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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Cottage Colon! Practically Com
plcteG In Fast Week.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. Juv l3 1h' colony
of co'iaCrrs from Nav York wa- h"selr
increased this week and il now pracf i-ll' y
complete. many OF tis oottageTs optntug
their sImnar home, a couple ri week.
earlier than usual hecau.e Of the intca,e
heat in the city.
Among N" New Workers WI, have
taken possession nf tleir c1ttlc,s ara
Mrs. Henry b. HYDE. Capt. ia !"os n.
Andrews Hooper E. Barrett. Carynan H.
Barrett. Mrs. Thndora Bailey. llrs. Nrorge
". Carleton. Hr. George II. (ochrane,
ldwin w. Coggc-i:i.!l. Ja'G'S {. pun,
William d. tlli-. Ano. +. Emo. Mrs
tatharinc Frech. Mrs John L. rral'v
tine Misses Griffith. Miss Christine Hal
stead. William VI Hoes. Joscpn =. Harris.
John c. Ja"ohy, Edward v. kearney,
Col. George Perkins Lawton, Wi'ii'm j
Mo-r,ss.y. Nine Grace l.. NankDwski.
tnaunc"y Olcott. Mrs. Henry ID purror.
H." Rev Or. Spencer J.. Roche 'lrs. Ben
jamin + Spink. Ackov &. schuyler.
George v Nj. ntuvges, r. Lo!oy Sniter-
bee, Mirahelu T. Towns. F, " Iooker,
! frederick ". Won 't1de. Henry Waidlnann
Dr Rotcrt T. Vile.
Gen. Bcnianin Tracy of New York
was guest IN ;he village for portion
tI me Ntfh
Mr and S;r.. frank J Nolan have
opened their summer home which tlcy
recently purchased. Mr.. Nolan horses
ar quarter'd d a. hi. private stables here,
wh"r" they vii rrmain during ttc summer
n preparation for the fail race meet ings
Tea nj the Casino was again ~" attran,,
tlon for u tnrong ot summer visitors ana
cottaEer> Wednesday, afternoon. Il was
in charg" Of Mrs waldo l.. Rich and Miss
'oneIlcvr ". Putnam. Among those
who assisted was Miss Allen of tardiN,
Nalo.
he roil"g" men among the Gotta gcrs
and hotel Guests are planning for the iirsi
annual reunion Of thc National isSociati ior
Of ole ge .,ien. which viii pc hcld hero
JUly % to August Or Cal in y. May
Of New York is president OF the associa-
t!on, whlc'l AS organized here last wear
a programiae Of tennis, golf, baseball
and track events is b ing prepa red in
GLIDING "A bah at the Casino. Of which
Daniel l.. Iawtop of New York. Stuart
Don of Troy and DaI id ". Nahee are ~
charge Nearly 2Oo college men partici-
pHtsd in III" events last year and II l.
expected that this number viii be doubled
Baseball is arousing a great deal OF
interest among the summer isitor-
and u series of games has been arranged
for the championship of the lower Adiron-
dack resorts. The Saratoga team includes
Of Colgate University and Heslin of tniol
College. The SaratOgians believe that in
their pitcher. George Waring. they have
acoming hig Lacquer. In his last two games
he has struck out twenty-eight battcrs
end allowed but five hits.
.-syeral tournaments are being planned
al the Saratoga Golf Club grounds anc
every afternoon the links and tennis courts
are thronged. Among the REGULAR on
the golf links are william ID. Ellis ahc
Daniel Lawton of New York,
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CATSK|Ll VISITED BY
! 100 AUTOS IN ONE DAY
All Contained Parties Bound for
Nearby Mountain
Resorts.
SEASON BEGINS EARLIER
ltl Height Reached Ten Days
Sooner Than in Previous
Years.
SEASON BEGINS EARLIER

