Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-03
West Sumner,

Mrs. Moses Dow is on the sick list.
Mrs. Abbie Bates, who has been spend
ing the winter with Mrs. S. F. Marston
at Brunswick, returned to her home
Monday.
Roy Bisbee is at work for Cummings
& Ellingwood and boards at John
Heald's.
Miss NJ. A. Head, who has been to
Auburn and West brook to visit friends,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. James Buck is at home from
Rumford Falls and is engaged in making
wedding dress for a young lady of that
place.
R. n. Stetson went to Hebron Sunday
to see his niece, Mrs. Maidie Bearce, who
is we'll known here. Mrs. Bearce is in
very poor health.
The S. B. r. Club met with Mrs.
Hiram Howe Thursday afternoon. This
was to be Washington day. The life
of the father of his country was review
ed from the story of his little Ratchet
until he became commander in chief OF
the army and down to the end. The
Life of Washington, an original paper,
was read by Miss Lois Hollis. Refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
will be March 18th.
The Baptist Circle will serve dinner
in the vestry March 4ih. A good at
tendance is desired
Robinson's Speciality Co., after dis
playing their moving pictures here fol-
three nights to very small audiences,
have gone to North Buckfield. They
seem to very quiet we'll behaved people.
E. E. Field and family of North Paris
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fields aunt,
Mrs. E. G. Small.
NJ. G.. Becker was unable to come and
cook for the men at Cummings Filing
woods boarding house. b. Stuart of
South Paris, who has been cooking for
them, left for home Friday. For the
present the lumbermen are taking their
meals at Rodney Chambers.
Miss Lois Hollis of North Paris is
spending a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Rosetta Fl. Ryerson.
Mrs. RyerSon has been visiting for the
past week with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Hollis, of North Paris.
David Andrews has sold hundred
barrels of apples and is having them
hauled to the station at West Paris.
Mrs. II. B. Maxim left for Livermore
Friday, called there on account of the
illness of her father, who is old and
feeble. Mrs. VIM. Cushman is keeping
house for her.
| DR.. c.. NJ. Bisbee of Rumford Falls was
here Saturday of last week to examine
James Tuell who was injured in rail-
road accident some months ago. DIR.
Bisbee was sent here by the railroad
company. The doctor found Mr.. Tuel's
left arm had been partly torn from its
socket and is now whitening away.
Maurice Farrar and wife of Buckfield
spent Tuesday with Mr.. Farrar's parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. w. S. Farrar.
Mrs. w. T. Bisbee is i'll in bed with
the grippe. Bessie HaZelton is at work
for her DIR. Wheeler was called to her
and also to Mrs. Alphonzo Hazelton who
is slowly recovering from an attack OF
the grippe. =,
Geo. A. Chandler has recently sold
three two-year-old heifers for 500
apiece.
Mrs. c. E. Durham, who is sick with
very severe cold, is now able to be up
about the house. Georgia Irish is work.
ing for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Packard, who have
been here for several weeks, left Friday
for East Sumner.
William Ellis of Canton is at Mr..
Freeman Farrar's. Mr.. Ellis brought his
graphophone along and gives nightly
concerts which are very much enjoyed
BY the Farrars and their neighbors.