Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-05
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The remains of Mrs. Laurestine L.
Denlson were brought here from Me-
chanic Falls Wednesday for burial. Mrs.
Deuison died at her home In Mechanic
Falls on Sunday, the 26th ult.. ct the age
of 90 years. her husband, Isaac A. Den.
ison, died four years ago at the age OF 81.
The Denisous for years lived In Norway,
and Mr.. Denison was In trade with his
brother, Adna Denison, and later alone.
They moved to Mechanic Falls In 1875.
Mrs. Dsnison leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Hulds E. Woodbury., Mrs. Clara.
wife of DR.. F. E. Enrich Of Allston,
Mass, and Miss Kate L. Denison of Me-
chanic Falls, and two granddaughters.
Ralph l. Trask, formerly OF Norway,
is reported dangerously III In Worcester,
Mass. He has been confined to the bed
for weeks with little hope of recovery.
For some ten years Mr.. Trask has been
on the Worcester Telegram.
Thenext meeting of the Veranda Club
will be with Clara Jordan on upper Main
Street, Thursday afternoon, the 14tb.
Miss Marjorie Boswell, who has been
in the hospital at York Beach as nurse,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boswell.
Richard Stiles has returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, to resume his studies at
Harvard, after spending tie summer
here.
The first meeting of the Browning
Club will be with Mrs. Elizabeth Bick-
nell at her home on Orchard Street this
Monday evening. Subject for the even
ing, "Topics pertaining to the war"
A cellar is being dug under the Free,
land Howe Agency insurance office, and
a furnace will be put in to heat the
building.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge will hold a
fair Nov. II and IS.
Mr. and Mrs. v. w. Hills spent few
days in Boston last week, making the
trip by auto.
Miss Annie Hamlin, Mrs. Eta Morse
worthy and Mrs. Alma Hartman have
been in Boston for few days 10 attend
the dressmaking openings.
The Swastika Club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Charlotte
Lovejoy.
Mrs. Chester P. Gates entertained the
Astronomy Club at her camp, Tumble
Inn, on Pike Hill, Friday evening.
Ned Burnell is working In the Ather-
ton Furniture Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Il. Hosmer OF Au-
burn are soon to return to Norway to
live, and will occupy their house at the
corner Of Beal and Fern Streets, which
has been occupied by Bert Dwinal and
family. Mr.. Hosmer will assist his ia
iher, Fl. q. Hosmer, in the manufacture
Of snowshoes.
Mrs. Addie Lovejoy, who was called
10 Norwalk, Ohio, by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Stowell, has re-
urned, her mother having died after
ong illness.
Miss Fannie Croker has returned to
her home in Dorchester, Mass, after
spending some weeks in town.
Arthur Mclean has closed the Mclean
cottages on the lake and has gone to
Boston for a while before returning to
bis home in Florida.
Fred and John Judkins, members OF
be class, entertained Charles Merrilps
,lass in the Baptist Sunday School at
heir home on Elm Hill Tuesday even
ng. Games were played, refreshments
served, and general good time enjoyed.
Miss Florence Ellis, state missionary,
will give a talk at the meeting OF the
missionary society of the Congregational
church, which will be held with Mrs. E.
Y. SWEET Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Meetings of the young peoples 80
,ieties of the Congregational church
we're resumed Sunday. The Y. P. S. G.
9. meets at 6 o'clock Sunday evening,
Ind the Juniors at o'clock Sunday af-
;ernoon.
Sewell Austin died on the 25th ult. at
ais home in Yagger. The funeral was
,eld on Tuesday, attended by Rev. Ches-
or Gore Miller. Mr.. Austin bad been in
ailing health tor some months. He
caves a wife and two sons, John and
Harry, also a son Frank by former
marriage, brother Henry, and sister,
Mrs. Abbie Cobb of Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Cummings,
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Favor, and DR..
and Mrs. Fl. P. Jones spent few days at
he Cummings cottage at Bemis the first
Of last week.
Miss Leila Watson is In Dover, caring
Tor her aunt who has suffered shock.
Mr.. aud Mrs Benjamin Tucker spent
The past week in Pennington, visiting
their son, Arthur Tucker, and family,
and attending the Franklin County
fair.
At the meeting of Oxford Lodge, Ark
at Masons' Hall, Wednesday
evening, there were number Of visitors
from the lodge at Fairfield, and there
was also a considerable number of MEM
bers of this lodge from Poland, Lewis
ton, Auburn and other places. The to-
tai attendance was 10 the vicinity OF l5O.
Thirty candidates received the degree,
from Norway, Paris, Poland and other
places. After the close of the lodge a
inc supper was served In the banquet
room on the second floor.
Hon. and Mrs. John A. Roberts are on
a trip to Washington with one OF the
parties going for the Grand Army en-
Miss Mildred Mclean has gone to Liv-
ermore to work in the Office of the Burn
ham g. Morrill, Co. corn factory at that
place.
Mrs. Lillian Fuller of New York has
visited Mrs. C. w. Chick for week re-
Gently.
Abigail whitma an Chapter, D. A. R.,
will meet with Mrs. E E. Andrews We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 6
The first meeting of the Barton Read
ing Club will be held with Mrs. George
A. Brooks Thursday, Oct 7.
Orrington NJ. Cummings returned last
week from Boston, where he had been
visiting his grandchildren. :.
Mrs. Charles Andrews and son OF
Augusta are visiting her sister, Mrs.
James N. Favor.
Cecil, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Goodwin OF Pike Hill, died
morning after short illness.
He was IA years Of age, and was
bright, smart boy. His parents have
four other children, two sons and two
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Sanborn attend
ed the Pennington fair Wednesday, with
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