Oxford Democrat., 1918-09-03

Tuesday evening at Centennial Hall .
business meeting OF the Red Cross IVES
held and the following officers we're
elected 10 an vacancies:
Chairman-Mn. Klroy r. Davis.
Sec.-Hrs. Ella Cole.
Treas.-LeWis O. Bates.
B. T. Flayin, Z. J. Mann and L. G..
Bates, were appointed to arrange for
public meetings on the third Thursday
evening Of each month. Seven hundred
and twenty six dollars was reported In
the treasury.
Services reopened at the Universalist
church Sunday morning. The pastor
by request preached sermon which he
gave here twenty years ago In June at
the Oxford Association Of the Univer-
salists held in the Baptist church. His
text wss "For ye all like sheep have
gone astray." Although the sermon has
been somewhat revised It contained the
vital points which left their Impressions
on friends here 90 many years ago.
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Irwin L. Bowker, Of Portland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowker brought her home In their
car. With them was Miss Annie
Houghton of Portland, relative of the
Tuells In West Paris.
Adna Swift Of Massachusetts, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. George Robert
SON, and other relativei In Paris.
Dr.. and Mrs. Taylor and daughter
Frances of Boston and Ars. Wedge
wood of Lewiston are at j. r. Tuoker's.
Charles 2. Bardeu has been very IL!
during the past week, but 10 recovering.
Evidently the report of the head-on
collision between G. L. Cushman's auto
of Bryant Pond and tho Connecticut car
given In last weeks Issue was very In
correct, and some people are Of the i'm
preston that it was the West Paris re-
porter who am glad to say know moth
ing Of the item, although perhaps the
news would have properly come under
the head of West Paris.
Gertrude Robbins of West Sumner ID
visiting her aunt, Mrs.. Bert Day.
Carroll A. Bacon has recently been to
Lynn, Mass, to see his wife, who ID
visiting her father, Will +. Dunham.
Mrs. Bacon is In very poor health.
Mrs. Emma Hill has been spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
G. L. Emery, and family, at Crystal, N.
| b.
Mrs. Martha Hill entertained several
relatives recently. Ellen and Martha
Millett and Maria Jose of Portland.
Mrs. Elmirs Bicknsll of Norway was
also q recent guest in the Hill family.
Mrs. Frank Ford and daughter Irma
of Philadelphia, Penn, who have been
guests of Mrs. Ford's mother, Mrs. E. II
Emery, have returned homo.
Mrs. Ellwell of Clinton has been q
guest of Rev. and Mrs. q. Il. Hathaway
Merton Ham mOnd of Boston has been
recent guest of his mother, Mrs. 8. Z.
Estes, and sister, Mrs. j. E. Brook.
8. Z. Estes of Lewiston has been
visiting relatives here.
s. Clarence Curtis of Auburndale has
been . recent guest Of bis mother, Mrs.
Bucknam, and children st Pleasant
View Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. D. Ellingwood, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hammond, Moses Corbett, Mrs. Elmer
Russell, recently attended the Advent
camp meeting at Mechanic Falls.
TRAP CORNER.
Mrs. Harold Stanley and two children
from Bethel are visiting at Charles Ham
| mons.
Albert Scribner, wife and two chill
dreu, from Westboro, Mass, also Mrs
Sslden from Quincy, Mass, are visiting
at Chas. Aldrich's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cash and Mariou
have returned from Hartford, where
they have spent some weeks with theil
daughter, Mrs. Percy Davenport.
Mrs. Belle Davis visited her mother
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Davenport were
| at her parents' Weduesday