Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-20
West Paris.

Sale of fancy work, aprons, and vari.
ous useful articles, under tho auspices Of
the Good Will Society Ut the First uni.
versalist church, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, May 81. Supper consisting
of baked beans, salads, hot rolls, pies,
assorted cakes, and various good things
will be served In connection with the
sale at 6 O'Clock under the auspices OF
the Young Peoples Christian Union,
and at 8 O'Clock an entertainment Will
| be presented under the Same auspices,
consisting Of instrumental and vocal mu.
sic, tableaux and readings. Supper 20
cents, children under ton years 10 cents;
entertainment 10 cents.
The drama to have been presented
under the auspices Of West Paris
Grange Tuesday evening, May 20, has
been postponed indefinitely.
Mrs.. Lesmore Currier Of Bryant Pond
Wa the guest Wednesday of her sister,
Mrs. Charles F. Barden, and family.
Mrs. Ellis 8. Doble 10 receiving the
congrat ulations OF her friends on win
ming the Kineo range In the recent
Hobbs store contest.
Mrs. Elva E. Locke, who has been
away during the winter, returned last
Saturday accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. b. s. Gerrish, and daughter Elva,
OF Woodfords. Mrs. Locke has opened
her home and expects to spend the sum
mer here.
Mrs. Hattie Mooney Lyon arrived
from Zephyr Hills, Fla, Tuesday, and Ia
at her home, the Willows. Mr.. Lyon is
expected to come Ia ter In the season.
Mrs. B. F. Dunhsm's mother, Mrs.
Foss, Is very low, and her recovery ID
not expected.
Mrs. Martha Hill, who has been III
from grippe, Is recovering. Mrs. Hill
passed her eightieth birthday Monday,
and was remembered by friends with 9
large post card shower, letters and Other
fitting tokens OF the day.
Frank l.. Willis attended the funera
of his uncle, Albert 9 FELTON,, at Higt
Street Monday.
Mrs. Harry E. Hamilton of Greenfield
Mass, who has been the guest Of bel
brother, q. w. Durham, and family, re
turned home Tuesday accompanied By
her father. 8. W. Durham.
Lewis NJ. Mann aud his uncle, Gideon
Sibley of Philadelphia, returned Frida!
from fishing trip at Bemis and Uppe
Dam.
| Mrs. Lewis N. Mann visited her broth
or, Fred Allen, and family, of Portland,
few days last week.
| C. q. Bates, who recently sold hi
house to Levi Shedd, Is to occupy th
upstairs rent In Mrs. Elva Locke's house
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Ball we're at Ne
chanic Falls, New Gloucester and Port
land last week. Mrs. Ball gave an ad
dress Tuesday at the interdeno animation
al meeting of the Royal River Sunda
School Association, and Thursday sh
} spoke at meeting of the mission cir
} Gle at Mechanic Falls.
At the annual meeting OF the Y. P. c
u, the following officers were elected:
President--Aliee Penley.
-. Vice Presidents-Eva Swift, Mary Stearns.
Sec-v. E. Ellingwood.
Treas.-Harold Perham.
:! Augustus Ounha m and granddaugt
ter, Miss Laura Barden, also Mrs. E.
, Mann, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jenni
!; Currier at Bryant Pond.
Mrs. Josephine Bates OF South PAR
has been spending the past week wit
. her son, c. q. Bates, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin j. Mann, Mis-
Florence Hildreth and Miss Laura Ba
den took an auto trip to West Sumns
"Wednesday and attended the dance.
: TRAP CORNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald OF Ne
= Hampshire are stopping at c. @, Des
born's.
Mrs. NJ. D. Foss 10 on the sick list.
y Miss Agnes Frost spent the week.en
n with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Frost,
Nswry.
J. German measles are in this vicinit,
The children of q. G. Tuell and G..
b Briggs are the latest victims.
Mrs. Mary Bradbury went to We
n Sumner with millinery May 10. Mi
- Ora Field accompanied her.
Mrs. Rennie Higgins 10 sick.