Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-30
West Sumner.

Superintendent Of Schools, I. A.
Smith, and little daughter, were In town
Wednesday.
The schools here closed Friday.
There was social dance here Friday
evening. 1t was voted good time by
all present.
Arthur Saddler and wife of Auburn
we're In town Thursday. Mr.. Saddler
came here to purchase horse.
Herbert Ryerson has sold his horse.
Will Lurvey of West Paris was here
last week looking after the telephone
business.
Miss II. A. Heald left for Lewiston
last week.
W. E. Doble went to Weld Monday.
Mr.. Doble is selling apple trees.
Mrs. Rachel Parlin of South Paris Is
spending week with her daughter, Mrs
D. D. Small.
Curtis Foster of Buckfield has bought
lot of pulp wood of w. A. Bonney aud
has eight Frenchmen employed peeling
the wood. q. G.. Heath has an interest
in 1t and will haul the wood to the sta
ton.
Geo. A. Chandler and wife went to
Brunswick Monday to be present at the
commencement exercises at Bowdoir
College. Their son, B. Y. T. Chandler
received diploma of which he Is justly
proud. Mr.. Chandler was able to keep vi
with his class although he has beer
absent some weeks engaged in business
He has returned to Kittery Point, where
he is employed by the state Brown Tai
and Gypsy Moth commission.
Freeland Howe, Jr., and wife, and A
E. Morrison of Norway are taking al
outing here.
e. I. Beck, wife, and little son, o
Livermore Falls, are visiting with Mrs
Beck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Glover.
Mrs. Fred Barrett of Andover wa
here last Sunday. She came in an autt
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maxim. Mrs
Barrett will be remembered as Lydi'
Field of this place.
Mr.. Bracket and wife of Oxford, wit
have been at work for r. N. Stetson
finished working there and left for thsi
home Saturday.
Miss Emma Gale, a student from
school in Philadelphia, is spending he
vacation here at Ryemoor.
Althea Stetson of Buckfield spen
Saturday and Sunday with her father, r
N. Stetson.
C. E. Durham has bought colt o
Geo. Spaulding of East Sumner.
The Baptist Circle will serve Dime
in the vestry the 4th of July. Their
will be brief entertainment The din
ner will be Is cents for adults and Il
cents for children. Ice cream will b
served with the dinner.
Rev. Lucien Robinson of Philadelphia
was in this village Friday. We are al
ways glad to bid him welcome for b
has loaned about 800 volumes to our cir
culating library, and always takes a
interest in it.
Deaconess Sanford has recently pre-
sented the library with three volumes
Kith and Kin, Lady Roses Daughter
and The Marriage of William Ashe. Tn
two latter are by Mrs. Humphry Ward
Mrs. Stetson Tuell has also very kind
ly given a years numbers of Harper
Magazine.
Prof. Ira Bearce, wife. and littl
daughter, Helena, of Hebron, are tn
guests of R. N. Stetson.
Amasa Carter, wife and daughter
Rena, of Hartford, were the guests Q
Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
Is. Farrar, a few days this week.
Mrs. Freeman Farrar and daughter!
Florence, Mrs. Mabel Foster and Mrs
Alma Buck, and granddaughter, Evely
Buck, A. G. Farrar, wife and mother
Mrs. Polly Farrar, and sister, Luell
Farrar, attended birthday party at th
homo of Chas. Buck at Shows Fall
Tuesday. The occasion was Mr.. Buck
Goth birthday.
Mrs. Omitta Robbins has moved into
small house on the farm of her sol
Everett Robbins.
Jessie Bonney of Buck6eld is spendin
the week with Mrs. Angie Robbins.
T. B. w. Stetson of Hartford was her
Wednesday accompanied by an agent fo
agricultural implements.