Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-07-13
Hebron.

Mrs. Cornelia Moody spent few day.
with her brother, r. N. Stetson, at tn,
old home in West Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Keene and baby
Harold were at East Hebron Sunday fol-
children's day. Rev. A. D. Paul ant
Mrs. Paul of Auburn we're there for ths
day and exercises.
Josephine Bessey is at Old Orchard t
work for the summer.
Mrs. Anna Merrill of Mechanic FALL
visited her nephew, Manley Bessey, re
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brett and Mr.
and Mrs. Fogg of Paris were at ]. l.
Bumpus' Monday.
Alice Bumpus visited her cousin, Ra
leigh Bumpus of Turner, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atlee Sturtevant anC
Dorothy spent Sunday in Paris.
G. b. Cummings and family were IL
Oxford Sunday to visit his brother, Ar
thur Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marston and sor
Frank of Salem, Mass, were at j. l.
Bumpus' Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Cummings an6
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones of Belmont
Mass, were In this place recently calling
on relatives.
Miss Madeline Kingsley has gone tc
New Hampshire to attend summer school
DR.. w. E. Sargent has gone on trip tC
Boston.
Henry Barrows and sister Eva from
Massachusetts, are with their cousin
Miss Agnes Bsarce.
Prof. and Mrs. Mathews left here Sat
urday, and Prof. Dryer has moved into
the cottage left vacant. All are very
| sorry that Prof. Mathews will not bt
here another year.
Mrs. Dryer has two sisters from To
ronto visiting her.
Mrs. Field, Mrs. Neal and Mrs. New
comb, who are spending the summer
here from Portland, have just returned
from attending the centennial weel
there.
There was no celebration here on tht
4th, not even picnic.
Little Miss Cornelia Sturtevant of Yves,
Peru is visiting her uncle, Fred Sturte
want.
Floyd Philbrick and Roger are bach
from Rumford.
Mrs. Linwood Keene, with Harold ant
Mildred Keene, went to Mechanic Falls
Thursday.
We received copy Of the Lewiston
Journal with report of Colby centennial
We were quite interested In the story Of
Colby's "historic bsll". We we'll re
member when the bell was stolen anG
sent on It's travels, which was not in ths
'70's or SOS, but not later than 1851. II
was while DR.. Adam Wilson was pastor
here, and his oldest son, John, was at the
then Waterville college. II We remember
correctly, be was one Of the boys thai
helped In the prank. At least the fac
ulty thought he bad better study at home
for q while, which he did. We think
DR.. Wilson's last year was In 1850, but il
might be 81.
Mrs. Guy Hinckley and Lois of Port
land are visiting Mrs. Hinckley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bray.
During one of the showers last week,
lightning struck the house of Walter
Conant, doing some damage, but no fire
was set.
Mrs. Ellen Glover Moulton and two
children from Massac usetts, are with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Glover.
Miss Frances Glover, who 10 In the Office
of the Maine Central Railroad at Port.
land, will be at home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover are to be oongrstu-
lated on having ell their children With
them for day at least.
Mr.. Pwei Chopp Loo, who has been ct
Frank Moody's while attending the scsd-
envy, Is now at Kezar Lake at summer
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Noyes and Mrs.
Fannie Frost of Norway visited Mrs.
Frost's daughter, Mrs. Fred Quincy, on
Thursday.