Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-08-14
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

Fret Baptist Church, Rev. Z. o. Taylor, pastor
Preaching every Sunday st l0A5 4. u. SUNDAY
School At Il II. Sabbath Evening Service q
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening At 80. Cove.
nant Meeting the last Friday before the lsi
Sunday OF the month at 80 p. n. Al NOV
otherwise connected are cordially invited.
Universaliss Church. Sunday Schooi eSefy
Sunday as 10 As Al
The annual meeting Of the Paris Hill
Library Association will be held at Ham
lin Memorial Hall at P. n. on August
18th, 1905. =.
The annual meeting of Paris Hill Golf
Club will be held at Academy Hall We'd
nesday evening, Aug. Is, at s o'clock.
Frank Bennett lost one of his pair OF
black horses last week. The horse at
tempted to jump over fence and ieii
back causing internal injury from which
it died within an hour.
Miss Julia Carter has returned from
Bay Shore, Long Island.
The golf tournament Of Friday and
Saturday was won by Fred Shaw and
Miss Gertrude Brown. They played the
finals against Charles Shaw and Miss
Helen Cole and were very close for the
entire round, the winners finishing two
up on fourteen holes. The regular Sat,
urday afternoon tea was given by Mrs.
+. C.. Case and was a we'll attended and
enjoyable affair.
The Universalist circle at Academy
Hall Friday evening was a success In
every way, those present voting it one oil
the best dances of the season.
Monday evening at Academy Hall a
reception will be given to Rev. and Mrs
C. A. Knickerbocker. The reception
committee is made up of Ex-Gov. and
Miss Perham, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Jackson
Decoration of the hall is in charge OF
Mr.. Daniel Winslow. Besides briei
speeches there will be a musical program
consisting of vocal solos by Miss Vivian
Edwards, piano solos by Miss Olive
Thompson, and violin selections by Mr.
James Thompson. Light refreshments
will also be served. 1t is intended that
this shall be village affair regardless Of
denomination and all residents OF the
village and vicinity including summer
guests are cordially invited.
Miss Scott and Miss Margaret Maynard
are guests of Misses Clara and Adelaide
Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Davies anG
daughter, Pauline, have gone to Isle Of
Springs where they will spend two
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Tubbs Of Wes'
Paris were guests of Ex-Gov. Perham
Friday.
The largest congregation of the season
...o. o.son,hIa1 "a tho II mi varaalist chm cf
on Sunday.
The Bridge Club met with Mrs. Carter
Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Clark is visiting friends a
Weld Pond in Franklin County.
Miss Marion Hallett is expected to ar
rive at Paris Hill Tuesday Of this week
DIR. w. l.. Thompson and Mr.. j. l.
Thompson have joined their mother and
sister at Elmhurst for the remainder o
their stay.
Miss Isabelle Pratt and Miss Marion
Pratt of New York City are guests al
Elmhurst for the month of August.
Miss Vivian Edwards of Constantinopl'
has kindly consented to assist in TIT
singing at the Universalist church. Mis-
Edwards is a very fine singer and he
services are much appreciated.
Quite party from here are plannin,
to attend the Universalist grove meeting
at Bryant's Pond Wednesday. All wish
ing to secure conveyance will pleas
notify W. II. Cummings by Tuesday
noon. The fare to the grove will be
one dollar.
Mrs. j. X. Kimball of Boston is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. E
Hammond.
Mrs. j. D. Littlehale of Fitchburg
Mass, was guest at o. A. Maxim's
few days last week.
The ladies of the Baptist church viii
hold an ice cream and fancy article sal,
Thursday at Cummings hall, Afternoon
and evening A guest on the hill viii
have on sale large and beautiful col
lection of art novelties.
Leo. w. Farrar, who graduated from
Bates College this year, started Monday
morning for Pressure Isle, where he viii
teach in the science department of tn
state normal school for the coming year