Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-07-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris.hill.

Miss Julia F. Carter Joined tho other
members of the family here Friday.
Miss Lula Emmons Of West Paris
passed the Fourth with her friend, Miss
Annie L. Paris.
Hon. Edward L. Paris of New York
Joined his family at their summer home
here Saturday.
The weeks arrivals at The Beeches:
Prof. and Mrs. II. G. G. Won Jagemann,
Cambridge, Mass. Miss 81. Ethel Clark,
Rainbow Lake, N. T.; Miss Bertha L.
Clark, Providence, r. l.; Miss 5. Il.
Anderson, Savannah, Ca; Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. F. Murphy, Wsltham, Mass; Miss
Grace Z. Barnes, Worcester, Mass; Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Walker, Bangor, Me.
The ladies interested In the Baptist
Circle wish to give notice that the an.
nual midsummer sale will be held
some time in August. All those who
have so kindly and SO generously aided
us in the past are invited to help US
again this year.
Frederick T. Case, Esq, Of New York,
is with his family here for vacation.
Miss Persis N. Andrews Is visiting in
Freedom, Maine.
Miss Lillian Sinclair of Winthrop,
Mass, is guest at Mrs. ]. c. Cum
mings'. :,
Prof. Edwin A. Daniels and family
arrived from New York last Friday and
are occupying their summer home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Goldberg arrived
at their summer residence at Paris Hill
Saturday, coming from Edgartown,
- hasr knn
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Thorne, Miss
Helen Thorne and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Kean of Mercer, Pa, are at Elmhurst.
The Thorne family are former guests al
Paris Hill but have not been here for
the past four seasons and their many
friends are much pleased to have them
with us again.
Charles l.. Case of New York and his
son, Charles c. Case, came here to spend
the Fourth with their families.
Albert z. Davies of Concord, n. H.,
Joined his family at their summer home
here from Friday until Tuesday.
Paris Hills celebration of 1ndepend'
ence Day was largely a repetition of the
excellent programme OF one year ago
when services of patriotic nature were
held upon the common. In the fore
noon the married and single men con.
tested for base ball supremacy resulting
in decided victory for the unmarried
side. In the afternoon the general exer
cises consisted of the reading Of the
Declaration of Independence, addressed
by Rev. G. W. F. Hill, Rear Admira
Henry w. Lyon, Rev. Alexander Mann
d. d., and Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker
interspersed with patriotic music by thu
Norway Cadet Band. Nearly all thu
residences were more or less decorated
with flags, the most notable and at
tractive decoration being that of AID
miral Lyon at "Lyonsden," where nava
and foreign flags were used in TIT
decorations, including the flag of Argen
tine and very large banner bearing the
letter I'D" which was used in the Dewe.
celebration in New York, the Admiral
flag hoisted when Admiral Lyon wa
promoted, commodore's flag conferred
upon Mrs. Lyon by Secretary Long ant
q pennant of the U. s. Naval Academy
During the exercises the Admiral CAV
an interesting account of how tn
Fourth of July is observed in the Navy
Unclaimed letters in Paris post otfic
July LIST:
Mrs NJ. A. Alexander.
Miss Mary b. Chaplin.
Walter Infield (2).
| Mr.. Sol Pivman.