Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-04-05
WEST PARIS.

The funeral services OF Mrs. AddIe
Bacon jackson were held ut the +. B.
church, March 25th. The large number
of relatives and friends present and the
numerous beautiful floral pieces testified
to the high esteem In which she was
held. Mrs. Jackson, by means OF a
pleas mt disposition and bright smile
Tor all, won many friends during her
life, and large circle mourn her loss.
The bereaved friends have the heartfelt
sympathy OF the entire community In
their deep affection.
Ell Swan and family of South Paris
visited at ii. p. Dennison's, Sunday,
March 27th.
Mrs. George Jackson Of Norway has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara
Ridlon, several days.
Mrs. Albert Troy Of Gorham, N. H.,
and little son, visited her husband few
DAYS last week.
The relatives from out Of town who
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Addie K.
Jackson were w. +. Shedd Of Portland,
Mrs. Albert Ryder and Miss Phila
Brooks Of Gorham, N. H., aud AL Pack.
ard and wife OF Norway.
II. W. Dennison and wife OF South
Paris have moved here with his father
Mr.. Dennison Is working In the rim
factory.
Golden Rule Lodge, |. o. G.. T., are
to give public entertainment Monday
evening, April llth, mt Centennial Hall
to consist OF music, recitations and a
mock trial OF 1.-The Famous Melon Case.
The entertainment will be followed by q
sociable, and Ice cream will be served.
The members OF Golden Rule Lodge
I. o. q T.. will give a public entertain
ment at Centennial Hall on Monday
evening, April IL. Onlya small admis
sion fee, and every one cordially invited
Program will be given In next week
Democrat.
Mrs. Levi Shedd spent Sunday Will
friends In Lewiston recently.
Miss Ola Swan has returned TO he
work at Bryant Pond after vacation o
several weeks.
Prof. W. Scott Wight and wife o.
Bethel attended the concert here las
week. and made short visit at Mr.. Geo
Burnhsm's.
Miss Halle Jaquith, who has been Wis
ting at +. s. Farnum's for severa
weeks, left for Mechanic Falls last Wed
nesdsy.
Mr.. Charles Monroe has returned from
n short vacation spent Mt his home II
Brookline, Mass.
Sir. l., NJ. Blythe, a former employ
In the rim shop, Il visiting friends here
Rev. +. +. Wheeler spent Sunday
March 27th, 10 Lewiston.
| C.. II. Young aud wife Of Auburn ar,
stopping at n. Youpg's.
The concert under the auspices OF tn
N. T.. society st Dunham's Hall Mon
day evening, March 18th, was very sue
cessful, and was we'll pstronizsd. Tn
following talent from out OF town wer
present and assisted In the evenings en-
iertainment: Prof. w. :. Wight, Mr.:
Ava Finney, and Miss Nellie Eros, q
Bethel, Mrs. Herman Wilson and Mis-
Lula Cook Of South Paris, and Misse
Annie and Florence Chapman OF Gorhau
Y. II. Every number on the program
was well rendered. The violin plavin
OF Miss Florence Chipmsn was especial
pleasing, and called forth hearty er
core from the audience. w. G.. Wilso
OF South Paris and Howard Wiley @
Bethel were noticed among those pre-:
ent
Some changes have been msde In III
crew running the pilot engine here. Nj
Loren Bryant OF Gorhsm Is runnin
nights with Robert Shaw IA fireman
and Mr. Cookson OF Portland runs day
times. with Irwin Bowker IA fireman.
Miss Ada Briggs has closed her scho6
At Bryant Pond, and returned home "a
a vacation.
Miss Aggie Bicknell has gone to No
way 10 work for Freeland Howe's fan
ily.
Miss Ida Ford Of Hartford, formerl
OF this place, Is visiting her brother
w. Ford.
Mr.. Charles Shedd has been visitin
his uncle, Levi Shedd, recently.
Mr.. II X. Moore Is visiting In Mass
chuset,s for few weeks.
Died, April /, Nathaniel Young.