Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-02-20

EAST onoWNFlGlo.
Mis- Jsne Blake died ct the residencl
Of Rev. Newton Clough the past week
after lingering Illness.
There wasa good attendance SundAy
evening at the Moody memorial service
conducted by Rev. Chas. Sargent. Re
marks were made By Messrs. Sargent
WEIGH and Gatchell.
At the annual meeting OF the Congre
gational church, the following o6iccri
were elected:
C,erk- Charles D. fesssnden.
Treas.-Mu- Florence Mans1eld.
Waiting Conmittee.n! Wm; =. howe
Finance Comulltee-MsTy. Wentwortn. sA!a1
and Frsd ssicEsey.
A Junior Eudeavor Society has beea
formed by Mrs.. G. r. Sargent, With
eighteen members. The officers are ~
follows:
vice-Pres.-Myrtte Warren.
Sec.-florence Gray.
TfcaA.-Narion Giles.
Lockou. Commisass-clair Gray. Per'sy War
Prayer Needing Committee Marion johnson
Helen Gilcs and Grace Booshby.
The meetings are held each Saturday al
|2P.M.
Miss Goldie Cole Of Hiram Is visiting
her parents, Station Agent Cole and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Poor spent last
week In Portland whiting friends,
While there Mr.. Poor attended the G A,
X. enc ampmeut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill we're made
happy Monday, the l2th, by the advent
Of a little daughter.
s. N. Adams, E. E. Bennett and p. 8
Brown have gone to Jackson, N. H., u
plaster large hotel being built there. !.
Fifty-four members OF Pearl Rebckat
Lodge visited Silver Lodge the past
week and spent pleasant evening.
Last Saturday evening sleighin(
party from Kerr Falls drove through
to the Pequawket Hotel, where Proprie
tor Linscott had q hot oyster supper
prepared for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Blake, who arr
spending their honeymoon visiting Bos
ton, Dorchester, Melrose and Brockton
are expected home early next week.
Mr.. Daniel Hin, formerly OF TIL
place, but now Of Brockton, Mass, 1
very III at his home 10 that city. He \
= member Of PeQuswket Lodge, l. o. O
r., the members Of which have bcel
notified OF his sickness.
Mr.. Frank Fessenden has Just finishes
landing on the river $500 logs that b
has cut this winter. He has also closes
q contract for cutting large lot OF tim
Der for Hiram Gatchell.
Wednesday morning, after the storm
Shepherd River Was out OF It's bank
10 wing across the Fryeburg road. Thu
dwelling house Of Geo. Soule Was com
pletely surrounded by water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fessenden ar
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Brsdle
Allen Of Cornish. They will also visl
relatives At Hiram before returnln
home.
Miss Blanche Quint has gone to Por,
land where she will be employed upo
Cumberland Street.
| MIS-. A. McDsniels mas, opened hi
select school for advanced studies, teach
Ing Latin, Greek, etc.
Miss Jennie Weeks, who has been visi
ing friends at Harrison for the past tw
months, has returned home.
Mr.. Benz Strout Of Lynn, MSS,
visiting at the home OF Walter Bickford
Mrs. Frank w. Thoms and daughts
of Fryeburg spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Bradbury.
| Vim. o. Rowe attended the G. A.
encampment In Portland the preser
week.
| The Ladies' Circle Of the Congreg,
tionsl church will meet at Mrs. K. l
Rounds next Wednesday afternoon.
| Mr.. Fred Warren will 90 TO Naples Ii
first Of the coming week to work 10 II
mill.
| Miss Susie Leavitt IL to 60 to Maple
where she win be employed in the boart
ing house.
i Mrs. Moses Bradbury OF Denmark
visiting the family Of her son, L.
Bradbury.
Mr.. George Haley, who IL teachln
school at Conway Corner, N. H.,
spending his vacation At the home OF b
parents, Selectman Haley and wife.
The crew that Charles Hill had In q
woods cutting timber were driven out b
the waters Of the Ssco and Shepher
Rivers flooding the camp.
Mrs Vim. Carver Ii moving into u
Stickney cottage here at the depot.
Herbert n. Giles Is away at Sout
Paris, serving on the grand jury.