Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-07-04
West Paris.

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Miss Jennie L. Bradbury and Miss
Marjorie NJ. Mckinney have gone to
Kennebunk beach where they expect to
work as table girls until the first OF
September.
Miss Inez NJ. Briggs is at home now.
Miss Georgia Marshall has returned
from Lewiston and will remain at home
through the summer.
Miss Pearl Davis of Ashland, Mass,
has for several weeks been visiting Mrs.
Susan B. Claflin. She intends to remain
a while longer.
Miss Cora Dexter has come home from
teaching school in Greene.
Miss Marion p. Dana of Westbrook
has been spending few days with her
relatives here.
Unclaimed letters in West Paris post
office:
Mrs. r. F. Andrews. Mrs. Henry Carter.
w. =. Cushman. Frank roster.
Mrs G ,sdI Kannaush' S %,Is@ t fIss'
Mr.. S. Record. ia. Turple.
Mrs. w. n. Thomas. Mrs. Orila Willard.
H.R. Tuell and Caleb Fuller are paint
ing their buildings.
f. II. Hill has moved into his new
shop in the Jackson block.
Mrs. George |. Burnham of South
Paris was in town last Thursday to
make arrangements for summer class
i'm instrumental music. She expects to
come here once week.
The High School scholars here played
their drama Willowdale to small
audience at Bryant's Pond last Wednes-
day evening. About dozen went from
here besides the scholars who took part
G. f. Marshall took the scholars in
large team.
Gardens are looking very well. Mr..
Is. w, Durham has about the most
| flourishing onion bed ever seen in this
vicinity and p. NJ. Wyman has quite a
large strawberry bed which is in fine
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Durham intend to
90 the first of July to Ogunquit where
they will be the guest of their son, e..
l.. Durham, for about two weeks.
Mrs. Laura Reeds daughter, Mrs. Kit
tredge, and children, from Portland,
are visiting her.
Monday evening of last week colored
minstrel company gave an entertainment
in Dunham's Hall to quite a large
audience.
Mrs. /. l.. Bowker of Portland is
spending a week or two with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tuell.
The Baptist State Missionary, Rev. +.
A. Davis, preached Sunday morning,
July I'd, at the Baptist church. Rev. F.
E. Barton preached in the afternoon at
3 o'clock for the Universalist society.
Miss Ella H. Berry has returned home
from Norway, and her brothers wife,
Mrs. Hiram Berry, who is somewhat i'm,
proved in health, came with her for a
visit.
Mrs. S. T. White attended the Baptist
quarterly meeting at Paris Hill last Wed.
neSday and visited at South Paris and
Norway on Thursday.
Mrs. Emma w. Mann went last Wed
nesday to Yarmouth for short visit
She also expects to 60 to Cape Elizabeth
and will probably remain away a couple
of weeks.
Miss Ella NJ. Curtis is visiting for sew
eral weeks in Massachusetts,. She has
been for a week in Allston and Chelsea
and will visit in Waltham before her re-
turn.
Mrs. Caleb Fuller, who has been gain
ing through the spring under the care OF
DIR. O. X. Yates, was taken quite SICK
fined to her bed.
The ladies of the Universalist society
have re-organized their circle, and viii
renew their work and assist in building
land supporting the new church which i!
: in contemplation. The ladies recently
held a preliminary meeting with Mrs
Clara A. Ridlon, and adjourned to NEE
last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Elva K
Locke. A good number of those inter
ested were present, and it was voted t.
change the name "Universalist Circle
to that of "Good Will Society,"" 1t wal
also voted to re-elect the former old Off
GERS as follows:
President-Elva +. Locke.
Il e.President-Bertha A. Cole.
| Secretary-Lena K. Chase.
| Treasurer-Emma w. Manu-.
These will hold their office until TIT
regular annual election of officers tht
first of October. The pastor of TIT
society, Rev. F. E. Barton, was in town
day or two last week and assisted thu
committee in preparing the constitution
and bylaws for the society which i
was voted to adopt. The regular meet
ing will be held on Thursday afternoon
once in two weeks. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. o. X. Yates TIT
second Thursday in July. The societ!
will hold lawn party on Friday even
ing of this week, July I, with Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. c. Bates. Every one cordial!
invited. A programme of entertainment
will be arranged, and refreshments o
ice cream and cake will be served. Tit
prospects are encouraging for a new
growth and interest in the Universalis
society