Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-18

The following are the oflcsrs OF Bsthe
Lodge, =. and A. n, recently Installed

The following are the officers OF Bethel
Lodge. J. and A. H.. recently installed:
w.M-D. Q. Conroy.
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sec.-H. o. &xe.
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NaIshaEI. B. Merrill
J. D.-Cheeesr Cummings.
s.s.-Phiip Chapman.
J.e-D. G: Brooks.,
Tyhr-H. II. Iarwell.
Mrs.. Sawin spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Lord. Of South Paris.
Nrs. B. w. Kimbsll spent the week
end with her friend, Mrs. ]. e. kurch,
Of South Paris.
Mrs. O.. r. Stanley b visiting her
daughter, Mrs.. Merton Soule. Of Port
land.
Walter Balentine, who moved ont OF
the Capen rent some time ago, has been
repairing bis house which he recently
bought. and ID moving bic goods there.
Mrs. Balentiue has been visiting her
mother ct North Paris.
Harold Powers, who was recently
burned out, has hired the Capen rent
and 10 living there at present. His
buildings were total loss. A small In.
surance. The friends of Mr.. Powers
have circulated paper which pledged
nearly $4,000 to aid him. Others gave
vegetables and other things. =.
Dana Bartlett, who scratched bis hand
and blood poison set In, was taken re-
Gently 10 hospital and died suddenly.
Harold Stanley, who 10 working at
Enrol, N. e., for Baker Thurston, 10 at
homo for week to cut bis ice.
@. G. Kimball has been visiting his
niece, Mrs. j. b. Howe, for few days.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Edward Bouchard from Berlin, N. a.,
10 buying pressed hay and birch wood to
be sent to Berlin.
E. N. Carter came homo from Enrol,
N. e., where he Is logging. A. N.
Carter came home to spend the week
end.
DR.. Twaddle was here recently.
Ellis Annis lost valuable horse recent
ly.
A. Merrill from East Bethel Is looking
for COWS.
Edward Bouchard bought nice COW
of Charles Stevens and is keeping 1t at
e. G. Annis'.
School closed Friday. Nina Briggs,
teacher, goes to her home in Albany.
Walter Balentine has bought the
Carrie Sanborn farm. His wife, who lie
at North Paris, will soon come.
Mr.. Merrill is visiting at C. A. Capen's.
Marjory Fsrwsll is spending tire week.
end at her home here.
Archie Buck from Boston IL at bis
home on Swans Hill.
Miss Gertie Adamson, after spending a
week or more at C. G. Eames', went to
her home at East Bethel.
Mary Stanley is at her home.
Mary Anterior Is at Mrs. 81. s. Stan
ley's.
Fred aapgood is working for Herman
Mason.
Clarence AnnIs Is working for the
Carriers.
Ned Carter is going to take his four
horses that are ut the Carter stable to
his camp at Enrol, N. H., In the woods.
Lawrence Kimball went to bis home
Sunday.
Frank Osgood is at home.
Ruth Ethridge Ia at home from
Gould's Academy.
| D. N. Kimball is doing chores for Mr.,
French, who lives at Sunday River.
Mrs. Melinda Bean, who has been 90
kindly cared for by her daughters
family, was buried Dec. 8 In the family
lot beside her husband.
KINBALL HILL.
w. r. Coolidge called on bis father,
W. E. Coolidge, one evening recently.
Dorothy and Fred Hsines are ut home
from school sick with bad colds.
W. W. Brinck was ut home Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. G. L. Haines called on her sister,
Mrs. E. 8. Mitchell, and other relatives
at Locke's Mills Friday.
| Mrs. w. w. Brinck was at Rumford
Falls recently with butter and eggs.