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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
BETHEL.

Monday evening the A. L. Berkwitz
Concert Company gave an entertain
ment In Odeon Hall through the medium
Of the Edison monograph.
Tuesday afternoon sud evening
fuckers circus exhibited here. Not
withstanding the intense heat the tent
was crowded afternoon and evening.
All came away well pleased.
Ernest Woodbury., Bowdoin '95, made
a short visit at j. U. Purington's Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Roberts and little son,
George, are visiting her father, MIR.
Edward Capen.
Miss Grace Dixon, from Montville, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. L. Barker.
Miss Ellen Gibson has returned from
Poncha Springs, Colorado, where she
was principal Of the high school the
past year. She has accepted very
flattering position as teacher OF elocu-
ton and physical culture In the College
Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts In
Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Edwin Gehring and Norman, nephews
of DIR. Gehring, will return to their home
in Cleveland, Ohio, this week Wednes-
day.
br. and Mrs. Gehring, accompanied
by their son George, will take trip to
Grand Manan for few weeks stay.
Mrs. j. u. Purington went to Andover,
Mass, this week to attend the COM
mencement exercises of Abbott Acad-
envy. Miss Alice Purington, her dangh-
ter, Is among the graduates.
Leslie l.. Mason has returned from his
business trip to New York and Philadel-
phia.
Miss Isabel Shirley has arrived ut
Riverside Cottage, from Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. George II. Shirley is expected soon.
Several from the Christian Endeavor
attended the convention at Andover.
The children in the village school are
busy preparing for an entertainment to
be given in Odeon Hall the evening OF
July Sd.
Beginning Tuesday, June %, the
stores in our village will be closed after
six O'Clock, Z. NJ. Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings, (July 18th excepted until
October. This Il a move In the right
direction as II will give our business
men and clerks little time for rest and
recreation, and the public can bva III
tie quickening Of the memory adjust II
self TO the arrangement.
Next Wednesday evening, June 20, the
ladies Of the Universallst church will
serve ice cream and cake In their chapel.
Mr.. Metcalf Is visiting with his wife at
Mr.. Seth Walkers.
The ladies OF the Brown Relief Corps
will give supper every Saturday after
noon beginning June 90. Supper will
be served from ! 80 z. VI. until all are
served. Here nice supper OF baked
beans, brown bread, pastry and cold
meats will be served, also, beans, eight
cents per quart, brown bread. five cents
per loaf, aud ice cream can be bought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
ALBANY.


The fine shower last evening did much
for the crops and cleansed and cooled
the air.
The selectmen are together trying
their wits 10 see how much tax each in
diyidual will stand without growing.
Tiltou Burke of Bethel is in town buy
ing all the calves he can find.
What will the farmers do next: Sweet
corn down, sheep and wool gone ard no
beef 10 sell. nor yearliugs TO be bought.
J. Freeland Bird. who has been used
up with blood poison, caused by cut In
the foot with an axe and given up TO die,
seems TO be on the gain and some hopes
of his recovery. All are anxious for his
recovery.
Mrs. Lucy 4. Cross is failing fast.
She seldom recognizes her own children.
4. ). Cole is still makipg improve
ments around the old Hunt place. This
time he is cleaning out the old cellar
drain and laying new one. .
Freem Stanley says: Il swough
guess shall make out my dozen as my
wife has given birth 10 daughter which
makes the eleven children" Keep up
good courage, Freem, you will be re
warded for all your trouble.
Osgood Drew was at the Corner this
morning with his rifle. He said by
D IL those men that hain't get their
dogs licensed don't pay me dollar ex-
ira for nv trouble l will shoot every
blasted dog" And this afternoon we
hear loud reports, whether II Is thunder
or Osyood cannonading we don't learn
as vet. Have pity on the men and not
the dogs.
+. L. Cole is visiting his brother, A.
=. Cole, here at the Corner. He has not
been here for year.
Farmers say the hay crop must be light
on old fields, but that caterpillars and
potato bugs are in abundance.
James Flint, one of our veteran car
penters, has Just returned from Norway
Lake. where he has been at work for \.
d. Kilgore, the popular blacksmith, on
his new stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
LOWELL.

