Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-03-30
Wat SunnM.

Mr.. Levi Turner Of Buckfleld has bsen
spending few days this week with bis
nephew, W. T. Blsbee.
A. G. Wheeler and wife have gone to
Stratford, N. a., and do not expect to
return until the first of May.
Mr.. II. W. Durham, who has been
failing in health for some time, 10 quite
helpless.
Mrs. d. F. Atwood 4 Ill with neural
gia In her head and face.
G. II. Thomas has recently purchased
q gasoline engine.
Crows have been seen here and several
wild geese few over the 25th. A sure
sign that winter Is broken and spring
has come.
March %, born to the wife of G. l..
Hammond, daughter.
In Sumner, March %, to the wife of
G. A. Bonney, daughter.
The remains of tho infant daughter of
Charles and Lydia Hammond were plac-
ed in the tomb in Pleasant Pond Gene
terry Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Starbird is confined to the
house with bronchial trouble.
Mrs. Rodney Chandler, who is i'll with
acute bronchitis, is improving.
Walter Farrar of Hartford is the guest
of his brother, A. G. Farrar.
with his daughter, Mrs. Delma Farrar,
is very feeble. MI. Bucks daughter,
Mrs. Imogene Record, of Buckfield, ia
here helping care for her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Jewett Of Bruins
wick were in town Sunday. They ex.
pect to build house here the coming
season and will move here as soon as
spring opens.
Edwin Bonney went to Norway last
week and purchased horse Of Mr.. An.
drews. Mr.. Bonney has sold his old
mare to James Tuell.
Raymond Small of Pennington ia
spending few days with his grand.
mother, Mrs. Eleanor G. Small.
D. D. Small has bought a horse OF
Cyrus Hazelton.
Miss N. A. Heald, who is suffering
with jaundice accompanied with fever,
is gaining.
Deaconess C. a. Sanford of Philadel
phia is sending the Worlds Work maya
zine for 1909 to the West Sumner Library
Association.
Otis Curtis has sold his farm to Fred
Cushman of South Paris and a Mr.. Reed
of Auburn.
Chauncy Buchanan, the 12-year-olc
son of Clarence Bucknam, cut cash II
his ankle while cutting wood in tn,
woods Monday. DR.. H. F. Atwood wa!
called and it took three stitches to clos,
the wound.
The s. B. r. Club was entertained BY
Mrs. E. G. Small Thursday afternoon
Quotations from Shakespeare. A brief
summary of the life and works o.
Charles Darwin was read and discussed
The club was presented with a richly
bound volume of Whittier's Snowbount
by the Rev. Lucien NJ. Robinson o.
Philadelphia In memory of his aunt
Mrs. Louise j. Quincy, q former mem
Der of the club. A vote of thanks wa
extended to Mr.. Robinson for his beauti
full gift. While they partook of som,
light refreshments conundrums ant
jokes went the rounds. The next meet
ing will be April LIST.
here March 23d the following officer
were elected:
Moderator-G. W. Heath
Clerk-G. II. Barrows.
Treasurer-O. G. Chandler.
Executive Committee-George A. Chandler
n. C. Barrows, G. H. Barrows.
His many friends will be glad to lear
that the Rev. c. G.. Miller Of Woodford
will preach in the Universalist churcl
the coming summer.
A. G. Farrar has returned from Hart
ford, where he has been getting on
lumber to build an ice house on hi
farm. Mr.. Farrar and W. NJ. Chandle
are planning to build boat to use o.
Pleasant Pond,