NhrskIiL. y. Y. July IA Over
hundred automobile touring nar,i.s
bound for summer resorts throughout
the Catskills have passed through this
gateway since early morning and during
the day each train and boat stopping at
Catskill or at Grccndal. has discharged
an unusually large number of passenger
VINO are just beginning their summer
vacations. and as tho crowd has increased
az the resorts To a greater extent than was
expected this week the sctspn il roach.
ing its height ten days alrii,r th,n IL!
past years. to the great oloiyh, Of tho
hotel men.
The Grant House has been tho centre
of social interest here during tho week
and the several affairs. including this
evening : hop. that have taken place have
leen pleasant.
Tennis has leen one Of the most popu-
lar diversions and tho tennis dance To
lie held on July % bids fair To be an an un-
usually pleasant event.
Among the people who are on ,viny
their summer outings her" ara Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Harper and son Mrs. +. Cornell
Miss Seit. Mrs. Pees, Mrs. u. Srhwah
and child. J. NJ. Mlhun. Miss G. iinYrv
Miss Lillian E. Eis"llo. Miss t;e~truJc
Donniez. Mr.. and Mr,. William Simpson.
j. c. Donnolly Of Brooklyn, N,,s =
t. Donahue. Miss A. l.. O'Connor Of
nay Ridge, Miss Kathryn +. Shar-
ley. Mrs. II. Peterson and son, Mrs
l.. l.. Tinker. Mr.. and Mrs Nillcr. DR..
and Mrs. }. II. White. Miss Rosemary
White. NJ. McNarma. Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs Wolgcmu,h and MIR
and Mrs. +. H. lester If New York city.
The Salisbury House has teen lIv,l,.
curing the weak and will lie busy ,nt.i
late in September. Among ,hc la,r ar
rivals there are NJ. and Mrs John Parry
Mr.. and Mrs. H. EDWARDS. Miss Nosan,nid
Duuden. Louis Marks. Mrs Jchn Dunn
and famil y. Mr. and Mrs. Casey. and
a. Vincent, New Work civ
Miss Maude SnamS. accompanied V
her maid and sel'e,arv. s,cnt sm. .c.ay
evening al LOUD Hotel Ell route t. Kew
YORK. where she eport N,rday ard
tuesday, reilHnia1 , 1t" ner sumintr home
al onteora ParH ou Ne;.i.. .day
MoGd"ns C"tiaf" Is enter tanning amo + e
is visitors Miss Amy ". pu hour. Hairoid
NJ. Du -Four. and Jcscph Fasano. Brock
lyn.
The boating PARTIES ~ Crsnksidc. he
dances and Inc laiEng parties Duv"l. .ocn
pleasant dly"rai'.-- during lhe la-. wees
Eubei stein. Miss irieda Levy. Mr. and
Mis-. Matthew H."lv Miss tiorru,.
Lacks, Mrs. II. Flai ~ ard family. Mis-
White. New Norh civ: Miss Ida Lawrence.
Miss lie t,Ya.., tlcr"iard. rnio; Vii =
l-ie HuPi g b., NJ. srd MG-. {. R.oh,
Nr. Walter heoh. Ncvari. y. J Mr. and
Ms. Charles Roc, ,eisey City. y. J.
The kista'om Hotel j. entertaining
Io'iis Rn"-hv Gc.Ige Frank \.y YORK
Guy; !L;h'r Na' son. Mis-. Fd' t'a,"s~ri.
and Misc gIiIrL Rand. k,chm, I'D Hill.
y. Y.
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The Mo~in Ridge or the Ce~tskills. :.

