Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-02-19

Mrs. 9enovera 1t. Tuell
There will be music between acts, and
no doubt the entertainment will merit q
good patronage. Admission tickets %
cents. Children under IL years, 10 cents.
Curtain at 8 O'Clock.
A quiet homo wedding occurred at the
Maple House. the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse G.. Dexter, on Saturday, Feb. 9th,
at 8 P. n, when their daughter, Cora
Marion, was united in marriage to Mr..
Regnall Stanford Dinsmore Of Norway.
Only the immediate families were pres
ont. The private parlor whore the cere-
mony took place was decorated in green
and white. The bride and groom stood
beneath large white bell and j. Edgar
Dexter and wife stood up with them.
The single ring service was used, the
officiating minister being Rev. Isabella
| s. Macduff. The bridal gown was dainty
white muslin, and the travelling suit Of
stylish brown cloth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinsmore, accompanied by relatives,
left on the afternoon train for Lewiston
amid q shower Of rice and good wishes.
Mrs. Dinsmore is q graduate OF Norway
High School and since then has success.
| fully taught school. She will be sincere
ly missed by many friends. Mr.. Dins.
more is an estimable young man, the
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dinsmore
of Norway. The newly married couple
expect to remain in Norway this winter,
and in the spring will make permanent
home in Greenville.
Mrs. W. e. Pratt is working for Mrs.
Percy Mayhem.
Mr.. e. Z. Tuell's children have had
the German measles, but are out again
and no more cases have appeared here
Miss Catherine G.. Briggs and Mrs
Writ Stanley of South Paris were guests
of Miss Tucker Friday Of last week.
Miss Iva McArdle OF South Paris Il
still . guest Of Mrs. Packard. Mrs
Packard is improving in health.
Laura Barden visited relatives al
South Paris last week.
Eugene Hammond has been at Car.
thage for two or three weeks, packing
apples for Mr.. r. A. Durham.
Newie Rowe has finished clerking fol
A. K. Shurtlef.
Mr.. Edgar Allen Of South Paris II
spending few weeks with his sister
Mrs. W. b. Pratt.
Mrs. Clara A. Ridlon and Mrs. Dora
N. Jackson are In Berlin, N. H., assist
ing Mrs. L. Fl. Penley to settle in hel
new home.
Miss Emma A. Swan of Auburn recent
| " visited relatives here.
The body of Mr.. Merton Brown oil
Dorchester, Mass, was brought here
Monday of last week for interment. Mrs
Brown will break up housekeeping there
and 90 to North Paris to live with bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Abbott.
Twelve members Of Penacook Lodge
No. 100, I. o. o. F., from Rumford
Falls, visited West Paris Lodge, No. Is
ON last Saturday evening. They came
with teams, remaining over night at the
Maple House and returned home Sun
day. The party included Mr.. Il. l.
Elliott, recently retired as district deputy
at Rumford, and Mr.. E. q. Brown, Q
| former resident here. As Mr.. Brown
still remains a member of West Paris
Lodge he was appointed toastmaster.
A good number Of the local lodge mem
bers were present and the occasion was
much enjoyed. The degree team OF
West Paris Lodge exemplified in an
efficient manner the work of the second
degree and received many sincere COM
pliments from their visiting brothers for
their excellent work. The company
was served with an oyster supper in the
hall below, after which some time was
occupied with speeches, etc., to the en-
joyment of those present.