Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-07-22
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DolNes OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL,

Clayton K. Brooks and wife were with
friends at Dixfield over Sunday.
Miss Marion Hallett of Boston is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. III. jackson.
C.. F. Mathewson, who has been to
Europe on business trip since coming
to the Hill, returned last week and join
ed his family here.
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Hayden of Au-
gusta and Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Kimmell
of Charlestown, Mass, are at o. A.
Thayer's for vacation of some weeks.
Mr.. Hayden breaches at Rumford Point
and Bryant's Pond on at least a portion
of the Sundays during his vacation.
Other guests are Mrs. c. B. Reynolds OF
Portland and c. X. Fletcher of Portland.
Carroll |. Hooper of Boston is visiting
his mother here.
The Universalist Circle will give its
next entertainment next Friday evening.
the programme will be furnished by Rev.
Mr.. Little and the church choir, and
full programme will appear on handbills.
Dancing as usual after the entertain
ment. Admission Is cents; dancing %
cents.
The Baptist Circle will meet at the
vestry Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The committees for the fair are especial
ly requested to be present.
Last weeks arrivals at The Beeches
were Mrs. George Stetson, Bangor; Miss
NJ. Elliott, Boston; Mrs. +. III. Cutter,
Dorchester, Mass; Mrs. Lawton, Lowell,
Mass.
Prentiss Cummings of Brookline,
Mass. is the guest of his sister, Mrs. l.
C. Ingraham.
Mrs. A. E. Davies and daughter of
Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived last week at
Mrs. Ingraham's.
Recent arrivals at James l.. Chase's
Il. L.; Mrs. J. p. George, Miss Isabel
George, Miss Catherine George, Boston:
J. p. Ford, Miss Lucy Ford, Brooklyn,
In.
| Mrs. Charles A. Mason and child of
Lewiston have been visiting relatives
here for few days.
| Mrs. Mathewson gave flower party
to the young people at her summer
home, Crossroads, Monday evening.
Each one attending represented some
flower, and many of the costumes were
very effective. Dainty refreshments
were served. A lively and enjoyable
evening was spent.
Mrs. C. l.. Goodrich and Master Car
ter Goodrich of Plainfield, n. j., are at
Mrs. Carter's.
Mrs. Case has gone to New York, to
remain until Mr.. Case comes for his va
cation, which will probably be about
Aug. 1st.
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Mrs. Z. FL. Cummings.
Richard Eastman arrived home last
week. after an absence of several years.
He entered the navy as an apprentice
three or four years ago, and was for a
considerable time at the Philippines.
For about a year he had been under
treatment for rheumatism at San Farm
cisco, and was finally discharged fol-
disability and came home.
| Some deer seem to be making their sum-
mer quarters in the woods between this
village and the Little Androscoggin
River. In the last two or three weeks,
several parties have seen from one to
three of the animals, in or near the
road through those woods.
The presentation of the play, "a Suit
Oh l4lNtEN, rIiudN cNCuluS, "do cNcn
better than was anticipated. The piece
is pure farce-comedy, the plot being
based upon blunders and mistakes, in
making which the players "bunch their
IerrOrs," so as 10 cause confusion con-
founded. The action is lively from cur
tain to curtain, and is vastly amusing
and entertaining, good, as the show bills
say, for l20 laughs in sixty minutes.
The costuming and makeup were per.
feet, and the new scenery gave very
good effect. The dancing was also very
much enjoyed, the floor being comfort
Iably filled. About twenty dollars was
Melted, to apply on the purchase of the
new scenery.
"A Suit of Livery will be repeated al
Academy Hall this Monday evening, fol-
lowed by dancing. Admission Is and Il
cents, and % cents per couple for dane
ing. An excellent opportunity for those
who did not see it the first time, and
many of those who saw it before will
wish to see it again. Proceeds to &C
towards the scenery.
The following books have been added
to the library:
Wight. o. G.-winding Journey Round tn,
| World, A.
clifford. A. A.-Germany. Her People anC
mcdonnell, A. A.-Camping Voyages or
German Rivers.
- Spanish American War.
| Seelye, K. E.-Story of Columbus.
/ Black, Alexander-Story of Ohio The.
| Thompson, Maurice-Story of Louisiana, The
Connolly. Emma STORY OF Kentucky, The
Ladd, Horatio 0.-Story of New Mexico, The
Hale, Edward E.-Story of Massachusetts
smith, Geo. B-Crisis in China, The.
Prime. VIM. C.-Boat Life In Egypt.
| johnson. R-War In 1912, The.
Mckenzie, II. D.-Young Folks History O
the Netherlands, A.
Walton, Joseph-China and the Presen
Crisis.
De Puy, IL. w.-LOuis Napoleon and Hi
| Times.
Headley, p. C.-Louis Kossuth. Life Of.
Duchess Of Buckingham-Glimpses Of Foul
Continents.
\ - Museum, The.
Squire and McLsne-To Central Africa on al
Iceburg.
| Cassell-Popular Educator, The, s vols.
| - Martyrdom of an Empress.
Coffin, Chas. C.-Marching to Victory.
Il building Nation.
Irving, washington-Astoria.
| White, +. E.-Elements Of Pedagogy.
Crossman, Edwina Booth-Edwin Booth.
| Burgess, George-Sermons on Christian Life
1 johnson, n. h.-NOTmdus III iHt.
Livermore, Mary A.-story Of My Life, The
| Hamlin, Cyrus-Among the Turks.
Dalton Trail
Pike, Nicholas-Sub- Tropical Rambles.
Lathrop. S. G.-Fifty Years and Beyond.
| - Dav Spring.
Mundt, Theodore-Count Mirabeau.
Irving, Washington-Voyages Of Columbus
The.
Lee, John s.-Nature and Art in the Ole
i World.
FrOissart. Sir John-Boys' edition of hi:
lchronicles.
Matthew'S, Franklin-Our Navy In Time OF
War.
Otis, James-Fighting for the Empire.
| Church, A. J With the King at Oxford.
| Phelps, T.. S.-Austin Phelps.
1 MarIien D. S.-Pushing to the Front.
Il Abbot, W. J.-Blue Jackets of '16.
| Horridge, Frank-Lives of Great Italians.
Macdonald, Geo.-At the Back Of the North
Wind.
Brooks, Edward-Story Of the Had. The.
Mckenzie. II. D.-History OF Switzerland.
/ Champney, f. W.-Three Vassar Girls In the
Holy Lend.
Church. A J-Greek Tragedians.
| Ober F. A.-Storied West Indies.
Smith, Agnes-tireek Life and Scenery.
Corelli, Marie-Ardath.
Towle, Geo. N.-Vasco da Cana.
| Irving, Observation-Disclosures.
Towle, Geo. M.-Pizarro.
Day, Holman F.-Up In Maine.
This completes the list to July goth.
HIRAM.
| Nrs Cborles r Cola ia 6anperously iii