Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-02-06
Bethel.


Rev. ". G. Curtis and Eve Of the Z.
o. K. A. boys attended the Boyi Confer
ence at Waterville, returning Monday
afternoon.
Tuesday, the funeral OF Ns. Harry
Head was held ut the homo OF her moth.
or, Mrs. John Barker, attended By Rev.
W. G. Curtis. Very much sympathy 70
expressed for the family by their many
Bethel friends.
Prof. William r. Chapman has pur'
chased the "Ryersoi" place.
Mr.. Clark Of Rumford has purchased
the "Cullen FarWell' place on Mason
Street and will soon move bis family
here.
Miss Daisy Dixon 10 at homo from Au.
gusts to visit her aunt, Mrs. L. I. Bar
fer, for . few days. Miss Dixon has 2
flne position In tho Kennebec journal
Office.
d. A. Packard still remains III at bis
home on Main Street.
Thursday afternoon the students and
teachers Of Could Academy held thei!
annual fair and supper In Garland
Chapel. Each class had special table
under its direction and tho alumni table
was presided over BY Miss Edith Hast.
ings, Miss Susan King and Miss Aethel
Packard, all graduates Of Gould. The
tables were we'll supplied with useful
and fancy articles and were well pat
ronized. A good number enjoyed the
supper which was under tho supervision
of Miss Marian Pratt, associate principal.
In the evening . programme WAS given
In Odeon Hall, which included songs BY
male quartette, composed OF Messrs.
Earle Farnham, Walter Keene, Lawrence
Philbrook and Guy Kendall, songs BY q
chorus, violin solo by Miss Margaret
Herrick, a vocal solo by Miss Mona
Martyr, and the college comedy In three
acts, 1.-THE Sophomore" The parts
were we'll assigned, and tho play wa
good.
The cast of "The Sophomore" was 81
follows:
Robert Stewart, the Sophomore, star fullback
on football team, Lawrence Phiibrooh
"Bud Kennedy" Captain football team,
Earle Farnean
MORE soPHOMoREs:
"Rinh" Bsnnister' vsnsy,. H Rn~e,
freddy" Simms.. -..----.---.-.... Etnest pOWiel
|
'A' John Howe
Livingstone. head coach Of the team.
| Homer Parker
"Owr" GrIggs. A "greasy grind" Walter Keen'
Prot. Alden, NJ. A., B. b., Professor Of Physics,
Arthur Cumming
Aunt Aunt Nary H Scott cot relative Of xidsn::
Matilda D"'ssn' rsl''ys = 81 R. ASssi
Violet. Servant at Alden's House,
A full house enjoyed the entertain
ment and the younger people enjoyed
social dance at the close Of the drama
The proceeds of the fair and dram,
amounted to more than $500 which vii
be used for the academy.
Friday evening, Morse High basks
ball team played the academy team
The home team won 2818.
Miss A. NJ. Robertson, who has beer
spending some time with friends In An
gusta and Lawrence, Mass, returned
home Thursday.
Postmaster j. c. Billings 10 Ill At BIZ
homo.
Mrs. May /. Goodwin has returned from
the Maine General Hospital, having sub
mitted to critical surgical operation.
Tho town schools closed Friday for {
vacation until the middle OF April.
Colds and sore tbroats are very preva
lent.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Mrs. Foy Brown Is visiting ct he
home In Hanover.
Miss Augusta Sanborn sprained he
ankle so she is obliged to use crutch.
School closed here Feb. 2, after sue
cessful term taught by Mary G. Stanley
February came 10 with gentle breez
and lovely blue sky.
Some nice Ice has been harvested il
this vicinity.
| Considerable wood has been cut her
and hauled to Bethel Hill, and som
shipped to Berlin, N. q.
Signs of spring-and then 1--WE vii
sing our new song"
| VIM. Fsrwell 10 cutting white birch TO
market.