Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-07-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church. Rev. e. o. Taylor. pastor
Preaching every Sunday Ct 10 40 A. \. SUNDAY
h 80 p. u. Y. p. 8. C. e. Tuesday evening.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 80. Cove.
nant Meeting the last Friday before the lss
Sunday Of the month Ut $50 7. \. Al NOT
otherwise connected are cordially Invited.
Universsnst Church. Sunday School every
Sunday at l0a5 An.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olban A. Maxim visited
their son in Newtonville, Mass, last
week.
Unclaimed letters in Paris post office
July 1st:
Mr.. j. Osborne Clarke
Mrs. Mary Hickey.
L Mrs. Gertie Graves.
Mrs. Guy D. Smith.
Mrs. Margaret Smith.
Mrs Mr. : Danis f /. Gould.
Pacific Trading Co. (two).
Too much praise can hardly be given
the boys for their kind consideration OF
the sick as evidenced by the quiet and
lorderly manner in which they celebrated
the Fourth. The thanks of the COM
munity are due the boys; they did more
than well.
Miss Heller r. Cole is the possessor of
q nice new piano.
After the present week the library will
be open on Monday afternoon from half
past two to half-past four and Wednes-
day evening as usual.
Mr.. Fred Pierce of Minneapolis is the
guest of his uncle, John Pierce.
On account of the condition of Mrs.
Hubbard's health, Landlord Hiram X.
Hubbard has decided to close the Hub
bard House for the remainder of the
season. The house will close next Sat
urday. 1t is matter OF regret that such
a step should be necessary, as the pros
pect for large business was never
brighter.
Frederic T. Case, Esq, of New York,
and his sister Miss Mary Case joined the
family at their summer home here last
week. Mr.. Frederic t. and Master
Lyman Case started Monday morning to
walk to the Adirondacks, camping along
the way.
Mr.. Alley of New York arrived Satur-
day and is with his family at Crossroads.
Friday and Saturday furnished two ex-
lcellent days for the golf tournament.
There were twelve entries, every couple
playing every other couple. Fred Shaw
and Miss Josephine Cole winning the
Imost times were awarded the prizes.
The first regular golf tea at the links
was given by Mrs. Chas. l.. Case Satur-
lday afternoon. 1t was well attended and
Ia very pleasant affair.
The second Universalist circle Of the
summer will be held at Academy Hall
Friday evening of this week.
Henry S. Knickerbocker, who has been
: spending the summer here, goes this
week to Detroit where he will attend the
National Convention of the Y. P. G. U.
as a delegate from the Arlington, Mass,
society.
Frank l.. Hartrand of Philadelphia is
the guest of Orland Daniels.
Il Prof. C. II. C. Wright has arrived and
lopened his summer home.
81 Misses Endicott, Albertson and Green.
shields who have been the guests of Miss
!, Dorothea Carter have returned to their
homes.
: A party of young people enjoyed a
> picnic and bonfire at Hooper's Ledge
Saturday evening.
FL Mrs. Writ Stanley of South Paris re-
: Gently spent few days with her grand
: mother, Mrs. Horace Cummings.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews OF
|. Everett, Mass, are the guests of MIR
: Andrews parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
Q Andrews, and other relatives.
al Samuel H. Rawson, who has been al
: the Maine General Hospital for treat
: ment for more than year, has returned
S home, his condition being improved.
ell Prof. Edwin A. Daniels and sol
Q Orland arrived at their summer home
e last week. Mrs. Daniels and Miss Mary
$ Daniels are visiting their relatives il
S Canton q few days before coming here
b Prof. Daniels is principal of Public
5 lSchool No. 81, of New York city and 9
e believer in school athletics. Under his
( coaching the boys of his school have thi.
4 season won the public school champion
ship of Manhattan at base ball.
a In the death of Mrs. Mary A. Greene
: which occurred at her late home Sunday
;, Paris Hill lost one of its oldest and most
: respected residents. Mrs. Greene wa
$ the widow of the late William K. Greene
\ formerly Register of Deeds for OXFORD
) County. She was born in Weld, in Frank
I lin County, in 1929, her maiden name be
D | ing Mary A. Houghton. In 1862 sh'
/ married Mr.. Greene and settled in his
( home in Peru, coming with him to Paris
Q Hill when he was elected Register o.
( Deeds. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Greene wer,
g charter members of Oxford Pomona
/ Grange, of which organization Mr.
Greene was treasurer up to the time o.
his death. Although having no chill
dren of her own she had the care ant
{ bringing up of three boys, Mr.. Greene's
I two sons by former marriage, VIM. l.
0 of Everett, Mass, and Frank P. of Nal
b den, Mass. and her nephew, U. Hiram
a Heald of Paris Hill, who has continued
I to live with Mrs. Greene and made fol
$ her a home in her declining years. Mrs
$ Greene was one of family of nine chill
dren only three of whom are now living
9 One brother, o. p. Houghton of Indian
Territory, and two sisters, DR.. NJ. NJ
Y Houghton of Paris Hill, and Mrs. Mathis
3 X. Greene of Revere, Mass. Mrs. Green,
was a most estimable Christian woman
| a member of the Congregational church
:. at South Paris with which denomination
!. she has been identified for many years
n She was a woman of rare good judgment
: quiet and unassuming, enjoying the re
spect and esteem of all who knew her
Q The funeral services will be held at he
late home on Tuesday afternoon at
lo'clock.