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Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Hebron

Miss Myrtle Scothorns spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Fred Gurney.
Lee Webber Is home to Portland on q
visit.
We are indebted to Frank Moody for 9
dinner OF brook trout, and also to 81. z
Stesrns for lake trout.
Mrs. A. G. Bowman continues about
the same, and now has trained nurse.
Fred Quincy has just had handsome
monument placed on his lot In the GENE
terry, and c. 81. George double stone on
bis lot.
The game here Wednesday between
Hebron and Ksnt's Hill was won by He
broD 2 O. Frank Moody umpired the
game.
Prof. K. G. Mariner gives q memorial
address at Mechanic Falls Sunday morn.
ing, aud at Poland in the afternoon. On
Monday he gives the address at Bethel.
Two ladies from Portland have rented
part of Mrs. j. c. Donhsm's house for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bsrrows and
Mrs. w. Il. Cloud Of Auburn, and Mr..
Nathan Barrows of Knoxville, Tenn,
were at Miss Tripp's Thursday after.
noon. The Barrows family were near
neighbors, and we were glad to see the
loved friends of our school days, now so
widely scattered. Mrs. Louise Barrows
Goodrich has lived In Missouri since her
marriage In the early eos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Keene attended
the wedding reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Perry at East Hebron Thursday
evening. Many others from this way
were there.
Carleton Cummings 10 at homo from
Florida for few days before going to
Rumford Falls to work.
Miss Olive Ksens was at A. A. Co.
nant's for night recently.
Ethel Marshall 10 at home from Farm.
ington for the Memorial vacation.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
About the State.

Two false teeth swallowed by Nathan
F. Clifford, agent of life Insurance.
company at Biddeford, may have caused
bis death early Thursday, according to
DR.. Paul S. Hill, who attended him.
Captain Frederick w. Morang, who
died suddenly at his home at Lubec on
May 23d, at the age of II years, was one
OF the best known lighthouse keepers on
the Maine coast. he served in the Sxtb b
Maine regiment in the Civil War for two
years, and was also In the U. s. navy for
the same length OF time. For several
years afterward he followed the coasting
business, and In 1883 entered the U. s.
lighthouse service, and remained till
1916, when he was retired.
Hon. Samuel NJ Came, dean of York
County lawyers, observed on May "a, the
56th anniversary of beginning practice in
Alfred. He has occupied the same Office
during the whole period and the shingle
bearing his name, which he tackled up
after receiving bis diploma In 1884 from
the Harvard Law School is still nailed In
the same spot. Many friends congratu-
lated Mr.. Came at his Office. Born in
Alfred 80 years ago, Mr.. Came attended
the academies 10 Limington, South Ber-
wick and Yarmouth. He was graduated
from Bowdoin in 1850 and entered the
Harvard Law School.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Bryant's Pond.

A large number attended the union
Memorial service at the Baptist church
last Sabbath. Members OF A. N. Whit.
man Post, G. A. R., and the American
Legion participated. Special music was
rendered for the occasion. The speaker
was Rev. G. R. Upton, pastor OF the Bap.
tist church here.
Albert L. Bowker and wife are guests
at the James L. Bowker home. Mr..
Bowker 10 now stationed in Academy
Grant where he has charge of the store
houses owned by the Berlin Mills Co.
Joseph Thurlow has moved from the
Millett house In North Woodstock vii.
lage to the house owned by Fred G.
Noyes on the Paris road.
The annual high school paper, "The
Eureka" Is being distributed this week.
1t Is made up in magazine form.
Daniel Swett, who recently moved
here from South Paris to the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Day, intends
to build q dwelling house this season,
and has secured lot near the George W
Day farm for that purpose.
@. Lester Heath, who Is now In q Port.
land hospital for treatment, was given q
post card shower by his friends here
Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Cushman, who has been
West for number of months, returned
home Monday. The family will soon
commence housekeeping again In their
old home, which has been occupied dur
ing their absence by Lester D. Bryant.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
BroWnfield.

A Mrs. Richardson, who spent tn,
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. William Da
Wis, died very suddenly recently.
Mrs. Rufus Flint has position as cool
10 Rsndslls Hotel in Conway, N. 81.
Mrs. Blanche Cole of Arlington, Mass.
who spent few days last week with
friends in this village, has returned &c
her home.
The farm buildings belonging to El
mer Thompson of New York were de-
stroyed by fire recently. Cause IN.
known. The buildings were insured.
There was quite hard fire in the
woods last week. A crew Of men worked
day and night until they got it under
control, the late rain doing the rest.
Master Clifford Blake went to Kszsr
Falls, where he had his throat treated by
DIR. Ridlon.
Albert and Everett Liuscott of Boston
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Lin
scott.
Mrs. Abbie Garland was called TO Ken
nebunk by the death Of her brother.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Albany.

