Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-25
Bethel.

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Saturday, Nov. 10, there was . pretty
homo wedding at the brides home,
when Miss Mildred Hapgood was united
In marriage to Harry Lyon OF Auburn.
The happy couple left Bethel on the
3:52 train for Auburn, where very at
tractive home awaited them.
Monday Edward King started for q
trip to Fellsmere, Florida, whore be
has business interests.
Tuesday Q number from Bethel at.
tended the funeral of Judge Enoch Fos-
ter In Portland. Brown Post, G. A. r.,
OF which Judge Foster was charter
member, was represented by Algernon
Chapman, Alfred True and Ira Jordan.
The bar was represented by our lawy ers.
Tuesday the W. @ T. U. held an inter.
esting meeting with Mrs. Chandler. Re-
ports from the Worlds and National
conventions were given.
Wednesday evening Miss Sanderson
and Miss Hanscom Of Colby College
came to Bethel and spoke before the
Young Women's Christian Association
at Silver Bay last summer, and gave
much inspiration to the Gould Academy
Y. w. G. A. Both young ladies were
full of enthusiasm In regard to the
work, and gave many helpful sugges.
lions in regard To the methods to awaken
and hold the interest Of tue members.
The community was shocked to learn
of the death of Florence, wife Of Prof.
Archer Grover Of the University OF
Maine. Mrs. Grover attended the Maine
Bowdoin football game, and was taken
i'll on her journey home, and the follow
lowing Monday submitted to an oper a.
ton for appendicitis and could not rally.
She leaves husband and two little girls,
who have the deepest sympathy Of Beth
81 friends. Prof. Grover is Bethel boy,
and graduated at Gould Academy.
DIR. r. B. Tuell Is spending few days
in Boston with his daughter, Mrs. Carl
son.
Friday evening there were two games
OF basket ball at Gould Academy gym
nasium. The juniors challenged the
seniors and won from them II to 7. The
sophomores and freshmen played, the
result being As to 9 in favor Of the sophs.
Mr.. W. A. Bunting of Yarmouth was
In Betnel TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wheeler were
called to Yarmouth by the death of Mrs.
Wheeler's brother, Walter Robinson.
Mr.. Robinson spent several months 10
Bethel with his sister.
Bethel Inn will serve a Thanksgiving
dinner to families here for S1.00 per
plate. Several families will doubtless
take advantage Of this, as they will be
sure Of first-class service.
The academy will take recess from
Wednesday to Monday, 80 teachers and
students can 60 home for Thanksgiving.
The Universalists served q chIcken.pie
supper Wednesday and the Methodist
Society will serve chicken-pie supper
Dec. Sd.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Fred E. Brown OF Berlin, N. a., has
moved into the Caswell house.
Gertrude Adams of East Bethel has
been the guest of her friend, Frances
Baker.
Eugene Reyford has moved on the Alb
bolt farm between here and East Bethel.
Mrs. Cousins (nee Abbott), is keeping
house for her uncle, Charles Davis, at
Bethel Hill.
Mrs. Frank Marston of Portland
Is with her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs..
Charles Abbott.
F. L. Russell has bought q pair Of OK
en- of Porter Farwell.
S. B. Osgood and son Frank have Wis.,
tied relatives down East.
Alice Kimball closed her school here
Friday, after a successful term, with ap-
propriate exercises and fine treat for
the scholars.
Maud Russell has returned from Han
over.
We have all had very bad colds.
We miss very much the writings OF
orr esteemed friend and brother "John. !"
A letter from Philadelphia says, ~ miss
his articles"
The beautiful sermons by Rev. Russell
81. Conwell printed in the Temple Re-
view are often sent by our sister, Rose
Packard Houghtaling Of Philadelphia,
so we have sermons to read when de-
prived of church privileges, and Blanche
has Sunday cards from her teacher,
Alice Kimball.