Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11

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Niss 0eetruds Packard e Anboln VAS
the guest Of Mrs. Morspois at Hotel
Long Saturday, July Let.
NJ. EDekiel Pike Of Everett, MSS,
fatlpr 81 the late willis +. Eiks, arrived
| Saturday afternoon, July let, but too
late for recognition BY his coo. hr. and
Mrs. Pike arc greatly overwhelmed By
their snliceions. On thelr resurn co.
Massachusetts they stopped over at
Nswburyport at the home Of younger
son, Mr.. Frank Pike, and foand him 10
diving condition also-dying tho next
morning altar their arrival.
Miss Alice Chase returned from Colby
College THE. week, having graduated
with credit 70 herself and friends.
Mrs. Emily Loring Of Lewiston made
short visit 70 her Buckfield friends last
week.
Rufus Hines Of West Fsruington was
the guest Of bis sister, Mrs. b. d. Irish,
this week.
Miss 3. n. Fuller Of Floral Park, N.
Y, y visiting at her uncls's, DIR. Q. ..
Childs'.
Homer N. Chase and family Of Au-
burn were guests ct Hotel Long over
Sunday, July ID.
Fred G. Andrews Of Mechanic Falls
was 10 town over The 4th.
Miss Pauline Ingrsham OF Paris Was
| In town Sunday, the ID.
Miss Mary l.. Bisbee and Aiss Lila
Andrews Of Rumford Falls are 10 town
this wsek.
Salathiei Tiltou Of Floral Park, n. T.,
ID visiting his brother, Gilbert Tilton.
Mr.. Tilton was the popular landlord OF
The Maple House, now Hotel Long, for
number Of years.
July 4, 1899, will be remembered ~
one Of extreme heat, the Thermometers
registering 30 . In the shade In this VII
lage. ..
The funeral Of the late Willis Z. Pike
was held 1t midday at the Baptist
church, Rev. Z. w. Weber OF Mechanic
Falls officiltlng, assisted by Rev. j. II.
whitson. Many tokens OF loving respect
and sympathy we're manifest In the
Inoral confributions--notably, beautiful
cross by the railroad ofiiclals; two
floral pillows with the legend REST, "
one by the Universalist Society st Rum
ford Falls, and one by family friends; Z
wreath By Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Hersey,
and numerous bouquets BY loving
friends.
The death Of Mrs. Melissa Cole Allen
which occurred the morning Of July 9TH
brought to . close the patient sufferingl
Of an invalid Of nearly ten years-snd
for the last four or i've years nearly
helpless on account OF paralysis OF the
limbs. Mrs. Allen WAS pleased amid
the environment Of her lingering illnesi
BY the loving care OF her two daughters
Miss Lizzie Allen and Mrs. Nellie Aller
Alden, now Of Woodfords, and her thre<
: sons, Frank, Vernon and william, who
! were ready and chccrfully sacrificed
themselves for her comfort. Mrs. Alier
was the widow Of the late Chas. A
Allen, and daughter Of the late william
1 Cole, and vas % years old. Funeral d
} the house Thursday, Rev. j. H. whitsor
officiating.
Mrs. Hanson Brown died Thursday
J morning, July Q. Mrs. Brown val
stricken by paralysis short time ago
I aud through feebIeness Of age, being u
: years, rapidly sank under the shock
! The funeral was held ut the house, Rev
{ J. II. whitson, her pastor, officiating.
al Aurelius v. Cole, Rotheus n. Cole o.
{ south Portland. Mrs. Lydia Douglass
I Mrs. Louisa Marble aud Mrs. Mari
Q Brewer Of woodfords, were Ut tn
funeral Of their sister, Mrs. Allen.