Edgar A. Hall of Mechanic Falls wal
In town Thursday fitting glasses; fitted
some for Mrs. Bruce.
Mrs. Mabel Bartlett fell and sprainsd
her ankle; worse than break.
Mrs. George Connor strained q nerve
In her ankle, and has been troubled with
rheumatism In II 30 that she could hardly
walk. Mrs. Addie Connor 10 with her.
She Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cummings have
moved TO Fred Edwsrds' farm to work
for Mr.. Edwards.
Mrs. Ethel Connor came over and got
Mrs. j. e. Bennett, and they went to the
pictures at Bethel. She spent Sunday
with Mrs. Connor.
Mrs. Arthur D. Bean called on Mrs.
John Jones Thursday, and Friday went
to Bethel.
Arthur d. Bean 10 working on the road
for George Cummings.
s.. g. Bean and Wallace Cummings
helped repair the culverts on the state
road near A. e. Cross.
G. G.. Becker has bis car repaired and
painted, 90 he went on bis road business
with IL Thursday.
Two men were around looking for
cows and calves Monday.
We had few nice spring days. The
grass and everything ID growing finely.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
East Bethel.

Mrs. Irving Kimball has returned home
to Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Eta Bartlett has returned home
from Framingham, Mass.
| David Cav OF Cambridge, Mass, was
last weeks guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. e.
Bartlett.
Mrs. Alberta Tirrell of Turner was
last weeks guest OF her mother, Mrs. E.
W. Duttop; also Mr.. and Mrs. Ceylon N.
Kimball and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceylon Kimbsll and Mrs.
G. K. Hastings motored to South Paris
and return the Esd.
Guy Bartlett has new pair OF heavy
work horses recently purchased at Nor
way.
John q. Howe has recently had tele-
phone installed In bis home here.
Alder River Grange held regular ses.
sion Wednesday evening, May 26, with
thirty members present and two visitors.
The third and fourth degrees were CON-
ferred on two candidates, and the har-
vest feast Was spread. Worthy Lecturer
Nina v. Swan presented very pleasing
program. and grange closed in form TO
meet again June Q.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Wilson's Mills.

S. W. Bennett has gone to Metslluk
Lodge to put the camps in order for the
summer.
j. <. Hewey now makes regular trips
with his boat on the lake.
Mrs. Jennie Mason, who has been al
White Rock through the winter, has re-
turned. She was accompanied by heI
nephew Willie Adams and her niece
Evelyn Hart, who have been with ber
through the winter attending school.
P. ]. Littlehsle caught another bobcs,
in bear trap up the Abbott Brook near
the dyke. 1t measured five feet, three
inches from tip to tip, evidently was IN
old settler.
Mrs. Lewis Coy was In town deliver.
ing hosiery.
D. b. Hatch OF Berlin was In town
with dry goods for sale.
G. G.. Beckler of Albany was in town
In the interest Of good road building.
Z. s. Bennett was in Norway Wednes.
day, returning with an Overland car.
A dance at Grange Hall Friday night.
R. T. Linnell, q. Delsno, promoters.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
I0cka,R Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Rowe of Ly u brook
N. Y, are at Beachenrowe for the sum
mer, and have as their guest Mrs. Viii
Perham Of Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Stowel have re
turned from their trip to New York
Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and Mrs. Over
Davis have moved to Mr.. Davis farm in
Woodstock.
George Stevens attended Mason meet
ing at Norway Friday evening.
An eight. pound baby girl arrived a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Cross
on Howe Hill May 9th. Mrs. Annie
Emery Is the nurse.
Ernest Day was at Rumford Falls Fri
day.
A large crsbspple tree 10 bloom at the
farm of Mrs. Abbie Trask 10 a beautiful
sight.
Edwin Perham is able to drive Out
again after his recent illness.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Nars. Mabel Rawson OrseIy.