OF Dr. George Burbank Shattuck, pro-
fessor Of geology; Miss Mary Louise
!.oudon. instructor in chemistry. and DR.
Marian Eleanor Llper resident ply sician.
gil OF whom are members OF the Vassar
faculty.
=. DR.. Willy Meyer and family Of New
FORK have arrived st the Hotel Sagamore
for the season.
John h. Hand Of New York has joined
his brother. Richard Hand. who is q
guest at the Hotel Marian
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laurel Of New York
are spending their honeymoon at the
Hotel Marian
n. y. Holmes and family Of New York
haze arrived at the Hotel Marian for the
season
Mr., and Mrs. X. c. Wander veer of New
York are spending their honeymoon at
the Hotel Marian Other New Workers.
to arrive at the Hotel Marian are Mrs
John NJ Clark, Miss Clark. Miss Theodore
thompson. Miss Bertha Sutter. Miss j
Gibbons. Mrs. F. Kast and the Misses
Helene, Sibyl and Katherine Sancerson
Joshua I.oew Of New York has opened
a camp for boys at a point on the lake
opposite Hague
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Van FI.ned fosse and sites sal. and
l.
The sun., 1912-07-14

Dr. II. NJ Brown. ono Of the bass fisher
men here. made "A trir to N" Rau,ictte
Riv"r country and r"' 'tIru"d with fire
string of black bass Snva,nl of the fish
weighed three pounds each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward VI. i}ulklcv or En- :
gl"wood, y. j., have opened Camp of the
Winds
The sun., 1912-07-14
Moving Picturca In China.

FrOW Wc PfNIn U0NN NFNa.
Cnematograph shows are catching on
with the Chinese IN Canton and n good deal
of money is being made out Of existing
places. while applications for licenses are
being received all round
Yesterday merchant asked Tor per-
mission 10 open two places one on the
bund aud 'hn other at thcn1 SHOW street
and offered To pay ~ .UW year as u tax Tor
each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNOS OF ThR WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hul.

First Baptist Church, Rsv. g. W. r. Hill. pas.
tor. Preaching every Sunday At lOA5 A. u.
Sunday school at II. Sabbath evening service
at SO. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at
the lss Sunday Of the month at 50 P. Y. All
not otherwise connected ara cordially invited.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Knickerbocker,
who had remained at The Beeches after
the close Of Mr.. Knickerbocker's sum-
mer services on account of Mrs. Knicker-
bocker's health, returned Saturday to
their home In Arlington, Mass. Mrs.
Kuickerbocksr 10 considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce are on q
visit to Boston.
William z. Atwood of Portland and
C. D. Morse of Brown University, Provi-
dence, R. l., were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Atwood the past week.
The Paris Hill Country Club began
last week the work. of grading the
grounds on its recent purchase, the
Clark estate, for the new tennis court
and croquet grounds. These will be
built 10 the lot south Of the club house
and adjoining Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw of Auburn
visited relatives here over Sunday.
The Beeches closes very successful
season this week. DR.. Hammond goes
to Augusta, Ga, for the winter and
Miss Leverich will remain In Portland
for time.
Sgt. P. s. johnson, U. 8. Army, sta
toned at Portland, Is visiting bis family
in this village.
Rev. G. W. r. Hill 10 spending several
days at West Sumner this week. Mr..
Hill breaches at tho West Sumner Bap-
fist church Sunday afternoons.
Miss Nellie Marshall 10 visiting her
brother in Burlington, Vermont.
George B. Shaw, who has been quite
sick the past week, IL reported better
Monday.
There will be circle supper and so.
cial at Cummings Hall Tuesday evening
of this week. As 1t makes II 30 hard fol
the supper committee to solicit over the
whole village, will rybody please fee
that they are cordially invited to come
and bring something for the tables. A
baked bean supper will be served at the
usual hour, $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19