II the size Of the posters Is In propor
ton 10 the magnitude OF the lth OF July
celebration ut the village, il will be
great affair.
Miss Ellen W. Andrews has returned
from Lawrence.
Mrs. Marcia Andrews is at Fryeburg
for medical treatment.
The band gave concert on the band
stand Monday evening.
The Congregational circle OF the Cen
tire was entertained on Wednesday by
Mrs. d. II. Woodbury. at her home in
Sweden.
An enormous cat that has grown lat
and sleek by feasting on the young
chickens Of the Centre was caught In
steel trap this week by +. c. Hamolen.
Some thought it would weigh twenty
five pounds-lacking little.
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aIckElslp.

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Mrs. Willis Z. Pike visited friends ct
Rumford Falls Monday and Tuesday OF
last week.
Miss Geneyra Barrett of Sumner was
at DIR. Caldwell's the past week.
Rotheus NJ. Cole, OF Cape Elizabeth,
was at his sisters, Mrs. G. A. Aliens.
Mr.. Herbert II. wilmington, reporter
on the Boston Journal, and wife, for
merly Miss Ellen Bridgham) are at
Hotel Long.
Hon. o. II. Hersey has been laid aside
by sickness few days.
The brick store adjoining the hard
ware store OF I. w. Shaw, and known as
the Allen Il Themes store, has been
purchased by Mr.. Shaw and Is being
fitted up. In the ID story hall and re-
ceptiOn room Is being constructed for
Evening Star Lodge Of +. a A. ~, and
In the attic dining hall and kitchen
for Masonic uses. The ground floor will
be used for q stOrehouse.
The Portland Packing Company under
Superintendent Nulty are pushing bust
ness, turning Off about twenty-five
hundred cans daily, and will soon en-
large the force.
Henry G.. Shaw Of South Hill 10 run
ming home bakery supplying bread and
cake to village customers.
The Baptist church has received new
coat Of AroostOok cedar shingles.
DIR. A. +. Cole and family have moved
tn the Carlton Gardner residence.
Mrs. L. s. Bridgham has been visiting
friends at Dixfeld during the week.
The commencement exercises at
Hebron Academy drew the usual large
gathering OF friends OF the institution,
last week, at the graduation Of the class
of '95. The class OF twenty-four stu
dents, ten young ladies and fourteen
young men, acquitted themselves in
manner highly complimentary TO the
board OF instructors and the admiration
OF their immediate friends. The class
was fully an average In point OF ability
Of past classes and while all did well, the
excellence OF the essay, "Three-Fold
Cord OF Love" by Miss Alice White
Chase, daughter OF the late Rev. 5. l.. Il.
Chase and Julia White Chase, was the
subject of comment and appreciation.
The exhibition drill OF the classes In
elocution Tuesday afternoon at the
q mnasium before the board OF trustees
and other friends was very interesting
and gave evidence OF the thoroughncss
and enthusiasm of their excellent
teacher, Miss Carrie NJ. Douglass, and
the utility of the gymnasium as IN adj
iuuct 10 the institution
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
wElCHNlliE

