Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-10
Bethel.

in Garland Chapel, in the evening,in rec
ognition of the thirty-third anniversary
Of the organization of Christian Endeav'
or. Miss Purington read paper in which
she showed the tremendous growth Of
the movement. The children sang sew.
eral selections and the meeting was OF
unusual interest. Miss Margaret Z.
Herrick was leader.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Tyler left
home for Baltimore, and will visit Wash
ington, D. c., and other cities before
their return. Mr.. Tyler will attend the
Gamers convention.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Eben 8. Kilborn
left Bethel for an extended southern
trip, and expect to be away two months
or more. They left New York Friday
for Asheville, n. c., and will later visit
Cuba, Jamaica, Panama and the north
coast of South America. Their many
friends wish them pleasant trip and
safe return.
Mr.. T. F. Hastings has gone to East
Parsonsfield to spend several weeks.
Rev. w. c. Curtis spent several days
of the past week in Boston.
Misses Grace and Daisy Dixon, who
have spent several weeks with their
aunt, Mrs. L. T. Barker, have returned
to Augusta.
Mrs. o. NJ. Mason closed her house
Thursday, while she has vacation until
May first. She intends to spend some
time in Washington, D. c., before her
return.
Miss Helen Staples is in Lewiston to
spend few weeks.
Mrs. Churchill of West Paris is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fannie Bisbee
Lovejoy.
Miss Marion Haskell of Norway comes
to Bethel every week TO give violin les
sons to quite large class.
The sale at Miss Lillian Stearns' has
drawn a good patronage. Goods are be-
ing sold at reduced prices.
The primary and rural schools are to
hold an art exhibit Feb. IL, IL and IL, to
raise money to buy pictures for the
school. They have secured the Henry
K. Turner exhibit of over two hundred
Of the worlds most famous paintings
There will be an entertainment Thurs
day evening. Superintendent Callahan
is working hard to make this a success
Feb. 20 the students of Gould Acad
envy will hold their annual fair, with
drama 70 be presented in the evening.
Sunday evening. Feb. 10, Mrs. Jennie
Price White will give the address at ths
Frances Willard Memorial meeting
which will be held by the W. c. T. U.
All are pleased to hear of the concert
to be given by Prof. Chapman and hi
artists.
Feb. l, born to the wife of Austir
Jodrey, twins.
Through the kindness of Mr.. W. j
Epson the children enjoyed the new to
boggan slide and skating last Saturday
and the young people enjoyed the skat
ing Friday evening until the snow inter
fered. Mr.. Epson is very thoughtful 70
the pleasure of the young people.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
| The farmers here are harvesting thei
ice from our beautiful Androscoggil
river.
Orlando Buck is hauling long lumbe
to Springer & Co.'s mill.
Cary Stevens has hauled lot Of core
wood for Seth Walker.
Miss Leona Parlin spent the week-en
with her mother, Mrs. Angie Parlin, a
Bethel Hill.
Wallace Farwell came from East Bethe
last Sunday to see his relatives here.
S. B. Osgood, who has been i'll, is cor
valescing.
Mrs. Earle Dutton aud daughter, Dori
Davis, are in Paris and Norway anon
friends and relatives.
| We are glad onr friend and neighbo
land once pupil of the writer), is to b
the r. F. D. man on our route No. l. N
doubt he is a good one for the bushes
and will do his best, as he has been on
of our best from boyhood up to mar
hood.
Ernest Buck is at Andover scaling.
| Lillian Buck has employment at Betht
Hill.
| A. NJ. Carter is logging. Frank o.
lgood and Walter Balentine are workin
for Mr.. Carter.
| Mrs. Susie Bean and little grandson
Earle Holt, visited here recently.
Nice sliding now, these lovely morr
lings, on the crust.
| Our old soldier friend at Togus sent U
;some lovely valentines.