Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-15
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Mrs. Henry Ulrich Of Philadelphia,
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. 81. Lunt, has gone to meet her hus-
band at the lakes.
C. B. Atwood has recently been to
Boston. We saw him Thursday morn
ing with load of greatgrandchildren.
There were five visible, counting from
some distance.
CHI. Prices auto comes very handy for
his children and grandchildren which are
and have been visiting him this summer.
the Drummond and Prince families OF
Waterville and Sherman of Portland.
I.W. Shaw and family returned from
Peaks Island on Monday.
Mrs. Benz Gerrish is reported steadily
gaining.
Mrs. John Shannon of Wayne and
Mrs. Ralph Pearson of Bangor are guests
of A. N. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Welsh of New
York were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Tilton Wednesday. Mrs. Welsh was
Miss Rossie o. Tilton, who formerly re-
sided here.
To illustrate our condition of second
childhood, and the kindness of our
niece, wife and are recipients of set
of cups and saucers, the real thing, from
Mott Street, Chinatown, N. Y, with
which we are very much delighted, all
coming from wish expressed by me on
one occasion, such a wish being proof
positive of our senility, in that no two
are alike.
Guests of Mrs. Merritt Parsons are
Mrs. j. NJ. Moore, daughter, and niece,
of Manchester, N. Fl.
Mrs. Olive r. Corthell of Boston is
making her annual visit with the family
of Chas. Berry. Her mother is well and
kindly remembered in time long drawn
out, in the town of Livermore.
Mrs. S. S. Stearns of Norway has been
recent guest in the household of H. D.
Irish.
H. D. Irish goes to Waterville to NEE,
his wife, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. C. Fuller.
A bloke appeared in town, ostensibly
for the selling of furniture polish, but
more particularly to get drunk on any
thing that came to hand. Going into
Walter Turner's unlimited, he sat down
to have a smoke. Mrs. Turner coming
in made some inquiry as to his business
finally requesting him to leave, to which
he demurred. Withdrawing to another
room she donned the war toys of thu
Sturgis Commission in the form OF
broom, and charged on the bloke. HI
suddenly vamoused the ranch.
Thursday party of picnickers wen
to North Pond.
Charles Gle and family and TIT
Horlows are camping at Bear Pond.
Miss Shirley Hall requests me to an
nounce the arrival of her brother
Harold hoping that might bring him
since she had been going to the depot tt
meet him. Perhaps she did not think
would take the request seriously.
Islight none who come, and those who d.
not assist must not take offence if no
always remembered. Selah.
party of hop pickers on one occasion
got to discussing the matter of pc
names. One after another mentione'
the complimentary tags by their friends
when one of the women said that he
husband often addressed her by pc
name. "What is it?" chimed in severa
voices. ooh, d fool"
Thomas S. Brigham goes to Boston
Cohasset and other points for an out
ing.
Mrs. Merrill's year-old-boy CLIMBS
the stairs slowly, but came down muc
quicker without serious results. Not g
; with the young lady who proclaime
from the head of the stairs to a gentle
man caller that she could not come down
not being dressed. Cant you slip O
something and come DOWN." She die
she slipped on the stair, and
Miss Jessie G. Tolman and Mr.. BurneI
were the guests of Rev. A. w. Pottle an
wife last Sabbath.
Work on the interior of the Methods
church will be completed next week
The reopening of the church for service
will be the first Sabbath in September.
| The presence of the Hon. John L
Long on the streets of Buckfield is no,
familiar sight, and all are delighted t
greet again their distinguished fOrme
townsman. He with his family cam
from their Massachusetts home in hi
auto a week ago.
The Hon. Joseph A. Warren and fam
lily of Westbrook have been spending
week with Mrs. Warren's father, Rev. A
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