Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
Mrs. Mary Cobb Of Auburn 10 the
guest Of Mrs. Anna 81. Hayes.

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guest Of Mrs. Anna 81. Hayes.
Mrs. Delphina Lowe of Maiden, Mass,
Ia at Charles Edwards' for the summer.
Mrs. Charlotte Rawson has gone to
Aedford, Mass, for . stay of some
weeks.
Hsmlin Lodge, K. of P, will confer
the rank of Esquire on one candidate
next Friday evening.
| Mrs. Rachel Stanley came Friday from
South Portland for short visit at the
home of her son, Writ Stanley.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ernest Cannon ut
Bryanrs Pond Monday afternoon.
Rev. C. W. Rogers gave the annual
sermon before Oxford Bear Lodge, Z
of P, at Hanover Sunday afternoon. \
Mrs. Sarah 81. Parshley and Mrs. Julia
Hanson of Dorchester, Macs, we're guests
of Mrs. L. C. Smiley for few days last
week.
Miss Marion Everett of Boston and
Miss Lyndell Churchill of North Paris
were guests at j. E. Murch's over the
weekend.
Gen. Alfred A. Starbird Is the guest of
bis parents, Mr.. aed Mrs. w. s. Starbird,
for few days, and attended the SOL
diers' welcome on Monday.
Albert L. Silver of Bethel, late of Co.
ID, l0Sd Regiment, was the guest of
Mrs. Sadie l.. Silver for the weekend
and the soldiers welcome on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. q. Bates of New
Haven, Conn, were in town Friday,
guests of their mother, Mrs. Josephine
Bates, who is in the home of Chas.
Edwards.
On Thursday evening, June u, at
Grange Hall, an exhibition of music will
be given by the pupils of the schools of
South Paris. Admission Is cents. En-
tertainment at 7:45.
There will be social dance at Acad-
envy Hall, Friday evening of this week.
Music will be furnished by Parker's
string orchestra of Lewiston. A public
auto will leave Stevens drug store at
about O'Clock.
Rev. G.. Howard Newton on Sunday
presented his resignation as pastor of
the South Paris Baptist church, to take
effect In September. At that time Mr..
Newton will have completed four years
of service as pastor of this church.
Several children were christened Sum-
day evening BY Rev. Mr.. Miller, the
pastor, in connection with the children's
day concert at the Universslist church.
The concert, which was given by the
Sunday School under direction Of COM
mittes of which Miss Hattie Leach was
chairman, was very pleasing, and had
good audience.
Rev. Mrs. Carlson of the Paris Hill
Baptist church gave the address at the
memorial service Of the Odd Fellows
Sunday afternoon, and several selections
were sung by the Jolly Gentlemen
Qaartette. The regular memorial SER
vice was held at the lodge hall, and the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs formed in |
procession and marched to Riverside |
Cemetery, where the address was given |
and large number of graves of members
of both branches of the order were
decorated with flags and flowers.
Mrs. Ella Barrows, widow of Alonzo |
r. Bsrrows, Co. r, 9th Regiment, Maine
Volunteer Infantry, has been granted
pension at the rate of S25 per month. |
She will receive over $500 back pay and |
the accrued pension due at the date Of
Mr.. Barrows' death. The cause of the |
delay to grant the claim Of Mrs. Bar
rows was that il was in the hands OF q
special examiner to adjust, and he had
mapj cases ahead of hers. Senator |
Fernsld has been very persistent in his
efforts to hurry action in this matter.
de is . member of the pension COM
mittee of the senate, and the old soldiers
of the civil war and their widows have
no truer or more faithful friend.
A merry party met June Sth at
"Lymancarris" Camp, recently built in
Sweden on what is known as the "sul-
phur spring lot" and which is owned by
Lyman Plummer of Lowell. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Plum
mer and son James Plummer, Miss
Mary Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hurd and
Mrs. L. E Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barker of Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Hutcbins of Sweden, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Garland and two sons Lyman and Clyde
of Bartlett, n. a., Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wiggin and son Rinsldo and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton McKeen of South Paris.
While enjoying q nice lunch at the camp,
all partook freely of natures tonic, the
sulphur spring water.