Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-07-06
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The entertainment given last Thurs
dsy evening at Good Will Hall under
the auspices Of the 7. P. G: o: OF the
Universalist church was . decided sue
cess. There Was large audience pres
emit and good sum was realized for the
treasury. The program was as follows:
Piano das. w.,sv. T msd Msq Tasi Hunters
2. Song, Sweetest Rose Of Junefime, Phelps.
Mrs. G. b. Bates.
I Bero SS from Jocelyn. GODDARD.
Miss Mellen.
t. 'Sn Rainbow.
The Girl that Threw me Down.
8. Reading, The Tapestry Weayers.
Mrs. F. e. Wheeler.
8. Buttercup Song, go 49,,
Reynold Chase, Maude Tueil'
a #m the Angels Kiss my Little Boy Good
Night?
Daisies, haWiey
8. Violin Solo.
Ave Maria, Bach.Gounod
Last Rose Of s %,.s Ss,,en
9. Piano duet, LIE Carlton,
Mrs. Wardwell, Miss Tuell.
Farce, The Straw Man,
Three young men and two young ladies
The whole entertainment was exceed
ingly we'll carried out and received
generous applause. Miss Mellen very
kindly gave the society the benefit OIL
her talent, and was warmly received
and much appreciated. She is q very
gifted soloist, and has an exceptionally
fine toned violin.
Charles L. Brown of Rumford, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Brown and formerly
resident of this town, was married al
high noon last Wednesday to Mis-
Bertha E. Greene of Shelburne, N. 81
1t was quiet home wedding at Shell
burne with only the near relatives o.
both families present, and the ceremon!
was performed by Rev. A. K. Baldwin o
Brunswick, a personal friend of thu
groom. The wedding decorations wer'
tastefully arranged in green and Whit
with bouquets of cut hot house flowers
Mr.. Brown is receiving the good wishs
of many friends in this vicinity, ant
Mrs. Brown Is also most kindly remem
bered by many acquaintances here. Mrs
Brown is the youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon G. Greene, was schoo
teacher and one of the leading younl
ladies in her town. Mr.. Brown now ha
la position as assistant superintendent II
the Continental paper bag mill at Rum
ford, and the bridal couple will return
to Rumford in about ten days, wher
they will make their home. The pres
ents were numerous and valuable ant
were remembrances from wide circl
of friends.
W. F. Durham of Lynn, Mass, wa
J here for over the Fourth.
Harold Lurvey of Bryant's Pond i
visiting at G. F. Barden's.
Mrs. Mary Weber Soule came her
last Friday from West Manchester, N
H., to visit her sister, Mrs. A. j. Kicker
and other relatives here for time.
Miss Mabel E. Kicker, Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Coburn and P. C. Mayhem went Fri
day afternoon to Davis Camp at Green
wood for weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Stilwell and Sol
Edward went Saturday to Bnghamto
and Albany, N. Y, for a visit witt
relatives. Mrs. Stilwell will remain TO
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Brown of Rumfor
are spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Brown.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Mann has new piano
presented to her by Mr.. Mann.
There was good attendance at th'
dance given Friday evening unde
the auspices of West Paris Grange.
Mr.. Chester Brown from New Glouces
ter has taken w. W. Gardeners place a
aoant at the Grand Trunk station
Mrs. W. G. Hammond and daughte
are spending week at Biddeford. Nj
Hammond went for over Sunday.
A91-2 pound daughter arrived in th
r home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora A. Marst0n o
Saturday morning. Both mother ant
child are doing we'll.