Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wiggin attended
the Waterford fair Safnrda4

nes. L. ". namsoeii VIII preach at tn
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
Clyde Hebbard started Monday morn
ing for Massachusetts,, going first +
Lynn.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart has been visited b,
her sister, Mrs. Chase Of Sabattus, for
few days.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt of Lewiston was will
her daughter, Mrs. Harold T. Briggs
over Sunday.
Electric lights are being installed /,
the house of Mrs. George Fl. Davis OF
Maple Street.
Mrs. Mary Haugh and Miss Georgi,
Sheldon of Belfast are guests at j. P
Richardson's.
The Ladies of the G. A. r. will serve 8
Halloween supper to which the public are
cordially invited.
Miss Virabell Morrison of Livermort
Falls is the guest of her college friend
Miss Alta c. Walker.
A. Z. Shurtleff has completed the re-
pairs on the Damon house off Park
Street, and it is ready for occupancy.
Fred P. Chandler and family were NOT
able to start for Denver as early as they
intended, but got away Monday morning
Mrs. James S. Wright, Mrs. T. S.
Barnes and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray are at.
tending the Maine Music Festival in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Wheeler are re.
ceiving congratulations on the arrival OF
a ten-pound daughter, born Saturday
evening, Sept. 18th.
The delegates to the Baptist State
Convention held in Portland last week
report one of the most interesting gath
erings for number of years.
Meeting of the Good Cheer wednes-
day at 2:30 p. NJ, and regular meetings
will be held every second week on We'd
nesday at 2:30 till further notice.
The annual business meeting of the
Ladies' Circle of the Baptist church will
be he'd in the vestry Wednesday at 2:3O
p. NJ. A full attendance is desired.
The Rally Day exercises at the Baptist
School yesterday were very well
attended and everyone seemed thorough
ly to enjoy the special program for the
day.
Rev. Freeland Bolster of Woodfords
supplied the pulpit at the Congregational
church on Sunday. While here he was
a guest in the family Of his uncle, n. d.
Bolster.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Walter Bonney Thursday afternoon, Oct.
10, at 8 o'clock. The programme has
been prepared by Mrs. Eva Ordway.
The Crusade.
There will be a rehearsal of the L. o.
o. +. degree team for the third degree
evening at 1:30. The degree
will be worked Thursday evening fol-
lowed by refreshments.
Work on the reservoir on Cooper
Spring Brook was begun last week, and
is progressing as fast as the rather I'M
favorable weather will permit. 1t is in
charge of w. B. Young.
Mrs. Rizpah Whitman, who has been
with her son in California for the past
year, is to return to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George r. Morton, and is
expected to arrive to-day, Monday.
Miss Catherine G. Briggs, who is a
nurse in hospital in Boston, has been
at home for few days on sick leave,
being troubled with tonsilitis. She re-
turned to Boston Monday morning.
Hamlin Temple will hold rehearsal
of the degree work after the regular
meeting Thursday, Oct. 8. AS the degree
staff will exemplify the work at the
district convention to be held with Ham
lin Temple, Oct. 80, it is necessary that
all members be present at this rehearsal.
TIE new list of leaders in the Univer-
salist Y. p. G.. U. was given last evening
and will be found posted on the bulletin
board 1t is hoped all members of the
union will be anxious to lead, and will
look at the list to see when their turn
comes. The list is made out to Jan.
LIST.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler, who was reported
last week as in the Bangor hospital with
typhoid fever, was able to come home
the middle of the week, the threatened
attack of fever having been broken up.
After a few days rest, he returned to
the University of Maine Monday morn
ing.
F.O. Goodwin and wife of Upton, Me-,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
Godwin's mother and sister on Pine
Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin have been
for the past two weeks taking carriage
drive through Maine, visiting friends
and places of interest in Augusta, Water
vile, Fairfield and Burnham.
A party which made a trip to the
North Waterford fair in one carriage
Saturday was made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. X. Newell, Mrs. Sarah j. Atkins, Mrs.
Dora B. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Green and son Stanley, Mrs. j. ID.
HAYNES, Mrs. N. G. Elder and Miss Hat
tie Haskell They report great time
at the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Dora Greene
remained in Waterford for a few days
visit with friends.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety will serve their annual harvest sup
per at the vestry Thursday evening al
6:45. The following is the program OF
entertainment:
Vocal solo, Miss Lila Farrar.
Reading, Miss Eva SWEET
Vocal solo Miss Helen Barnes.
Mandolin solo, Miss Florence Whlttum
Vocal solo, Mr.. George Briggs.
Beading Miss Alta Walker
Mandolin solo, Mas Whittum
Vocal solo, Miss Ruby Clark
Vocal solo, Mr.. Briggs.
Miss Ida X. Sturtevant, daughter of j.
A. Sturtevant, was taken ill last Thurs
day, but the illness was not regarded as
ANYTHING serious, and DR.. Littlefield, who
was afterward called, was not summoned
at once. Saturday night it appeared
that the illness was a bad case OF ap-
pendicitis, and DR.. King was hastily
summoned and an operation was per-
formed that night. Ii was thought she
would not otherwise have lived until
morning. She is now more comfortable,
but Is still in a very serious condition.
Mrs. I. J. Moulton of Beverly, Mass,
reader and musical entertainer, will give
one of her new programs at the Baptist
church Tuesday, Oct. 18th. Much OF
her work is entirely original. The
monologues are very humorous, while
her musical selections give variety. The
dramatic selections are her own arrange
ments. The young and old are alike
charmed. She filled over $50 engage
meuts last season, appearing before some
Of the largest organizations in New
England. Come and enjoy good laugh