After An illness OF less than two weeks
of pneumonia, Mrs. Mabel Greedy passed
away ct her home In East Oxford on
May IS.
She WAS born In South Paris Dec. IS,
1870, the daughter Of Virgil D. and
Sarah Libby Rswson.
She WAS educated In the village
schools, graduating In the GLASS Of 1885
from the Oxford Normal Institute.
In 1901 she married Bion n. Greedy,
who survives her. She also leaves five
children: Mrs. Ralph Bacon of Bryant't
Pond; Ida May Of Auburn; Bessie and
Annie, students In Paris High School;
and Helva.
Her mother, Sarah Rawson Brigham
survives her; also three brothers, Perley
&. Rawson Of Dorchester, Mass, Virgil
A. Rawson of Gardiner and Otis F. Raw.
son Of Portsmouth, N. q.
The funeral was Tuesday, Rev. Chester
G.. Miller of South Paris officiating, and
the interment was at the Porter District
Cemetery.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Buckfleld.


E. L. Phinney has bought the jeanette
Jordan stand on Depot Street and viii
move this week.
Two candidates were given the Mas
ter's degree at q regular meeting ol
Evening Star Lodge of Mssons Monday
evening.
Miss Amy Shaw is home for the sum
mer.
Storer Cole was home from Boston fol
q few days the past week.
Rev. Geo. F. Finnie gave the Memo
rial Day address here Monday.
The Ladies' Circle met at the parson'
age Friday afternoon.
The bsccalaureate sermon was deliv.
cred before the graduating class of the
high school Sunday morning by Rev F.
P. Dresser. Graduation Friday, June
4fh,
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Rates OF PafrOlmeu.

Road pstrolmsn within the County oI
Oxford may be interested In the rates
decided upon by the State Highway Com.
mission for the season of 1920, beginning
June /:
For patrolmen and one horse the rate
of pay will be 81 cents per hour, which
for nine hours makes s5.13 per day. Pa.
trolmen and two horses will be paid 81
cents an hour, which makes the daily
wage 50 0S. In addition to these in
creases the commission has arranged,
commencing June /, to pay all bonus
st the rate OF 81 cents per day for q nise-
hour day for actual time worked by pa
trolmen with one horse and AZ cents per
day for patrolmen with two horses. This
bonus will be paid when the work Is
completed. II anyone sewers his connec-
ton with the Highway Commission or 10
not doing the work he should and the
commission has to find someone to take
his place, the bonus will not be paid.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Sidney Albion Stevens.

The body of Sidney Albion Stevens,
who died In Brockton, Mass, at the
home Of bis daughter, Mrs. Emma Dame,
Was brought to Norway last week fol
burial.
Mr.. Stevens was q native OF Norway,
the son of Simon and Rebeoca (Atherton)
Stevens. The family is an old one In
Norway, Mr.. Stevens grandfather Jo-
seph with his wife Elizabeth being the
flrst family to migrate into town. This
was In 1855. They came from Town
send, Mass. He built the first frame
house in the town, and bis daughter
Sarah was the first white child born in
Norway.
Mr.. Stevens, February o, 1884, mar
ried Abby j. Frost and three children
were born to them, Charles, who died In
infancy, Grace NJ, who married j. Orin
Smith and lives In Presque Isle, and
Emma Idella with whom be lived at the
time of bis death.
Mrs. Stevens died some years ago.
Mr.. Stevens lived for many years at
Norway Lake.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Norway w. c. T. u.

At the annual meeting of Norway w
G. T. U. held With Mrs. Lucelis Mer
riam, the following officers were elected
Pres.-Miss Jennie z. Rates.
lst Vice Pres.-Mrs. Effie Sullivan.
ID Vice Pres.-Mrs. Elizabeth Bicknell.
Sd Vice Pres.-Mrs. N. o. Baltxer.
Sec.-Miss Clara Smith.
Asst. Sec.-Mrs. Ada Tubbs.
Tress.-Miss Eta Noyes.
Superintendents of Departments:
Charity-Miss Eta Noyes.
Flower Mission-Mrs. Annie Sanborn.
Purity-Mrs. NJ. o. Baltzer.
Prison and Jail-Mrs. Efie Sullivan.
Temperance Literature-Mrs. Hattie Brown.
Press-Miss Jennie Bates.
Work for Young Women-Mrs. Bella Fletcher.
"Union Signal" and "Star In the East"-Mrs.
Mary Smith.
The union will hold . field day June
-16, ut Mrs. Bella Fletcher's camp.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
EaSt Sumner.

