Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-19
Vast Parls.

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Mary Baillie, thor-entertainer, a.
sisted by local musical talent, ut West
Paris Grange Hall, Wednesday evening,
Aug. 90, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Baillie will give an entirely
new program Of monologues, plsylets
and im persouatious. She was here last
year in September and gave very pleas
ant entertainment. She has rare ability
az reader and very pleasing manner.
She will be assisted by local talent by
vocal music consisting of mixed quar-
tettes, duets and solos, with Mrs. Dana
Grover, pianist. There will be food, ice
cream and cake for sale at O'Clock In
the afternoon. Proceeds OF afternoon
and evening for benefit Of the L. s. G. OF
the F. B. church.
Mrs. Lena Sewall Herrick went to
Portland last Friday on her way to
Madison, N. H.. where she has engaged
to teach the coming year. She visits
her cousin, Mrs. Charles A. Noyes, and
Miss Amelia W. Dyer, at Little Diamond
Island.
Mrs. +. z. Wheeler gave very delight
full lawn party Friday afternoon from 3
to 5 O'Clock in honor of her guest, Miss
Lillian Tibbetts of Portland. Refresh
ments were served and q very pleasant
afternoon passed.
A party composed nf Mr.. and Mrs. C..
If. Barden, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Burrows,
Mrs. Josephine johnson, Miss Clara
Hall, Mrs. Emma w. Mann. and Mrs. G
A. Smith spent portion of last week at
Davis & Hills camp at Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Briggs were recent
guests of Mrs. Sara E. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens OF Cor
ham, N. a., were guests Tuesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett D. Tuell OF West
Upton, Mass, who are on a motor trip
to Maine, have been recent guests o'
friends at West Paris.
| Mrs. Frank L. Willis wishes TO thank
the many friends who so kindly sent
greetings and remembrances during the
past three weeks that she has been SUI
f.ring from diseased nerves, which
causes deafness. Also to the Rebekah
lodge for the large post card shower and
beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ]. Mann were
guests of Mt. and Mrs. II. S. Mann at
Norway Sunday, Aug 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammond OF
S. ratford Hollow, N. H., Mr.. and Mrs
liz. S. Briggs of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs.
lNed /. Swan of Bryant Pond, have beer
, recent guests at G. L. Briggs.
Mrs. Elvs E. Locke has purchased q
house at Woodfords, where she will
make her future home with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Harold Gerrish, and family
Mrs. Locke has q large circle of friends
. who regret her removal, and whose goOC
wishes will 90 with her to her new
home. Her daughters, Mrs. j. l.. Mar
;. shall of Burlington, VT, and Mrs. Ger
= IRISH, are with her, and will remain unit
I the goods are packed. Mrs. Locke will
: sell her property here.
Mrs. Nuttiug and daughter lea an(
= Charles Meader of Auburn have been re
Q cent visitors at Levi Shedd's.
/ A hearing was held in Centennial Hal
!. Tuesday in relation to the insurance up
' on the Walter Rowe buildings on Pionee
/ Street, which were burned Sunday morn
ling, July 18th. County Attorney Dye
d | of Buckfisld and Insurance Commission
9 or j. w. Blunt of Augusta were presen
at the investigation.
vi Mics Ab6ie Curtis of Norway, who ha
g been visiting Mrs. Sara E. Curtis, re
q, turned home Saturday.
q Cyrus c. Dearborn died very suddenl
"wednesday afternoon at the age of Z
y years. Last fall Mr.. Dearborn fell from
Il the roof of two-story building and in
ljured his head so badly that his min,
u was unbalanced and he was sent to tn
insane asylum at Augusta, where he re
/ al od 70 ko In re
+, turn he has complained of his head an
It heart. but has been able to drive or wal
y around the village After eating heart
D dinner he attended to his horse an
then went across the street to Adne
= Tuell's stable, where he sat down I
It talk. Very soon he said, 81 feel faint,
and died before physician arrived. Il
II was native OF Ssccarapps now West
y brook, Maine. The funeral was bel
J. from his late home Friday afternoon
, Rev. F. B. Pine of the Methodist churc
b officiating, and the burial was at Yves
% Paris cemetery.
IS Frank A. Hills family and othe
}; guests are at Camp Evergreen at Locke
d Mills, for few days outing.
q Z. q. Brown Of Rumford Falls an
1 huuicW6 VI p0tuCi WCIO III tUW
I Friday to attend the funeral of c. c
y Dearborn.
10 TRAP CORNER.
" c. C. Dearborn died suddenly Aug. Il
at the home of A. r. Tuell, whore b
:, was calling. Mr.. Dearborn fell from th
y y roof of the Finnish church last fall An
y never fairly recovered. He leaves
widow but no other relatives In this sec
:. ton. The funeral was Friday, Aug. Is
. lat 2 O'Clock.
sI Mrs. Emily Field is having . he
= house built. Geo. Gibbs of North Pari
!. is doing the work.
vi Geo. Robinson lost his horse recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammond ar
- visiting her brother, G. L. Briggs, ant
= family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond spen
% Aug. Is with her sister, Mrs. Ada Swan
at Bryant's Pond.
!, Chas. Damon ia visiting at N. .
Foss'.