Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-09-29
Meeting of the K. o. x. A. Wednesday

II
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Morton wer
at Rumford Falls few days last week
The quarterly chulch meeting Of tn
Universalist church will be held mex
Friday evening at Z O'Clock. CommuniO
next Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Buck entertaine,
few of their friends at their hom
Saturday evening.
The first division of the letters of tn
Good Cheer will meet with Mrs. /. E
Andrews Tuesday at P. NJ.
Mrs. George Farnum went to the Cen
trail Maine General Hospital at Lewiston
Friday for an operation for appendicitis
Mrs. Charlotte Howe, who has beef
visiting her son in Waltham, Mass, fol
several weeks, returned home Saturday
DR.. D. NJ. Stewart went Monday morn
ing to Mechanic Falls to attend the meet
ing of the Oxford County Medical Asso-
citation.
Very nearly record for September
temperature was the past week, with the
mercury climbing into the eighties abou,
every day.
Miss 5. NJ. Wheeler has her fall stock
of millinery, and invites all the ladies to
call and inspect it.
Rally Day will be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday, Oct 4.
A special programme for the Sunday
School is in preparation.
Sunday, Oct. 4tb, will be observed as
Rally Day at the Baptist Sunday School.
All those not connected with some other
Sunday School cordially invited.
Fog in the morning, smoke all day,
and the drought growing worse all the
time. The weather bureau gives us the
least shadow of hope that there may be
relief this week. From reading the
of conditions which appears in
the daily papers, it would appear that
this section of Maine has had even less
rain during the past four months than
has fallen in any other part of the North.
Miss Iona Noble and Mr.. Frank Moore
are now the singers at the Bijou. The
pictures to be shown Monday and Tues
lay are THE Sculptor's Nightmare"
differently, "Aunt Matilda"
Burglar and Baby" "A Short Story"
Sneak Thief" and 1.-The Moonshiners"
Is an extra. Miss Noble will sing THE
Lily and the Sunbeam" and Mr.. Moore
You'll Do the Same Thing Over for the
Did Red, White and Blue"
Leon E. Noyes was taken to the Gen.
raj Maine General Hospital at Lewiston
sunday night, the 10Th, on account of
1t was bad case, the
appendix being ruptured, and an opera
ion for its removal was performed i'm
upon arrival at the hospital.
the seriousness of his
condition, he is now doing as well as
Gould be expected, and good recovery
S looked for.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Plummer arrived
nome from their trip TO Paris Sunday
evening. They left here Aug. 10th,
iailing from Boston to Liverpool, where
hey made brief stop, thence TO Lon
ION, and on 10 Paris, to visit their
laughter, Miss Minnie A. Plummer,
known in the world of music as Madame
Scalar. They say they found her just
,s she was when she left them number
If years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer
ire in the best of health, and though
hey had some rough weather on the
voyage, lost but one meal on
account of sickness.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
s. l.. Washburn of Minot was at j. S.
Brown's last Friday.
John Parsons and Grover Brown have
gone to the University of Maine.
A. b. Talbot and Rev. Mr.. McWhorter
look a carriage drive to AndOver last
week.
Mrs. Comfort Record recently visited
her sister, Mrs. IL. NJ. Wheeler, at the
home of A. o. Wheeler.
Frank Clark is working in Millsfield,
Y. H., for Walter Emery of Bethel, who
is engaged in numbering.
Frank Sawtelle of Readville, Mass,
who is the guest of his sister, Mrs. j. II,
Clark, is occupying a cottage at Concord
Pond with j. H. Clark and family.
Miss Ruth Pratt returned to her home
u East Orange, n. j., last Thursday.
She was accompanied as far as New
York By Miss Annie Parsons who has
spent her vacation here with relatives.