Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-29
West Paris.

Weot FoTtos 8
Services will be resumed at the Uni.
versalist church next Sunday. Rev. and
Mrs. D. A. Ball are expected home from
Ferry Beach Wednesday.
Ex-Governor Fernald and Hon. 81. W.
Oakes will speak at Grange Hall Sstur-
day evening, Sept. Q, at 8 O'Clock. Shaw's
Orchestra will furnish music.
Quite number from here attended
the Republican rally at Bryant Pond FRI
day evening. =
Rev. Isabella 8. Macduf Of Canton.
Mass, who has been q guest of Mrs. L.
c. Bates for the past two weeks, left
Thursday morning.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid held Q
lawn party Friday afternoon and evening
at the parsonage. Home cooked food,
candy and ice cream found ready sale.
In the evening program was given and
Olympian games enjoyed.
Mrs. Sara E. Curtis is q guest of Mrs.
Wallace Mason ut Gorham, N. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis N. Mann went to
the Mann cottage at Bryant Poud
Thursday for q stay of several days.
Mrs. D. b. Fifield was In Portland
Tuesday for an X-ray examination of her
leg, which has troubled her for long
time. The conditions were found favor
able. Mrs. Ida Rowe accompanied her.
Mrs. Alice Welcome Tuttle and young
lady friend of Waltham, Mass., are guests
of Mrs. W. w. Dunham.
Mrs. George Young went to the hos.
pital Friday for surgical operation.
Her daughter, Mrs. H. D. McAlister Of
North Paris, went with her.
Misses Carrie and Minnie Whittle OF
Lynn, Mass, who were former residents
of Greenwood, are at James Curtis, and
visiting and calling on old friends.
Myrtle Robinson went to the Central
Maine General Hospital Friday, accom-.
panied by Mrs. P. G. Mayhem, who will
remain with her and, later visit Mrs.
Manning Mersereau at Auburn.
Misses Mildred and Beatrice Davis are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Rose
Brooks, of West Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Day and children
Gerald and Martha are visiting Mrs.
Days relatives at Gardiner.
Will Higgins, Mrs. j. G.. Dexter, Mrs.
Agnes Pratt and Mrs. Lizzie Perry re-
Gently enjoyed q trip to Togus and Au.
gusta in j. W. Cummings auto.
Mrs. ]. q. Durham recently visited
her friend, Mrs. Kate Doe, at Paris Hill.
Paul Whitten has returned from visit
In Boston.
John Lurvey, Harry Emery, W. s.
Jackson and Hooper Jackson recently
motored to Lake Crystal, Umbagog
Lake, Grafton Notch and other places of
interest in F. R. Andrews auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mann and Lewis
Jacob, Mrs. Cynthia Curtis, Mrs. E. j.
Dennen and Mr.. and Mrs. 81. r. Tuell
enjoyed delightful auto trip on Sunday
to Umbagog Lake by the way of Gorham
and Berlin, returning by way of Screw
Auger Falls and Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Curtis and son Linwood
spent Sunday of last week at Screw
Anger Falls.
Mrs. Cannon of Portland has been q
recent guest of Mrs. Emma W. Rose.
Miss Agnes Gray is teaching school
at Rangeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Lurvey and
Miss Marion Curtis went Saturday for q
weeks stay at E. j. Mann's camp, Round
Pond, Locke's Mills.
Mrs. w. NJ. Written has been spend
ing q week at the home of her cousin, G.
E. Stearns, at Stesrns Hill.
Edward Stilwell has returned from O
months stay with bis sister, Mrs. Albert
Bowker of Millsfield, N. b.
Ivan Tuell OF Greenwood, Mass, who
has been spending week with relatives
and friends here, returned home Sun.
day.
Mrs. Dora Jackson is entertaining bel
friend, Mrs. Harry Webster of Var.
mouth.
Mrs. Matte D. Tuell and daughter
Maud Of Greenwood, Mass, came Tues
day from Ferry Beach, where they had
been stopping during the Universalist
meetings. They are guests Of Mrs.
Melinda Tuell and other friends here.
Mrs. Mary Bucknam and two grand
children have arrived from Massachu-
setts and have rooms at Mrs. F. 8. Far
NUNS.
Rev. L. W. Grundy has recently re-
ceived visit from his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Willis and son
Harlan of Waterford have been guests ol
his mother, Mrs. L. F. Willis. Mr.
Willis has been working in mill In
Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Hill and grand.
daughter Irene Emery recently visited
at Horace Dinsmore's In Norway.
Mrs. q. B. Lyon entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon.