Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-07-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DolN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church. Preaching every Sunday
at II A. N; Sunday School a. I'm. Y; 7. s.
T.. Z. Sunday afternoon At g. Sabbath Evening
Service at 50 p. II. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening AT 80. Covenant Meeting the last
Friday before the LIST Sunday Of the month az
80 P. N. AL not otherwise connected are cor
Universslist Church. Rev. j. H. Little. Pastor.
Preaching service every Sunday at II A. u.
sunday School at IL u.
Miss lone Harlow of Dixfield was the
guest of relatives here last week.
The annual midsummer fair, under
the auspices of the Baptist circle, will be
held in Cummings Hall on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Aug. II. All
who have SO generously aided us in the
past, are kindly invited to help us this
year, so that our coming fair may be
success.
Prof. Edwin A. Daniels and family of
New York city are occupying their sum-
mer home here.
Recent arrivals at the Hubbard House
are Mrs. L. Z. Kenyon and daughter,
Plainield, n. j.; Mrs. George Pottle and
Miss Pottle, Lewiston; Lyman Splitter,
New York; p. c. Manning, Portland;
F. Barrett, NJ. D., Westbrook; Mrs.
Harry l.. Plummer and Miss Plummer,
Lewiston.
Miss JEANNE Hubbard and Miss
Marion Hallett of Boston arrived at
Mrs. Z. ii. Jackson's last week for the
summer vacation.
Miss Ruth Potter of Pittsburg, Penn,
joined her family at Elmhurst Tuesday.
Miss Marion Paris and Edward l..
Paris, Jr., arrived last Monday and
opened the summer home here. The
other members of the family will come q
little later.
The Unity Club have placed in front of
the post office a receptacle for waste
paper, hoping that the public will make
use of it rather than throw newspaper
wrappers, envelopes, ETC., about the
streets. Clean streets are a good ad-
vertisement for any village and the habit
of dropping pieces of paper is due
simply TO thsughtlessness.
Next Sunday, Rev. c. r. Tenney of
Auburn will preach at the Universalist
church, in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Lit
tie.
On account of the rain the tea at the
golf links Saturday was postponed.
Tea will be served as usual next Satur-
day from to by Mrs. Atwood and
Mrs. Brooks. All are invited. The
greens committee will arrange contest.
DIR. and Mrs. Collins and little daugh.
ter of New York are guests at "Old
Brick
DR.. A. G.. Hamlin of Bangor is guest
at White Mountain View Farm.
Carroll |. Hooper of Boston is spend
ing vacation here.
| DIR. Little, who has been guest a
Mrs. Marbles, returned Saturday tC
Indianapolis. Mrs. Little and little
daughter will visit in Maine until Octo
Der LIST.
Miss Georgia Perham joined the
family at their summer home here las
week
News reaches here that Capt. Henri,
Nv. Lyon, now stationed at Portsmouth
Navy Yard, has been ordered to Honolulu,
in November. Captain and Mrs. Lyoi
will occupy their home here severa
weeks before leaving for Honolulu.
Hon. George Pottle of Lewiston wa
with his family at the Hubbard Hous,
lover Sunday.
Remember the annual sale in connec
tClOn WIN Tue OulNcrSdiiSl CuuiCu a
| Academy Hall Thursday afternoon ant
levening of this week. The sale will be
gin at 2 o'clock and continue during tn,
AFTERNOON and evening. A special at
traction of the evening will be an anna
tuer art exhibit to which all are cordial
lily invited free of charge. Friday even
ling the play entitled 1.-The Ladies o
Crawford" will be given, followed by
promenade with three pieces of Stearns
Orchestra. Admission to the hall 2;
cts, children under II years, - cts
Dancing free. Doors open at I:lj
Curtain at s. The cast of the play is a
follows:
Miss Matilda Jenkyns, the Rector's daughter.
Miss Ruth Potter
Mss Mary Smith, Miss Jenkyns, visitor,
Miss Julia Carte
Miss Jessie Brown, new resident.
Miss Annabel Potte
Miss Pole, friend to Miss Jenkyns, ro.
Miss Mary Pierc,
, Miss Betty Barker, retired milliner.
The Hon. Mrs. Jameson. a leader of society,
Miss Mary CASE
Martha, maid to Miss Jenkyns,
Miss Helen NJ. Thorn,
Peggy, maid TO Miss Barker.
Miss Dorothea Carte
. Mrs. Pursis, country woman,
Susan. a country girl. Miss Frances Brinckl'