Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-24

Monday "The King OF Tramps" was
played to full house.
Tuesday evening, moving picture ex-
hibition was given in Odeon Hall.
Tuesday afternoon, the W. G. T. U.
met with Mrs. Horace Andrews. An In
teresting report of the county convention
was given BY the president and delegates.
The remains of Mr.. Samuel Whitney
were brought to Bethel from Berlin,
N. H., where he died at the home of his
son. Funeral services were held at the
home of his son, E. E. Whitney, Thurs
day afternoon.
News of the death of Maurice Goddard,
son of the late E. B. Goddard, was re-
ce:ved by his brothers in Bethel, who
went to Providence, r. l., returning
with the body Thursday. The funeral
was held at the home OF his brother,
Fritz Goddard, Friday afternoon, Rev. q.
l. Banghart officiating.
Rev. Isabella s Macduf OF West Paris
was the guest of Miss Alice Mason
Thursday afternoon and Friday.
Mrs. BertO Bryant of Bangor is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. True, while
her husband, DIR. Berto Bryant, is abroad
for two months trip.
DR.. Braun, formerly In DR.. +. b:
Tuells office in Bethel, has returned
home to Augusta where he has opened
dental rooms.
DR.. F. B. Tuell has been spending the
week in Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis have returned
from their vacation and services we're re-
sumed at the Congregational church
May 22d.
There were no schools in the village
Friday, the teachers were attending the
convention at Norway.
Friday evening Mrs. Geo. King and
Miss Jane Gibson gave reception in
Grange Hall to all who took part in the
operetta, Little Bo-Peep," last week. 1t
was very pleasant affair.
Judge Herrick and j. U. Purington
were in Portland Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Chandler have been
to Bethel to see their daughter Hilda
who has been i'll with tonsilitis.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Mrs. Marcus E. Swan, nee Ferren, has
lust been here TO get dog into the
house that was out of doors because he
was homesick As soon as she called
him he came to her in happy mood and
let her hitch him in the Maple and Pine
Farm house where now is to be his
home. He came from Bethel village
and Mrs. Swan raised him from a pup.
What loyalty and faithfulness in the
lower order of creation! Why not always
| find il in what is called the higher orderP
Though a human friend may fail us, a
dog will not.
Mr.. Block from Norway was here the
10th inst. with fine assortment of i'm
ported goods for sale.
A letter from our dear brother, S. G
p, of Elmira, N. Y, says in part, "The
spring commenced here early but the
weather continues cool with frequent
frosts. The winter was the coolest
have known, often it was fine, ten and
fifteen below zero with almost steady
sleghing from Christmas to March, when
later has been cooler. am working
hard all the while. 1t seems good to
have Sunday come to get some rest
| Fifteen houses means considerable
doing. Have just completed over two
hundred feet in length of new cemen,
walk for the last house built"
A Miss Raymond from Upton is 9
guest at the old Russell place with tht
Smith family.
The Temple Review, published ir
Philadelphia, brings US sermon eacf
week by Russell II. Conwell, pastor o.
the largest Protestant church in America
DR.. Twaddle was here recently to Set
a patient.
Mrs. VIM. Farwell has been helping
the sick at the old Tapley K'mball house
w. Z. Furbush Of Mexico has beer
here again with fresh fish and meat auc
fruits, also the younger son of &c,
Smith with fruits for sale.
Little Blanche Kimball has about 81
chicks and has sold %. ThoGe who rol
a neighbor "must reap what they SOW"