Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-01-21
Bethel.

j. 8. Hutchins returned to South Port
land to work the first Of the week.
Miss Annie NJ. Robertson went Ia
Augusta the 14th, to spend the remain
der Of the winter with her sister, Mrs
Gustave Robertson.
Mrs. Annie B. Kimball, who has beer
visiting friends In Massachusetts, and
Vermont for the past two months, 70
turned to Bethel the 18th. Mrs. Kim.
ball will board with Mrs. NJ. A. Goodwin
until her husband returns from the
woods, where he has position ~ scaler.
There are great many In town suffer
Ing from colds and influenza but ~ yei
mono seriously sick.
A very happy party left town on the
1890 forenoon train Jan. Is, for Santa
Barbara, California. A private car with
ell modern oonveniences for travel will
be enjoyed. The party consisted Of DR..
and Mrs. ]. G. Gehring, VIM. Bingham.
Cd, Miss Maria Pease, John P. True,
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis. They will 60 by
the Grand Canyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
and Mr.. True expect to return in about
one month The rest of the party will re-
main till some time In May. A number
Of their friends gathered at the station
to give them Q pleasant send.oh, Hon.
W. w. Thomas as cheer leader. They
gave each member Of the party three
rousing cheers.
Miss Mary Chapman closed her home
on Church Street Jan. IL, and will spend
the remainder Of the winter In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark, who have
been spending two months In camp,
have returned to their homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland West Of Enrol
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, born Sunday, Jan. 18th,
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Thurston.
Miss Methel Packard of Portland came
to Maple Inn to care for her sister, Miss
Ida Packard, who has been sick with
the prevailing disease. Miss Ida Is on
the gain.
Miss Marion Mansfield returned to her
school at North Berwick last Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Clark, who has been spend
ing some time in Sanford, has returned
to her home in Bethel.
Seth Mason is running the milk cart
for Bennett Bros, while they are enter
tanning the "fu."
Lee Clough was called to Brockton,
Mass, by the death of bis brother Eber.
Mrs. Alanson Tyler came home last
week from DR.. Cobb's private hospital,
Auburn, for few days.
Mrs. Widd Twaddle went to Fryeburg
to visit friends for few days recently.
Mrs. Hattie Twaddle went to Augusta
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eva Brann,
Saturday, the 18th.
Miss Mary Atherton, who clerks for
Miss Stearns, is spending several weeks
with Mrs. Harold Stanley and family,
who are entertaining the "f1u."
Charles Stevens has moved into the
Dana Philbrook rent on the Locke's
Mills road.
N. R. Springer is wearing nice watch
presented to him by the employees OF
Ills mill.
The farm on Sunday River occupied
by Charles Bean and sold to Powley
Lowe has been sold again to Lawyer
Ficher of Massachusetts,. He expects to
make It his summer home.
Take courage, the good old spring
time will be here in less than eight
weeks, tnOugn we nave nad WONDERFUL,
beautiful winter thus far.
Certainly 1t is an Ill wind that does
not blow some one good, for while q
few of the children are sick with the
flu, the we'll ones are having the time Of
their lives skating and cossting.
KIMBALL HILL.
rl.uI rL.~.o. Z, .hIo IN ho onk
again.
Mrs. W. W. Brinck is very sick.
Leslie and Fon Thompson are sick
with influenza.
W. w. Brinck was at Rumford Falls
Friday.
Sam MayConnell is hauling ice.
Mrs. NJ. j. MayConnell was at Rum
ford Falls Friday.
w. E. Coolidge was at Rumford Falls
Thursday.