Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-07-05

Mr.. and Nrs. Bert Jersey returned to
their homo In New York Saturday morn
ing, after visit of several weeks with
Mr.. Hersey's parents.
Miss Jessie Harlow returned to her
home In Melrose Saturday. Miss Har-
low will enter course OF training for
nurses at once.
Mrs. Mertie Bowen returned home
Saturday from three weeks absence at
Old Orchard, Freeport and Auburn.
The editor of the Democrat WAS In
town Sunday calling on friends.
Lewis Irish and Mrs. F. p. Wilmington
were in town Sunday, coming from
Rumford by auto.
P. R. Jordan and family of Portland
come to the home of Mr.. Jordsn's father,
Llewellyn Jordan, Saturday, for weeks
visit.
Chester Tuttle arrived home from
Caribou, where he has been principal OF
the high school, Saturday.
Geo. Moore of Canton was In town
Saturday.
A good delegation of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs from here attended the field
day at the fair grounds In Norway Wed
nesday. All report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Shaw will enter
tain house party for week at Lake
Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pettengill enter
tanned Mr.. Pettengill's mother and
brother over the Fourth.
The funeral of James Bonney Chaffir
was held at his late home Friday at 1926
O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Lamb officiating. Mr.
Chaffiu has been in failing health fol
some months and his illness terminated
In shock Tuesday afternoon. He wa!
Sc years of age and leaves widow and
FIVE children. Mr.. Chaffin was for year.
q successful teacher.
Miss Mabel Lamb Is visiting relativei
in Turner this week.
i Atwood W. Spaulding of Carbon wa
the guest of his uncle, Benjamin Spauld
ing, Thursday and Friday.
The Buckfield Literary Club met will
Mrs. A. W. Libby on the Turner roat
Tuesday, the members going down In
hay rack. It was jolly trip and
profitable meeting.
Mrs. Betsy Jersey returned home
Wednesday after an absence of severa
weeks in Massachusetts, and elsewhere
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Heath of Yves
Sumner are with their daughter, Mrs
T. q. Lunt, for visit.
T. s. Brigham and !. D. Fuller at
tended the Democratic County Conven
ton at South Paris Saturday.
Mrs. William Irish and Mrs. A. W
Pottle took a carriage drive to HARTFORD
Thursday and spent the day as guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wedber.
, Mrs. A. G. Haley of Lisbon Falls cam
to Bnckfield Saturday afternoon to be
guest at the Methodist parsonage owe
the Fourth.
Rev. A. w. Pottle attended the com
mencement exercises at Kent's Hill an
, from there be took carriage drive n
among his native hills, visiting kindred
. in Pennington and Strong. he return
, ed Saturday evening.
The Hollands have just finished givin
, the second coat of paint to the Herse
, stand, which was built last season.
Albert Dudley has about one acre
, raspbsrries and indications are that b
will have very large yield. In pickin
3 time be will be obliged to employ hell
8 Larkin Farrar is making an extende
visit to his kindred in Massachusetts
ALBERT Dean occupies his house.
Married at the Methodist parsonag
by Rev. A. W. Pottle, June 20, Nj
[ Amos c. Foster and Miss Hazel e. Wa
rem, both of Buckfield. Both the groo'
and bride are among our most popula
young people, and they start out in III
followed by the good wishes of a no:
D of friends. They will make their HON
in Buckfield.