Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-06-19
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Firss Baptist Church. Rev. 4. o. Taylor, pastor
Preaching every Sunday q l0ao A. u. SUNDAY
School af u II. Sabbath Evening Service .
80 r. \. 7. p. 8. c. 3. Tuesday evening
sa{s s sssas III Ss ass ssg before ss l.
Sunday Of the month ct $50 T. =. Al mo-
otherwise connected are cordially invited.
| pniversalist Church. Sunday School every
Sunday st l0a6 AN.
Admiral II. w. Lyon, who 10 stationed
at Honolulu, has shipped home some
logs of the koa tree, which will be used
here for making furniture. The koa Is
q tropical tree which grows In the
Hawaiian Islands, Of very handsome
wood, much resembling mahogany. in
appearance, weight and quality.
Miss Ruth Stearns entertained Mrs. e.
C. Park and daughter Muriel and Mrs.
Z. s. Kilborn of Bethel at dinner We'd
nesday at Maple Farm.
A. r. Stearns found one of his work
horses in the stall Thursday morning
with gambrel joint broken or dislocat-
ed. The leg was placed in cast, and 1t
is considered that there may be posi-
bility of saving the horse, though the
hope is not large.
Mrs. Edward L. Paris of New York
arrived recently and opened the summer
home here temporarily to make prepare
rations for the occupancy by the family
later in the season. Mrs. Paris will re-
turn to New York.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Knickerbocker
and son arrived at Elmhurst Saturday fol
the summer.
Henry d. Hammond is receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth OF little
daughter.
Clayton 4. Brooks, formerly of this
town, has been sent by the London As
surance Corporation to San Francisco to
assist in the adjustment of the losses OF
that company. Mr.. Brooks will prOba.
, bly, remain in California for two or three
months, during which time Mrs. Brooks
and children will stay with her sister,
Mrs. Atwood, at Paris Hill. 1t is de.
cided compliment to Mr.. Brooks ability
to be assigned to mission of this kind
as the San Francisco losses are difficult
to adjust on account of having to de-
termine in each case what portion of the
damage was done by fire and what by
earthquake.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Brown joined the
family here last week to remain during
the summer at sold Brick"
The first of the regular teas on the
golf links will be given next Saturday
afternoon from four to six o'clock. A
putting match will be held in which al
members and their friends are asked Il
take part.
Mrs. j. p. Thompson and Miss Oliv'
NJ. Thompson of Portland are guests al
Elmhurst for the summer. Mrs. ThOmp
sons sons, DR.. William Thompson ant
James l.. Thompson, were here a few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutting and two children
of Otisfield, are guests at Mrs. j. G
Cummings.
Charles T. Rawson of Boston is tn,
guest of his cousin, Miss Mary l.. Mellen
Addison G.. Parlin, who has been il
failing health for several weeks, hat
another shock last week and Is in
critical condition.
Recent arrivals at the Hubbard Hous'
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Lunt and Mr.. ant
Mrs. William j. Berry of Beverly, Mass
Mrs. Giles and Miss M. Rose Giles o
Portland, former residents here, ar
guests at Mary L. Mellen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce returned
Saturday from their Boston trip.
Next Sabbath Evangelists Smith an,
McFee will preach and sing at bot
services in the Baptist church. Mr.. Nc
Fee is said to be an excellent preache
and Mr.. Smith a fine singer as we'll a
preacher. The two men are sent ou
under the auspices of the Evangelisti
Association of New England.