A good attendance at the Congrega
tiopal church on Memorial Sunday I,
hear the very interesting sermon of Rev
w. G. Berkeley on "Our Memorial.
Patriotic songs were sung, also duet b!
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stetson was f1uel!
rendered.
Union Grange rendered the use o
their fine hall for the Memorial Ds!
services, an account of which will b,
given later.
All nor to "Memorial Day"
A day to memory most dear,
A day when we our tributes pay
To those brave men whom all revere.
Those loyal men 80 true. 30 brave.
Their memory our hearts doth thrill,
And tho they I'LL patriots grave
The nag they saved Is with US still.
As long as that old flag shall wave,
So long will we our tributes give,
For many died that flag to save
That we In glorious peace might live.
SLoCUh.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Resolutions.


Resolutions on the death of Sister Ros'
Smith of Mountain Grange, North Buck
field, Maine.
Whereas our Heavenly Father hal
seen fit to take unto Himself another
sister, Rose Smith, be 1t
Resolved, That We have lost faithful
and worthy member from our order.
Resolved, That We shall miss her from
our midst but remember with gladness
the pleasure she enjoyed with US In ouI
meetings.
Resolved, That We extend our sympa'
thy to her husband; that we spread q
copy Of these resolutions on our records
and that copy be sent to the Democra,
for publication.
JENNIE HEALD, Committee
cola HOLMES, on
HERMAN MORSE, } Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
West Sumner.

Allen Garner aud family from Kezal
Falls were callers at Mrs. John Heald's.
They were en- route for Black Mountain
cemetery.
Carl Farrar died at bis home Wednes'
day night. Death was due from gall
stones.
superintendent Cash visited the vii
lage school Tuesday.
Mrs. Horace Barrows is sick with Ia
grippe and neuralgia. DR.. Heald ol
Buokfleld is attending her.
Mrs. Ella Dunn is at home.
Arthur Boyle of the United States
wsrship Oklahoma is on his way to the
Mexican border.
Mrs. Jennie Buck is moving into Mrs
Dslma Farrar's rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mathewson, who
have been in South Carolina all winter
are visiting in town.
Help is very scarce.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01

Miss Ida Packard and Miss Dorothy
Keddy spent few days with Miss Ethel
Philbrick at her home In Turner.
Daniel Glines 10 quite III ut present.
Mrs. Elliott Rich was in Gorham, n
a., last week to visit relatives.
Prof. W. r. Chapman has purchased
the Moses Hastings place.
Mrs. Harriet Twaddle is visiting hel
son, Dr.. Gard Twaddle, and wife, oi
Auburn.
Carl Wight visited his wife Sunday
May 2S. Mrs. Wight 10 staying with DR.
and Mrs. Wight till she 10 better.
Miss Fannie Mason, who has been
spending the winter in Portland, has
re-opened her house on Main Street.
| Mrs. Tidswell 10 visiting ct the home
Of her son, D. NJ. Forbes.
| w. 81. Young left Mondsys with bis
household goods for Woodfords, where
he has bought house. Mrs. Young
followed him Wednesday. Their son
Donald will remain in Bethel for the
remainder Of the school year.
E. L. Bean of Bellows Falls, VT, spent
last week with his father, 81. 81. Bean.
May 20, Miss Mary Tibbetts celebrated
her fourth birthday by inviting In three
little girls Of her age, and having ice
cream and birthday cake.
Mrs. Martha Kendall, Mrs. Nellie Cur
tis, Mrs. Mae Goodwin, Mrs. Fannie
Lovejoy and Mrs. o. NJ. Mason attended
the Oxford County w. c. T. U. conveu-
tion at South Paris Tuesday. All re-
ported good convention.
At the Memorial Day services there
were only nine civil war veterans. So
they are passing over one by one.
It has been the custom for the senior
class OF Gould's Academy to issue 1000
Invitations to the graduation exercises.
The class of 1920 has voted to send
printed Invitations to Immediate rela-
tives, and invite all other friends through
the Citizen, as II will save quite little
expense for the seniors.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church held food and fancy work sale
May "a. Ice cream and candy were sold,
bringing In tidy sum besides keeping
the people cool and happy.
KIMBALL HILL.
W. W. Brinck and family have moved
to North Newry.
Floyd Coolidge has Ford automobile
which be recently purchased of Mr..
King of Bethel.
o. B. Fsrwsll planted an acre of pota-
toes for G. l.. Haines Wednesday.
w. E. Coolidge was at Bethel Monday,
Floyd Coolidge has gone to Rumford
Point to work for Elton Knight.
W. Z. Coolidge has been ploughing for
Guy Bartlett few days the past week.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Hebron Wins.

