Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-11-12
BROWN FIELD.

Fred Fogg of Westbrook visits his
mother and sisters at their home on
Main Street.
Fred Thayer has moved his family to
Saco, and Mr.. Peabody will occupy his
house.
Pearl Rebekah Lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
at their regular session November 9Th,
entertained Mount Cedar Lodge OF
Snowville, N. H., and Eudora Lodge OF
Bridgton. A good old fashioned baked
bean supper was furnished in the
banquet rooms. About one hundred
took supper.
Mrs. Kicker is dangerously sick at her
home on Spring Street.
Mrs. Bradeen, who was badly injured
BY being thrown from carriage, is
recovering. No bones were broken.
Mrs. Fred Farnum, who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent.
Miss Lena Perkins and Mrs. Frank
Ham are quite sick.
The remains of Mr.. Oren Weeks Of
Porter were brought to the village GEM
etery for interment.
Apple grinders and cider presses have
small jobs this season, but probably
enough to produce many jolly men and
boys in the early season of 1902.
Mr.. Fred Thayer's family and house
hold goods left town Monday morning
for Saco, where Mr.. Thayer is to have
work in some of the lumber mills, dur
ing the present winter and perhaps for q
longer period.
Mr.. Fred Fogg, who has been on 9
visit to his mother, Mrs. John Fogg, in
this village, has returned to his work al
Cumberland Mills, Westbrook.
Mrs. Bradeen, who was badly injured
last week, by being thrown from car
riage, is gaining rapidly and will soon bt
about again.
Mrs. [. J. Chadbourne is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Hill, at Centre
Conway, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Weston of Frye
burg were in this village last week call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bean.
Miss Lena Perkins, who came home
from North Conway, N. H., last weel
quite sick is now much better and hopes
to be all right again in short time
Miss Perkins and Miss Myrtle Harmon
were at the Bellevue Hotel at Nortf
Conway six months Of the past season
The remains of Mr.. Orren Weeks o.
Porter were brought here on the Sd inst
for burial in the village cemetery.
Mr.. S. N. Adams, superintendent o.
the cemetery, is doing quite an amount
of work on the cemetery grounds, great
ly improving the looks of the same.
DR.. Marston, from Baldwin, is abou
to locate in this village and will occupy
the Perley Brown house on Main Street
Since DR.. Gatchell left town about {
year ago for California DR.. d. F. Fitct
has been the only doctor here and hal
had more work than he could well at
tend to.
Mrs. Thomas Harmon and daughter
Mildred were at West Bridgton las
week to attend the funeral of her uncle
Mr.. Orren B. Hubbard.
The Rebekah Lodge were visited by
members of the order from Denmark
Snowville, N. H., and Bridgton on thu
9Th inst. and had very happy meeting
as reported. Supper was served in thu
Odd Fellows dining hall.
L hIs 1odSsS 4siuiOus VIM 2AoA
Naples to Brownfield about year ago
is returning to Naples again this week
The bennett boys at West Brownfielt
have this season raised over $1,000 wortl
of seed corn which they sell to Messrs
Burnham & Morrill, of Portland TO
seed.
Mr.. Thomas Harmon has finished 6
nice roomy store in the ell part of hi
house, and moved his meat and groceries
to same from the Perley Brown store
where he has been for the past year.
Miss Alvana Stuart, who has quite re
Gently opened a millinery shop in thu
D. 8. Patten house on Main Street, came
near losing her house this week by fire
She was in one of the chambers with 6
lamp and by some misstep fell breaking
the lamp and set fire 10 the room
Fortunately the workmen in Staples
coat shop nearby, hearing the alarm
rushed to the rescue and quickly put on
the fire before much damage was done
A few dollars expense will make goot
the damage.