Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-08-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE poINos OF THE WEEK m ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

| SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
| Paris Hill.
| First Baptist Church. Rev. II. II. Bishop
Pastor. Preaching every sunday AZ IL A. =
Sunday School at y u. Junior 9. 3. AZ 20 p. =
tC. E. wednesday evening at 80 P. n. Prsye
Meeting Thursday evening nj so Covenan
Meeting the last Friday before the LIST sunda,
oe sas a sre eos n Invited.
Uniyersaliss Church, Rev, J. II. Little; Pastor
Preaching service every sunday AZ III 4. /.
Sunday school ut II n.
Miss Lizzie Z. Bass of Wilton, Mrs. A
B. Greene of Revere, Mass, MI. and
Mrs. o. p. Houghton of Arkansas City
Kansas, are at DIR. NJ. NJ. Houghton's
visiting relatives and friends.
Recent arrivals at The Beeches are:
Mrs. and Miss Leverich. New Orleans, La.
| DIR. Robert Chalmers, Woburn, MASS.
Miss Rosa watson, northampton. Mass.
Miss NJ. J. NJ. Coy, New York:
Mrs william Bispham. New York.
| Miss Young, New Rochelle.
Mrs. r. NJ. Staigg, Boston.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Atkinson. Cambridge
Mass.
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Chas. Gordon Ames, Mrs. Chas. Gordon
Miss Caroline E. Richardson, New Haven, Ct
Mrs. Z. G.. Harlow gave very enjoy
able cobweb party to the young people
last Monday evening.
Rev. E. A. Hoyt of Dover, N. H., will
preach at the Universalist church, Sun
day, August 10th.
Recent arrivals at White Mountain
View Farm are Col. Stanton of Boston,
Mr.. Samuel Thurber and Miss Katherine
Reed.
Miss Helen Fessenden of Boston has
Joined her mother and brother and sister
at White Mountain View Farm.
Rev. S. F. Marks of Tidioute, Penn,
has joined Judge Potter's party at o. A.
Thayer's.
The regular Saturday afternoon tea at
the golf links was enjoyed by good
party. Tea was served by Mrs. Brown.
In the putting contest first prize was
won by Miss Thorne; second by Miss
| Chapman and third by Miss Reilly. Next
Saturday tea will be served by Mrs.
Lyon.
Charles F. Mathewson, Esq, was
called to New York last week on bust
ness connected with his profession. He
expects to return the present week.
5. d. Whittemore and wife of Boston
are guests of Mr.. Whittemore's sister,
Mrs. j. B. Drake.
There will be flower party at Acad-
envy Han on Friday evening, Aug. IA,
under the auspices of the Universalist
circle. Each one attending is requested
t. dress to represent some flower. Music
by StearnS and Young. Admission Is
cents.
Mrs. Mathewson gave party to the
young people Friday evening, and the
time was pleasantly passed with dane
ing.
The Antiquities met the same even
ing with Miss Clara Case and organized
the order of l. o. o. NJ. Hearts and
Old Maid were played. Tea was served,
and eats were present.
Miss Fannie Chapman of Portland is a
guest at Mrs. Carter's.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Philip Goldberg for party to be given
by her in honor of Miss Mary Daniels
Tuesday evening.
The Beeches has given two benefit en-
tertainments this season for the Old
LADIES' Home at Norway. As result
a check for $3.50 was sent to the
treasurer of that most worthy charity.
The ladies of the Baptist society will
hold their annual fair in Cummings
Hall, Wednesday afternoon and evening
of this week. The doors will open at 2
p. NJ. There will be the fancy table,
apron table, candy booth, lemonade and
ice cream, the children's table, Old
Mother Hubbard and her dog, and 1.-THE
old log cabin" Works of art and fancy
work to be voted away. In the even
ing concert will be given in the audi
ence room of the church, with the fol-
lowing programme:
l. Music; Mr. Eaton of Norway.
9 Recitation, 1.-THE Old Barn." (by B. r.
Taylor. with musical accompaniment,
Miss Ella Andrews Of Boston.
Miss Dewey Of Boston.
Miss Mabel II. Burr, from oberiin (oJ
Conservatory Of Music.
5. Recitation, "Reminiscences Of School
Life" Fearing GIL, author, ..-------
Fearing Gin Of New York.
s. Recitation. "widder Budd,"
Miss Frances II. shorey Of Portland.
). Indian club swinging in Greek costume, ''
with musical accompaniment..--------
Miss Ella Andrews.
9. Solo, Miss Mabel Burr.
~ Miss Minnie Garland from Boston conserva. :
tory OF Music. and Mrs. Eaton Of Norway, &C
companists.
Admission free in the afternoon; in the
evening 20 and 10 cents. Further par
ticulars on bills.
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committees on the different tables are
urged to come to Cummings Hall and
as far as possible arrange the tables for
the fair. II would help the committee
very much If the friends who wish TO
contribute would kindly bring their
gifts at that time.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hub
bard House are:
Hon. W. ID. washburn. Mrs. W. II. Wash
burn, DIR. Hamilton Wright, Mrs. Hamilton
Wright. The Norlznds.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, d. True, Dorothy True of
Portland.
Helen clifford Brown, Portland.
Arthur z. Champin. Portland.
Miss Annie Paris, who has been visit
ing relatives for some weeks, has return
ed home.
VIM. L. Perham and family Of New
York are az Ex-Governor Perham's, be-
iug in Maine for months vacation
They will spend part Of the time in a cot
tage on Lake Pennesseewassee.
Miss Mary Lapham Of Augusta Is a
guest az Ex-Governor Perhams.
II is doubtful II there was ever so
much hay remaining 10 be cut in this
vicinity at this time In the season. IL
has bccn a hard year for haying. In
spite Of the dubious outlook at one
tims, there viii be about an average
crop, and some farms will equal the
large crop 81 last year. A popularity
Of the grass this year Is that what Is
generally the second crop" has been
growing among the taller first growth,
so that the grass has fine, thick bot
tom that Is fresh and green, even though
fha sf.uara1 anpaaranaa ~ fha fal1 may