Oxford Democrat., 1908-08-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINaS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

First Baptist Church, Rev. =. o. Taylor, paeto
Preaching every Sunday st 10 oae A.h Sunda
80 p. =. 7. P. 8, 9. Z. Tuesday evening
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening q SO: Cove
nAnf Meeting the last Friday before the le
Sunday Of the month a. 80 ,nx,,sd An no
Universalist Church, Rev. c. A. Knicker0ockei
Pastor. Preaching service every Sunday at 10 y
A. N. Sunday School at As.
DR.. Minnie NJ. Houghton has had q
guests the past week, Mrs. Myrtill'
Green of Revere, Mass, Mrs. +. A
Kicker and SON Of Turner, Maine, Mrs
Loviua Osgood of East Sumner, Maine
Mrs. Albert Newman of Arkansas City
Kan, Mrs. Ida Waterhouse of Atlantic
Mass, and Miss Lillian Waterhouse o.
Atlantic, Mass.
There will be q dance at Academy
Hall, Paris Hill, Friday evening, Aug
l4th. Admission 25 cents each. All in
vited. Music by Swastika Orchestra.
Hamlin Memorial Hall will be oper
during August both Wednesday anG
Saturday evenings from 7:S0 to 9o'clock
also Monday afternoons from 8 to 4:3(
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Cummings oi
Mechanic Falls spent the past week al
W. Fl. Cummings.
Samuel Rawson of the naval cruiser
Birmingham was here a few days last
week on leave of absence.
The latest arrivals at the Beeches are
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce, DR.. 8. W.
Thurber, New York; Mrs. Margaret and
Miss Stedman, Boston; Miss Mabel
Foster, Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss Cornelia
Metcalf, Mr.. A. Pope, Providence, r. l.;
Miss B. NJ. Schlesinger, New York; Mrs.
S. A. True, Brookline, Mass. Miss A.
Bates, Salem, Mass. Mrs. A. NJ. Wins
low, Philadelphia; Miss C. T. Wendell,
Dover, N. H.
"Much Ado About Nothing" will be
read this week by the Beeches family,
Clock golf and croquet tournament
are the popular out door games at The
Beeches just now.
Carroll /. Hooper of Boston is spend
ing bis vacation here.
A hayrack party from Elmhurst, with
several invited friends, had most de
lightful picnic at Streaked Mountain
last week.
The Baptist Sunday School picnic
which was postponed on account of rair
will 60 to the Kate Maxim place OF
Tuesday of this week If the weather II
fair, If stormy the picnic will be post
poned until Thursday.
Miss Jeannie Hubbard of Boston is th'
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. 81. Jackson
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. KuickerbockeI
spent several days last week as guests o
friends at Bath.
Judge William P. Potter and famil!
made a trip to the Rangeley Lakes las
week.
Rev. G. w. F. Hill was called sudden
ly to Sedgwick last weekly the deatl
OF Mrs. Hills father. who has been sicl
for a long time. On account Of Mr.
Hills absence, there was no preaching
service at the Baptist church last Sun
day.
Edward l.. Paris, Jr., viii Chase ant
Harold Cole went into camp west Of th'
river several days last week as sort o
experimental trip to see how much foot
would be required for three. As the!
had nine to dinner one day it broke ul
the calculation somewhat.
As so many of the men players wer'
out of town last week it was necessary
to postpone the mixed foursome tourna
ment and an approaching contest wa
substituted which was won by Mis-
Josephine Cole and Arthur Shaw. Th,
tea was given by Mrs. Atwood.
Walter Scribner and family Of Lynn
Mass, were the guests of his brother, Il
l.. Scribner, last week.
The Golf Club tea next Saturday will
be given at The Beeches, and all mem
bers and guests of the club are invited
There will be a putting match on th'
clock golf green at The Beeohes.
There will be . Children's Day con
cert at the Baptist church next Sunday
evening.