Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE polNes OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

Paris Hill.
First Baptist Church. Rev. Il. H. Bishop.
sunday School at lSn. T. p. s. 6. E. sunday
afternoon al 8. Sabbath Evening Service az 50
z. u. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at
80. Covenant Meeting the last Fri 'ay before
the LIST Sunday of the month At 3 80 p. II. AL
not otheswi connected are cordially invited.
Universalist Church, Rev. j. II. Little. Pastor.
Pres hing service every Sunday At A. y.
sunday school AZ u y.
Mr.. B. VanWagenen and family of
New York, who have taken Mrs. Shows
place, Gross Roads," for the summer,
arrived Friday. Mr.. VanWagenen is a
member of the firm of Dodd, Mead &
Co., the well known New York publish
ers. The family will be valuable addi-
ton to the social life of Paris Hill and
cordial welcome il extended to them.
Prentiss Cummings, Esq, of Boston,
is one of the men who deserves credit
for having added much to the attractions
of Paris Hill. In the complete restora-
ton of the Butterfield stand, purchased
by him last year, Mr.. Cummings win
have, when fully completed, one of the
finest country places in this section. Mr..
Cummings has named his place 1.-The
Owls Nest" and two finely carved owls
have during the past week alighted over
the front entrance; symbolical, we pre-
sumo, of the wisdom of the owner in his
selection of a summer home.
Miss Wilma Perham of Washington,
D. c., joined her parents here last Tues
day. Ex-Governor Perham and Miss
Fannie Perham stopped over to attend
commencement exercises at Westbrook
seminary, coming to Paris the last OF
the week.
Miss Helen ThOrne, a student at
Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, joined
Aer parents at o. A. Thayer's last week.
Miss Thorne made many friends during
her stay here last summer who are glad
of her return.
Mrs. E. III. Jackson entertained party
with "Hearts" at her home Friday from
three to six. An enjoyable occasion.
The next Universalist circle will be at
Academy Hall, Friday evening, July Sth.
Further particulars next week.
The Universalist quarterly church
meeting will be held at Mrs. Marbles
next Friday afternoon.
The service at the Universalist church
next Sunday morning will be appro'
pirate to Fourth of July. There will be
praise service in the evening followed
by communion.
Rev. Z. A. Davis, State Missionary
occupied the Baptist pulpit Sunday ano
will supply here again next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young of Portland anC
Miss Moore and Mrs. Cony of Calais
who have been at James l.. Chase'S, re
turned home last week.
Franklin Robbins has greatly improv
ed his residence, recently bought Of
Hiram Rawson, by painting.
Miss Una p. Taylor goes soon t.
Chautauqua Lake, n. Y, where she viii
take course in library work.
The family of Arthur Hunt of Port
land were at the Hubbard House las
week.
Mrs Alonzo Brown is at the hospita
at Lewiston for treatment.
Thomas Il Shaw are to open barre
factory at the old sled factory building
Following is a complete list of all &C
DECISIONS to the library since the publica
ton of the last list:
FICTION.
Balzac. Honore de-Compete works of. Il vol
Brvnte. Observation-Disclosures.
Friedrich. Baron-Undine. etc.
GILES. Mary-voyage Of the Constance, The.
Grant, James-0iver Ellis.
1 NJ" Scottish Cavalier, The.
Hawkins, Anthony Hope-Phroso.
ker6ey, j: O'-Boy Spy In Dixie, A
Further Adventures Of the Boy spy
Marryat. Capt -omplete Works of, "a vols.
| NcCutcheon, q. B.-Graustark.
lOp.ic, Oliver W. T. Adams =
Soldier Boy. The.
Young Lieutenant, The.
Yankee MILDLY, The.
4 Fighting Joe.
| Brave Old salt.
4 Starry Flag. The.
= Breaking Away.
l Seek and Find.
1 Make or Break.
IL Down the River.
4 In school and Out.
Il Rich and Humble
i. Watch and Wait.
/ W0 and Win.
Hope and Have.
Haste anu waste.
4 Outward Bound.
Shamrock and Thistles.
| Red Cioss, The.
i bikes and bitches.
4 Boat Club, The.
Little By Little.
Try Again.
4 Poor and Proud.
4 Palace and Cottage.
Page. Thomas Nelson-Gortion Keith.
Williamson. Z. n. and A NJ
| Lightning Conductor. Tn,
BIOGRAPHY.
Adams. W. 7. [oiiver opticl l.
\ Our Standard Bearer U. s. Grant
Adams, Eiiashib-Au autobiography.
bowman and Irwin
| Sherman and His Campaign
1 PHILOSOPHY.
Bacon, Francis-Advancement of Learning.
4 -Norum Organum.
Hegel, G. W. F-Philosophy OF History.
Kant. immanuel-Critique of Pure Reason.
Kelvin and TAFT
| Elements Of Natural Philosophy
Spencer. Herbert-Data Of Ethics.
| First Principles.
| SCIENCE.
Tunselmann, q. W. de-
Electricity In Modern Life
Mendeleen. D.-Principles OF Chemistry, 4 voli
tTyndall, lohn-Sound.
Ty ndall. J6hn-Fragments of Science. vols.
Geikie. archibald-rext book Of Geology. vol
Aitkeus. Edith
| Elementary Text Book of Botany
| Hershel, Sir John-OutlineS OF Astronomy.
Proct ,r, Richsrd-Other Worlds than Ours.
| Huxley, Thomas H.-Science and Education.
Gosse. Philip A.-Evenings at the Microscope
Smith. Adsm-wealth OF Nations.
Milton. John--L'Allegro. etc.
4 Pike. Albert-Sketches and Poems.
Oobson, Austin-lSth Century vigDettes.
/ TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES.
Baker, Sir Samuel-Ismailia.
Barth, Hepry-rrsvels In Central Africa, 8 vols
Bentley, W. Holman
Pioneering on the Congo. vols
Spoke. J.H-
| Discovery Of the Source Of the Nile, TIL
Stanley, Henry Mn Darkest Africa.
l Ellis Rev. Wm.-Three Visits to Madagascar.
King. Borstio-Twelve Months In Europe.
West Brownfield.