Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-09-29
West Paris.

DR.. F. d. Packard and family Of wife
and two children came home here the
middle of last week to remain through
the winter. Mrs. Packard's mother,
Mrs. Carter, has been with them but has
| now gone home, and Miss Ethel Bartlett
of Locke's Mills is working for them.
c. Howard Lane and wife started last
Friday for Worcester, Mass. After o
short visit there they will 60 to Hatfield,
Penn, to see his brother and family,
and to Morristown. They expect to be
absent two weeks or more, and MI. and
Mrs. C. H. Lane, Jr. are occupying their
house while they are away.
Mrs. S. T. White started last Thurs
day for Colebrook, N. H., where she
will visit her relatives for week. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Austin, and children, from South Paris.
Mrs. a. q. Wardwell and daughter
Dorothy are visiting her sister at Bridg-
ton for a week.
Mrs. Luther n. Irish invited nine
mothers and their babies for . little
party last Thursday afternoon In honor
of the second birthday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irish's little daughter Elizabeth Virginia.
There was free social at Good VIII
Hall last Friday evening under the aus
pices of the Junior Y. P. G. U. of the
Universalist church. About fifty were
present and spent an enjoyable evening
in playing a variety of games. Home
made candy, popcorn and peanuts were
for sale.
The Oxford Universalist Association
will meet with the parish here the last
week in October.
Mr.. George W. Ridlon got quite severe,
| IL injured about week ago by the
horse suddenly starting and throwing
him backward from the farm cart. 1t ia
hoped the results will not be perma.
nently serious.
A travelling show company, The Har-
rington Merry Makers, have been al
Dunham's Hall all the week. In the
contest for most popular lady, Mrs. Clar.
ence L. Ridlon got the silver tea set
The company 60 from here to Bryanri
Pond.
Miss Leila Elwell of Auburn is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Harry Parker.
Mrs. George D. Robertson and little
daughter Miriam of South Paris visited
at n. G.. Browns q few days last week.
Miss Bertha Packard of Lisbon Falls
is spending several weeks here and In
this vicinity with relatives. Miss Pack
ard is the daughter of Mrs. Lottie Bacor
Packard, formerly of this place.
Mrs. w. Z. Shedd of Portland has
been visiting in this locality week OF
more.
Mrs. Nettie Anthony has recently
been a guest at Levi Shedd's.
Labelling began at the corn shop las
Wednesday with quite good sized crew
of workers.
Mrs. F. S. Farnum went recently tc
Boston and purchased her usual supply
OF stylish fall and winter millinery. Shit
has Miss Ella M. Curtis and Mrs. Alber
Bowker working for her, and will have
her fall opening Monday and Tuesday o.
next week, Oct. s and Q.
Mr.. A. P. Aldrich of Haverhill, Mass.
recently visited his sister, Mrs. E. NJ
Emery.
Mrs. John Carsley of Pennington hal
also been visiting at her fathers, Deaco,
George Berry's.
Will L. Wood of Rumford has beef
visiting his brother, Edgar L. Wood.
Mr.. Warren CooksOn Is again attend
ing Gould Academy at Bethel.
| Mrs. Flower of Newtonville, Mass.
has returned home from visit to bel
cousin, DR.. F. E. Wheeler.
Advertised letters in West Paris pos
Office, Sept. 20:
Thomas p. Branwlck.
Miss Louise Bennett.
Gilbert L. Mckinney.
Mr.. VIM. Legacy.
Mira. Linnie Wilson.
Miss Athie Andrews.
Mr.. j. James.
Mrs. Grafton b. Garelon.
| +. o. Woods.
MIR. NJ. ID. Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Reed starte,
last Saturday for Boston where they viii
visit relatives for week or ten days.