Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-16
Batllal.


Monday Mrs. B. r. Pickett left Bethel
| to visit her mother for . week.
Tuesday the W. @. T. q. gave . re-
ceptiou TO the children on Mrs. 0. u.
Mason's lawn. It was an observance Of
Flower Mission Day and to celebrate the
birthday Of Jennie Cassedsy. On GO
count Of tho excessive heat many OF the
little ones were obliged to stay ut home.
The first OF the afternoon was spent by
the children playing games. A short
program was given and refreshments
we're served, consisting Of sandwiches,
cakes and lemonade, after which Mrs.
Eldridge of Rockport, Mass entertained
the children, and older ones too, with
stories, "really true ones"-whlch she
told In her very interesting manner. The
guests OF honor were Miss Ethel Rich
srdson, teacher In room one of the brick
building, Mrs. Bertram Packard of Cam.
den, Me-, Mrs. VIM. Eldridge and little
daughter ANGELA, and Miss Ireno Locke
of Norway. At Ave O'Clock the children
carried the bouquets to the sick and
shut-ins. The generous hospitality OF
Mrs. Mason and Miss Mason 10 their
efforts to make happy afternoon, was
appreciated by the W. G. T. U. and the
children.
Myrric Tibbetts has returned from
Colorado, and is to be congratulated
upon very flsttering position offered
him In achusetts, where he and Mrs.
Tibbetts expect to move In August. They
will be much missed.
The piano contest has closed and Mics
Ruth Mason was the winner.
r. l.. Edwards has purchased q new
runabout just for business.
Fred Douglass suffered suustroke
Tuesday, but is rapidly recovering.
DR.. and Mrs. Gehring returned Satur-
day, and the sanitarium will soon be
opened.
Prof. F. E. Hanscom and son Rober,
are enjoying q trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss L. NJ. Stearns and Miss Alice
Mason went to Boston and vicinity Sat
urday morning. Miss Stesrns will visi,
some tins with her sister, Mrs. Colby.
Mrs F.B. Tuell and son Chas., who have
been visiting relatives in Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island, returned Wednesday
Miss Isabel Shirley arrived at the Rus
sell summer home Thursday.
Mr.. John V. Holt and family OF An
dover, Mass, arrived Friday evening.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Mrs. j. L. Oliver, who has been visit
ing relatives In Lewiston, has returned
homo.
Charles E. Eames has purchased 9
nice looking horse.
Mrs. Carey Stevens and son Huber
have been visiting In Livermore.
Mrs. VIM. Mason of Berlin, N. a., II
here among relatives.
Mrs. Foster nee Morrow, with her hus
bands father and mother, also her owl
daughter, is at her summer home neal
the village. Her husband will come
later on when be can leave bis business
The Shirleys and Russells of Brook
Ign, N. Y, are at their summer cottag,
and farm known as Riverside Cottage
Considerable auto riding reminds N
that In the near future We may use thu
fruits of Wright Bros achievements
Since God 10 verywhere, will He no.
care for His people in all places? Is no,
God mp in the air just the same az OF
the land?
We recently received word to 60 to {
small village to call on former pupils
six in number, who are yet alive ant
remember their old teacher.
Miss Eva Farwell and the Buck sisters
have closed successful terms of SCHOOL,
aud returned to their homes here and OF
Swan Hill.
Mrs. Mary Woodbury. and grandson
Mr.. Libby, of Portland. are at her sun
mer home here on Cspen Hill.
The Carter house has quite a few
ancient relics worth the seeing, some
furniture from one to two hundred
years old.
Guy Swan and family are on the Uncl.
Israel Kimball farm for an indefinite
time.
The new fence around the cemetery
here makes q most marked improve
ment.