Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-08

Herman Horne is suffering from an at
tack of acute indigestion. Philip Stone
has charge of the furniture rooms.
A cement sidewalk is being laid on
Main Street from Lynn to Danfortb and
from Cottage to Deering. This has
been much needed. and will be greatly
appreciated. A. W. Walker & Son OF
South Paris are doing the work.
Myron Farnum spent Sunday at Old
Orchard.
Geo. Austin has q new automobile, q
Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hathaway and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Luck have been spend.
ing q week at the lake.
Hazel Bicknell is taking vacation
from ber work In the laundry, and is
visiting relatives in Brockton, Mass.
Rev. j. A. Harding was called to Madi
son Monday, to attend the funeral OF
one OF his parishioners. Mrs. Harding
returned Thursday.
Mark Chandler, station agent at Nor.
way, has resigned his position, and will
move his family to Deeripg. Mr.. Chand:
ler has been in the employ of the Grand
Trunk for nearly fifty years, and the last
fourteen in the station here.
Mrs. Urshall Cannon, who has been
clerkipg at O. L. Merchants, is having a
vacation.
Perley Proctor is moving his family
from the Sawin house on Main Street, to
the rent of c. N. Tubbs, formerly occu.
pied by Frank Pottle.
Mrs. Howard Maxim has resumed
work at Thomas Smiley's after two
months vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Wise of Brockton. Mass,
visited at S. G. Fosters Tuesday and
Wednesday If last week.
Mrs. Porter oil lewiston was the guest
of Mollie Downing over Sunday.
Harry Horne and family, who have
been stopping with Mr.. Horne's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Horne, have gone
to Dixfeld. Mr.. Horne is the new prin'
cipal of Dixfeld High School, which
opens Monday. Miss Ella Clark will be
one of the assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bicknell have re-
ceived two postals from their daughter
Grace from Muspchen, Germany, one
dated Aug. 5, and one Aug. IA. She is
expected to arrive in Montreal on Sep.
tember 10.
Dennis Pike and daughter Esther re-
turned Friday from visit to friends in
Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
All services were resumed at the Uni
versalist church last Sunday. Sunday
School AS, afternoon service 500, and
Y. P. C. at TOO. Rev. c. G. U. Miller OF
South Paris, pastor,
Mrs. Ridlon Of Merchants is stopping
at her cottage by the lake during vsca-
ton time.
Roger Hutcbins aud wife of New York
are guests Gf friends in town. At one
time Mr.. Hutchins had charge Of the
supply room at the shoe factory.
Mrs. l. w. Waite, who has been head
waitress in a hotel at York Beach, has
returned home. Mrs. Waite will be
bookkeeper at the Norway corn factory
for the coming packing season.
B. F. Spinney of Lynn, and bis son
Frank G. Spinney, have retired from the
shoe firm of Faunoe & Spinney of that
city.
Earle Thibodsau has gone to Norton,
Mass, where he is principal OF the high
school.
Calvin Kneeland is visiting bis daugh.
ter, Mrs. Phineas Curtis. Mr.. Kneeland
has had charge Of G. W. Kueeland u
| Co. g dowel mill in Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Pottle have
broken up housekeeping and have stored
their goods at j. O. Crooker's store
house.
Mrs. Joseph Milliken OF Deering Street
is entertaining her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ohm Allen of North Bridgton.
Geo. Hammock is having vacation
from his work at the stable of N. 4
Merrill. Carl Buck of Harrison, who
has finished working for Thomas Smiley,
is taking bis place.
Miss Agnes Sanborn, who teaches in
Newton, Mass. returned to her work FRI
day. She will stop off at Gardiner,
where she ia to be bridesmaid for her
friend, Clara Hunt.
The Ladies' Sewing Club of Millettville
gave a gentlemen's night Friday, Aug.
| 2S. The banquet was given at the home
of S. l. Jackson, and twenty five gentle
men responded to the invitation. The
out of town guests were Or. and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Bradlee and daughter D iris of
Milton, Mass, and Chas. Bradlee of the
Milton post Office, who are spending
their vacation with their sister, Mrs.
Jackson; Prof. and Mrs. Geo. E. Rams
dell of Bates College, who were Weekend
guests of Prof. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Chase
in Millettville; Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Amber
of Winchester, Mass, Halford Amber OF
NJ. /. T. 1914, Herman Hall of Framing
ham, Mass, Evelyn Millett Of Provi-
dence, R. l., who are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Millett. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed, and though this was the
first of such occasions, the gentlemen
hope 1t will not be the last.
While Forest Longley was experiment.
ing with q steam engine of his own man
ufacture an explosion took place, and
his left leg was badly burned from the
ankle to the knee. A physician dressed
Lena schenk has been visiting friends
in Bridgtop.
Mr., Fox, who has had charge of the
packing room In the shoe shop, has re-
signed, and Mr.. Perkins has taken bis
place.
Myrtle Haskell spent Labor Day In
Lewiston and attended the state fair.
Mrs. Almira Foster and Mrs. Sarah
Cole are in Madison, Maine, visiting
friends.
The Swastika Club will meet with
Lena Scheuk Wednesday at her home on
Pixies Hill.
Alton Luck is working in Thomas
Smiley's dry goods store.
SUMNER COUGHS DANGEROUS.