkman histories
given by Miss Parkman, sister OF the
historian, and also an annual guest at
The Beeches. DR.. Hamlin last week
sent another barrel of books, and few
others have been given beside. Surely
we have rare good fortune in possessing
such friends. This is not complete
list of the books given, but of those
accessed; the rest will be published
later, when the book committee have
finished their duties.
Gould, wm.-Portland In the Past.
Kilby, W. II. Ied.l-Eastport and Passama'
Thurs,on, Dayid-Brief History of winthrop
Ticknor, George-Life, Letters AMI Journals
Of
= vols.
Dryden. John, Dramatic Works OF. vols.
| The Al, Geo. McCall-Kaffir Folk Lore.
Middlemore. Mrs. S. G C.-Spanish Legendary
| Rowksr. James-Goblin Tales Of Lancashire
| Gildart, Rev. +. M.-Folk Lore OF Modern
Cnoriey, blanche and Young-Personal Rem
i iniscences.
Wallace, w.-Arthur Schopenhsuer. Life Of.
l Beckett, S. B.-Hester, The Bride OF the is
1 lands.
Life and Letters Of. vols.
/ limbs. John-Club Life In London. vols;
| Cell, Wm.-Topography Of Rome and Vicinity
i The.
Deshler, Chas. D.-Afternoons with the Poets
| Ashton, John-Humor, Wit and Satire OF tn'
Il 18th Century.
II Preston, harriet W., anu bouSe' hou'SS
/ Private Life of Romans. The.
Bolton, Sarah K.-Girls Who Became Famous
Beal, E. A.-F0ods and Beverages: ~
Adams, Mrs. 4. H.-Crumbs from Dam'
Natures Table.
Davis, Annie Criminals Wild and Tame;
1 Plant Babies and Thei
| Cradles.
Jersey, Miss II. E.-To Girls.
Hope, Lady-Gathered Clusters.
Slocum. Capt. Joshua-Sailing Alone Aroun'
the World.
Dickens, Charles-Old Curiosity Shop.
Blackmore, X. D.-Perlycross.
Davis, Rebscca Harding-kent Hampnen.
Fothergill, Jessie-March in the Ranks, A:
Hale, Edward Everett-Man Without Coun
try, The.
Jewett. Sarah orne-Queen's Twin. The.
0nphant, Mrs.-Marriage Of Eleanor, The
/ Neighbors on the Green.
Verne. Jules-Tour of the World In Eight.
Days.
Goldman, John, 2d-Arnold's Expedition I
IQuebec
Balzac, Honore de-Human Comedy. The
Baker, Ray S.-Boys' Book of Invention
| - Stories by American Authors, . vols.
| - Recreations of q Country Parson.
Lapham, W. B.-History Of Bethel, Maine.
| White, Stewart Edward-Westerners,T The.
Hallam, Henry-Literature OF Europe In tn
| Middle Ages. vols.
| State Of Europe in the Middl
| Ages. vols.
Dewey. Mary E.-Miss Sedgewick, Life an
| Letters of.
Parkman, Francis-Pioneers of France in tn
| New World.
1 Jesuits in America. The
| La Sale and the Dis cover
| of the Great West
Old Regime In Canada
| The
| Count Frontenac an
| France under Loui
XIV.
Half-Century Of Conflict
/ A. vols.
Montcalm and Wolfe,
| vols.
1 Conspiracy Of Pontiac,
| vols.
| Oregon Trail The.
Farnham, Charles H.-Francis Parkman, Lif
Of.
Bayne, Peter-Lessons from My Masters.
/ - Rector's Wife.
Froude, j A-Lord Beaconsheld.
Keightley. Thomas-Mythology of Greece an
Italy.
johnson, A. H.-Normans In Europe, The.
Crusaders, The.
Wolfe. Theodore F-Literary Pilgrimage.
Warner, Charles MISREPRESENTATION Irving
Doyle, A. Conan-Duet, A.
Larned, Augusta-Village Photographs.