Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01

vl0uo, ana tOncltln8 cOmmitt00u uav0
been appointed. The management
would suggest that those who contrib.
ute food to the display leave It ut o.
car Peabody's, Trap Corner, Or with G.
q. Lane, Jr., West Paris. Other arti-
cles may be left at Grange Hall. The
committees are:
Fancy work-Mrs. g. r. Barden. Mrs. e. r.
Davis, Miss Alice Penley.
Quilts-Mrs: II. d. Foss. Mrs. A. 3. Tusll,
Mrs Emily Field.
Gained irait-Mrs. 4. 5. Bnbier. Mrs. 8. T.
FioWers-Mrs. N. ". Dunham, Mrs. e. L. Por.
ter, Ars. Robert Shaw. =. L. Wyman. Charles
Dudley. A: B. Tuell: Al; Abbott. x.,
shall, D. A. Grover, George Stone.
Jeiiies-Mrs. Harris Elilngwood, Ars. Charles
Marin. Mrs Mary e. stetson.
Progressive rally at Grange Hall,
Thursday evening, Sept. 8. Maj Gen John
q. Mcdowell of Tennessee will address
the meeting, . former Democrat until he
came out for Roosevelt In 1912.
Democratic rally at Grange Hall Tues.
day evening, Sept. 1. Harrie L. Web
Der Of Auburn and Albert Bellveau, can.
didsie for county attorney, will be the
speakers.
Social dance at Centennial Hall every
Saturday evening. CT Cd music. Allin-
vited.
The remains Of G. Everett Chase,
whose sudden death was reported last
week, were brought here and tho funeral
held at tho Universalist church Monday
afternoon, Rev. Dwight A. Ball, pastor
of the church, officiating. West Paris
Lodge, I. o. o. F., and Onward Rebeksh
Lodge attended the service in body, q
large number being present. The de-
ceased was member Of the Universal
ist church, Sunday School and Y. P. @.
u, all OF which he attended regularly,
and was greatly interested In the promo
ton of their interests. Mr.. Chase was u
kind, obliging man, of excellent moral
character and had the respect of the
community. he WAS also member OF
West Paris Grange. He was born in
Paris April q, 1870, and was the only
son of the late Charles W. and Mary
(Field) Chase. A stepmother, Mrs. An
nette Chase, aud six sisters survive,
Mrs. Lizzie Putnsy, Mrs. Nellie r. Far
mum, Miss Lulie Chase and Miss Leila
Chase Of South Paris, and Mrs. Blanche
Stearns and Mrs. Alma Durham of West
Paris. He married Lena ". Tuell OF
Paris, who with their two SONS Maynard
and Reynold also survives him. There
was large quantity of beautiful flow
ers. The interment was In West Paris
cemetery.
Rev. Isabella 8. Macduff of Canton,
Mass, for four years pastor Of the Uni
versalist church here, is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Bates, and is calling on
many friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Taylor of Boston are
spending their vacation at j. r. Tuck.
er's.
Mrs. Lizzie Day of Lewiston has been
the recent guest of her cousin, Roscoe
Tuell, and wife, and other relatives in
town.
Mrs. Mary Stevens and granddaughter
Mary Stearns have returned from visit
with relatives at Lancaster and Grove
ton, N. a., and Guildhall, Vt.
Miss Mabel Kicker went to Gorham
Wednesday to visit Mrs. P. j. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. Wheeler have re-
Gently entertained Mr.. Wheeler's broth
or and wife from Gilead.
Miss Lila Cole has returned from q
several weeks stay at Ocean Park.
F. q. Hill and family are at their
camp, Evergreen, Locke's Mills. Will
lard Curtis of South Paris has been a
guest of Herbert Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Emery and Irene
have returned from Bethel, having spent
q few days with Mrs. Emery's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, at Camp Evergreen,
Locke's Mills.
Robert Pratt has been recent guest
of his sister, Mrs. Fred Penley.
Mrs. j. L. Marshall and daughter Eliz.
abeth of Burlington, VT, and Mrs. q.
s. Gerrsh and daughter Elva of Wood
fords, who have been at the Marshall
camp at Locke's Mills, arrived at DR..
Yates Friday.
Mrs. Austin of South Paris recently
visited her sister, Mrs. S. T. White.
Dale Swift was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Z. j. Mann at Camp Packard,
Locke's Mills, several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Brown of RumfOrd
Falls were the recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. Brown.
Mrs. II. S. Mann and daughter Persls
were the weeks guests OF friends at
Sumner. Mr.. Mann went over Wednss.
day and they attended the wedding of
Mrs. Mann's brother, Elliott Newell,
and Miss Edith Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Herrick we're call
ed to Boston this week by the death OF
Mr.. Herrick's sister.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Ball came home
from Ferry Beach Friday. They report
the meetings a. helpful and interesting,
with the largest attendance there has
ever been.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Willis, Mrs. Mary
Stetson and son Lorraine, and daughter
Beatrice Smith, were recent guests OF
relatives at Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Burnham OF
South Paris recently visited Mrs. Burn
hams brother, Frank L. Willis, and
family.
Chandler Curtis and family have re-
Gently been visited by his son, s. L. Cur.
tbs, and wife, of Portland.
Miss Maud Carter of Boston and Mrs.
F. q. Packard and daughter Helen we're
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldron Stearns.
Fred Smith was In Portland over Sun
day.
Mrs. Elvesa Dennen has returned from
q visit with her niece, Mrs. E. B. Davis
OF Woodstock.
Miss Eva Tucker, Miss Alice Barden
and Mildred Davis have returned from
Ferry Beach.
G. L. Ridlon's new mill Is built on the
river bank on Pioneer Street, and is q
very good building. It Is understood
that Mr.. Ridlon purchased the entire
business of the Ellingwood Turning
Company, after the fire last spring,
which burned the mill, and that Mr.. e.
lingwood will work for him. Mr.. Rid
Ion will conduct the same pick pole and
turning business as previously.
Mrs. C. E. Chase was 10 South Paris
Tuesday.
A new piece OF concrete walk is being
built across the street from Church to
Main Street In front OF e. J. Mann's resi-
dence.
Mrs. Woods and granddaughter,
Louvie Peabody, recently visited at A.
L. Tubbs', South Paris.
TRAP CORNER.
The Misses Verna and Myrtle McCann
of New Gloucester visited at Oscar Pea
body's recently.
Miss Ida Ross and Miss Doris Field
have returned from Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Tuell, Mrs. Emily