Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-10-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church. Rev. E. o. Taylor. pastor
Preaching every Sunday at 10 As A. II. Sunday
School at Il u. Sabbath Evening Service at
80 P. y. Y. P: s. g. E. Tuesday evening.
uant Meeting the last Friday before the lst
Sunday OF the month at $50 p. n. All not
otherwise connected are cordially invited.
Universslist Church. Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 AS A
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Davies left
Tuesday for Augusta, where they will
visit Mr.. Davies brother before return
ing to New York.
A very sudden death occurred at
Paris Hill Tuesday morning. Mrs. Mar
tina A. Brett, who has resided here for
several years, was found dead in bed by
her niece, Mrs. Wallace Fl. Cummings,
with whom she was stopping. Mrs.
Brett was seventy one years old. Two
or three weeks ago she went to Portland
to visit relatives there and returned to
Mrs. Cummings last Monday. AL
though somewhat broken down in
health, she retired apparently as well as
| usual; failing to respond to the call for
breakfast Tuesday morning. Mrs. Cum
mings went to her aunt's room and found
her dead in bed. Funeral services were
held here Tuesday, after which the re-
mains were taken to Waterford for in
| terment.
Mrs. Philip Goldberg closed her sum-
mer residence and returned to her New
York home last Friday.
Gen. Charles Hamlin of Bangor was
guest of DR.. A. c. Hamlin at Mount
Mica last week.
Mrs. Horace Cummings is making
| various repairs and improvements at the
former jail house, where she now re-
sides.
After spending the summer with her
| aunt, Mrs. Z. III. Jackson, Miss Marion
Hallett returned to her home in Boston
last Saturday.
The regular meeting of the directors
of the library will be held with the
president, Miss +. A. Hammond, on
Wednesday afternoon of this week at 3
O'Clock.
| Mr.. Edward Hamlin and Mr.. Geo. P.
Hamlin of Boston were through here
white" make, took lunch with DR.. A.
C. Hamlin at the camp, Mt. Mica, and
spent the night at White Mountain View
Farm, leaving Saturday morning on their
way to the White Mountains, returning
To Boston Sunday afternoon.
/ The arrivals at the White Mountain
View Farm are Mrs. Adelaide Stetson,
Bangor; Mr.. and Mrs. Burr, Bangor;
Mrs. Adela Ware, Auburndale, Mass.
Miss II. Gertrude Read, Portland; Miss
Stevens, Portland; Major Bouve, Boston;
DR.. A. G.. Hamlin, Bangor; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Gso.
p. Hamlin, Miss Jane Hamlin, Mr.. Ed.
ward Hamlin, all of Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Kehoe of Portland.
Jarvis NJ. Thayer saw moose on his
farm one day last week. The animal
went from his farm to that of Fl. <,
and II. d. Hammond.
Additions to the library not pre-.
viously reported are as follows:
FICTION.
Barr, Amelia The Bow o. Orange Ribbon.
| Border Shepherdess.
/ Daughter of Fife.
The Squire of Sandalside.
| Barrie j. NJ. Nv Lady Nicotine.
The Little Minister.
When Mans Single.
Bell, Lillian: A Book of Girls.
Bell, E. H.: Mont Oriole.
Blackmore, X. D.: Slain by the Do0nes.
Black VIM: Judith Shakespeare.
| A Princess of Thule.
Chambers, Z. W.: The King in Yellow.
| Ashes Of the Empire.
ICarey, r. N Not Like Other Girls.
Daudet, A: Tartarin of Tarascon.
| Tartarin on the Alps.
Dickens: Cricket on the Hearth.
DOYLE, A. c.: A study In Scarlet.
Dumas A: Three Musketeers.
Feuiet: Romance of Poor Young Man.
Fernald, j. c.: The Imperial Republic.
Halivy: Able Constantin.
| Hughes, t. Tom Browns Schooldays.
| Kingsley: Hypstia.
Kipling, r. Mulvaney Stories.
Counting of Dinah Shedd.
The Story of the Gadsbys.
Meredith, g.: Diana of the Crossways.
| Read, o.: Odd Folks.
stephens. r. N: Mystery of hurry Davenport
Sienkiewicz, H.: knights of the Cross, vols.
/ Pan Michael.
| With Fire and Sword.
/ HAMA.
Stinch1eld, /. NJ: SYPHILIS Conquest.
YOUNG PEOPLES BOOKS.
Andersen. H.: Danish Fairy Tales.
Brooks, f. S.: Century Book of American
Revolution.
Champlin. j, D., Jr.; History of War for The
/ Union.
Dodge, NJ. NJ: The Land of Pluck.
Hugo, ": GavrOche.
Ingelow, j.. Three Fairy Stories.
James, G. Z. p: Philip Augustus.
Johnston, A. F.. Gate or the Giant SCISSORS.
Kipling, r.: Wee Willie Wrinkle.
i Lang, A: Sleeping Beauty.
/ Dick Wilmington.
1 Little Red Riding Hood.
i Neidlinger: Small Songs for Small Singers.
i O'dea, j.. Jingle Man.Jack.
Ruskin, j.: King of the Golden River.
Stoddard, W. o.: Red Mustang.
i Scudder. III. E.: George Washington.
Shute, X. H.: Land of Song.
i st. Nicholas Songs.
i wesselhoett: Sparrow the Tramp.
Il wilkins, NJ. E.: Once Upon Time.
i Wilkes, l.. E.: Folk Lore Stories.
| Wright, j. NJ: Best Fellow In the World
ioung, c. NJ. Stories Of American History.
/ SOCIOLOGY.
| Patton, j. H.: Political Economy.
Stockton, +. r.: Great War Syndicate.
RELIGION.
Stacy, Thomas: Conditions of Spiritual Life.
Staley, Cady: The Teachings of Jesus.
| SCIENCE.
Bergen: Development Theory.
auckland: Curtosities OF Natural History.
Coues, Elliott Birds of the Colorado River.
Powell; Explorations of Colorado River.
Wright Metals.
Young. j.: Physical Geography.
USEFUL ARTS.
| Bliss, Mrs.: Practical Cook Book.
Barker Lady; First Lessons In Cooking.
Mason, Mrs. NJ: Young Housewives Counsellor.