Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-06-17
West Paris.

Mrs. L. G. Bates 10 Visiting her SON,
vernal Bates, and family, ct New Havsr,
Conn.
Mrs. John Il. Millett Of Norway 10
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Patch.
Mrs. Patch IL also receiving . visit from
her aunt.
Rand Dunham of Rumford Falls has
been guest at c. F. Barden's.
Miss Lillian Tibbetts Of Portland, who
has been nursing James Dudley, 10 the
guest OF Mrs. r. E. Wheeler.
George Tuell has moved his family
into Mrs. NJ. G. Bradbury's rent at Trap
Corner.
Charles R. Briggs has resigned bis po'
sItion a. mail carrier on route 3. d. X.
Tuell, the substitute on the route, will
carry the mail until new carrier 10 ap-
pointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plummer Of Po-
mona, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Plum.
mer's brother, Eldron Stearns, also her
niece, Mrs. C. d. Lane, Jr. Mr.. Plum
mer 10 trying to buy house or build
ing lot on which to build.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Buck have q
little son born Monday. Mrs. Flora
Cummings of Norway is the nurse.
Mrs. Davis Lovejoy of Bethel was q
guest Tuesday in the family Of g. W.
Berry.
Miss Jennie Bradbury was at home
from Lewiston Sunday, June 9Th.
J.R. Tucker has been receiving q visit
from his sister and nephew from Massa
cbusetts.
A good sized audience attended the
exercises on Children's Day, June 9Th,
at the Universalist church. The chill
dren all did we'll, and very good pro
gram was presented. A rose exercise
by q class Of eight little girls was es
pecially pleasing. There was child's
baptismal service at the close OF the ex
ercises.
| A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Tubbs on Sunday, June 8. Mr.
Tubbs, accompanied by bis uncle, A. L
lTubbs Of South Paris, started for FlOri
da last Saturday morning.
DR.. F. q. Packard and family spen
the weekend at their camp at Locke
Mills.
A large audience was present to wit
ness the graduating exercises of th'
nth grade OF the West Paris Gramma
School. The program was presented a
given in last weeks issue, and each pu
pill deserves much praise. Much credi
is also due the teacher, Miss Florence
Hildretb, for the able manner In which
the program was presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. L: NJ. Mann, Mr.. ant
Mrs. <. j. Mann, Mrs. c. F. Barden ant
Miss Laura Barden attended the Rradu
a,ing exercises OF Woodstock Higt
School at Bryant Pond Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Shurtleff of South Pari
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. II. Lane.
There was large attendance at tn
district meeting held with Onward Re
beksh Lodge Tuesday evening. Mis-
Vesta C. Written of Fairfield, vice presi
dent of the Rebeksh Assembly, and Mrs
Alice Fsrwell of Bethel, district deputy
were present. There were eleven visitor
from Bethel. Supper was served to tn
guests, and refreshments of Ice cream
and cake we're served to all at the clos,
of the work.
Mrs. Frances Durham of West Sum
uer is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Der
Day.
TRAP CORNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Plummer are visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Mary Stearns, who has been hav
ing quite hard time with an abscess o.
her head as the result of the Germa
measles. She is on the gain now.
Mrs. Lottie Ellis has been visiting re-
atives in South Paris recently. Her sit
ter, Mrs. Mary Bradbury, kept hons
, for her.
. Mrs. NJ. D. Foss and daughter, Mrs
Lena Torson, were In Norway one da
recently.
. Mr.. A. r. Tuell carried bis grand
daughter, Miss Agnes Frost, to Newry
see her mother, Mrs. Carrie Frost
June s.
Mrs. Davis Lovejoy of Bethel visite
r friends and relatives here recently. Sh
also attended the Rebskah meeting.
ri G. G. Tuell has moved bis family Int
, Mrs. Mary Bradbury's downstairs rent
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