Oxford Democrat., 1907-06-25

o0OfSo rtOtolu&nAm OF PORTLAND Va
In town Sunday.
Mrs.. Grin Jones Of Oxford ID . guest .
Mrs. C. b. Clifford's.
Mrs. Louise j. Briggs Ia visiting Il
Portland for q few weeks.
Maud Carter and Miss Getchell o
Boston are at L. B. Carter's.
Hon. A. K. Butler of Skowhegan VA
at South Paris on business Friday.
Wallace Clifford and Morton Bolste
have returned from Bates College.
Clyde Hebbard is in the store of w. A
Porter during the summer vacation.
Miss Ruby Clark attended the higl
school graduation at Mechanic Falls Fri
day.
Miss Sue Porter is at home from hel
teaching in Portland for the summer
vacation.
Guy w. Farrar is on the Boston Ele
waited Road as conductor during the
Bowdoin vacation.
Poles for the street lights have beer
distributed about the village, at the
several locations selected.
Fifteen or more Masons from this place
went to Norway Friday evening, to at.
tend past masters night at Oxford
Lodge.
Mrs. George Purvis of Plainview,
Minn., and Mrs. Julia Blanchard OF
Manzanola, Col, are guests at j. j.
Murphy's.
Morton Bolster is at home from Bates
College and will occupy position in the
store of N. D. Bolster & Co. during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. j. P. Sprague and daughter of
Chicago arrived Sunday morning to spend
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Maxim.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hayes and
little daughter of Auburn were the
guests of his sister, Mrs. Alton c.
Wheeler, over Sunday.
Stanley NJ. Wheeler is visithd by two
classmates in the class of 10 in the
University of Maine, Arthur S. Moore of
Lynn, Mass, and Charles A. C. Porter
of Bangor.
Mrs. Frank Wise of Gardiner was a
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wise. She was on her way to attend
the graduation of her daughter from the
Lewiston Training School.
Mrs. Cobb of Gorham, Maine, who has
been at VIM. Blake's through the winter
and spring, returned to her home last
She was accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Caldwell of Boston
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Ander-
,or last Friday. They have sold their
home in North Norway and leave soon
.or California where they will make their
home.
The ladies of the Congregational
Social Circle will hold food sale at the |
store of C. W. Bowker next Saturday,
June 20. The sale will begin at 3 o'clock |
P. NJ. All members are requested to
bring food.
Drs. Littlefield and Stewart, and sew
,ral VI tue NOIWoy puy ySi0ionos WIN sh0iA
wives, started Monday morning for Rum |
ord Falls, to attend the meeting and
banquet of the Oxford County Medical
Association.
The Rev. b. j. Fitz of Colorado
springs, formerly of South Paris, preach
ID at the Congregational church Sun
lay evening. Mr.. Fitz is on his way to
lis tenth anniversary commencement at
from which he graduated in
S97.
The Junior society of the Congrega-
ioual church will hold the last meeting |
or the summer on Wednesday afternoon
It $50 All the members please bring |
heir mite barrels as they will be opened /
It that time. The parents of the chill
lren are invited to be present.
The town has purchased of j. H. Raw
on of Paris Hill piece of land for a
,ravel pit. The piece purchased lies on
he south side of the Paris Hill road, and
$ "heater piece" lying in the angle be-
ween the Paris Hill road and the road
which runs by N. NJ. Rowe's farm.