The graduation exercises Of welch.
Vile High School, class OF 81, occur a,
the NJ. J.. church Thursday evening
June 27tb.
Mrs. hne Soulc Is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. 5. NJ
Patterson.
Mrs. Pirter OF Paris is caring for Mrs,
Mary Wsfhburne.
Rev. br. Turner, Of New Jersey,
preached lat the VI. T.. church, June 10th.
Miss Ish Jones Is gaining slowly.
The fritnds OF Harry Bryant remem-
bered hiul to the amount Of about $50.
Died in welchville, June l7th, Miss
Alice +. Turner, aged |. years. Inter
ment at Columbia Falls.
Mr.. Sil@s Jones Is very low.
Mrs. Hattie Dodge and children OF
COTS FAILS, n. H., are visiting at 5. p.
Jones'.
Miss Jek nie Young OF East Oxford is
working ipr Mrs. +. II. Boynton.
+. ii. Bbynton spent Sunday with his
family at The Depot.
Mrs. Mary Washburne is failing.
Charlie Jones OF Lewiston was called
home by llhe sickness OF his father.
Several Pf the graduating class OF %
attended the graduating exercises at
Hebron Academy, June 18th.
Mrs. III L. Boynton Of birmingham,
Mass, VII is spending the summer at
her old hbme, attended the graduating
exercises 1t Hebron Academy where her
grandson, George f. Poor, formerly OF
this town. was one OF the graduates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
WEST PERU.

Miss Edith Maxwell of Lynn, Mass,
is visiting friends here.
L. +. Knox is building a store in which
his customers will always find cool
drinks and cigars.
There was a dance at Stillman Nc
lntire's Thursday.
Miss Florence Richardson Is at work
for Mrs. A. NJ. Curtis.
The L. and X. +. X. K. are putting IN
side track to the Rumford Falls Brick
Co.'S yards. McGregor Bros. have the
contract TO grade IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
BRYANT POND.

Summer visitors are already vending
their way to our pleasant little village.
Landlord Tobin Is receiving many APP
plications for rooms 10 be filled during
July and August.
Camp Christopher" is completed and
will be dedicated this week. The pro-
prietors have been TO quite an expense
In fitting up this roomy camp under the
shadow of Mt. Christopher and IL will
be a convenient and pleasant place for
those who enjoy camping out. No
doubt IL will be well patronized this
season.
Thomas X. Day, Esq accompanied by
Mr.. Stratton of the Alpine House, re-
Gently made brief visit TO Montreal.
He finds that many changes have been
wrought In that section since his last
visit there thirty-fve years ago, and
particularly from Island Pond through
he found the country wonderfully
changed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
EaS1 RROWNEiElD.

Mr.. George Haley, who has been teach
ing in Dist. No. |, closed his school this
week and has gone 10 Woods Hoil,
Mass, TO take course in plant embry-
ology at the Maine Biological Labora'
tory.
Miss Addie Greenlaw is visiting rela-
tives in Boston.
Miss Genie Rounds is spending few
weeks with friends and relatives in Bos'
ton and Providence.
Miss Lizzie Davis visited her aunt
Mrs. 5. y. Stickney, this week.
The bachelor friends Of Mr.. viii
Wentworth were quite chagrined one
night this week 10 learn that he had de
serted their ranks some time ago, ano
clamored loudly until Quoted by cigars
Mrs. &. ID. Fessenden entertained thu
Congregational circle Wednesday after
noon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
SOlIA WOODSTOCK

Hot and dry is the cry from all quar-
tiers.
IL stands US In hand TO eat plenty OF
fruit this hot weather, as the saying
comes in here that an ounce OF proven
ton is worth pound of cure, not TAX
ing the doctors bill into account. We
are picking Strawberries which measure
six inches and more in circumference, or
two inches in diameter. These with
plenty of sweet cream and sugar make
dish which king might envy IL he
could not have them.
Farmers are well along with their hoe
ing and are beginning 10 prepare for
having. IL looks now like good hay
crop in this vicinity, but will have TO be
cut early If dry weather continues.
X. l.. Cummings has just closed work
on the highways In this district, and has
done good job putting in culverts
which are much needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
GREENWOOD.

