Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-17
Bafhel.

Mrs. Fitzmaurice Vail Of Portland,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
o. A. Buck, for number OF weeks, went
home last week, leaving her baby with
her mother. She went rather sooner
than she intended, 40 her eldest child
had crushed his foot quite badly.
Mrs. j. 81. Howe and her two children,
Agnes and little Rodney, have been
spending . week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. W. KImbsn.
Mrs. Harold Powers with her two
children, Norma and Olive, from Port.
land, visited last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Eames.
The anniversary address before the
graduating class of Gould Academy,
teachers and scholars, by Prof. Ernest G.
Mariner of Hebron Academy, was de-
livered Sunday, June 8, at 2:30 P. NJ, In
the Congregational church, 1t being the
largest church in the village. Special
singing by male quartette gave zest to
the meeting. Prof. Mariner gave the
graduating class earnest words and help.
full thoughts. He gave glowing tribute
to Miss Nellie Whitman, as an instru ctor
of youth for fifty years, nearly all at
Hebron Academy. The church was
filed.
Thursday at 10 A. NJ, occurred the
graduating exercises at Odeon Hall.
March
Invocation.
Music
Latin salutatory. ,-.,--.tRobert Davis Hanscom
The Advantages OF Reading .Ss,en Elizabeth Clark
Glass History fMyrtle Irene Becker
Roosevelt. the Man. ..:.;Elmer Edward Bennett
The Great West. -'Frances Piper Baker
Class oration-The Triumph Of Democracy, =.
tHarold Lindon Bartlett
Presentation Of Class Gift,
- tGeorge Edward Thomas
Ellery C. Park. ESQ, Trustee
~ sBerenice' Ethel Keddy
Class pr0phecy---- Nn:;c Joy Tyler
Dangers That Menace Our ps Demo p.,..r
Presentation of Gifts to Class,
tClare sylvene Mason
tGwendolin Gratia Goodwin
~" sPhiiip Francis Brown
Value of Friendship. .+Cleo Alberta SWEET
Life In Colonial s.--.'Linwood Azel Wilson
valsdics0ry Address i,--- truth Linnie Cole
Comforting Of Diplomas
singing Hngs6 Hlsss ODE
Honor Part
Effective Part
Excused
Following the graduating exercises
was the banquet at Bethel Inn, q. II.
Bryant and Leon V. Walker Of Portland,
former students, being two of the after
dinner speakers.
At P. NJ. came ball game between
Gould's and the Alumni.
In the evening was the reception at
Odeon Hall for all former students,
teachers and friends.
Mrs. B. F. Pickett left for Boothbay
Harbor Thursday to visit her brother.
Mrs. SWEET has gone to Poland Spring,
where she has employment for the sum-
mer.
Miss Florence Carter, who is teaching
In the school for the deaf in Portland,
came home Tuesday night to attend
graduation.
Ray Thurston of Andover was in town
last week on account of the illness of his
father, N. L. Thurston.
nov. duu mTs. w. ". CuTtlS, mr. AuO
Mrs. Hiram Bean and Mrs. j. U. Pur-
ington went to South Paris Tuesday to
attend the annual meeting of the Asso-
citation of Congregational churches of
Oxford County.
Rev. j. q Little was In Canton, N. Y,
last week, attending the commencement
exercises of st. Lawrence University,
from which he graduated in the class of
1869.
Howard E. Tyler of Bethel and Miss
Erminie Rabideau of Milan, N. H., were
married at the home of the BRIDES par
ents in Milan on Thursday, the 5th, only
the immediate families being present.
They left for q short honeymoon and
later will reside at Spring Street, Bethel.
Mrs. Guy Morgan of this place died
quite suddenly Thursday, June II. She
had not been we'll for number of weeks
so they had taken her to the hospital at
Rumford Falls. She leaves q husband
and one child, besides other relatives.