Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-22
Bethel.

Bethel.
Captain Chester Bean, one OF our
boys from over In France, came homo
saturday evening, July IL; another one,
Charles Tuell, Monday night, July IA.
We welcome them all home. Charles
ITuell has been visiting relatives In MASS
lachusetts for the past two weeks.
Adelaide Ramsell and Helen CLARK
are at Philbrook Farm In Shelburne,
doing table work.
Ernestine Philbrook 10 doing table
work ut the Poland Spring House.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Upton spent last
week in Portland with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman spent . few
days with friends at South Paris re-
Gently.
Mrs. Harry Brooks, who is visiting
with her brother, Rob Sanborn, spent .
few days last week at Mechanic Falls.
Mrs. Jennie Sanborn 10 at her old
home for the summer.
Mrs. Carey Stevens Ia stopping with
Mrs. Frank Abbott at her hospital for
q while. She had little girl baby come
to her Wednesday. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gilbert are
depending few weeks With his uncle,
Carey Stevens.
B. w. Kimball let his hsying this
year to John Carter, and they finished
it last Monday, July IA.
Miss Dorothy Chandler OF South Paris
visited at the homo of her grandmother,
Mrs. Frank Chandler, last week. Her
brother, Master John Chandler, came
with her.
Mrs. William Eldridge and two chill.
dren from Rockport, Mass, came last
week to visit her mother, Mrs. Angela
Clark.
Master George Buker of Auburn
visited his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
w. G. Curtis, last week!
Miss Marion Frost left Monday for
Castine to attend the special teachers
course there. Miss Frost is one out Of
the hundred who are chosen by the
state to have the training free. All
honor to her.
Miss Helen York, who is we'll remem-
bered by Bethel people, will give a
concert in Bethel; date and other things
TO be announced later. Miss York has
studied three years at Grand Opera in
Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Chapman opened
their beautiful home at Shelburne, N. H.,
on Saturday, July II, for the annual
picnic, which was accepted by hundreds
of people all over the state, and many
distinguished guests from other states
were present to enjoy the day With
them also. Auto parties came from
Bangor, Foxcroft, Waterville, Lewiston
and many other places, some even from
New York city. Mr.. Chapman had
ARRANGED with artists from New York
and Philadelphia, who were heard with
great pleasure at the musical at O'Clock.
Col. F. E. Boothby gave the address,
on the Wonderful Growth of the Maine
Music Festival, and was most compli.
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman for
what they had done for the uplift OF
music In Maine. Hundreds of letters
were received, and it was a red letter
day for the festival chorus singers, and
the kind hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman will long be remembered.
Prof. and Mrs. Chapman having bought
the Aston home at Shelburne, they live
there part of every summer, but by
no means have they given up their home
in Mayville, out of Bethel.
Charles Valentine has been quite i'll.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
j. q. Carter, Jr., Is home from Canada
through haying.
l.. U. Bartlett and son Harold are bay.
ing for r. F. Sanborn.
George Osgood and Charles Eames are
haying on the Oliver place.
| Ned Carter andcrew are all done hay
ing on the Brown place.
| Miss Frances Carter and j. q. Carter,
Sr., have bought an automobile.
| Frank Osgood and Clarence Annis are
building garage for j. q. Carter, Sr.
| Lawrence Gilbert is helping Carey
Stevens through hsying.
Born to the wife of L. G. Stevens, a
daughter. Mother and baby are at Mrs.
Frank Abbott's and doing finely.
Blanche Z. Kimball is discharged from
the State School, and Is at home with
her mother.
Sam Badger is helping through hsying
on the Shirley and Russell place.
Sam Badger has bought the Ernest
Walker place.
Earl Dutton and fsmily-have moved to
East Bethel, near by where Mrs. buttons
laughter lives.
Sam Badger has bought nice driving
horse.
Charles Cspen has bought COW re-
Gently.
A. NJ. Carter ia at home.
People are coming to visit their old
home now.
Met Osgood and wife called at the
Maple and Pine Farm recently.
Mrs. Met Osgood called at Mrs. Walter
Balentine's Monday.
Mrs. Lucinda Chase is pasturing some
cattle for Carey Stevens.
Met Osgood has bought stallion of F.
L. Winslow.
Wanted, to buy q cow and horse, q
good mixer and gentle horse safe for a
woman to drive, at the Maple and Pine
Farm. Address Blanche z. Kimball,
Bethel. Me-, R. F. D. No. 1, Box 81.
2. L. Winslow bought horse of Mr..
Goddard of Bethel, also bought colt of
Merton Kilgore at West Newry.
F. L. Winslow is helping A. NJ. Bean
through hsying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Balentine have
taken little boy from Lewiston.
Road Commissioner Brown has been
doing good work on the road here.
81. L. Powers was here recently look
ing after his hay.
Mrs. Harold Powers and daughter re-
Gently visited Mrs. Charles Eames aud
family.
Mrs. Mary Capen is at the home of her
daughter, Miss Minnie Capen, at Bethel
village.
Norway Lake.
The house party at Asa Frost's broke
up the first of the week, Mrs. Wood and
children returning To their home in