Getting dry again.
Uoeins and having this week, the old
man using the hoe and the young man
the scythe.
LAST SUNDAY five persons were buried
with Christ in baptism and one sprinkled
At the Centre. The day was charm
inc one for 1he occasion and would have
GONE well but for team owned by John
Howe of Bethel that broke loose, and
running up and down the road made
business lively and dangerous for u
while. M the same time causing a good
deal OF disturbance. The horse was
somewhat injured, and the carriage
pretty we'll demolished.
Last winter John Small cut his right
hand and soon the erysipelas got into It,
which laid him up for some time, aud
still troubles him. so that he has to do
the most Of the milking Of six cows with
his left hand. His brother Charles, VINO
has always been with him until this sea
son. works for Mr.. Davis OF Woodstock.
His sister Lottie, formerly Mrs. Ben
nett. is married again and lives 10 Farm
inyton, while her two children still live
with Mr.. Small.
last spring Nelson Jackson got some
nine logs on to the yard for the mill, but
the snow went of and they were left
there. Early Tuesday morning he wen
to hsul over a load on wheels, and lind
inc the mosquitoes troublesome he made
a smudge TO drive them away. Aftel
the sun got up and it grew hot he cover
ed up the fire with dirt, and, as he sup
nosed. put it all out; but the seque
Elbows that he didn't. On coming baci
from dinner he found the fire had burn
ed over the most Of the yard, destroyed
a crosscut saw and csntdog, and cam
very near burning up his wheels. IN
fire had got beyond the control OF tn
three men so he was obliged to call Oh
the writer for help and got it.
The finishing touch was put on IN
road last week, and it is claimed tina
our surveyor, John Titus, did one OF tn
best Jobs, considering the means at nj
command, that has been accomplishe'
since the celebrated Appian Way wa
built in Italy.
II the weather is the same in norther
Europe this week as 1t Is here, what
, splendid time they are having fof ID
, formal opening of the North Sea cana
Glad TO learn that there was one pei
son more baptized at the Pond than "
mentioned. We believe In baptism, an
, there win probably be another In tn
near future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
STOW.

A sad accident happened Friday.
The only son Of Frank Wiswell was
killed. A blind horse hitched to milk
wagon ran away the harness broke and
let the wagon on TO his heels causing
him to run away and he ran over the
boy killing him instantly. His parents
have the sympathy Of the community.
Otis Eastman remains about the same.
Mrs. Whiting Is very slim.
Mr.. Charles Day Is on the sick list.
Rev. Mr.. Carey preached at the NJ. +.
church last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
INVEST BETHEL.

The weather has been oppressiyely
hot durina the week.
Dana Morrill, Is making some improve
ments ABBOTT the buildings on the farm
he has RECENTLY purchased. One old
shed which did service in ante-railroad
times as plrt of hotel establishment ht
has taken ,lown, and what was good FOL
nothing elte was made food for flames
and the grbund it occupied utilized fol
crops.
j. S. Msson and family of Portland
have BEEN visiting In town the pas
week.
A. p. Mkson's family have been enter
tanning frifnds from abroad during tn
week.
w. F. Brown and wife Of Bryant
Pond have been calling on friends in thi
place. Mrs. Brown seems to ENJOY ne
new home Immensely.
Crops arb suffering for want OF rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
NORTH PARIS.

FL. Barrett bought three cows oil
Fred Durham June 10.
Al. Abbott, A. ID. Andrews and u
II. Churchill are putting in silos.
AID. Andrews has snapped his sor.
rel colt for heavy draft horse with Ed
Andrews Of Milton Plantation.
Mrs. G.. G. Fuller had night bloom
ing cereus open the night of the i1th
and quite company OF their friend;
gathered to see the beautiful flower, and
enjoyed a pleasant time with songs and
music to pass away the time.
Mrs. Ella and Miss Lucy Andrews at.
tended the commencement exercises al
Paris Hill Academy.
A number went from here June ID to
give Mr.. Gibbs days work on his
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
HIRAM.

