Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-07-14
Buckheld.

]. H. Carey of Salem, Mass, who has
been the guest of DR.. Heald's family, re-
turned to his home Monday.
Miss Amy Shaw, who teaches in q
Massachusetts, town, is vacating at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. w.
Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morandi and son of Bos-
ton arrived at Hotel Long July 4th.
Shirley Farrar, of Brockton, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Farrar, over the Fourth.
Measles is the prevailing epidemic.
A lawn party at G. Fl. Princes Tues
day.
Election of officers by the Buckfield
Literary Club came off at Mrs. Lola
Maxim's Tuesday:
President-Mrs. Emma Jewett.
LIST Vice President-Mrs. Caroline Horton.
I'd ice-President-Mrs. c. NJ. Tilton.
Secretary-Mrs. Jennie Irish.
Treasurer-Nele Dudley.
They say that the barber has mania
for fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum Moore and
daughter were in town Monday, having
been to South Paris to visit friends.
Hon. James S. Wright and Alton G.
Wheeler of South Paris were in Canton
Tuesday via Buckfield.
Albion Taylor of South Paris was in
town Tuesday.
Guy Gardner is at home from Dixfield.
Edgar Hall is at home from Rumford
Falls.
Judge j. Fl. DeCoster of Mechanic
Falls came overland with wife, sons and
families, and dog, on Wednesday, and
were guests of I. w. Shaw.
Mrs. Emily Morrill, is visiting her old
friends in town.
There is rust on what few apples
there are in this vicinity. What next?
Evaporation. Yes, that is the word
to express the feelings of certain persons
when two messengers were waiting fol-
the central office to connect with North
Buckfeld on Sunday, July 5. DR.. Head
had gone to that place to visit patient.
Two very urgent calls from the Mount.
ain District, and it was long time be.
fore connection could be obtained, ow.
ing to many listeners along the line. The
telephone is great thing, so is hog,
Better go to church than appropriate
the rights of the community.
Rev. Mr.. Abercombie and wife attend.
ed the Epworth League at South Paris
Thursday.
The NJ. E. society furnished ten-cent
dinner at the vestry Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Ulrich of Philadelphia is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Lunt.
Kimball C. Atwood and family arriv
ed Friday and are guests at Hotel Long
Mrs. Putnam and Sadie Moore, who
have been on the hotel staff, have sever
ed their connection withthe same. Clerk
J. E. Warren resigns, and Benz. Lawtor
takes his place.
| Alfred Holland has moved to Portland
| NJ. +. Kicker of Auburn was in town
the 10th inst.
| Sheriff Tucker of South Paris was iI
town Thursday.
We resent the imputation by the
Lewiston Daily Sun that there has beer
an elopement from this town, and cal
for an apology. We never elope, no
never. We stand by our guns, sir. 1t il
said couple passed through the town
the Fourth seeking elysian bowers, but
the elopement was from Canton, the
man from Sumner and the young lady
from Hartford. They returned to Sum
ner on Monday. The man was arrested
on complaint of the girls father and
brought before Justice Parsons. The
girl was summoned and on investigation
it appeared that mutual admiration
society was organized for mutual bene
fits. The case was mol pressed by his
paying costs and both promising to &C
and do likewise.
Lewis NJ. Wing and the writer first
saw the light of day in Livermore il
1928. l lived there 40 years. He left
later. He has been living of late with
sons at Tacoma, Washington. He is
stopping temporarily at West Peru, soor
to return to Washington. Returning
from Sandwich, Mass. on the Sd of July
where he had been to meet the descend
ants of Deborah Wing and her four
sons, he stopped over night with u:
to our great pleasure. Deborah hat
four sons, Matthew, Stephen, John anG
Daniel. Matthew took wings and flew
back to his native land, and from the
latter brothers sprang the many Wings
who met at Sandwich to commemorate
the event of their arrival June 5, 1852.