Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-27
West Paris.

There was q quiet wedding ut the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Willis
Monday morning, when their daughter,
Mrs. Emma Willis Mann, was united In
marriage with Mr.. Jesse Stephens Rose
of Kittery. Rev. G. b. Young was the
officiating clergyman. The ceremony
was performed on the piazza, only the
Immediate relatives Of the bride and .
friend, Mrs. Luella Smiley OF south
Paris, witnessing the ceremony. The
bride was gowned In her travelling suit,
and the couple left In Rev. Mr.. Young's
auto directly after the ceremony. Mrs.
Rose is the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
willis, and has always lived at West
Paris, where she has been prominent In
the social life of the town, and has many
friends who extend good wishes and
wish them happiness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rose will be at home after Aug. AZ
Philbrick Road, Kittery, Maine.
Mrs. Harry Webster of Yarmouth 10
the guest of Mrs. Dora Jackson.
Mrs. Pierce of Bath is q visitor at DR..
Wheeler's.
Mrs. Carrie French of Newry is visit
ing her father, A. z. Tuell, and family.
Madeline Peabody, Mary Stearns, Alice
Barden and Eva Tucker went to Ferry
Beach Wednesday to wait on tables dur.
irg the session OF the Universalist meet
ings. Miss Barden 10 head waitress, az
she has been there several seasons.
A good number from the four groups
of Camp Fire Girls enjoyed picnic at D.
B. Graves cottage, North Paris, Friday
afternoon. Several Of the girls demon
strated their ability to walk, and others
went in automobiles.
Price Weber was here Friday, Satur-
day and Monday evenings, and was most
cordially greeted by his old friends. He
received good patronage and fully sus-
tanned his former reputation for pleasing
the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ S. Mckinney Of
Greenwood, Mass, are spending a two
weeks vacation with their relatives and
friends at West Paris and West Sumner.
Albert Ryder had a bad spell from
blood pressure last week, but is much
better.
Arthur Flavin has gone to Lewiston to
work at the Central Maine General Hos
pital. He will also have treatment for
q lrOuOl6 Win ulo hu0o.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Ball recently en-
tertained Mrs. Balls brother, Ralph
Wadsworth, wife and two sons, David
and Alfred, and daughter Winnifred,
from the Hawaiian Islands, and Mrs.
Balls brother, Wallace Wadsw0rth oil
Cornish. After few days visit here the
Wadsworth and Ball families went by
automobile to Skowhegan to visit the
other brother, DR.. John Wadsworth.
From there Mr.. Ball went to Ferry
Beach for the Universalist summer meet.
ings. Mrs. Ball will visit in different
sections of the state with the brother
and family from Hawaii, whom she had
not seen for twelve years, instead of GO
ing to Ferry Beach as usual. The Wads'
worth family will return to the Islands
with the exception of David, who re.
Gently graduated from college In Homo.
lulu, who will remain In Boston for q
year for course OF special study and to
learn OF American methods and ways
The other two young people are students
Of the same college 10 Honolulu.
Mrs. Charles Davis went to the Contra
Maine General Hospital, Lewiston, Fri
day, accompanied by her husband.
There will be no services at the Bap
fist church next Sunday, as the pastor,
Rev. Sarah A. Robinson, Is at Ocear
Park as chaperone for party from ths
Baptist Sunday School, among whom are
Carl, Emery and Martha Porter. Ralph
McA lister of North Paris, Paul Whittier
and Frank Packard are invited guests.
Ezra Ridlon passed his SSth birthda!
Wednesday, and was remembered with
shower of about $50 post cards, ict
cream, a birthday cake and other goot
things. In the afternoon he enjoyed al
auto ride. His daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Moody, came home from Locke's MILL
| to spend the day with him.