Miss Anna B. Thompson OF Boston is
boarding at Eli c. wadsworth's at
Mountain View Farm.
Mrs. Sarah Downs Of Boston recently
visited her father, Mr.. Albert Lowell.
Mrs. Nellie Benjamin of Portland visit
ed her father, Mr.. Benja min Burbank,
last week.
Mrs. Virginia Jordan OF Portland visit
ed friends in Hiram this week.
The thermometer on Thursday reached
90 degrees.
Mrs. John n. Stanton died this
week of consumption. She was a
worthy and estimable woman.
Married, in Hiram, June IA, by Lew.
ellyn A. Wadsworth, Mr.. Alpheus +
Brown Of Hiram, and Miss Joanna Nc.
Lucas Of Brownfield.
Mrs. Lusanna w. Hubbard went to
Freehold, n. j., last week, to attend thu
semi-centennial Of the students OF the
class Of 1915 at the seminary ut thai
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
MASON.

Hot and dry is the topic OF the day
now. Grass Is looking we'll now, but IL
needs rain to keep IL along.
The boys are very much taken up
with ball playing. They intend to give
the Gilead boys an invitation TO play
with them the 10Th Of this month.
C.. +. Brown has been 10 Rumford
Falls TO meet the state assessors.
Oscar Mason turned his nice 2-year-
old colt Ia his back pasture a few days
ago, and after she had been there num-
Der of days he went up to see how she
was getting along, but could not find
her, so the next day he took one or two
hands with him and hunted in the fore
noon but could not find her. and in the
afternoon the neighbors turned out,
about ten or fifteen OF them, for hunt,
and after searching short time they
found her in thick clump OF evergreen.
She was all right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
DENMARK.

Mr.. George w. Gray has finished his
job OF surveying for the Portland Star
Match Company and is at home again.
Mrs. Julia X. Shorey of Brookline,
Mass, Is again at the Maplewood.
Mr.. Foster Pingree Is repairing his
buildings.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs.
Edwin Pingree Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Lillian Wilson has returned home
from Canada where she has been teach
ing cooking for some time.
District Deputy, ID. +. Chaplin,
/. o. o. F., Of South Bridgton, made an
official visit TO Denmark Lodge, No. 90,
Tuesday evening.
Miss May Bradbury gave reception
to her friends at the home Of Bert Libby
last Thursday evening. A social dance
and ice cream and cake was the order OF
the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
HEBRON.

Rev. ). ID. Richardson preached at
Turner Sunday.
The day here was well filled. The
bsccalaureate sermon In the morning,
baptism in the afternoon, and dedica-
ton OF the Y. NJ, c. a. room at o'clock.
Prize speaking Monday evening, class
reception Tuesday evening and COM
mencemeut Wednesday have made a
busy week. The weather has been fine,
but very warm, and the attendance We'd
nesday was large, many remaining to the
concert in the evening, which was by
the Ariel Quartette OF Boston.
The scene in the village street We'd
nesday morning reminded US of the
opening chapter In Miss Gilberts
Career" BY Or. Holland.
Mrs. Annie Pratt Of Boston is at Miss
Martha Pratt's.
Mr.. c. Il. Hawkes. OF Boston was at
c. +. Trips Tuesday.
Mrs. Cordelia Everett will 20 to her
cottage at Old Orchard Saturday.
Lightning last Saturday struck the
telephone between here and West Minot,
doing some damage. Z.
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SWEDEN.

Very hoi weather, the ground getting
dry and r1n much needed Is our weather
record for he past week.
Mrs. Dapiel Woodbury. entertained the
Lowell Centre Circle last Wednesday.
About fifty were present including some
of the SweAenites and all reported very
pleasant tihe.
Ernest Woodbury., son OF the late
Roliston Woodbury., Of Castine, Ia
spending bis vacation at Z. r. Wood
bury's.
Dean Andrews and Mary p. Weber
are boarding at 0. p. Saunders. Miss
Webber's I)ealth Is quite poor.
Mrs. A. Tx. Nash and son George OF
East Raymond were at samuel Plum
mer's the Hast week. Mrs. Nash 10 very
much interested In the cultivation Of
plants andl vegetables and has flne col
lections inlb0th departments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
WEST BucKFIElD.

