Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
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Mrs. Lydia Billings OF Canton, Mass,
Miss Jennie o. Cole and Mr.. Walter
Harlow Of Boston are Visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradford Cole.
j. William Gardner and Clarence
Gardner Of Waterbury, Conn.,, are visit
Ing friends here.
Mrs. Annie Vaughn OF Strong and Mrs.
Nay Iinscott Of E6ingham are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Y. johnson.
Charles Hill has commenced the cut
ting Of 900 cords Of timber, which be
viii use at bis mill, converting II into
spool stock and shook.
DIR. Fellows, wife and son, Of Port
land, spent Sunday here.
Mr.. william bennett OF the wcst end
Of the town met with an accident few
days ago BY .falliog over . scythe and
cutting hss leg quite badly, requiring
seven stitches to Close one cash. DIR.
Fitch rendered the necessary aid.
Philip Durgin returned from the state
fair ut Lewiston with his team OF oxen,
bringing third money given Ia the haul
Ing match for oxen OF 0 feet 10 inch grit
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley johnson were
made happy last Sunday night by the
advent OF little son 70 their home.
Mrs. Rose Godfrey Of Portland gave
japanese lawn party 70 her many
friends upon the grounds OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Poor. The decorA-
tons were very foe, and an enjoyable
time vas had playing croquet. During
the evening refreshments were served.
Mr.. Irving Linscott met with an acci-
dent the past week. While riding his
wheel he took header, frscturing his
wrist.
The w. G. r. u. held their regular
meeting az the home Of Mrs. Julia Bean
las, Saturday afternoon. A goodly num-
Der we're present. Mrs. L. A. q. Stick
ney, president, was In the chair. A
picture Of Miss Frances 4. willard was
received aud ordered framed. IL vas
also voted 20 place comfort bags In the
lumber camps - In former years, and .
general Invitation was exteeded % ell to
help. Plans were also made 10 bold o
supper and social entertainment st the
home Of Mrs. Hiram Gstcbell, the pro
eeeds Of which will be used for pnrchas-
ing books for the free library. The fol-
10 ~ing delegates were appointed 10 at
tend the convsntion 10 Portland: Mrs
X. A. q. stickney, Mrs.. julia Bean; al
terpats, Mrs- Cyrus D1rgin-
Insisy Z Je~est has sold TO Arthur
n. Deering Of Denmark for e5o all
standing pioc, hemlock, white birch,
oak, poplar and base over ak inches In
diameter on the homestead premises OF
Edward q. Rounds Of Bridgton.
A very pretty home wedding took
place last Monday evening 1t the home
OF The brides mother, hrs- d. A. Per
kins. the contracting parties being Miss
Adelaide GrcenlAw and Mr.. Harry
Brooks. The ceremony was performed
oy Rev. Newton Clough. The bridal
couple entered the room 20 the strains OF
the wedding march, executed by Mrs..
Vim. Wentworth, and stood under IN
arch Of goldenrod and autumn flowers,
backed BY potted plants. The brides
dress MAS orgsndie, cut en- train, and
trimmed with white satin and lace, and
abe wore white satin slippers. The
bridal flowers were white sweet peas.
The presents were numerous, consisting
Of silver and glass ware, bric-a-brac and
table linen. Many presents were re-
ceiyed from friends out Of the state. A
reception Was held after the ceremony,
and about hundred awaited themselves
Of the opportunity OF congratulsting the
happy pair. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will
make trip through the White Mount
aims, and on their return Will reside
here.
Mr.. Jesse Rowe and Mr.. Ralph Giles
are both entered at Fryeburg Academy
at the opening OF the fall term.
A camera club Is TO be formed here
for the exchange Of ideas and the mutual
benefit Of It's members.
The ladies Of the Congregational circle
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Julia Bean. Refreshments were served
during the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Rowe are spend
| ing the week at Gorham.
The new time table on the n. G. r. X.
went into effect last Monday. The 8 :2G
p. NJ. train being discontinued, and tbs
last train from Portland arriving At SO
Pm.