Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-25
West Paris.

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The Good Will Society will hold their
annual sale and chicken pie supper Wed.
nesday, Nov. 10. The following COM
mittees are in charge:
Fancy work-Mrs. Geo. W. Ridlon Mrs. e. R
Davis, Mrs. Dora Jackson, Mrs. l.. NJ. Mann
Mrs. A. D. Swift, Mrs; Emma Mann. w p..,.
Mrs Sara Curtis, Mrs. Bert Day.
Dolls-Mrs. L. H. Penley, Mrs. Harold Ger
IRISH, Mrs. Laforest Emery, Mrs. Phiia Davis
Caniy.Mrs' II. r. Tuell, Mrs. F. <. Wheeler
Mrs. E. g. Farnum, Mrs. G. E. Chase.
observation-disclosures Della Lane, Mrs. Lev
Shedd, Mrs. @. II. Bates, Mrs. l.. NJ. Irish, Miss
Supp supper"Mrs. Frank Hin, Mrs. Frank Reed
Mrs Clara Ridlon, Mrs. Elmer Tuell, Mrs. l.. II
Turpel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tuell went to
Portland Wednesday morning. Mr.
Tuell will receive treatment for his eyes
and Mrs. Tuell will remain with her
daughter, Mrs. Irving L. Bowker, dur
ing Mr. Tnell's stay in the hospital.
Mr.. G. Z. Chase has moved his family
from the rooms in the creamery build.
ing to the rent on Main Street recently
vacated by l.. NJ. Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Bates have return
ed home after an absence of about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett d. Tuell of West
Upton, Mass, were guests at Z. +.
Tuell's one day last week.
A. r. Tuell has recently purchased OF
Vernon Ellingwood his dwelling house
and stable, also shop with tenement
above, situated on the road leading to
Trap Corner.
Edwin J. Mann, accompanied by n. l.
Swan and Archie Felt of Bryant Pond,
attended Masonic meeting at Buckfield
last Monday evening.
G. A. Smith and D. a. Fifield took a
trip to Mount Vernon Wednesday after
noon in l.. Sessions auto, to attend a
meeting of the l. o. o. F. Mrs. Smith
had been spending few days there and
returned with them.
Mrs. Eva Swift, Mrs. Emma Mann,
Mrs. Julia Curtis and Miss Mabel Kicker
attended the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs
in session at Portland last week.
Edwin j. Mann and Walter Arkett OF
Bryant Pond left Thursday morning for
a week or more hunting trip in Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kicker OF
Bristol, n. H., are guests of Mr.. Ricker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kicker.
There will be a social dance in New
Grange Hall Friday evening, Oct. 10th.
Samuel W. Dunham has returned
home from visit of several weeks with
his children. He was accompanied by
two sons, Geo. l.. Durham of Brattle.
boro and II. r. Durham of Waterville
T. Eaton Shaw, one Of Paris well
known and respected citizens, died Wed
nesday evening from heart failure a,
his home at Shows Falls. Mr.. Shaw
married Elizabeth Whittle of Green
wood, who died several years ago. Two
sons, Robert f., with whom he lived
and Frank of Cambridge, Mass, survive
him. The funeral was held at his late
home, Rev. d. X. Ford officiating, and
the interment was at Greenwood. In
the civil war Mr.. Shaw was one of the
minute men," so called, member OF
the Norway company which enlisted in
the First Maine Regiment at the begin
ming of the war.
There will be an entertainment Mon
day evening, Oct. "a, at the Baptis
church for the benefit of the public
school library. Gertrude Greene Young
reader and impersonator, assisted b..
local talent.
Mrs. Frank Willis attended the
Rebekah Assembly in Portland and i:
visiting friends there for few days.
Miss Annie Stoehr was at her home il
Sabattus over Sunday.