Mertie and Gertie Bonney were at
home Sunday, and Shirley was down
from Miss Maxim's where he Is at work.
J.F. Bicknell and wife Of North Buck
field were at Fred Benefits Sunday.
C. II. Flagg has moved on the An
drew Hall farm.
Mrs. Augustus Mayhem has been to
Mechanic Falls.
Harry Buck Is shingling one side OF
his barn. Frank Rowe and Clinton
Mason are helping him.
Frank Turner and family OF South
Paris were at Decatur Turner's Sunday.
Mrs. j. L. Bennett with her two sons,
Mont and George, also Miss Lila
Stearns, were at Mrs. l.. j. Morse's Sum
day.
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ROxBURY.

We are glad that the blasting is done
at last. Wehave lived at the risk OF our
lives. In closing up they sent rock
through the roof Of our house.
The rails are down and the construction
train is running through my farm. 1t
takes heaps Of money TO build railroad.
MIR. Chapman is already using the
road sending of his spool squares. 1t
will save him quite SUN in getting the
product of his mill to market.
A crowd of Italians have gone up to
work on the extension to the lakes.
Swain & Reed are building on forty
five feet to the length Of their mill
They will make spools as well as bowels
This is great weather to kill weeds Il
| the hoe keeps moving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
EAST SUMNER.
Dry time for crops and news.

Dry time for crops ana news.
Mr.. Miller, the new minister, has got
comfortably settled In the parsonage
and is making friends and very decid-
ed addition to the Sabbath attendance
on church services. 1t Is hoped that he
may be a power for good in the COM
munity.
We have now four resident ministers in
town, but no rum saloons or lawyers.
Mosquitoes and potato bugs still
trouble US however.
Misses Amy Heald and Matte Bradeen
attended graduation exercises ut Paris
Hill last week.
By what logic is the close Of term
of school called the commencement!
Why not call the final Amen at Sunday
service the beginning?
very few from the place attended the
circus at Canton. Better let your wife
put on a boiling hot plaster on your
back and have the circus at home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
SUM NER.

Mrs. Rebecca Reed Of Whitman, Mass,
Is visiting her brother, II. Stetson.
Miss Eva Burke has returned from
Haverhill, Mass, where she has been
stopping for the past few months.
Frank J. Thompson visited relatives
In Carthage las week.
W. +. Bowker is building over his
chimneys. Valamore Dunn Is doing the
work.
Emily Stetson has returned to Auburn.
Mrs. Julia Foss Of Buckfield Is visit
ing her sister, Katie Ames.
4 hail shower passed through Hart
ford June 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
UPTON.

John Gains from Clifton. Quebec, Is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. II. |. Abbott.
=. F. Frost from Nobscot, Mass,
formerly of Upton, has been visiting his
friends here.
F.B. Brooks has gone to Bethel to
work for Elliot Rich.
George Deering has bought II. |.
Abbott's lower farm and moved last
Saturday. lie Is now ut work laying
iron pipe from the spring to the house.
Mrs. Champion has moved into the
Minnie Abbott stand.
sam Raymond Is home to stay till
after having.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
EAST BETHEL.
The weather Ia unusually hot.

Field strawberries are very plenty.
Mrs. Emma Merrill and son. Fred u
Merrill, are visiting her father, +. c,
Bean, and other friends and relstiyes In
the place. They have also visited Rum
ford Falls.
Mrs. j. ID. Hastings spent the past
week with friends and relatives At Bethel
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Bartlett are spend
Ing this week at the lakes.
Miss Bertha Twombly held mothers
day Thursday, June 2Oth. The exer-
ciscs were very interesting and source
OF much satisfaction to the mothers.
Miss Twombly cannot be excelled In
school work. Every scholar knows Its
position and promptly fills IL.