Oxford Democrat., 1913-07-01
West Paris.

"GSA |
Rafs HIATT was at home from Colby
College for short visit last week.
The high school closed Friday. Prin-
cipal Keaney left fos Boston Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Frank Leslie of Andover was q
guest at DR.. Wheeler'sa few days last
| week.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter Frances OF
Boston are at j. r. fuckers.
Theodore L. Bates of New Haven,
Conn.,, is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis G. Bates.
Mrs. Lizzie Day Of Lewiston has beer
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tuell
and other relatives and friends here.
E.T. Garland OF Portland, superin
tendent of the Maine Bible Society, gave
an able address at the Universalisl
church Sunday morning, June %, in the
interest OF the Society.
A variety shower was gwen MISS Ha-
eel L. Bacon Tuesday afternoon at the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. G. Perham.
More than forty we're present, and Miss
Bacon received many gifts consisting OF
china, glass, linen, kitchen utensils, q
willow chair, commode set, and good
sum of money. Refreshments Of punch,
cake, crackers and fruit were served.
Will Emery has moved his family to
Crystal, N. H., where he has work. This
is the third summer the family have
spent there, returning in season for the
children to begin the fall term of school.
Miss Agnes Gray of South Paris has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Emeline Bicknell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Danforth of Nor.
way were recent guests OF Mr.. Dan
forth's cousin, Mrs. Martha Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Smith recently
took an auto trip to Mount Vernon.
| Recent guests at Rev. D. A. Balrs
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Finney OF Cum
berland Mills, Francis Cobb, Mrs. Bon
ney and niece, Mss Margery Crawford o.
Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Barrows, who re
Gently sold their farm on High Street
will move into the Methodist parsonage
| John w. Estes and Miss Hazel L.
Bacon were quietly married at the home
of Rev. D. A. Ball Wednesday evening
They have the best wishes of many
friends for future happiness and pros
perity.
Mrs. Elmer Hammond, who has beel
insane for the past two or three weeks
was taken to Augusta Saturday.
jefferson Chapter, o. E. S, of Bryan
Pond, visited Granite Chapter Thurs
day evening. Two members were in
itiated and Jefferson Chapter did th
work.
Mrs. J.. r. Willis Is very i'll from
poisoning on her arm which is supposed
to be caused by the bite Of spider.
) Frank Fl. Hill and family are spend
ing the week at their camp at Locke
Mills.
Chester Lane and family have been a
Oquossoc several days this week.
| A band of gipsies passed this villag
Friday afternoon. There were fou
well filled wagons besides several oil
horses and dogs. All together the
were the hardest looking crowd eve
seen in this vicinity.
TRAP CORNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plummer O
California aud Mr.. and Mrs. E. q
Stearus of this place spent last week i
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Mary G. Bradbury and Miss Or
Z. Field spent few days in Rumfor
Corner, Milton and Locke's Mills re
cently.
Miss Ida Littlehale of Newry visitet
Miss Agnes Frost at A. r Tuell's.
Mrs. G. L. Briggs, May and Donald
spent the weekend in South Paris.
Keith Field has been working for A
D. Hazelton of West Sumner.
| A party of gypsies passing throug
here June 27 caused quite little excite
ment. They camped below G. G. Tuell'
and turned their horses loose to Craze Ii
the fields beside the road, until the con
stable advised them to move on.
G. w. Berry is painting his buildings
Miss Eva Brock has a new piano.