Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-07-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE poINes OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY,.
Paris Hill.

First Baptist Church, Rev. II. II. Bishop.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at II % A. \ N
Sabbath Evening Service at ! 80 p. N. Z. T. 8.
G. E. Wednesday evening at Z 80 p. N. Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening at 80. Covenan1
Meeting the last Friday before the LIST sunday
OF the month at 80 p. NJ. All not otherwise con-
nected are cordially invited.
Universalist Church, Rev. j. II. Little. Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday at ii A. n
SUNDAY School at II u.
Mrs. II. E. Hammond is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Shorey, in Port
land for few days.
Frank Bennett is building an addition
of thirty-six feet on the back end OF ms
barn.
Judge Percival Bonney and wife OF
Portland were guests at the Hubbard
House last week.
A party of the young people, twenty
or more in number, plan to start Tues
day morning on one-night camping
trip to Halls Pond.
Miss Marion Hallett of Boston is at
Mrs. E. Ii. Jackson's for stay ofseveral
weeks.
HIP. Sawyer and crew from Norway
are painting the outside of the academy
building.
Mrs. Reilly and Miss Reilly, who
have been at West Point for several
weeks, arrived at the Hubbard House
Friday to remain for the rest of the sea-
son.
Miss Laurel Hardy of Arlington, Mass,
is at Merrietime Cottage for the summer.
The Beeches is now full to the limit.
The recent arrivals are:
Miss A. W. Huntington, Miss NJ. Huntington
Boston.
Dr.L NJ. Vickery, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Miss Emma q. Shaw, Boston.
Miss A. NJ. Tisdale, Middleboro, Mass.
Mildred S. Pillsbury, New York.
Miss Ella Watson, northampton, Mass.
c. G. Case, Andover, CT.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Walton, Washington, ID. c
Mrs Charles Hamlin. Mr.. Edwin T. Hamlin
Bangor.
Miss C. R. Wendell, Dover, n. II.
Miss Mary +. Dewey, Boston.
Mrs. Francis ID. Cobb, Boston.
Mrs. Samuel A. True, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Waz. Bangor.
On Tuesday afternoon at o'clock the
ladies of the Baptist circle will meet
with DR.. Houghton. All come pre-
pared to sew. In connection with the
fair to be held Aug. 18th, there is to bt
Remembrance Table" If you feel tC
aid us, will you kindly contribute some
thing for this table?
Episcopal evensong service was helC
on Sunday, and will be continued every
Sunday during the summer, at the Uni
versalist church at p. NJ. Every one il
cordially invited.
Misses Annie and Persis Woodward o.
West Quincy, Mass, are visiting at w
Fl. Cummings.
An approaching contest, under thu
direction of the green's committee OF TIT
Golf Club, will be held at the links mex
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. TIT
contest is open only to ladies of thu
club, though the public are cordial.
welcome as spectators.
Mr.. William Pitt FeSsenden of Boston
Joined his family at White Mountain
View Farm Saturday. Other guests
who have arrived during the week are
Carrie w. Hayden, NJ. Ella r. johnson
South Boston; Miss Eliza Mauran, Provi
dence; Mrs. j. W. George, Miss isabelle
George, Miss Katherine George, Boston
The Hubbard House is well filled
i Among the recent arrivals are the fol
lowing, quite a portion of which ar
here for stay of some weeks:
/ Mrs George Pottle, Mary Ellsworth Pottlt
Lewiston.
Fw Stock, Jr., Lewiston.
+. A. Chase. Riverside. Calf
Mrs. A. G. Holbrook, West Newton, Mass.
Mrs. J. c. Wsshburn, North Livermort
Il Maine.
Mrs Frank G. Newell, Rochester, N Y.
Miss Davis. Lewiston.
II. VI. Dingley, Lewiston.
II Miss Dorrance. Providence, X. /.
Il r. G Winslow, Lewiston.
One of the most interesting annua
social events at Paris Hill is the Col
Tea and putting contest. This year
was given under the auspices of the Col
Club, the committee of arrangement
being Miss Brown, Miss Case and Mis-
Snow, and the putting contest was il
charge of the Greens Committee, con
sisting of Mr.. Mathewson, Miss Brow
and Miss Case. The president o
the club, Mr.. Charles L. Case, wit
Mrs. Case did the honors of receiving
Tea was poured by Mrs. Case and Mrs
Atwood. Lemonade and cake wer
served by Miss Snow, Miss Case, Mis-
Brown and Miss Taylor. Many contest
ants entered the putting contest AM
the first, second and third prizes wer
won respectively by Miss Brown, MI
Andrews and Mr.. FesSenden. TIL
prizes were presented by President Cas-
with very appropriate remarks. As
social function this event must be pu
down as an unqualified success.