Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31
Bethel.
Bethel.
Services were resumed at the Congre

Services were resumed at the Congre-
gational church May 20.
Mrs. Geo. King and family 60 to Cup
suptic Lake to spend the summer.
Hon. and Mrs. James 8. Wright came
to Bethel Thursday, when Mrs. Wright
was the guest of Mrs. j. q. Purington.
Mr.. Wright went to Albany on business.
Purity Chapter, o. E. s., of Bethel
entertained large number from the
Rumford Chapter, and 1t was one OF the
most enjoyable events of the season.
Tuesday evening "a Merry Chase
was given at Odeon Hall.
The funeral of Calvin Chapman, who
died in Augusta after long illness, was
held in Garland Chapel Tuesday, and the
burial was in the family lot.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Kilborn went to
Portland Monday to attend the annual
Eastern Star convention.
Albion Holt is rebuilding his house OF
the lot where his former house was burn
ed last winter.
Mrs. Ingham, mother Of Mrs. Albion
Holt, passed away at the home of hel
daughter last Friday. She was The
oldest person in our village, having at
tanned the age of 50 years.
The members of the senior class o.
Gould Academy and their friends enjoy
ed a picnic at Camp Christopher, Bry
ant Pond.
Memorial Day will be observed will
appropriate exercises. The severa
cemeteries in town will be visited in thu
morning, and exercises in which thu
school children will join will be held a
the soldiers monument in the after
noon with an address in the evening.
Miss Belle burlington and Miss Daisy
Dixon will attend the Y. P: S. G. K
convention to meet in Lewiston Tues
day.
MIDDLE INTERyALE.
We have before us the Sunday Ledge
in which is fine picture of the late Ed
ward VII, King of England, in his coro
nation robes, also other pictures o
note, and We consider that all alike il
one common grave must lie. We onl!
can act we'll our part in whatsoeve
place God has placed us, and who doe
his best is preparing for higher state
than even some of royal blood may no
have attained TO, as Gods ways are no
our ways, and He takes even the veal
things to confound the mighty.
Our comet scare-one of our men her
even says he does not believe there wa
a comet, but the order of nature prove
| well enough that there is, and there wa
a comet, and everything moves all RICH
in the order of nature and the God o
! Nature is the God of the Bible.
John Il ale of Rumford Center was her
the Goth inst. buying livestock. III
bough, about forty chicks at the Mapl
& Pine Farm house. He is a fair, homes
man to deal with.
The scholars here are learning verse
appropriate for Memorial Day.
There is no cream taken to the butte
factory here now, 80 butter is quit
plenty and some cheaper. Eggs ar
20 cents dozen. The boy that bough
our last bushel of corn said it was 8
cents per bushel. We had better rails
our own corn IL that be true, had W
not?
Viola Raymond of Upton is the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Smith and family
Mrs. Joseph Bean of East Bethel wa
here on route to Bethel Hill recently.
Carey Stevens is planting corn 70
farmers here with corn planter.
Majoria Farwell and her sister Grac
have drawn some pictures OF Hover
nice enough to adorn the school room
here.
Mrs. VIM. Farwell proves herself to b
good Samaritan in several ways.