Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-08-08


Mrs. E..J. Dsnnen vas the weekend
guest Of her niece, Hfs. e. B. Davis At
Woodstock. ~
Persis Mann b spending few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Bertha Petersons at
Wollaston, Mass.
A motor party composed of DR.. and
Mrs. Wheeler, A. r. Williams, F. B. An
drews, A. n. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
]. Mann, W. n. Whitten, G. b. Lane,
Jr., Mrs. r. 81. Packard, Laura Barden,'
j. W. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs.. h T.!
Barrows, Mrs. L. b. Penley and Mrs.
Emma w. Rose went to Bath Thursday
to see the launching Of the ship @. @.
Msngel, Jr 80,
Miss Mildred Curtis Of Norway was q
recent guest Of Mrs. L. c. Bates.
Mrs. Fred Bird Of Worcester. Mass, IL
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Briggs,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Irwin Bowker of Portland, Mrs..
Fred Bird of Worcester, Mass, and Miss
Minnie Stevens enjoyed IN auto trip With
A. R. Tuell to Newry Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Irwin French.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Mann attended the
funeral at Bryant's Pond Wednesday OF
her uncle, e. G. Allen Of Minnesota,
whose RENAME were brought to Bryant's
Pond for interment. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Perham, In COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Dudley OF
Bryant Pond, attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Perham,s brother-in-law ut Mechanic
Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Moody and Mrs. Tena
Woodsum of Locke's Mills spent Wed
nesday here.
Mrs. Mary Bailey Bartlett. author.
reader and entertainer, will give an en-
tertainment with music by local talent
under the auspices of the Ladies' Social
Circle of the Free Baptist Church, Aug.
16.
Edwin j. Mann has purchased Of Mrs.
Tena Woodsum Of Locke's Mills her
camp and lot of land situated on South
Pond, Locke's Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
and son Lewis Jacob, Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
&. Tuell and Mrs. Cynthia Curtis
spent Sunday at the camp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann will remain until Thursday
to superintend the building ofa garage
and other repairs. Harry Mann will as
sist on the carpenter work, and Mrs.
Mann will 60 up to stay until Thursday
with him.
Rev. L. w. Grupdy organized an Ep.
worth League of the Methodist Church
Friday evening with the following Off.
GERS:
PresAHoward McKeen.
lat Vice. Pres.-Mrs. Harry Patch.
Cd Vice. Pres.-Ethel Brock.
Sd Vice Pres.-Edith Gardner.
4th Vice.Pres.-Harry Patch.
Sec.-Grace Brock.
Treas.-Elva Brock.
DR.. o. Z. Yates IL sufficiently recov
cred to be able to take short auto ride
recently. Mrs. Yates accompanied him
Wright Flavin has been spending q few
days at home.
At the fifth Sunday union temperate,
meeting held In the NJ. E. church Rev
Mr.. Grundy gave very interesting ad
dress on Self. Control. Mrs. Grundy
gave pleasing reading, and q mixed
quartette of young people sang. Mis-
Lane presided at the organ.
Miss Carrie s. Fogg of New Glouces
ter is the guest of Mrs. Hiram Heald.
Mrs. Lorinda Starbird, widow of th'
late Davis P. Curtis, died Sunday at
P. NJ. Funeral Tuesday at 2 O'clock.
TRAP CORNER.
Miss Kathleen Small IL working .
Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Tuell and Mrs
Elmer Hammond attended Pomon,
Grange at Waterford, Aug. 1.
Mrs. Fred Bird of Worcester, Mass. vi
visiting friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
Mrs. Irwin Bowker, Miss Minnie Ste
vens and Mrs. Fred Bird, also Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. R. Tuell, visited at Mrs. Irving
French's at Newry last Wednesday. The
went in Mr.. Tuelps auto.
Mrs. Cora Stearns and Miss Mimi
Stevens spent the weekend at Clarence
HATS at Minot.
Mrs. r. T. Flavin has returned from
Boston where she has been visiting rels
tives.
Miss Wilma Kimball of Lewiston !
spending her vacation at Lewis Rowe's
Mrs. Mary Ellen Briggs has returne,
from Bryant Pond where she has BEEF
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ned Swan.
Mrs. Emily Field, Miss Doris Field
Keith Field and Lucy Briggs were q
Maxim's berry farm at Looke's Mills las
Sunday.