Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-03

Miss Vivian Wight spent last weeh
with relatives In New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs.. 81. b. Hastings and sor
Henry recently visited ct tho homo o.
Prof. w. B. Chapman, ut Sheiburne
IN. b.
Qulte an interesting gathering 90
Cured as the home of B. w. Kimbal
when three Philbrook nieces OF bis, will
two brothers' wives, spent the afternoon
there: Mrs. James Rush OF Maryland
with three of Der four children; Mr.. ane
Mrs. Harry Paine of Nashua, N. g., will
their three children; Mrs. Rix OF Cor
ham, N. H., with her two children; Mrs
Howard Philbrook of Boston, Mass.
with two of Der three children; and Mrs
Lawrence Philbrook, with her two chill
dren: making twelve grand nieces an6
usphews OF B. w. Kimbalrs.
Mrs. Linnie Howe, who has been away
on q vacation for two weeks, has re
turned to her work at Miss Straw's.
Rev. and Mrs. Wheaton attended thu
ministers group meeting at Gorham, N
g., recently. Mr.. Wheaton gave paper
on the utility of the camp meeting. :.
Mrs. Florence Deering, who Ia spend
ing the summer with d. N. Upton and
family, led the Christian Endeavor serv
ice ut Garland Chapel last Sunday even
ing, and told of her work among the
Spanish Americans at the Mission School
in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The Ladies' Club Of the Congrega'
tiopal church will hold their annual mid
summer fair at Garland Chapel nexl
Thursday afternoon, Aug. 8. There will
be the usual tables OF fancy articles
aprons, and useful things, the "beech'
nut' tree and the candy table. Ice cream
will be served. There will also be
able for food, fruits and conserves
Open at P. NJ.
Sunday, July 25, there was quite re-
union at the home of r. s. Chandler
when the following persons were pres
sut: his grandson. who had always lived
with him when small, Harold Chandler
and bride, from Newport News, Va,
another grandson, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Chandler OF Ridlonville, and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chandler of Aubnrn
.lso Fred Chsndler's daughter, Mrs. b
e. Durham, with Mrs. Evelyn Briggs
and little son, Chandler, who live with
aer grandparents. 1t bad been several
years since so many of the Chandler
family had been together. Four genera
lions were represented, Frank Chandler
being over 90, while little Chandler
Briggs was one year old Monday, July %
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chandler, Mr.
Francis Chandler and Mrs. Evelyr
Briggs motored round the mountaint
md took trip up Mt. Washington Tues
lay. 1t was an ideal trip.
John Swan had only nine Sunday call
srs recently: q number of the Bartlettt
with Mrs. Carrie Bartlett and daughter
md SON of East Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Tyler and daugh
Ter, Miss Esther, with Mrs. Ruth ano
Alice Brown, motored to Portland re
Gently. The young ladies spent one day
at Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bean OF Brooklyn
N. z, are guests Of Nathan Bean. VII
Bean il in the navy.
Rev. Isabella Macduff of Leominster
Mass, 10 q guest of Mrs. o. NJ. Mason, a
is also Miss Luella Boothby OF Melrose
| Mass.
Miss Ruth Hastings, who has beer
spending some weeks with her grand
mother In Auburn, has returned to he
| home.
Chautauqua tickets are on sale at diff
fsrent places in town. Don't miss tn
really big entertainment.