Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-10-28
Bethel.

Mr.. Ellis Lane and family from Err
rol, N. r., took an auto trip to Bethel
recently, calling at the home Of his uncle,
81. q. Bean, and visiting at the home Of
A. w. Bean, another uncle.
Mrs. Linn Bartlett recently visited her
son, Harold Bartlett, who Is at the State
College In Durham, N. q.
Mrs. Lithgow and daughter, Miss
Campbell, who have been staying num-
Der OF weeks at their home In Mayville,
are about to 90 to California for the
winter, but instead Of closing their nice
home, Ben Goodwin and bride, Of few
weeks only, are about to occupy 1t for
the winter.
Monday, Oct. 81, by some one breaking
in ct Bosserman's drug store and j. U.
Purington's store. Later in the day they
found IL was Roy Yeargle, boy only
sixteen years of age. he confessed to
both breaks. He was taken to Norway
and tried Tuesday, and sentenced to the
reform school.
Frank Romance Burgess of Auburn
and Lena Mae Durkee, formerly OF Bethel,
now of Auburn. were united In marriage
Saturday evening, Oct. Is, at the resi-
derce OF Rev. j. q. Little, by the double
ring service. They will make their home
In Auburn.
The Rally Day exercises which were
held at the Congregational church, Sun
day, Oct. 10, were very much enjoyed by
all. The little tots in their singing, the
choir in its special music. Miss Backing.
ton with her violin solo, Mrs. Wight and
Mrs. Lyon in their duet, all gave pleas.
ing program. Mr.. Swasey, the sub-mas-
ter, gave a fine, forceful talk.
Tuesday afternoon, the members of
the cradle roll and their mothers and the
primary class with their teacher, Miss
Vivian Wight, were entertained at Gar
land chapel. Mrs. Harry Lyon presided
at the piano, and Mrs. E. P. Lyon and
Miss Wight had charge Of the games.
Refreshments were served.
Robert D. Hanscom, Gould's, 10, has
been elected member of the cabinet Of
the Bowdoin College Y. NJ. G. A.
William Bingham, I'd, DR.. and Mrs.
Gehring, Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell, Miss
Pease, and Mr.. and Mrs. West visited at
chapel at Gould Academy Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Gehripg invited the teachers and
memb ers of the freshman class to her
home for social evening, Oct. %. Mrs.
Gehring gave an address to The school.
Mrs. Straw went to Portland last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barnard, who have
been visiting Mrs. Maurice Tyler Of
Grover Hill, returned to their home in
Bellows Falls, VT, last Saturday.
The Univsrsalist Sunday School had
the first of q series of Saturday afternoon
socials, in the chapel, Oct. 18th.
The Halloween social will be the next
in order.
Oct. 20, there will be q baked bean
supper, with all the good things that go
with il, in the banquet room of the Uni
versalist church, beginning at els P. N.
This is for the public. Everybody in
vited. Price, IS cents.
Frank Robertson, with his wife and
boy, have moved from West Bethel to
Bethel, for the winter, and will make
their home with his father, E. N. Rob
ertsop. Frank is baggage master here at
the Grand Trunk Station.
Rev. J. b. Little, and a number Of the
members of Brown Post, G. A. R., and
ladies of the Relief Corps, will attend the
Campfire at South Paris, given by Will
liam K. Kimball Post. Mr.. Little Is q
member of W. K. Kimball Post.
KIMBALL HILL.
leslie Thompson is at home on vsca-
tion before going to Bethel to work for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Coolidge were at
Rumford Falls with poultry one day re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kenritus of Rum
ford Center were in this place Monday
buying pigs, calves and poultry.
Bernice Haines called on friends at
Locke's Mills Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. w. Brinck were at
Rumford Falls Friday morning with but
ter and eggs.