Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-03-05
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Fred Henry Is quite III with erysi pelas
In both Of bis feet. DR.. Bicknell Is In
attendance.
Mrs. Jennie Brown Is recovering nice
~ from her recent surgical operation
performed by DR.. L. B. Hayden Of
Livermore Falls and DR.. r. W. Bicknell
of Canton. Mrs. Allie Kinds of Canton
is caring for her.
Miss Winifred Robinson Of New York
city 10 the expected guest of Der parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Robinson. Her
friends will be very glad to welcome her.
Mrs. Adelia Copeland Corliss was un-
able to get home Thursday, owing to a
railroad wreck in Massachusetts, which
delayed her journey several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgess were
Sunday guests Of James Billings and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Farrar, who have
been visiting relatives for the past week
in Sumner and Buckfield, have returned
to the home of their daughter, Mrs. Eva
Billings.
Avery Longel and family went to
Mills, Mass, Monday, where he has q
nice position in shoe shop. George
johnson of Canton bought Avery
Longel's entire stock and horse Friday.
Harry Staples, who is working at Can
ton Point, was the week end guest ct D.
A. Goding's. He also called on his
mother, Mrs. Della Staples, Sunday at
Joshua McKay's, whore Mrs. Staples is
working.
Gerald Watson, who has been board.
ing in the family of Avery Longel, has
gone to Mrs.. William Parks to board.
Mildred Sampson went to Lewiston
the last OF the week to have some dental
work done.
Harold Parsons is suffering with
sore hand.
Miss Carrie Bartlett of Dixfisld was in
Canton Friday.
Nathaniel Thomas went to Lewiston
last week to visit his brother, Cornelius
Thomas, and sister, Mrs. Mary Thorne.
Henry Coolidge has finished work fol
Walter Farrar.
George johnson and two sons, Glare
and Arthur of Canton, were In town on
business Friday.
Harley Berry, q. s. C. A. c., is III
with the measles at the soldiers hospital
in Boston.
Mrs. Irene Stetson and children are
visiting relatives at Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Guy Turner OF Sum
ner were Sunday guests at the home Of
John Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Chafin spent
night and Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs. Nettie Stetson. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bonney and son Linwood were al
90 recent guests Of Mrs. Stetson.
Adelbert Davenport of Sumner was
the Thursday guest Of bis brother, John
Davenport.
Several from this place attended the
drama, "Dust OF the Earth" given by
the students of Canton High School.
The parts were we'll taken, and the
drama took we'll among both old and
young. A dance followed with music BY
the Westgate orchestra. Ice cream was
on sale. A good crowd was in attend.
ance, and the neat little sum Of $74 OF
was realized. This money will be used
for the grad uatiug expenses.
Merle Dunn and daughter Bernice
have returned home from "ColOner'
McCollister's where they have been
working.
The warm days seem very welcome
after the three months Of severe cold
weather.
Alonzo Oldham has just lost good
mare.
Frank York has been i'll
Mrs. Joshua Mckay Is slowly improv.
Ing.
Moses Young purchased q COW OF
Adelbert Davenport of Sumner recently.
Nearly every family 10 town 10 af1ict-
cd with colds and grippe.