Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-05-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

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First BAPTIST Church, Rev. g. W. r. Hi. pas
TOR. Preaching every Sunday a. i0ao 4. -, =,
at SO. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening ~
so. Covenant Meeting the last Friday pefore
the LIST Sunday of the month 1t ~ 7. -. Al
not otherwise connected are corulAly 'nNso''
Mrs. Isabella, wife Of Algernon S. An
drews, passed away last Friday at her
home north of this village after q long
and painful illness. Mrs. Andrews was
the daughter of the late Zbeon Field
and the Youngest Of q family OF thirteen
children. She was born June 8, 1858.
She leaves besides her husband, three
children, Angie, wife Of Charles N. John
son Frank Andrews of Everett, Mass
and Albion w. Andrews Of this village.
The Oldest daughter, Minnie B., died in
young womanhood. Mrs. Andrews was
for many years resident OF this village,
where her cheerful disposition and kind
ly qualities made her many friends
whose sympathy goes out to the bereaV'
ed family.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Andrews of Ever,
EFT, Mass, were called here last week by
the illness and death of Mr.. Andrews
mother, returning to Everett on Monday
Selectman U. Il. Heald is doing an ex.
tensive job on Main Street in front OF
the Hubbard House. The underdrain
that was put in about sixty years age
had become filled up SO that it was nee
essary to dig up the street and rebuild II
for distance of several rods. Many
large fiat stones that were blown OIL the
ledge that undsrlies this village were
used for covering stones for the drain
when it was put in at period previous
| to the civil war, are now exposed to view
for the first time since the original con-
struction.
Mrs. Mary r. Marble, widow OF the
late bon. Jarvis c. Marble, aud one oil
the Oldest residents of the town, passed
peacefully to rest at her home In this
village Sunday evening, at the advanced
age of ninety-three years. Mrs. Marble
| was the daughter of Russell Hubbard
and granddaughter Of Gen. Levi Hub
bard and was born in Paris where she
has always lived on November 25, 1921
On October 20, 1912, she married Jarvis
| G.. Marble, a prominent and successful
business man of this village, with whom
she lived until his death in 1901. Tht
product of this marriage was SOD, FL
mer II. now deceased; and three daugh
tiers, Mary H., first wife of DR.. Angus
tus 5. Thayer of Portland, now deceas
ed: Elizabeth Fl wife of Orlando A.
Thayer, and Fannie F., wife OF John
Pierce. Since the death Of her HUSBAND
Mrs. Marble has lived with Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce at her home in this village anc
during her declining years has beer
mos, tenderly cared for by her surviving
daughters and grandchildren. Mrs
Marble took pride in the fact that sh'
had six grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. She was woman oil
| great breadth of character, active in al
that pertained to the best interests o
the community and beloved by all Wit
knew her. She was for many years al
active member of the Universalis
church, aud intensely loyal to her fam
lily, her friends and her church. Tn
funeral services will be conducted at he
late home on Wednesday at two o'clocl
by Rev. J II. Little Of Bethel. Buria
in the family lot at Hillside Cemetery.
After long period of failing health
Elias Delwin Strout, youngest son
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Strout of this village
passed away at his home here on Wed
nesday, the fifth inst, at the age o
tweuty-six years. This is the secont
son that Mr.. and Mrs. Strout have los
within few weeks. They are survived
BY the parents and one brother, Free
dom Strout of this town, and sister
lMrs. Alonzo Marston of this village.
| Joseph Pomerlau, who has been a res
ident of Paris for eight or nine years
looming from Canada, died suddenly Sur
lday night at the home Of his son-in-law
lMr. Croteau, in the Whittemore neigh
borhood, at the age of SO years. Tn
funeral will be held at st. Catherine
church, South Paris, Wednesday fore
noon.
| The family of Mrs. Algernon S. An
drews request the Democrat to exten'
their thanks to the neighbors an
friends who have rendered comfOrtin
assistance during their bereavement.
Summer guests are already beginning
to arrive. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Prer
tiss of New York, came Saturday wit
la party of friends and maids, eleven i
Der, and are occupying Mrs. Snow
Seven Gables" which they have lease
for the entire summer.