Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-14
West Paris.

Saturday for visit with their SON Ar
thur and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Kicker will
be away from homo about two weeks,
visiting In Manchester, n H., Provi-
dence, r l., and Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Perley ]. Miles and daughter
lola Of Gorhsm, N. r., are the guests Of
Mrs. Bert Day.
Mrs. Dwight A. Ball will leave Tues
day for Ferry Beach to arrange for the
seasons opening.
About two hundred dollars was cleared
from the celebration for the benefit OF tho
Public Library. The prizes for the
parade that were received too late to DO
reported were a. follows:
Best decorated Ford Car, N. 8. Bubier,
one tire.
Second best decorated Ford Car, Carl
P. Durham, Fogg horn.
Best decorated car of any other make,
F: R. Psnlcy. LIST. $500; Edwin ]. Mann,
I'd, $500.
Best decorated team, Ellworth Curtis,
IS. 90; second best, Boy Scouts, $500.
Tug Of war between town teams, Paris
and Woodstock. First pull was tie,
second pull Woodstock won. Second
pull, Greenwood and Sumner, Greenwood
won.
Mrs. Agnes Cookson Of Lewiston 10
visiting friends In town.
There will be q benefit next week for
Elmer E. Tuell and family Of Walpole,
Mass, formerly of this village. Mr..
Tuell has been III for a long time, and
bis condition has greatly impaired his
mind, and many friends will be glad to
show their expression of sympathy in
this manner.
DR.. Wallace Weber of Lewiston was
here Thursday to assist DR.. Wheeler In
setting Mrs. Melinda Tuell's shoulder
which was dislocated by falling on the
sidewalk last week.
The family Of Fremont Whitman are
III, and the little boy has typhoid fever.
There was large attendance at tho
picnic held by the Universalist Sunday
School Thursday at the home of Mrs.
John F. Wood; Shows Falls. Tue beau
tiful grove and lawn and large piazza,
also the opportunity for boating make 1t
an ideal spot. Friends of the society
conveyed all that wished to 60 in auto
mobiles, and about 100 took the oppor.
tunity to 60 to the picnic and enjoy an
au.o ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon and children of
Massachusetts, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Ellingwood.
Mrs. White is receiving . visit from
her two nieces, the Misses Austin OF
South Paris.
Mrs. Harry Patch and daughter Mary
El;co h.k y;.tfinn har nathan Mra
John H. Millett OF Norway.
Miss Mildred Bosserman OF Bethel was
the recent guest Of her aunt, Mrs. D. b.
Fifield.
Miss Leous Marston Is visiting Mrs.
Eva Holden at South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Mann and son Ed
ward Burnham we're guests over the
Fourth of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mann had as
Fourth of July guests, Earle Farnbam
and Miss Beryl Millett Of Norway, and
Elliot Newell and Mr.. and Miss Barrett
of Sumner.
Mrs. Emma II. Mann OF Norway was q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin j. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning Mesereau of
Milton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
G. Mayhem over Sunday.
Clifton Durham and family Of Dixfield
were guests of his parents over the
Fourth. They came over in Floyd Hollis
auto. Mr.. Holt was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Durham.
The West Paris Library Association
wishes to express earnest appreciation
of the labors and contributions of each
and every one who contributed to the
splendidly successful celebration and
library benefit on July 4th. We thank
you heartily, especially those who a.
committee members so ably planned and
constantly worked to successful ending.
We wish also to acknowledge, and most
heartily thank DR.. o. K. Yates for bis
recent gift-the de luxe edition complete
works of our celebrated American
author, Washington Irving.
HERMAN q. WARDwELL,
President.
TRAP CORNER.
Mrs. Bessie Stanley and son Frederick
of Bethel spent few days last week at
Charles Hammond's.
Mrs. E. q. Stearns and daughter Mary,
and E. R. Berry and daughter Alice
went to Hebron July 8. They went In
Mr.. Whitten's auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durham are visit
ing at Charles Hammond's. Mrs. Dun
hams mother, Mrs. Foss, 10 stopping at
NJ. D. Foss'.