Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-09-03
West Sumner.

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Alonzo Fuller of Hartford was in town
| last week. Mr.. Fuller was 80 years old
| his last birthday, and Is not afraid to
drive fast horse. He has pet mare,
Nellie Blossom, that he has driven fol-
over twenty years.
Nathan Brock, wife and daughter, OF
West Paris, were here last week to see
Mr.. Brooks uncle, Mr.. Fred Farrar, who
lis i'll.
w. E. Skillings was taken suddenly III
Tuesday night. In the absence OF DR..
Marston, DR.. Heald of Buckfield was
called. At this writing he il conval.
escent.
Mr.. VIM. Glover attended the fair at
Livermore this week. Mrs. Glover
spent the time with her brother and bis
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tuttle.
Mr.. Edwin Mann of Woodstock and 9
gentleman friend, while passing through
here on their way to Livermore Tuesday
found themselves stalled beside the road
near Pleasant Pond. They left Their
auto and proceeded by team.
Mrs. Abbie Torey of Brockton, Mass.
visited Mrs. Geo. Clark one day last
week.
Mrs. l.. E. Pulsifer of Natick, Mass.
is staying with her father, Mr.. W. z
Chandler, for few weeks.
Mr.. Hiram Tuell of Milton, Mass, and
his sister, Miss Abbie Tuell, of Fall
River, Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stetson Tuell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Packard have re-
turned from Auburn. Mr.. Packard's
health is very poor and he went there tc
consult physician.
Mrs. Frank F. Pulsifer and daughter
Helen of Natick, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Mary j. Pulsifer.
Mr.. Charles Curtis, wife and son, oil
Woodstock, were in town Wednesday
While here Mr.. Curtis horse stumbled
and badly injured one fore leg, leaving
them to walk home.
A. G. Farrar has been suffering for
week with muscular rheumatism in one
shoulder and arm. At last accounts be
was more comfortable.
Frank Young has sold his horse tc
Leslie Mayhem.
Miss Bertha Packard of Lisbon is the
guest of Mrs. Oscar Swift.
Mrs. Hattie Bessey of Bryant's POnC
is spending a week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Dow.
Roy Bisbee of Auburn spent Sunday
with his father, Sylvester Bisbee, wht
boards at John Heald's.
Guy Heath has gone to Paris Hill tt
work for Albion Abbott.
The fall term of school in this village
begins Sept. 9th, taught by Miss Heller
Rowe of Minot, who will board witt
Mrs. Ella Chandler.
Sumner, Aug. Goth, born to the wife
of VIM. E. Bowker, daughter.
Charles Stanley of Lowell was in towr
Sunday.
Guy Morse of Somerville, Mass, is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Heath.
G.. A. Chandler has twelve little pig
from pure bred Chester SOW.
Br. Albert Burroughs of Westbrool
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Head.
A party consisting Of the following
persons went to Mt. Mica Saturday, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. A. Chandler, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. E. Lothrop, Rev. G. G. Mile
and daughter Ruth, DR.. E. j. Marstol
and brother Herbert. A picnic Dime
was eaten under the trees and the day
outing was very much enjoyed. Mr.
Miller is very much interested in mining
and he was delighted with the beautiful
crystals and tourmalines shown him b.
the genial manager, Mr.. Loren Merrill
i Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Farrar have re
turned home from East Sumner. Thei
son, Maurice Farrar, and wife, of Buck
field, spent Sunday with them.
II Mrs. c. b. Keene and Mrs. Bessey o
Buckfield were in town Tuesday callin
on friends.
The pulpit in the Baptist church wa
uuoccupied Sunday. Rev. E. o. Taylo
| is away ON vacation. A social meet
ing was held and the usual Sabbatl
School.
i While cutting down tree Thursda
D. D. Small's axe slipped and cut a gas
in his leg which had to have one stitc
taken in it.
| While Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Beck o
Woodstock were on their way here t
church Sunday they had the misfortun
to break one of the axles of their wagon
They were able to make temporary re
pairs and keep on to their journeys end
Rev. C. G. Miller held services Sunda
morning in the Universalist church
which were we'll attended, some comm,
from long distance. Mr.. Miller's sub
| ject was Love, and it was thought b.
many to be the best sermon they eve
heard. A choir consisting of the fol
flowing persons discoursed fine must
and added greatly to the enjoyment o
all present: Mrs. Farnum, soprano
Mrs Everett Chase, alto; Mr.. Fred Dun
ham, bass, West Paris; r. N. StetsOn
tenor, West Sumner; Miss Jennie Brown
of West Paris, organist. In the evening
one candidate was received into tn
church.