Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-07-14

Remarks were MADE 0y d. 4. rieio
E. B. Robertson.
The choir who furnished the music
consisted of the following persons:
Soprano-Mrs. Alma Durham, L0uella
Farrar, Gladys Young.
Alto-Mrs. Il. s. Robertson.
Bass-A. G. Farras, Geo. West.
Organist-Mrs. d. G. Jewett.
Every one pronounced it very pleas
ant occasion.
Mrs. Carl Durham and little son Ray
mond went to South Paris Thursday,
called there by the illness Of Mrs. Dun
hams sister, Mrs. Nellie Farnum..
Master Earl Durham, who has just
passed his seventh birthday, is one Of the
lucky boys. His birthday comes on the
4th of July, and he is always sure of q
lively time on that day. He was pre-
scented this year with beautiful birth
day cake and also magic lantern. Some
friends were invited in and pleasant
evening was passed with music and So
cial chat. Refreshments were served.
Your correspondent wishes to make a
correction. In making out the report OF
the S. B. R. Clubs decision as to the six
greatest living women, through an over
sight the name Of Mary A. Livermore was
inserted instead of Maud Ballington
Booth. We regret that the impression
has gone out that the club Is 80 far be-
hind the times that they did not know
that Mary A. Livermore had passed
away. The president has received sew
eral communications concerning 1t. AS
much trouble is caused by lack of
thought as by lack of knowledge.
G. E. Leighton of Rumford, was here
and spent few days with his sister,
Mrs. James Buck, since her recent i'll
ness.
Clinton Bisbee of Auburn, spent the
4th with bis father, Mr.. Sylvester Bis
bee.
| Horace Farrar has purchased an auto
land procured license to run 1t.
Mrs. Mary Buck and two children,
lLlewellyn and Eva, went to Lewiston to
spend the 4th. On their return they
were accompanied by Cora Ferguson,
who will stay q week with them.
Mrs. Lillian Maxim and daughter
Edna and son Alden went to Livermore
Tuesday.
Linnie Pratt has gone to Stearns Hill
to work for Mrs. VIM. Stearns.
Theda Glover is at home from Liver
more Falls.
Deaconess Sanford has bought COW
of NJ. F. Ford.
Roy Pulsifer left Saturday for Lynn,
Mass. Mr.. Pulsifer will be employed as
cook at fashionable restaurant at one
of the beaches.
Frederick Sanford of New York, ar
rived at Ryemoor Saturday. Mr.. San.
ford left the next day for New Found
land.
Mrs. Sanford will remain here two OIL
three weeks.
4. B. Robertson of Cambridge, Mass
came here to spend the Fourth with hi
mother, Mrs. Il. S. Robertson. Mr.
Robertson left for Cambridge the mex
day.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Doble of Paris
were the guests of Mrs. Doble's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Doble, the Fourth
Mr.. Doble has returned to Paris
while Mrs. Doble will make lOnge
stay.
Mrs. James Buck had another attacl
of nervous trouble Saturday evening
LIZ. nobiu Wdb Cdiicu ouu no WOO ooi'
to relieve her In a short time. At thi
writing she is very much improved.
Mr.. Freeman Farrar has been In poor
|, health for some months. One morning
recently not feeling an appetite To-
breakfast, he walked out to the barn
thinking perhaps II he took a turf
around the premises he would feel better
He had with him portion which beinl
nauseated he dreaded to swallow. Ii
making the attempt he felt a sudder
choking sensation and something cam,
up in his throat so high he was able t.
reach down and get hold OF 1t and will
a quick movement he pulled it out of hi
mouth and threw it on the floor. 81
then lost consciousness for few mo
ments. When he came to himself TIT
monster" was still alive and lay ther'
beside his false teeth which had beer
pulled out at the same time. Mr.. Far
rar seized an axe and chopped off 1T
head. He did not measure it, but h'
thinks it was foot long. Since then Mr.
Farrar's stomach has very much i'm
proved.