Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
West Paris.

Leonard B. Swan has been very III dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Alice 81. Ford expects to 60 to
Peaks Island Wednesday to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bowker Of Mills
field, N. a., have been recent guests Of
Mrs. Bowker's parents, Mr.. and MIS-. T.
ID. Stilwell.
Mrs. Irwin L. Bowker Of Portland re-
turned home Wednesday, having beer
within parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Tuell, since Sunday.
Luther Dana went to Portland one day
last week to attend the funeral OF biz
brother, John Dana.
Misses Louise and Ethel Dana Of
IWestbrook have been recent guests Of
their uncle and aunt, Luther Dana and
Miss Mary Dana.
A few people from here attended
Davis dance at South Woodstock Satur.
day night.
Mrs. Mary Bacon and Mrs. Gertrude
Marston went to Bryant Pond Tuesday
to attend the funeral OF Fred Noyes'
child.
DIR. Wsbber of Lewiston assisted by
DR.. Wheeler performed an operation for
appendicitis upon James Dudley oil
Stssrns Hill Friday.
Peace Day was observed Monday 10
the school here, and good number oil
visitors enjoyed the exercises.
Educational Sunday was observed q
the Universalist church. The pastor
preached q very excellent sermon and
the music WAS appropriate. The Boy
Scouts occupied front seats during The
service and looked very nice In their new
suits.
The sale, supper and entertainment
was held Wednesday at the Universalis'
church, as had been previously adver'
tised, and was very successful. Nearly
everything from the fancy work, apron
fruit, candy and plant tables had beer
sold before evening, and at 8;3O an OK
cellent supper was served to large
number. The evenings entertainment,
consisted of instrumental and voca
music, readings, tablsaux and represen
tations of titles of books. Harold Per
ham read two selections from Oliver
Wendell Holmes writings; the tableau1
and book titles were represented by The
following children: Ronald Perham
Rsynold Chase, Dorothy Wardwell
Beatrice Smith, Beatrice Davis ant
Myrtle Robinson; piano solo by Mis-
Florence Hildreth; piano duet, Mary
Stearus and Bertha Swift, piano solo
Bertha Swift; piano solo, Mary Stearns
The audience were also highly favored
by violin 500 and vocal solo by Mr.
Cobb, accompanied by Mrs. Cobb o
Brunswick. Each number Of the musica
program was very pleasing to the an
disnce and each artist responded witt
an encore. Altogether the affair wa
successful beyond expectation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Irish and Eliza
beth, accompanied by three ladies, cam'
by auto from Buckfleld Wednesday t
attend the sale.
/ TRAP CORNER.
Mrs. NJ. D. Foss, who has been on the
sick list, is some better.
Mrs. Maud Westcott and Mrs. Bel
lTosron and son Albert OF Portland
came May 10, to be with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Foss for . while
Mrs. Wescott returned to Portland Ma,
l2lst
Mrs. Mary Bradbury and daughter
Mrs. I. A. Thorn were in Locke's Mill
recently.
Mrs. Loretta Churchill who has bsel
in South Paris for quite while is witt
her daughter, Mrs. g. W. Berry.
| E. H. Stearns Is putting an addition
on his barn.
We noticed In the last Democrat men
ton made Of two buffalo robes owned IL
the state of Maine. Iu the item 1t say
there are probably few II any others Il
the state. Mrs. Emily Field has one whic
although not in the best of condition
will be warm robe for good man