Oxford Democrat., 1903-07-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE poINGS 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
Sunday School at l2 NJ. Junior G. 4. at 80 p.
sabbath Evening Service at 80 P: N, GP: M .
Meeting Thursday evening at 80. Coyenan
Meeting the last Friday before the lst Sunday
Of the month at 2 80 p. NJ. All not otherwise con
nected are cordially invited.
Univcrsaliss Church, Rev. j. IL. Little. Pastor
Preaching service every Sunday at ii A. u
Sunday School at II N.
Mr.. Orren Wing and his daughter Miss
Susie Wing from Littleton, Mass, have
recently spent few days with Mr.. Geo
l.. Mel,en and Miss Frances c. Wing.
The comedy, ga Black Heifer'', will
be repeated Wednesday evening of this
week, for the benefit of the hose com
pany. Dancing will follow the play
with music by Stearns' Orchestra
Further particulars may be learned from
bills.
The crossing on Main Street at the
post office has been taken up and relaid
with some of the split stones taken out
of the partition walls in the old jail
A decided improvement is made by the
change. The sidewalks have also been
put in shape throughout the village re-
Gently, quite little new walk having
been laid
A game of ball was played here We'd
neSday afternoon between Paris Hill and
the Hebron town team. Play stopped at
the end of the first-half of the ninth
inning, with an official score of 10 to
in favor of Hebron, but the Hill boys
question the accuracy of the score. 1t is
T., Ha n1AaN N
for one of the Hebrons after the inning
was past, at the suggestion of Hebron
PLAYERS, and while Hebron claims
this as correct, Paris Hill seems to doubt
that the score was actually made.
Mrs. NJ. B. Carter and daughters,
Misses Julia and Dorothea, arrived the
first of last week from Montclair, \. j.,
to spend the summer at their home here.
They are accompanied by friend, Miss
Mildred Holsey of Montclair.
Albert Z. Davies of Brooklyn, n. Y,
spent the Fourth with his wife and
daughter here.
Mrs. J. Murray Quinby has returned
to her home in Newton, Mass, after a
few weeks stay here. Her two sons,
Thayer and George, remain here for
July at Merrietime Cottage.
A good audience attended the enter
tainment of the Universalist Circle
Thursday evening, and enjoyed the
second performance of the little comedy,
''Sugar and Cream" and the dancing
which followed.
Clayton X. Brooks and family have
broken up housekeeping at South Paris,
and are at Geo. NJ Atwood's. Mr.
Brooks will go TO New York soon, and
Mrs. Brooks and daughter will remain
here for the present.
Mrs. T. Ii. Haskell of Portland is
spending week with Mrs. Z. H. Jack
son.
Some of the people say they slept the
best the night before the Fourth that
they have for weeks. Certainly the
boys did not succeed in making any
amount of racket. The
bells were rung little while after mid
night, and afew cannon crackers and tin
horns relieved the silence, but that was
all. A good many of the people were
away during the day, and it was very
quiet.
Advertised letters in Paris post office,
July 1st:
National Shoe Company.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ Morton.
Mrs. Charles Eyerts.
Mr.. Patrick Driscol.
Mr.. William Ratchlir (postaD.
CAROLINE p. HARLOW, p. NJ.
L. NJ. Longley of Norway has recently
installed Rider-Ericsson hot-air pump
ING engine at the BeecheS as an auxiliary
to the water system. 1t has capacity
of 400 gallons an hour, and works finely.
The Beeches, that popular health re-
sort, is already well filled with guests,
and the prospect for prosperous season
is very promising. The latest arrivals
are:
Miss Eugene Lubschutz, Washington, ID. c.
Miss +. Z. Hesse. Northampton, Mass.
Miss NJ. X. LOomis, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Miss A. NJ. Bainbridge. Lakewood, y. J.
Mrs. G. III. Briggs, Augusta.
Mrs. e. a. Hopkins, Brookline, Mass.
Charlie 4. Jones, WOburn, Mass.
Miss K. Il. Tidd, Woburn, Mass.
Miss Alice Clare Morrison, Willimantic, CT.
Mrs. Huber Clark, wilimantic, CT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hapgood, Alton, ILL.,
Mrs. \. j. Hardy, Arlington, Mass.
Mrs j. Z. Palmer, Boston.
MIR. 5. a. True. Portland.
Mrs Irving Williamson, Eleanor Williamson,
Washington. ID. e..