Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-29
Thermometer at 10 Sunday morning.
How's that for October?

Thermometer at 10 Sunday morning
How's that for October?
Miss Laura Dean of Buckfield Ii the
guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. Agnes Penfold is on trip to Bos-
ton, going Monday morning.
Miss Belle Tufts is visiting her sister
Mrs. Harold Anderson, in Providence.
Rev. E. W. Moore of Wiscasset will
preach at the Congregational church
Sunday, Nov. 8.
Come and see Raggles, the bootblack,
and get shine, at Good Cheer Hall
Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Mrs. Willard Pratt and two children
of Rumford have been visiting at w. A.
Porter's for few days.
The Fan Tans will spend Tuesday
evening of this week at the club room.
Light refreshments will be served.
]. Birney Field has sold his house on
Myrtle Street to w. r. Allen, and has
purchased a house on Alpine Street.
Il. fIccndu, III NoOo
Divinity School at Lewiston, supplied
the pulpit at the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mrs. C. G.. Morton and little daughter
of West Paris are spending a month
here with Mr. Morton's mother, Mrs. l..
G. Morton.
Newell Powers, son of L. L. Powers,
was taken to the Sisters Hospital at
Lewiston Saturday, for an operation for
the removal of adenoids.
Time flies, so the Democrat is remind
ed by the appearance of the Maine
Farmers Almanac, published at Au-
gusta by Charles E. Nash & Son, with
1908 on the cover.
The Seneca Club was entertained
royalty by Mrs. +. A. Shurtleff last Mon
day evening. The program was carried
out, delicious refreshments served, and
a short time was spent socially.
More or less has been said in the pa
pers about the matter of bail for w. G.
Everett. Everett has not secured bail,
nor is there any Indication that he will
endeavor to do so, although it was al
lowed.
Don't forget the supper which the
Ladies of the G.. A. r. will serve Thurs
day evening at $50. 1t will be a genuine
Halloween supper with all the fixins,
with the usual price for appetites, big
and little.
At least three people who had been to
the hospital for treatment for Appendix
ci,is returned home Sunday-Mrs. AL
mon Cairns, Roy Bennett, and Miss
Frances Cummings, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Cummings.
The entertainment for the next supper
Of the Good Cheer Society, Nov. D, is in
course of preparation and will consist OF
the farce, Raggles Corner, followed by
a fine musical entertainment. The cast
will be published next week.
Aurora Encampment conferred the
Royal Purple degree on two candidates
Monday evening, Oct. 81. Wildey En-
of Norway accepted an invi-
tation to be present and witness the
work. Refreshments were served and
the visitors returned home at late
hour.
The first division of the letters of the
Universalist Good Cheer Society are
asked to meet with Miss Maud Douglass
this Monday evening to choose chair
man and make arrangements for tho
November supper. 1t is hoped all will
be there.
G.. B. Cummings & Sons of Norway
were the bidders who secured the tim
Der on the land of the Oxford County
Society, sold at auction
The price was 1852 so, with
two years TO remove it. There is said to
be about six acres.
Aaron o. Corbett is seriously i'll at his
home, as the result of blow on the
head received while working on horse
that was cast, the head of the horse
striking his head. He has been un-
conscious for several days, and it is fear
ed that clot has formed on the brain.
Mrs. Kewley, wife of Rev. T. NJ. Kew
ley, suffered sudden and severe attack
of appendicitis last week, and on Thurs
day was taken to DR.. Kings hospital in
Portland for surgical treatment. Mr..
Kswley accompanied her and remained
there, and there was no preaching service
at the Methodist church on Sunday. The
latest report from Mrs. Kewley is that
she is resting comfortably.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge enter
tanned forty or fifty visitors from On
ward Lodge of West Paris and Good
Faith Lodge of Buckfield at the regular
meeting Friday evening. A good sup
per was served in Grand Army Hall at
$50 to the visitors and members of the
lodge. At the lodge meeting the degree
was conferred upon three candidates.
Entertainment for the evening, outside OF
the routine, was furnished by the play
ing of an orchestra, readings by A. <.
Morse, and mock initiation, originated
and exemplified by the male members.
1t was a good time.