Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

First baptist Church, Rev. q. w. +. Hill, pas
tor Prsashi5g every sunday a. iOS1 service
at 80. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening AT
I 80. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
the lst Sunday Of the month at 80 p. n. All
not otherwise connected are cordially Invited
Mrs. George NJ. Atwood visited rela-
tives at Dixfield last week.
Mrs. Wallace II. Cummings has been
at George II. Cummings at Mechanic
Falls the past week helping to care for
Mr.. Cummings who has been very low
for long time, and died Monday morn
ing.
Roscoe Slattery has bought the Charles
Hodgdon farm and will move on to 1t
the coming spring.
Mrs. E. II. jackson goes to Boston
next week for a stay of few weeks.
Jarvis NJ. Thayer will exhibit very
fancy pair of white Rocks at the Maine
State Poultry Show in Portland this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olban A. Maxim went to
Newtonville, Mass, Monday, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Edaa NJ. Luce went to New Vine
yard Saturday to spend the vacation.
Mrs. p. +. Ripley spent the past week
in Auburn.
Mrs. Giles and Miss Rose Giles are
in Portland for a week, and Mrs. Harry
Hall il the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur
Hall in Buckfield.
Mrs. Lena 5. Herrick, teacher of the
Whittemore school, was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. b, Hammond
The schools closed Friday for the
Christmas vacation.
Pupils not absent one day from Paris
Hill School:
Alice Curtis. Beatrice Curtis,
Gerald Curtis, Lois Curtis.
Merton Curtis, Hazel Proctor,
Leon Proctor, Lewis Proctor,
Lila Proctor.
One-half day:
| Alice uutchins, Maynard Curtis,
Charlie Hammond.
The party which went to Apdover re
| ,urued with six deer for the five men
Alfred Daniels having two, and Arthu
| Cole, Harold Cole, Francis Slat:ery ant
| Leslie Bennett one each. AS they wen
on wheels, with light team, two trip
were necessary to get the men and thei
game home. A portion of the loa'
Cdth6 Will Nuc lcdm WuiSu tooh eho'
in, and Daniels went back on runner
after the rest.
A cablegram received here Friday fror
Barbados announced the death of Levi
NJ. Brown, one of Paris Hills hes
known summer residents, at Trinidad o
Thursday. No particulars are given
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown had gone to Bal
badOs for The winter, and Miss Gertrud
Brown was to have sailed from Me-
York on Saturday with Admiral an
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Lunt to jjin them
Although Mr.. Brown was seventy-tw
years of age and not in the best of healt
for several years past, the news of hi
death comes as a shock TO the people
Paris Hill, where, with his family he ha
spent his summers for nearly twent
years. Mr.. Browns death is diStinC
loss to Paris Hill. He has been a
lactive, public spirited and generous SUI
porter of various local enterprises an
philanthropies and will be greatly MISE
in many ways. The remains will
brought to New York for intsrmen'
Besides a widow, Mr.. Brown leaves on
son, Lewis B. Brown, of New York, an
two daughters, Mrs. Bart Jacob of STAN
ford, Conn, and Miss Gertrude Maso
Brown, who is now in New York. Thi
entire community feels deep sympatb
for the loss sustained by his immediat
family as well as sadness for their ow
loss of a citizen who has been so prom
nent part of the activities OF the plac
and done SO much for the improvement
and development of the village.