Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-10-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNGS OF THE WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL,

First Baptist Church, Rev. H. II. b1ehop,
anss; a. Evening
vice at 7 80 r. II. Prayer Meeting Thursday
| evening at 30P.M.
Universslist Church, Rev; J. H. Little. Pastor.
| Prea ching service every Sunday at II A. Il.
| sunday School at II II.
III. E. and II. D. Hammond report
that the season has been less unfavorable
for them in the matter Of sweet corn
than for many of the farmers. Their
corn is untouched by frost and has
made good growth in the past few weeks.
and they will get more than three-fourths
of full crop, and of excellent quality.
At the annual meeting of the ladies'
circle of the Universalist church the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Presideut-Mrs. John Pierce.
vice-President-Mrs. II. r. Hubbard.
Secretary-Miss Una p. Taylor.
Treasurer-Miss Helen r Cole.
Executive Committee-Mrs. +. II. jackson,
Mrs. o. A. Thayer. Miss Lizzie A. Newell, Mrs.
N. p shaw Mrs. III. l.. Scribner.
Auditor-Mrs. Z. H. Jackson.
Ii was voted to hold rose carnival in
July, to work for which fortnightly
meetings will be held during the winter.
A membership fee of 20 cents will be
assessed upon all those wishing to be-
come members of the circle. SupperS
and entertainments will be given as
deemed advisable during the winter.
Stephen b. Rawson requests the Demo-
crat to extend his thanks and express
his appreciation to the many friends
who have bestowed upon him so much
of kindness and sympathy in his recent
bereavement.
Mrs. E. n. Jackson has greatly i'm
proved her residence by the addition of
a handsome piazza.
Walter ]. Douglass has completed his
engagement with w. II. Cummings, and
is to be employed in the supply store OF
the Berlin Mills Co. at Cupsuptic Lake.
Advertised letters in Paris post office,
Oct. LIST:
Mr. Walter q. Whitman.
Mrs Perry W. Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Pancoast two.
Capt. Mcleod, Salvation Army.
Mr.. n. II. Logan.
Mrs. George Kennedy.
Mrs. Amanda A. knight.
Miss Katie Heikkinen.
Miss Nora Hanley.
Mr.. James Garland.
Miss Anna NJ. Bates uwo).
Mr.. Pierre Bouffard.
Mr.. ". I. Cummings.
Fred $. Barbour, Esq, (pOstaD.
Miss L. b. Cullen, tpostaD.
Rear Admiral ]. B. Coghlan, U. S. ",
and Mrs. Coghlan, were guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Brown for the day
Friday, going to New York that night.
Admiral Coghlan had been in attendance
on the meeting of the Loyal Legion
in Portland. His flag will fly from the
Olympia when she is ready for sea in a
few days, and he will proceed in her to
Panama and take command of the squad
ron there.
Charles B. Andrews and wife will go
70 Bemis this winter to work for c. b.
Cummings Il Sons. Mr.. Andrews will
be employed in the mill and Mrs. An
drews will cook in the boarding house.
The officers and executive committee
of the Universalist Ladies' Circle are
requested to meet with Mrs. o. A.
Thayer, Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Miss Mary Pierce was at home Satur-
day and Sunday, with her friend, Miss
Leveusaler, from Westbrook Seminary.
The hour of Sunday evening service at
the Baptist church has been changed
from 7:30 to I, for the winter season.
R. F. Tufts has finished work in Halls
barber shop at Bethel, and is here at
present.
Regular meeting of the directors of
Paris Hill Library Association at Hamlin
Memorial Hall, Tuesday, Oct. Z, at p. II.
ANNIE Z. EASTMAN, Clerk.
Ex-Governor Perham and the Misses
Perham have left for their winter home
in Washington. Mr.. Perham, who has
not been well during part of the sum-
mer, is now in his usual good health.
VIM. L. Perham and family will remain
here for about a week longer.