Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-07-20
KIABALL HILL.
Hebron.

Prof. E. c. Mariner gave q very enter
tanning talk before East Hebron Grange
Saturday, the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ames from Massa.
chusetts visited her sister, Mrs. Ben
Stone, recently.
Doris Hibbs is in New Sharon, the
guest of relatives.
James Pike of Rangeley spent the
week end at Alton Hibbs'. When a
young man Mr.. Pike lived with MT.
Hibbs' father.
Frank Moody visited his father at their
camp at Shagg Pond recently. We hear
that Mr.. Moody will be home for while
soon.
John A. William and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
lP. Witham and three daughters from
New Gloucester were at Mr.. Fogg's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Keene and Milton
Keene Of East Hebron and Mrs. Frank
Roberts of Nashua, N. H., were at Lin
wood Keene's Sunday.
Mrs. Remission, former matron of
Gould's Academy, is at the Home for a
while, and will be matron there the COM
ing year.
Prof. Mariner was In Portland Thurs
bay on business trip.
Mrs. Pottle and Estelle have gone to
their camp on Thompson Pond for the
summer. Miss Nellie Pottle returned
from the Y. w. G. A. conference at Long
Island Saturday.
There was dance at the Gym Wednes-
day evening.
Drew Stearns went to Livermore
Wednesday to play In the ball game
| there.
Word was received here Wednesday
that W. A. Bartlett had passed away
Tuesday, 18th, at the home of his son in
Roxbury, Mass, where they spent the
winter. Mr.. Bartlett would have been
IS on Wednesday, l4th, and many of his
friends had sent him cards, just too late.
Mr.. Bartlett was Civil War veteran and
member of the G. A. R. post. We think
there are but two other veterans living
here now, C. 81. George and Persian Ev-
erett. Mr.. Bartlett will be greatly missed
here. He will be buried in Lowell,
Mass.
Cornelia Sturtevant went home to West
Peru Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Grifiths and Mrs. Griffi the,
who have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and. Mrs. A. E. George, left for their
home in Camden Thursday.
Harry Bsrrows Is cutting the grass in
the cemetery. Mr.. Stearns was unable
to look after it this year, and 1t has been
case of "What Is anyone's business is
no ones business" A few lots have
been we'll cared for, but the most of
them have had no care, and 1t is dis
grace to the place. There can be no ex-
cuss for people who live here letting
their lots look like an uncut roadside
We wish there was some way in which
they might be brought to "see them
selves as others see them" changing the
quotation to apply. The resting place of
our dear ones gone is the last place to
be neglected. We cannot understand
why children are allowed to play there
as they do even when their parents are
with them. Respect certainly should be
shown them.
Mrs. Charles Eaton, of Springfield,
Mass, and Mrs. Lois Hunt of New Bed
ford were at Herman Georges over Sun
day.
James Hibbs is visiting bis nephew,
Alton Hibbs.
Miss Mary Carroll, who has been at
the central telephone Office, has gone
home III, and Miss Alice Keepe is at
work.
Rev. Carl E. Herrick of Fall River,
Mass, spent night In the place this
week. Mr.. Herrick graduated from
Hebron Academy.
Prof. Mariner is helping Mr.. Canteilo
in the store for few days this week.
Mrs. w. A. Bartlett Is expected here
soop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunt Of Natick,
Mass, are at Herman Georges for the
summer. Mr. George has painted his
house and enlarged the piazza.
Mrs. Ellen Glover Moulton Is with her
husband for few weeks at the home of
bis parents at Cumberland Center. Mr..
and Mrs. Moulton will return here later
before going to their new home In Con-
necticut, where Prof. Moulton will teach
the coming year.