Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-06-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DolNas OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church. Rev. II. H. Bishop.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at III A. NJ.
Sunday School at NJ. Junior G. Z. at 80 7. N.
Sabbath Evening Service at I 80 p. NJ. \. T. 5.
G.. Z. Wednesday evening at 80 p. NJ. Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening at 30. Covenant
Meeting the last Friiay before the LIST Sunday
of the month at 80 P. NJ. All not otherwise con-
nected are cordially invited.
Prea ching service every Sunday at IL A. n
sunday school at IL N.
Miss Mary Fl. Taylor, who has just re-
turned from taking postgraduate
course in New York hospital, is at Mrs.
A. T. Forbes. Miss Taylor, who is a
trained nurse of several years experience,
has leased the house of Miss Eliza But
terrified for the summer, and will care
for number of delicate children there.
She expects to open the last week IN
June. She will have the assistance of
her sister, Miss Una P. Taylor.
In addition to the interior repairs
now in progress in the Baptist church,
the outside of the building is being re-
painted. This will make material i'm
provement in its appearance. The bel
try has not been reprinted since the
clock was put in. Sawyer of Norway
and his crew are doing the work.
VIM. E Perkins has been transferred
by the Prudential Insurance Co. from
Rockville, CT, to Cambridge, Mass,
where he will act as agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murray Quinby and
son Thayer of Newton, Mass, made a
short visit NJ o. A. Thayer's last week.
Some repairs are being made on the
sidewalks. More extensive repairs,
which will put them in good shape all
round, will be made later. 1t is not
done at this time for the simple reason
that no lumber is on hand, and the mills
have no water with which to saw.
Mrs. G.. F. Godfrey of Bangor has
been here few days during the past
week
Regular meeting of directors of Paris
Hill Library Association at Hamlin
Memorial Hall Tuesday, June I'd, at 3
p. VI. A. Z. EASTMAN, Clerk.
Mrs. Elbridge Briggs, the popular
florist of Augusta, has been spending two
weeks at The Beeches.
Miss Helen Wadsworth of Portland
was at The Beeches over Sunday.
New signs have recently been put out
at both livery stables, at W. II. Cum
mings' and at the new stable opened by
Arthur J. Daniels.
J. E. Cole lost his horse Saturday. In
some manner the horse broke his leg in
the stall. and had to be killed.
Present guests at The Beeches which
opened May 18th, are: Miss Teresa Fay
Miss Eleanor May, of Boston, Miss
Eleanor Kirk, st. Louis, Mrs. L. Wood
bury, Auburndale, Miss Laura Poulsson
Waban, Mass, Miss Irene Noyes, Port
land, Miss Helen Hopkins, Miss Grace
Hopkins, Brooklino, Mass, Miss Ella
| Mitchell of Bath, Maine.
A reception to the graduating classes
and the faculties of the Paris and Nor
| way High Schools will be given at The
Beeches Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ingraham arrived the first of las
week, and opened her house for the sum
/ mer. Mrs. Davies and daughter came
on Friday. Miss Helen Prentice is will
her for the summer.
The ditch between the street and that
portion of the sidewalk generally known
as Brooklyn bridge" on Lincoln Street
has been filed in nearly to the leve
of the walk. The expense of the worl
is borne by some of the residents or
| that street.
o. A. Maxim has been chosen by tn,
Unity Club to have general charge of it
/ work of improvement this summer.
| Next Sunday at the UniverSalist churcl
the choir engaged for the summer viii
be present for the first time this season
Mrs. Wilson, Miss Thayer, Mr.. Shaw ant
a tenor, will make up the quartette
Mrs. ]. S. Burbank will be the organiSt
| r. W. Messer of Rockland, classmat
of William f. Atwood at Hebron Acad
envy, was guest of the latter at his hom
in this village Saturday and Sunday.
| Advertised letters in Paris post office
Mr.. Dan Damon.
| Mr.. j. Dutton.
A. X. Burman, druggist.
| Mrs. Arthur Elwood OF Skowhegan il
/ visiting relatives in this place.