Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-09
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris mn.

First Baptist Church, Rev. g. W. r. Hill. pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday ~ Mao =. -, =.
Sunday school at u. Sabbath evening service
2. 80 coyensn s' Meeting the last fridsy before
the LIST Sunday of the month ~ 81 Z. -. Al
not otherwise connected are cordlauy mVlseo'
Miss Julia C. Snow returned from
Boston the past week.
Miss E. G.. May from Boston returned
last week to her summer home here.
Mrs. Sheehan and little daughter OF
New York are guests Of her parents, MT.
and Mrs. William Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Davis OF Portland
were the guests last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Scribner.
Mrs. Fred W. Shaw Is visiting her
parents in Gardiner.
Miss Eleanor Sparrow Of Portland ar
rived here the past week and is with her
sister, Mrs. Lewis NJ. Brown.
Among the arrivals at The Beeches
are Miss Louise Diman, Providence, r.
l.; Miss E. G. May and maid, Boston;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bellows, Brookline,
Mass.
1t is pleasing to those connected with
the Universalist church, and the friends
of Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker, to know
that he is to supply the pulpit OF the
church during the coming summer, as
for number Of years past. The services
will begin for the summer next Sum
day at the usual hour, and will continue
until the first of October.
Mrs. Edward c. Robinson of Brook
line, Mass, arrived at the Carter home
last week with two guests, Mrs. Kimbsll
and Miss Rollins of Portland, who spent
a few days here.
A number of oil heaters have been
procured for use in the Universalist
church in damp or cool weather.
Miss Diman of Providence, r. L., re-
turned to Paris the past week and will
remain at The Beeches until the Smith
summer home Is ready for occupancy
after which she is to take that for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Mathewson of
New York, who have been at Paris Hill
for several seasons in past years, are to
have the new Benham Cottage, near the
Beeches. for the present season and are
expected here next week.
George Lunt returned to Paris Hill
last week, having spent the past winter
in Porto Rico. Mrs. Lunt met her hus-
band in Boston, returning with him Sat
urday.
Lieut.. George E. Turner, who with
his family is spending the summer In
in this village, was suddenly called to
st. Louis last week on account of the &C.
cidental death of a brother who was
killed in an automobile accident.
Among the graduates of the Masssa-
cbusetts Institute Of Technology the
present week is Hamilton Harlow, one
Of the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 5.
Harlow of Cambridge, Mass. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Harlow are natives Of Oxford
County; Mrs. Harlow was formerly Miss
Louise Doe of this place, and was fol
some time a popular teacher in our
schools.
On Thursday evening of this week
where the Lane Turned" four-ac'
drama, will be presented in Academy
Hall by South Paris amateurs under the
auspices of Paris Grange. The play ha.
been highly commended as already pu
ON at South Paris and West Paris.
Advertised letters in Paris post Office
June lst:
A. Newhofr
Miss Martha Z. Fleming
CARDS
Mrs v. Z. Kidder
Miss Sadie +. Richardson
Mrs. Ella Rouse
Miss NJ. Tracy