Oxford Democrat., 1909-10-12
West Sumner.


Mrs. VIM. A. Bonney, who has had an
attack Of appendicitis, 10 very much I'm.
proved. Mrs. Bonney narrowly escaped
having an operation.
H. B. T. Chandler left last week for
Chicago, ILL.,, where he has position In
the Office OF an electrical company. Mr..
Chandler recently graduated from Bow
doin College, and his friends here wish
him success In his undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Packard and two
children of Auburn, formerly OF this
place, were in town Thuraday Of last
week calling on friends prior to their de-
parture for the west. They expect soon
to leave for Los Angeles, CAL, to join
Mr.. Packard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Packard, who went there last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Tuell of Lynn,
Mass, are here visiting Mrs. Tuel's
relatives.
Miss Maud Bates of Rochester, N. A.,
who has been here for few days, left
Monday for Buckfield.
Roy Pulsifer of Lynn, Mass, arrived
here last week and Is staying with his
sister, Mrs. 1. o. Swift. Mr.. Pulsifer Is
harvesting his apples.
Charles Ryerson, d. G. Heath and his
two sons, George and Wilfred, who have
been at work in the corn shop at West
Minot, returned home Thursday.
Horace Farrar left for Livermore
Falls Friday, where he has employment
In blacksmith shop.
The many friends of Rev. c. G. Miller
will be glad to learn that at farewell
reception recently held at Woodfords
Mr.. Miller was presented with purse
of gold and gold watch charm of ex-
quisite workmanship, and Mrs. Miller
was presented with silk umbrella with
silver and pearl handle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrows had a
wedding reception in the hall Saturday
evening. A social dance was enjoyed.
Music by Fred Bennett of Buckfield,
cornetist, and Roy Bisbee and wife, vio-
lin and organ. All report having very
pleasant evening.
Mrs. James Ames is reported as doing
we'll and slowly gaining.
II. T. Atwood of Norwood, Mass, is
with his son, DR.. Fl. F. Atwood.
G. o. Morrell of the firm of Morrell &
Prince, Lewiston, brought his son, e.
mer L., here few days ago to be treat
ed by DR.. Atwood for bronchitis. Miss
Persis N. Stone of Lewiston, trained
nurse, is caring for young Morrell.
Miss Abbie Curtis Of Lewiston, who is
teaching in the Pleasant Pond District,
not feeling we'll Tuesday morning decid.
ed to 90 home for few days rest. II.
B. Maxim took her to West Paris, but
as she was about to board the train she
discovered she had left her hand bag
containing her money at her boarding
place, II. B. Maxim's. Miss Curtis re.
turned feeling 80 much better she will
continue her school.
Henry Field of Auburn has been the
guest of w. T. Bisbee for few days,
Mr.. Field is we'll known here, having
formerly resided in this village. He ex-
poets to leave for st. Cloud, Fla, the
goth inst, where he has already pur
chased lot of land. Mr.. Field is an
old soldier and there Is settlement OF
old veterans at st. Cloud that he IL
anxious to join. He hopes in that land
of perpetual summer to recover hit
health.
| Elias JODuSOn Vi OtTiCkiduu T orry 10 u
town this week driving about in his auto
Frank J. Brown, who has been spend
ing few months at Strickland Ferry, hat
returned home and is living in his house
Mrs. James Tuell fell while picking
apples and badly sprained one wrist.
Sylvester Bisbee, while out walking
Saturday, Oct. o, found raspberry bust
full of ripe fruit and green berries. The
berries were large and luscious.
Maurice Farrar, who has been at work
at New Gloucester, has returned home
accompanied by young lady friend
Miss Blake of New Gloucester.