Hebron won both singles and doubles
In the Bates interscholastic tennis tour.
nsment. Every match was decided In
straight sets. Fisher easily captured the
singles with the loss Of only II games in
three matches. Fisher and McLesry took
the doubles, losing only nine games 10
three matches.
Finals In the singles of the Bowdolu
interscholsstio tennis tournament, which
was cancelled because of rain Saturday,
22d, also were played. Suith OF Rum
ford put Conant OF Edward Little out Of
the running, and Hebron defeated Smith
easily, giving the academy . clean sweep
In both tournaments.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Oxford.

Rev. Mr.. Hathaway preached at The
N. Z. church Sunday, May %.
Rev. John F. Woodman died of pneu
monia on Wednesday, May 20, aged "a
years, at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Leon Narcotic.
In the case of Mrs. John Eden at the
Central Maine General Hospital, 1t was
found necessary to amputate the leg jus,
above the knee. The operation was per
formed on Thursday.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. C. F. Starbird last week.
Mrs. Sturtevant visited her brother, s.
r. Keene, and wife, last week.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01

The bill 10 incorporate the Roosevelt
Memorial Association was before Con-
gress last week. The object OF the ssso-
citation Is to erect and maintain Q suita-
BILE and adequate monumental memorial
In the city of Washington. d. c., also to
acquire, develop and maintain Q public
park In the town OF Oyster Bay, N. T.,
In memory OF the late Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. The following Maine men
are members of the corporate body:
Halbert p. Gardner and Wallace b.
White, Jr.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
North Buckfield,

A thrse-act comedy drama, 1.-THE
Elopement Of Ellen" will be played by
members OF Mountain Grange at their
hall June 1, 1920. A dance will follow
with music by Shaw.
Several from here attended the circus
st Lewiston Friday.
Richard Damon Of the U. s. Navy has
been at home for ten days.
Mrs. w. Heald and daughter were In
Lewiston last week.
@. B. Keens 10 at home from Tyngs-
boro, Mass, where he spent the winter
with bis son Harold.
New Century Pomona will meet here
June 2.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
North Stoueham.

N. e. Allen has sold his farm known
as the Len Cannon place to Freeman
McKsen Of North Lowell.
Jesse Adams has moved to North
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge from Pembroke
have come to stay with their daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Chute.
Ellsworth Kimball and brother have
finished work for L. A. Chute, and gone
to their home In Harrison.
Mrs. Harold Stanley Of Waterford, who
10 staying with her mother, Mrs. John
Adams, has q baby girl.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
Oxford County Notes.

1t Is recorded In the printed history oi
the town Of Waterford that one hundred
and four years ago, the Goth Of May,
snow fell In that town and probably In
neighboriDg towns to the depth OF eight
cen inches on the level, and that some
Of the drifts were mountain high." "
This occurred In that famous year gen.
orally known az eighteen hundred and
froze to death, or II one wants 10 be
exact, 1916.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
Given by Many South Paris People.

Experiences told BY South Paris peo
ple-
Those who have had weak kidneys-
Who used Doan's Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effeotive-Such
| statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
You must believe South Paris people.
Here's South Paris proof. Verify II.
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
You'll find why South Paris folks be
lieve In Doan's.
Charles r Durham, telegram operator,
10 Pleasant st., says: "The kidney secre-
tions were painful In passage and depos.
tied sediment. I got Doan's Kidney
Pills at the Howard Drug Co. and they
relieved the congestion and Inflammation
and strengthened my kidneys. I have
used Doan's Of and on since, when
needed aud have found that can always
depend on them for relief"
Price 600. at oil dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney rsmsdy-get Doan's
Kidney Pllls-the Same that Mr.. Dunbam
had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mrs, Buffalo,
NY.
Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Norway National Bank.
Eastman & Andrews
Fifth Annual summer School.
Savoy Theatre.
z. l.. Merchant.
G.. II. Penley.
Brown, Buck 4 Co.
W. j. Wheeler q Co.
State OF Maine.
Notice.
Women Of Oxford County.
Notice of Appointment.
For Sale.
Every body's Going.
l.. +. Pike Co.
Ajax Tires.
Lost.
Lost.
Stray Heifer.