Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-08

close and interesting through
out. The first prizes were won by Mr.
Fred Shaw and Miss Helen Cole; second
by Chas. f. Mathewson and Miss Marion
Hallett. Mr.. Mathewson however gave
the prize won by him to Mr.. Charles
Shaw, who held the next score. The
prizes as awarded were as follows: Mr..
Fred Shaw, tankard; Miss Helen Cole,
silver goblet and stand; Miss Marion
Hallett, pair silver hat pins; Mr.. Chas.
Shaw, silver match box.
The tea Saturday afternoon when the
finals were played was given by Mrs.
Case, but as she was obliged to be out Of
town on that day, her daughters and
Mrs. Carter poured tea. The score for
the tournament was as follows:
FIRST ROUND.
Mr.. Kuickerbocker and Mrs Brooks beat Mr..
A. j. Daniels and Miss Day, . up, to play.
Mr. Mathewson and Miss Hallett beat Mr.
Thayer and Miss Carter, 2 up.
Mr.. Chas. Shaw aud Miss Case beat Mr.. Cole
and Mrs. Brown. up, Is holes.
Mr.. Fred Shaw and Miss Helen Cole beat MIR
\. Cummings and NJ ISIS Josie Cole. up.
Mr.. Clark and Miss Thompson beat Mr.. Ham
mond and Miss Brown, l up, 10 holes.
SECOND ROUND.
MIR. Mathewson and Miss Hallett beat Mr.
Knickerbocker aud Mrs. Brooks, up, ) to play
Mr. Fred Shaw and Miss Helen Cole beat Mr.
Clark and Miss Thompson. up, 8 to play.
Mr.. Chas. Shaw anu Miss Case, bye.
sEMI.FINAL.
Mr. Fred Shaw and Miss Helen Cole beat Mr.
Chas. Shaw aud Miss Case. 6 up, 5 to play.
Mr.. Mathewson and Miss Hallett, bye.
FINAL.
Mr.. Fred Shaw and Miss Helen Cole beat Mr.
Mathewson and Miss Hallett, l up, 10 holes.
Next Saturday Mrs. Davies gives the
tea and an approaching contest will bt
played of.
The following books have been added
to Hamlin Memorial Library since the
last list reported:
FICTION.
Bennett, Z. c.: Musket and Sword.
BOuve. p. c.. Their Shadows Before.
Churchill, Winston: The Crossing.
Clark, b A: Minnows and Triton.
Crawford. +. NJ; The Heart of Rome.
Dumas, A: Forty five Guardsmen.
Chicot the Jester.
Three Guardsmen.
Memoirs of a Physician.
Marguerite de Valois.
Ten Years Later.
Eckstrom. +. H.: The PenobscOt Man.
Gaskell, Mrs: Crawford.
Goethe: Novels and Tales.
Howard. b. W; Seven on the Highway.
Pemberton. Max: A Daughter of the States.
Pidgin, c. F.: Blennerhassett.
Quincy Adams Sawyer.
Smith, +. Hopkinson: Col. Carter'S Christmas
stockton, +. r. Casting Away of Mrs. Leck:
and Mrs. Aleshine.
vijoen, VI: Under the Vierkleur.
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
Blodgett, NJ. F.: Fairy Tales.
Carryl. e. E.: Daisy and the Goblin.
Coolidge, Susan: Rhymes and ballads
Harris, j. c.: Nights with Uncle Remus.
Lang, Andrew: Pink Fairy Book.
History of Wilmington.
Morris. J. o.: Dogs and Their Doings.
Underhill, Y. D.: Dwarfs Tailor.
Golden Picture Book.
wilkins. NJ. E.: Pot of Gold.
BIOGRAPHY.
Lincoln, Abraham: Letters and Addresses.
Riis, Jacob A.: Making of an American.
Stevens, H.: Life of Gen Isaac |. Stevens.
SHAKESPEARE.
81 volumes. one play in each volume.
BYRON
Works In one volume.
Bert, j.: First Steps In Scientific Knowledge.
Burritt, Elijah H.: Geography of the Heavens.
Rroderip Geological Recreations.
Comstock. J. L.: Mineralogy.
Dana. James d: Syrtem of Mineralogy.
Dana, Mrs. VIM. c.: How to Know the Wild
Flowers.
Goodrich. S. c.: Animal Kingdom.
Pictorial Natural History.
Gosse, Il. H.: The Romance of Natural History.
Introduction to Zoologr, vols.
Guilemin and Mead: Wonders of the Moon.
Harper, John: Seaside and Aquarium.
Herschel, Sir John F.; Outline OF Astronomy.
Holden, Charles F.; Book on Birds.
Lyell, Sir Charles: Manual Of Elementary &C.
Principles Of Geology.
Main, Robert: Rudimentary Astronomy.
s.: Facts and Phases in Animal
Life.
T.: How to Know the Ferns.
Penchot, G.: Primer Of Forestry.
Rennie, James: Insect Architecture.
Searle, Arthur: Outlines or Astronomy.
A.: Sunshine and Showers.
HISTORY AND TRAVELS.
Abbott, W. j.: Bluejackets of lSl2.
Bluejackets of l776.
Butterworth, H.: Zigzag Journeys to Northern
Coffin, c. c.. Boys of IS.
Drumbeat Of the Nation.
co'quhoun. A. R.: Across the Chryse. 9 vols.
Du Chaillp. z. B.; Viking Age. vols.
rtncn, II. W. our BOYS In lnu.a.
Livin 'ston, D.: Travels In South Africa
Lummis, Charles: The New Mexico David.
Mossman. Samuel: New Japan.
Morrill,. W. X Russia
K. L.. ed The jeanette.
'umpelly, r.: Across America and Asia.
,toddard. John L.: Lectures, IL vols.
raine. Henri; Italy, Rome and Naples.
j.: Straits Of Mslatea. etc.
FORBES DISTRICT.
Fred Allen is at home haying for his
ather.
Lottie Allen is at home from Hart
ord, where she has been at work all
ummer.
Mrs. Olive Downs and daughter, Mrs.
iagerman, and two children, from New
ersey, are visiting her aged parents,
lr. and Mrs. George Ripley.
Joe Leonard lost valuable COW re-
entity.