Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-07
The married ladies' whist club Is post.

poned two weeks.
Winter fingers. Temperatures at and
oeiow zero were reported Sunday morn
ing, ana cold wind blew ell day.
The rank Of Esquire will be exemplifled
oy the knights Of Pythias at their Castle
dali next Friday evening. The lodge is
preparing for "Homlng night" In the
near future.
The committees having the Good
Cheer fair in charge take this opportu
nifty to thank one and all for the help iu
all ways they gave the fair, and particu-
larly Mrs. Nancy Whitman for the puff
she so kindly gave.
The April supper Of the Univsrsalist
Good Cheer Society will be gotten up by
the men with the following committee
In charge: entertainment, George Alb
oott and Herman Wilson; supper, E. S.
Jones and w. p. Morton.
There will be q Good Cheer meeting
on Wednesday Of this week, at O'Clock.
with Mrs. Young on Gothic Street.
All having bills against the Good Cheer
are asked to present them before this
meeting so they can be paid.
Harry NJ. Wheeler, formerly of this
place but now of Wakefield, Mass, was
operated on last Wednesday for chronic
case of appendicitis. He came out of it
all right, aud is expected to make good
recovery. His health has been affected
for some months.
Ernest, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis <. Porter, was taken to the
Maine General Hospital on Tuesday for
treatment for some trouble which the
physicians were unable to diagnose. He
was critically iii for some time at the
hospital, but is reported to show symp
toms of improvement.
The March supper of the Universalist
Good Cheer Society will be held Tues
day, March 7sh, the first Tuesday. This
will also be what 10 termed "the fair
supper" Supper at ESQ after which
Mr.. Miller will give his fourth lecture in
the course on The Stage, Players, Drama
and Dramatists. Supper Is cents. |
Lecture 20 cents. Lecture at 8 O'Clock |
in the church.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
A. B. Talbot is confined to the house
by severe attack of rheumatism. DR.. |
Stewart is attending him.
Among the arrivals here last week was
q daughter, Ruth Mildred, a welcome |
guest at the home of Sanford Brown at |
Farm.
w. NJ. Harrington has finished cutting
timber for j. S. Brown. He expects to
spend a short vacation in Norway before
returning to his home in Damariscotta.
DR.. King was at King Hill last Sunday,
By the amount of commercial fertilizer
The Doctor is having hauled from the
station to his farms we should judge he
IS planning to do extensive farming the
coming season.
KING DISTRICT.
Llewellyn Cotton Is quite sick, and
las not been able to get out for over two
weeks.
Well, March has come with its beauti-
'ul sunny days, and we hope to see the
ground bare again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Allen made short
'isit TO Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Canwell, last week.
Willie Thibodeau is taking vacation
rom his music lessons. He Is getting
% be fine piano player for a boy of IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Twitchell and
,oung son called on their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Canwell, re-
,ently.
Mrs. A. b. Canwell had happy sur
prise Feb. oath. She received 102 post
ards, and was very much pleased. She
wishes to thank all for their kind re-
nembrance of her.
There has been big lot OF wood and
pulp wood hauled on the Stony Brook
,oad this winter. Everybody has SEEM
ID to be busy that was not sick, but
here has been a lot of sickness around
here this winter. A. B. Canwell has
been sick quite lot this winter. Mrs.
Cauwell has been sick the most OF the
winter, but is gaining very slowly now.
Mrs. G. w. Shaw 10 quite sick. Mrs. J.
F. King has been quite sick, but is get
ting able to get out some. Nathan
Maxim is quite sick. The school chill
iren of this district have all been sick,
80 there have been a number Of days at
a time that they could not attend school.
We hope when the warm weather comes
there will not be 50 much sickness.