Augusta, Nov. Is. Special. )-Blaine 8.
Vi!es of Augusta, the Republican MEM
Der of the Commissioners of Inland Fish
cries and Game has announced his candi-
dacy for the craftsmanship of the board
and is receiving flattering support from
all parts of the state. Mr.. Viles was ap-
pointe I to the mmission by Governor
Fernald In 1910 and has been it's most
valuable member to the fish and game
interests.
Mr.. Viles was born In North New
Portland and lived In Skowhegan during
bis boy hood, but he has travelled every
part of the big game country and knows
the needs OF the state In the sporting line
better than any other man In 1t. He was
graduated from Bowdoin college In 1908
and then studied at the Yale Forestry
School two years, being classmate OF
John Appleton Of Bangor.
bis first big job after be finished his
education was as superintendent OF Cor
bin park in New Hampshire. This Is
the largest fenced game preserve in the
country. Mr.. Viles not only made q
success of raising aud caring for the AMI
mails, but he also put the park on pay
ing basis financially.
In 1908 Mr.. Viles came to Augusta and
engaged In the business OF practical
forester. Later be took up the purchase
and development of cumberland In con-
nection with his other business and has
built up large clientage.
As q commissioner Of fish and game
he has given bis duties every attention
and has made an enviable name for him
self among the men with whom he has
come in contact. His friends are urging
everyone to endorse him by letter, send
ing the letter directly to him, so that
the whole endorsement may be fled at
OnO0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
Bryant's Pond.

Charles Keith, who has been spending
bis vacation with his sister, Mrs. Abner
Benson, at East Woodstock, returned to
his home In Beverly, Mass, Monday
night.
All the section hands are engaged In
loading grOut at the quarry which Is to
be used on Grand Trunk bridge work.
Charles Howe of Mechanic Falls Ia on
q visit to bis mother, Mrs. Sarah Howe.
The wife Of VIM. S. Davis Is very i'll,
suffering from partial shock. Minnie
Tibbetts, a trained nurse from Portland,
10 caring for her.
Russell Adams, who has been on
several sailing trips with his father this
season, returned home two weeks ago.
He was accompanied by his sister, Sybil
Adams, who has passed the summer in
Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19

Miss Rose Clark of South Paris closed
a very successful term of school In Dis
trict No. s, Nov. 9Th. The closing enter
tainment by the children-most OF them
very young-was remarkably good. A
banquet was served, and good time en-
joysd by all. The children have made
great progress. and the parents hope
Miss Clark will come back next term.
Tue circle supper Tuesday was we'll
attended, so taking supper.
Quite number of the citizens went to
Portland Tuesday to attend the meeting
Of the Maine Pathological Society, or
there would have been . still better At
tendance at the supper.
Miss Phillips Of East Hebron 10 spend.
ing few days at Benson Phillips.
Hebron Grange held an altday meeting
Wednesday. and one candidate. was
given two degrees.
Mrs. v. n. Philbriok, who has been
very seriously III at her daughters In
Midway, Mass, has 90 far recovered
that she came homo Wednesday.
DR.. Parmalee was In town Wednesday,
accompanied BY bis sister, Miss Parmalee
of Rockland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD So

OXFORD ss. NOVEMBER End, A. ID. lSl2.
Taken this second day OF November A. D 1912
on execution dated October 18th. 1919, Issued on
ju Igment rendered by the Supreme judicial
Court. for the said county of Oxford, at o term
OF said Court begun and held at Paris, In said
1919, to wit, on the eighteenth day Of October,
1912. In favor of James A. Penley and Frank
II. Plummer, both of Paris In the county and
STATE aforesaid, late copartners In trade under
the firm name and style Of Penley and Plummer
at said Paris. against Benjamin j. Taylor OF
twenty dollars and 90 cents debt or dam.
age, and eighteen dollars and ninety -four cents
costs Of suit and fifteen cents more for the writ
OF execution In the whole amounting 70 forty six
dollars and sixty nine cents and will be sold ut
public auction, at the Office OF Eugene r. Smith.
Norway Maine, in the village OF Norway, Main
Street. to the highest bidder on the seventeenth
the forenoon. the following described real estate
and all the right title and Interest which the said
Benjamin J. Tsy lor has and had In and TO the
same on the 18th day of February A. d. 1912 at
1 80 O'Clock afternoon, the time when the same
was attached on the writ In the same suit to
VITA certain lot or parcel Of land with the
buildings thereon situatet In the town OF Buck
Easterly side Of the road leading from Henry W
Whitmsn's to Daniel W. Maxim's and being the
homestead farm Of the late Asa Taylor BY whom
It was devised TO said Benjamin j. Taylor and
others, bounded and described ss follows, 70
Wilton the Westerly side by the Aforesaid
road ON the Northerly side BY Land Of Daniel
W. MaximEOn the Easterly aide By land OF
by land of said whitman and Lorena Winsow
and being the same premises on which the sal
Benjamin j. Taylor resides.
i7.iS HAIRY b. COLE. Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
PROBATE NOTICES.

