Oxford Democrat., 1907-07-09
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hnl.

Paris filll.
First Baptist Church, Rev. Z. Q. Taylor, pastol
Preaching every Sunday at loAS A. \. Sunday
School as l2 u. Sabbath Evening Service a
80 r. u. Y. p. 8. c. e. Tuesday evening
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening ut so. Cove
nant Meeting the last Friday before the Isl
Sunday Of the month at ESQ P. n. All moi
otherwise connected are cordially Invited.
Universalist Church, Rev. c. A. knickerbocker
Pastor. Preaching service every Sunday az ioas
A n. Sunday School at II 49,
Work on the state road between South
Paris and Paris Hill is progressing we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Case, who
have been spending the summer in
Europe, sailed from London July Sd, and
are due in New York July 10. Immedi.
ately upon their arrival they will come
to Paris Hill.
Prof. E. A. Daniels of New York has
arrived here with his daughter, Miss
Mary. and son, Orland. Mrs. Daniels
has gone to Canton to visit her mother
but will join the family here in few
weeks. Miss Mary Daniels has as guests
Miss Edna Layton, Miss George Sweet.
ger and Miss Frieda Brown, all students
of Barnard College, New York.
Guests at White Mountain View Farm
this week are DR.. Chauncey b. Fowler
and DR.. Robert Scrimgeour of Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Mrs. Stickney OF Franklin,
Mass.
In an exciting and interesting base
ball game July 4th, the single men of the
village defeated the married men Q to s.
The usual good time was enjoyed al
the Universalist Circle held at Academy
Hall Friday evening Music was furnish
ed by three pieces of Stearns' orchestra
and ice cream was sold during the dance
A party of Paris Hill young people
had a picnic at Hooper's Ledge Thurs
day evening.
A remarkably quiet Fourth on the
whole; especially is this true OF the
might before" The boys seemed t
realize that the summer guests are wortl
more to Paris Hill than night of sleep
less disturbance and they are entitled II
great praise for this.
Mr.. Albert Z. Davies Of New York ha!
Joined his family here.
Prof. C. C. Wright of Harvard Uni
versity has opened his house here for th'
summer.
Charles Z. Case of Rochester, N. Y.
Joined his family who occupy th'
Forbes house, on July 4th.
Miss Alice Buel of Rochester, n. Y.
is the guest of Charles E. Case anC
family.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Thompson ar
guests at Elmhurst this week.
Mrs. William Wise of st. Louis i
spending a few weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Francis c. Case, at Lyonsden.
Mrs. Jarvis &. Carter of Montclair, n
j., has Joined the family here. Misse
Julia and Dorothea will come later in tn
summer to spend short time.
William G.. Harlow of Dixfield spen
tSunday with his sister, Mrs. George NJ
Atwood.
Miss Frances Carter of Bethel is spend
ing few days this week at the Carte
| house.
The circulation of books and maya
zines from Hamlin Memorial Hall TO
Fiction, 81 volumes; natural science, I
literature, 3; travels, 2; biography, l
making total of 20 books and 10 maga
zines.
Mr.. Z. T. Garland of the Maine Bibl
Society, Portland, supplied the pulpit
the Baptist church Sunday.
1t has been moving week with several
Daniel Winslow has moved to the nortl
rent in the Garland house; Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Gibbs have moved to tn
south rent in the Union House; Reginald
Cummings has moved into the cour
house rent and Alonzo Pomeroy, ha
moved into Benjamin Maxim's house.
Francis c. Case, Esq, who has beel
with his family at Lyonsden for som
time, returns TO New York Tuesday, ant
will come to Paris Hill again later in th'
| season.
Among the arrivals of the past weel
is Mr.. Waddles of New York. While /
may seem in bad taste to comment thu
publicly upon the personal appearance
of any of our summer guests, we art
willing to be forgiven for remarkin,
that, judged from the sausage standard
waddles maintains pretty fair average
as what he lacks in length of legs hi
makes up in length of body, and best o
all, he's dear TO the heart of childhood
When our good friend Olban A. Maxim
gets out his fishing tackle and goe
down the brook its awfully dangerou
for innocent and unsuspecting trout Il
try flirting with his bait. A practica
illustration was brought to the writer ol
a plate, thank you.
Mrs. j. B. Cole and son Howard Wen
Monday morning to Guildhall, Vt.
where they will spend two weeks.
The challenge cup for women is beini
played for at the golf links this after
noon. Miss Gertrude Brown now hold
the cup and is challenged by Miss Heller
Cole.
Mr.. j. Murray Quimby has gone t,
Boston for few days this week.
Miss Marie Morris of Fort Williams
Portland, is the guest of Miss Gertrude
Brown this week.
This weeks arrivals at The Beeche
are Miss Grace Wright of Philadelphia
Miss Packard Of Providence, r. l., Mis-
Diman of Providence. r. l., Miss Nelli
Nichols Of Boston, Miss Il. Smith of Bos
ton, and Miss Ogden of Portland.