Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-23
West Paris.

morning &C the Un1ver6aliet cnufcn trOm
the subject "a life or Living"
Mrs. AShury Curtis OF Fremont, N. H.,
and son, Frank Curtis, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ava Omaro, and two children,
of Guildhall, Vt, have been guests at
Mrs. Mary Stevens. Mrs. Curtis motor
ed to Guildhall with her son to visit for
y while, and will return here before 60
ing to her home.
Miss Grace Brock is teaching school at
Andover.
Mrs. Dean Wheeler and children Ruth
and Alfred Of Oakland, who have been
guests Of Ella Curtis, have returned
home.
Arthur Welcome of Waltham, Mass,
has been Q guest at Mrs. w. W. Dun
hams and G. F. Bsrden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Cummings Of
Dorchester, Mass, have been guests OF
her brother, D. 81. FiHeld, and family.
w. N. Written is at home from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Abbie Hayes has been stopping
with her uncle, Willard Emmons.
| Miss Bertha Emmons and Mr.. Hanson
OF Portland were here last week to ar
range for moving some furniture which
she had stored at her uncle Willard EN-
mons home. =
Floraman Hathaway has been visiting
his father, Rev. d. q. Hathaway. He
left Wednesday morning for Rhode
Island to attend Brown University.
Harold Perham went to the University
of Maine Monday morning.
George Durham, who has been in
loe II hAeDskal rafnrnnd RI Tho
home of his sister, Mrs. Martha Durham.
Miss Beatrice Andrews, who Is teach
ing the intermediate grade, Is boarding
at 81. W. Dunham's.
Eugene Haynes has finished clerking
for G.. A. Smith, and is working in the
corn shop.
Carl Emery is clerking at G. A..
Smiths.
Mildred Davis is teaching at Livermore
Falls.
Leopa Marston is stopping at Bert
Days and attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kicker Of Bristol,
N. a., are guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Kicker.
Edwin j. Mann attended the Wood
Turner's meeting at Portland last week.
Mrs. Mann and Lewis Jacob, Mrs. Esther
Tuell, Mrs. Cynthia Curtis and Mrs. 81.
R. Tuell motored to Portland with him.
Mrs. Esther Tuell and Mrs. G. 81. Curtis
were guests of Mrs. /. l.. Bowker.
W. r. Kidder has sold his house to
Randall Herrick. The Kidder family
will move to Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Felt and son Cliff
ton and nephews Jesse Felt and Walter
johnson visited their aunt, Mrs. o. K.
Yates, and attended the fair.
E. W. Penley, Alice Penley and Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Ridlon occupied the Pen
ley cottage at the state fair grounds dur.
ing the fair.
Mrs. Lucy Barrows is recovering from
diphtheris, and no new cases have ap-
psared.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Stilwell are spend.
ing vacation in Massachusetts, and New
York.
Mrs. Albert Bowker has been the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Still
well.
Many people from here attended the
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brock, who have
been visiting in Boston, have returned
home.
Mrs. Will Emery has been spending a
few days with relatives in Massachusetts,.
Major Weber of Auburn gave very
interesting lecture at the Free Baptist
church Sunday, Sept. IA, on his ex-
periences in the war. Miss Alice Barden
sung a solo, also Arthur Welcome of
Waltham, Mass.
Maj. and Mrs. Weber and DR.. and
Mrs. Weber of Lewiston were dinner
guests of DR.. and Mrs. F. z. Wheeler.
Mrs. Ellen Willis is keeping house for
Rev. II. II. Hathaway, and Der grand
daughter, E. Beatrice Smith, is stopping
there and attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emmons have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Len
dali Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Emery and family
of Crystal, N. a., who have been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Hill,
have returned home.
E. j. Mann is soon to build a boat
house in connection with his cottage at
Locke's Mills to accommodate q motor
boat recently purchased and other boats.
The local physicians, Dr.. r. II. Pack.
ard and DR.. +. E. Wheeler, have adopted
a new schedule of fees in conformity to
the prices of the other physicians in the
county and state, the increase of fees be-
ing due to the increased prices of medi.
cine and the high cost of living. The
schedule went into effect Sept. l. Like
everything which Is constantly going
higher, the change has doubtless been
anticipated by the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Wyman spent two
or three days at Lewiston and attended
the fair.
Rev. h. A. Markley has been selected
world movement rural survey, and is
already devoting all of his available time
to the work. he will preach the occa-
sional sermon at the State Universalist
Convention in Augusta Sept. "a. In
October he will deliver the ordination
sermon of his daughter, Miss Lucy W.
Markley, at Stockton, ILL.,, and also at
tend the General Convention Of Uni.
versslists at Baltimore, Md. The gift of
check sufficient to defray bis expenses
to the general convention from DR..
Wheeler and officers of the parish not
only gave pleasure to the donors but
happiness alike to pastor and people.
Frank Hartman and wife are keeping
house during corn shop work in G. Il.
Curtis rent over Bsrrows' meat market.
School opened Monday. The corps of
teachers are Mr.. Blaisdell, Miss Walton,
assistant in high school, Miss Brock
grammar grade, Miss Andrews inter-
mediate, Miss Spiller primary.
Preparations for the grange fair Sept.
20 were made by the carpenters by an
all-day session of the grange for work
on Sept. 20. Basket lunch was served at
noon. The lower hall was prepared for
exhibits, and the space allotted to each
committee. Every committee was asked
to be present. Premium lists were post
ed at that time.
Entries to the baby show will not be
limited by the town lines, but are open
to all within the prescribed ages. Speci-
6cations can be obtained from Mrs. 3.
A. Marley.
Entries In the department for jellies
and canned goods will consist OF six jars
canned goods or five glasses of jelly.
The drama, "Dust of the EARTH" to
be presented by local talent, promises to
be Of unusual interest.
The "Better Babies" show in connec-
ton with the grange fair, which will be
held in the upper grange hall at IL A.
NJ, ia distinct innovation. The babies
will be judged by the standard of the
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