To all persons interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
At Probate Court, held at Rumford, In and for
the County Of Oxford, on the second Tuesday Of
Nov, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twelve. The following matter
having been presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter indicated, It 10 hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given TO all persons In.
terested, BY causing COPY Of this ORDER 70 be
publiahed three weeks successfully In the OK
ford Democrat, newspaper published at South
Paris. In said County, thai they may appear at
Probate Court to be held at Paris ON the
third Tuesday of December A. D. 1919, az Of the
clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they see cause.
Mary e. Plummsr late of Sweden, d..
ceased; petition for detern ination of collateral
inheritance tax presented By Mary H. King, OK.
ecutrix.
sarah o. Bean late Of Milan, N. a., de-.
ceased; petition for determination Of collateral
inheritance tax presented by Ransom A.
Twitchell. administrator with the viii annexed.
Bert l.. Trask Of Peru, ward; frat account
presented for allowance by Elforrest g. Bassett.
guardian.
Mary e. Plummer late Of Sweden, deceased:
drst and 6nal account presented for allowance
by Mary b. King, executrix.
ADDISON e. HERRrcK, Judge Of said Court.
A true c0py-attest:
la.sl ALBERT D. PARK. Rssister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
North Buckfield.

Althea Stetson 10 on the sick list.
Mrs. Martha Record 10 at Mrs. Isabelle
Swallows. She Is going to spend the
winter there.
School closed Friday for two weeks
vacation. The pupils have just secured
a new flag for the school house by
selling flag pins.
James Robinson has been at r. E.
Heald's.
Wilbur Warren 10 at work for Amos
Foster.
p. G. Heald and wife were In Lewiston
Monday.
Miss Helen Me,calf Of Auburn Is visit
ing At |. ID. Fuller's.
Mordant Rowe is doing we'll since his
operation for appendicitis.
/. d. Fuller Is better.
Deer are quite plenty 10 this vicinity,
but n yet none have been killed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
Brownfleld.

DR.. Fitch has purchased q Cosey Cab,
also foot heater to 90 with It.
The Halloween social given Wednes.
day evening at Town Hall was quito a
success, adding $3.50 to the piano fund
for the grammar school.
Selden Boynton and family have moved
into ono of George Wakefleld's rents.
Mrs. Lizzie Rowe has closed her house
and gone to Peabody, Mass, for the
winter.
j. L. Frink has been having extensive
repairs made on his buildings.
Mrs. Sarah Linscott is In poor health.
Mrs. Sarah Whitney gave whist party
Saturday evening.
Chicken supper tonight at Town Hall.
Misses Lena Perkins and Matte Went.
worth, who spent the summer In Con.
way, have returned homo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
East Sumner.

The remains Of Mrs. Abel Benson
were brought from Massachusetts, last
week to Sumner and buried beside her
husband who died several years ago.
Mr.. Benson and family lived for several
years In Sumner.
Our residents generally are pleased to
learn that David r. Coles and wife, who
have have lived in Quincy, Mass, the
past year, are to return to the place for
merly occupied by them, having pur-
chased the same. Such genial, lively
people are always welcomed.
The death Of Mrs. Hiram Buck OF
Sumner occurred on Friday, the 9Th.
Mr. Buck and wife have long been resi-
dents In town, and were among our aged
aud much respected residents. Mr..
Buck 10 quite smart for his age.
The Congregational Circle will serve q
supper followed by . social on Friday
evening following Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
Denmark.

