Oxford Democrat., 1916-09-12

Falls are guests at MRS. d. Is. Mooney g.
Roscoe Tuell recently had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his span of horses.
The horse got to kicking in the stall, and
getting on to post was 30 badly injured
that he had to be killed. Kittie and her
mate were we'll known horses In this
section, as Mr.. Tuell had driven them on
the hearse for many years, and 1t is
doubtful if any two horses and their
driver in this section of Oxford County
have carried so many people to their last
resting places as these faithful little
brown horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pratt, Jr., of Port
land, were in town last week to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Pratt's aunt, Mrs.
George Young, on Monday, and Mrs.
Pratt's grandmother, Mrs. Allen, on
Tuesday.
Rev. D. A. Ball and q party of Boy
Scouts we're camping last week at South
Pond, Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Curtis and son
Davis and Mrs. Curtis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuller of Dckvsle, recently took q
trip around the White Mountains in Mr..
Curtis Car.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Dunham and Mr..
and Mrs. L. 81. Penley and Alton Bick.
nell attended the state fair.
Miss Ella Curtis is spending several
days at Portland, the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Fannie Bowker, and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Welcome and sou
Arthur and daughter, Mrs. Alice Tuttle
of Waltham, Mass, who have been
guests of Mrs. W. W. Dun6am, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Day spent two or three days
last week with Mrs. Frank Ring at Cor
ham, N. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mann and sor
Lewis Jacob, Mrs. Cynthia q. Curtis
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. R. Tuell motored to
Dixfield and Weld Sunday In Mr.. Mann't
car, where they were guests Of relatives
The families of W. q. Emery, G.. L
Emery and Almon Z. Emery attended
a reunion of the Emery family at the
home of ANNA Emery, Stearns Hill
Sunday Of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Staples, with Mrs. Staples
mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Barrows
recently motored to Saco, the home oil
Mrs. Staples mother. They visited
several places of interest, the trip cover.
ing two days.
Miss Beatrice Smith ia visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Will.
lis, at Mechanic Falls.
Theoplias Beaulieu died at the Central
Maine General Hospital Wednesday fore.
noon from an operation for goiter. Thee
boarded quite good deal with Mrs. W.
W. Dunham, after the death of her
husband and other memb bers of her fam.
| lily, for company for her, and at his re.
quest she went to Lewiston to be near
him at the time of bis operation. BE
seemed very comfortable after the oper-
alton, and passed away quietly and un.
expectedly. Theo came here from Can.
ada and worked at the Grand Trunk
station, also in the Paris Manufacturing
Co. At different times he had been here
nearly four years In all. Full of cheer
and kind hearted he made many friends
among the younger set. Money for
flowers was given the brother Wednesday
evening as he accompanied the remains
home to Canada.
The funeral services of Mrs. Isabelle
Young were held at her late home Mon.
day afternoon. Rev. G. q. Young off.
ciated, and Onward Rebekah Lodge, OF
which she was a member, attended in q
body. Mrs. Young was about IS years
| of age. She was most devoted wife
and mother, always considering the
duties of home before pleasure, and will
be much missed by those to whom she
was near and dear, also many friends.
She was the daughter of the late Thomas
Heath of Woodstock. There were many
pretty flowers. Interment in West Paris
Gem etery.
Mrs. Mary A. Dunn Allen died at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. William
Pratt, Saturday night, Sept. 2. Mrs. AL
len was born in Sumner, Feb. 4, 1881.
She married Wiltshire Allen, and to them
were born five children, Quincy, Clara,
Susan, Gertrude and Edward Allen. Only
one, Quincy Allen of Paris, survives
She also leaves four grandchildren. The
past five or six years she has lived mostly
with her granddaughters, Mrs. Will
Pratt, Jr., of Portland, and Mrs. Will
Pratt of West Paris, with whom she has
received devoted care. Mrs. Allen was a
sufferer from heart trouble, gradually de-
clining each day until her death. She
was kind, loving and devoted to her fam
lily and friends, and held in high esteem
by all who knew her. The funeral was
held at the home of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Will Pratt of Pioneer Street, Tues.
day, Rev. D. A. Ball officiating. There
were many beautiful flowers. The in
terment was In the family lot in the
Forbes neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Mann. Lewis NJ.
Mann and q. R. Tuell took an auto trip
to Berlin Wednesday. Mrs. Tuell, Mrs.
Cynthia Curtis and Master Lewis j.
Mann accompanied them to Gorham, N.
a., and were guests of Mrs. Wallace
Mason.
Mrs. s. F. Briggs of Portland is spend
Ing the week with her mother, Mrs. Sara
C. Curtis. Mrs. Curtis returned Satur-
day from Gorhsm, N. H., where she had
been visiting the family of Wallace
Mason for the past three weeks.