Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-12-04
Buckfleld.

nOm6 Oh MTb. Mduuo mOEIiu ioot coSuA-
day evening, Nov. oath. This club had
its origin in party who spent delight
full week at Evergreen Cottage" on the
shores of Lake Pennesseewassee during
the past summer, and is composed of
the following members: Mrs. Maude
Morrill,, Mrs. Lila Rawson, Mrs. Mary
Spaulding Warren, and the Misses Josie
Shaw, Iva Gardner, Sadie Spaulding,
Elizabeth Morris and Fannie Jersey.
The only declared purpose of this club
is sociability, and also testing the capac-
ity of the human stomach. During the
evening a sumptuous ''spread" was
served, the preparation of one Of the
favorite dishes of the members causing
much merriment as we'll as weeping.
They departed for home at late hour,
having spent most enjoyable evening.
Last Monday evening, the local lodge
of Masons worked the third degree when
candidate Howard Paine Shaw was
raised to the sublime degree of Master
Mason. Mr.. Shaw is a graduate of the
Boston School of Technology, of the class
of 'O6, and is at present at the head Of
the general store and extensive business
established by his father, the late Mr.. I.
w. Shaw.
Joseph S. Warren and family of West
brook came to Buckfield Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. War
ren's parents, Rev. A. W. Pottle and
wife. Mr.. Warren is connected with the
s. D. Warren Co., paper manufacturers,
and though young man yet, has served
his city three years as mayor. They
were accompanied by their five daugh-
tiers, the eldest Sallie, ten years old;
Martha, seven; Jennette, six; Georgia,
four; and the youngest, Josephine, eight
months old. On their arrival at the
quiet Methodist parsonage new order
Of things was introduced and music filed
the air.
Mrs. Lyman Waterman and sons, Ear
Ian and Morris, are visiting in Massachu-
sets at Mrs. Waterman's brothers..
Mrs. Emma Jewett spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with her sister, Mrs. Gerrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murch dined with
the Dudleys Thursday.
Mr.. A. F. Tilton and wife of Auburn
were guests of Gilbert Tilton and wife
for Thanksgiving.
R. c. Bradford and wife of Portland
were Thanksgiving guests OF DR.. W. T.
Brigham.
Mr.. Frank Warren and family of Hart
ford, and Mr.. MILFORD Irish of Whitman,
Mass, were guests of Mrs. n. B. Jersey.
Mr.. A. A. Farrar and wife of Boston
were guests of his brother, Mr.. L. W.
Farrar.
Mr.. Brigham Nulty, freshman at
Bowdoin College, was at home over
Thanksgiving, as was also Mr. Wilbur
Caldwell, senior at Hebron.
Mr.. w. q. Conant and family spent
the day with Mrs. Commits mother in
Hartford.
Mrs. Mary Briary of Auburn was with
her sister, Mrs. A. F. Cloutier.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A. Irish.
Mr.. William Gregg of Andover was In
town over Thanksgiving, the guest OF
his mother and sister and r. c. Themes.
Mr.. Bert Allen aud wife were the
guests of Mrs. Aliens parents, Asa At
wood and wife.
C. B. Atwood and wife spent Thanks
giving at Rumford Falls with their son,
who has been postmaster at that place
for the past eight years.
Mr.. Robert Tyler has recently moved
from the Allen house to the rent former
ly occupied by Mr.. G. D. Emery, while
Mr.. William Jordan has engaged the
rent vacated by Mr.. Tyler.
Postmaster Alfred Cole went to Port
land Friday on business trip.
Mr.. Hampden Allen was kindly re-
membered Thanksgiving Day by his
niece, Mrs. Lillian Stevens, Of Auburn,
who sent her uncle a box of goodies,
consisting of variety of edibles. 1t
was highly appreciated and greatly en-
joyed.
The following letter was written re-
Gently by little Jennette Warren of West
brook, five years old, to her younger
sister, Georgia Warren. visiting her
grandparents, Rev. A. W. Pottle and
wife: Georgia, miss you. Are you
we'll? I do not feel we'll. Do you feel
we'll? Jennette and Martha and Sally are
i'll. Baby is all right. Do you feel all
right? l will kiss you when meet you.
I think you are having good time. Are
you having good time? don't think
so. Is the snow on the groundP Don't
stay to Grandpa Politics. too long Don't
you think will miss you? But if you
don't think so think 80. Georgia
have my birthday Tuesday. Your birth
day will be next summer, think you
don't think SO do you? Your sister
JENNETTE.
Mr.. j. C. Heald and wife had for
Thanksgiving guests all their children
and grandchildren, also Mrs. Melissa
Cressy and Mr. Winchester Cary.
Mr.. Charles Wilmington, wife and
daughter Clara, went to Lewiston
Thursday after their Thanksgiving din
uer and took in the theatre, returning
Friday. They report a pleasant time.