The labelling room at the corn shop will
close, Saturday, 23rd.
The new bridge 10 fast nearing compile
ton.
The soldiers monument has been
erected and 10 flne specimen Of work
manship. 1t has not been decided -
yet when to dedicate the same.
The many friends OF Mrs. A. p. Cobb
express their sympathy for her In the
loss of her sister, Mrs. Harris of Provi-
dence, r. l., who died last Monday.
1t 10 reported that there will be .
dancing school ut Odd Fellows' Hall this
fall and winter.
willard Lord shot . flus buck deer
Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
North Paris.

Fred Bickford of East Rochester visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Eunice Jones, Nov.
10, at his Cousins, Mrs. z. E. Fields.
Mrs. Emily Field has sold her apples
to Fred Durham, aud has had them
packed.
Miss Louise Hodgdon visited In Bethel
over the week end Nov. 9th, and 10th.
Herbert Richardson visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Churchill,
recently.
G. B. Stevens has sold his apples to
Fred Durham and is having them pack
ed.
Mrs. Emily F. Field and Miss Ora e.
Field went to South Paris and Norway,
Nov. Is.
Mrs. L. ]. Trask and daughter Miss
Gladys went to Bethel Nov. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
'FLAeGED TRAIN WITH SHIRT.

Tearing his shirt from his back an
Ohio man tagged train and saved II
from q wreck, but q. T. Aston, Raleigh,
N. c., once prevented wreck with Flee.
trio Bitters. "I was in terrible plight
when began to use thsm," be writes,
"my stomach, head, back and kidneys
we're all badly affected and my liver was
in bad condition, but four bottles Of
Electric Bitters made me feel like new
man" A trial will convince you Of
their maichless merit for any stomach,
liver or kidney trouble. Price 30 cents
d Chss. Il. Howard Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
Hanover.


Chesley Saunders and Harlan Bartlett
each got deer one day last week.
]. Morse and son, Clark, were In Graf
ton one day last week deer hunting.
q. j. Stearns worked for A. T. Pow
ers few days last week.
Trapping aud hunting. is the foyer
here ut present.
Herman Skillings Of Bethel was in this
place calling on friends ono day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli W. Stearns and their
son. Leroy, spent last Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Skillings OF Bethel.
Mrs. Chesley Saunders was in Bethel
last week.
Miss Emma Mayconnell and gentle
man friend called on Mrs. Nancy May
conuell last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lila Smith Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Edith Tbayer of South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Powers and their
son Lewis spent last Sunday ut Leforest
York's In Bethel.
J. B. Roberts went to Portland last
Monday on business, and his nephew,
Paul Staples, accompanied him.
Master Leroy A. Stearns spent last
Saturday night with bis teacher, Elson
d. Harmon,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19

While crossing Bannock Hill, Periey
A Smith Of Aliens Mills, found /. year,
ling doe dead. He examined ADA sna
found Il was killed by charge OF o'io
shot. which passed through the oody
leaving no visible wound. The deer naa
bled inwardly until Il died. Tnere
should be Q heavy fine for shooting ~
large game with that kind OF ammnni.
don. and common sense ought to teach :
hunter that, while he may wound, no 10
not likely to secure bis game, says inc
p~opklfu Jonrnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-19
East Bethel.

Miss Rena George closed q very success.
full and instructive term Of school here
Friday, Nov. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Jones have return
ed and opened their home here for the
winter.
Miss Alice Kimball recently visited
her friend, Miss Eva Bean.
Mrs. q. E. Bartlett has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. d. P. Lyon of
Rumford Falls, tho past week.
Mrs. Everett Mitchell OF Hanover aud
little daughter recently visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. Swan.
The young people enjoyed an old.
time husking bee at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Bartlett, Friday evening.
A light snow Friday morning brought
ont ali the deer hunters.