Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-10-01

Miss Cleo Russell, Who has been post
ONCE clerk for Q long time. and very
efficient, has resigned her position there
and 10 e be Q clerk In the bank. Miss
Ida Packard, who has been our very
efacient telephone girl for . number OF
years, 10 to be the post office clerk. Miss
Mona Martyr 10 to be the new telephone
girl.
Miss Augusta Sanborn Of Middle Inter
vale died recently at the homo Of Robert
Sanboru, where she had lived for many
years. She leaves ono sister, besides q
nephew and niece. She had the grippe
which changed to pneumonia, and the
end wss sudden. Burial from the Meth
odist church here, Mr.. Fireman oficiat.
ing. She Was an earnest Christian and
lived her religion.
The death OF Mrs. Levesque last Fri
day night came - no surprise TO those
who we're with her at the last. She had
typhoid fever for fourteen days, and wa
very III. The ihneral was Sunday 1t 2
P. NJ, Rev. W. C. Curtis, the Congrega-
tionsl pastor, preaching the sermon. A
hard case, a she leaves . number OF little
children to be taken care Of BY some
one.
Lyman Abbott of Wellesley, Hass.,
visited Ut the home of Mrs. Hiram Bean
Q week recently.
Miss Kate Howe of Andover has re-
turned to Mrs. b. b. Beans for the
winter.
A goodly number Of people from here
attended the West Bethel fair Wednes.
day, Sept. Is. An early session OF school
ut the grades gave all the school children
an opportunity to attend the fair.
Philip Chapman and family and
lothian Chapman and family have moved
to Berlin, N. g., for the winter.
Miss Catherine Seaton, who has
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Ella Carter, has returned to her home In
New York.
Asa Burgess of Worcester, Mass, is
spending some time with bis mother,
Mrs. J. F. Coolidge.
Mrs. B. W. Kimball visited at the
home Of Mrs. John Howe Of East Bethel
ono day last week.
A nice little reception was given BY
the Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Congregational church Thursday even
ing to Catherine Hanscom and Lawrence
Kimball, who enter Bates College this
fall; also to the incoming class Al
Gould's Academy, to welcome them TO
our Christian Endeavor. 1t was given
at the vestry and church parlor, a pro.
gram followed by Q social hour. Re-
freshments were served.
II has been officially announced tina,
Lieut.. Harold Rich Of our town, who
has been detailed a. an instructor 81
Camp Devens, has been promoted to
captain. All honor to him.
MIDDLE INrERvALk.
Sweet corn Is being hauled fast. Cord
wood also from the Smith lot 10 selling
for sl2 cord. We want . man or more
than one to cut fifty cords, more or less,
for sale. We will sell our wood lot OF
farm for Q fair price.
The frost flowers remain fair.
The leaves turn fast since the hard
freeze.
Company recently at the Balentips
place from Berlin, ". n.
Ruth Buck 10 at her old home on Swan
Hill. and 10 seen out 10 her automobile,
she being an expert 10 running u. HeI
father, Orlando Buck, has been busy
pressing hav.
Marjorie Farweil has been home from
Locke's Mills. where she has employ
mept.
Augusta Sanborn died last Friday
Sept. 20. Burial In family lot at Middle
Intsrvsle. Her sge was 81 years. She
has been follower Of Him who while OF
earth went about doing good, fed The
hungry, clothed the naked, and In every
possible way benefited His fellowmen
SO this woman has done what she could
In her Masters field OF life.
Resf, weary one, your life work done,
Fom morning tn the set Of sun
You'll meet your loved ones gone before
waiting on the shining shore.