Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-30
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Rev. r. N. Lamb went away Monday
for short leave, going to Kennebunk-
port, Salem and Brockton where he has
held pastorates and supplying the Bap-
tist church at Marlboro over Sunday, |
Aug. %.
Judge Dunton of Bath spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Leigh Bassett was the guest OF Mrs. |
Ada Shaw over Sunday. i
Rev. A. W. Pottle of the n. E. church
supplied the Baptist church Sunday
morning In the absence OF Mr.. Lamb.
Clement Dunn has moved to Mechanic
Falls where he will be employed by the
Pettengill Company.
A largely attended aud enthusiastic
Republican rally was held at Nezinscot
Hall Tuesday evening. Hon. John d
Long presided and spoke briefly on
national issues and introduced r. Il.
Dyer, Esq, who made clean cut and
convincing speech on state matters, and
Judge Frederick A. Powers OF Houltop,
who spoke briefly but informingly on
party issues. Music was furnished by
the Turner Band and was much appre-
ciated.
Ralph Petteugill and family have NOV
ed to Mechanic Falls where he has start
ed plant for the manufacture Of fruit
products.
DR.. A. E. Cole was in Lewiston Mon
day on business.
| A movement for more cement walk on
High Street was started by interested
parties and subscription paper was cir
culated by Fl. A. Irish and met with
generous response by residents of the
street. A fund of about fifty dollars
was held by the ladies OF the Village
I'm provement Society and this amount
was generously donated by them for this
purpose. A larger sum secured by sub
scription and an extra appropriation by
the town makes quite sum available
and will cover the worst places in good
shape.
William s. Tucker, one of the oldest
men in town, died Thursday morning at
the home of his son In the west part of
the town at the age of eighty-nine years,
eleven months and twenty-five days.
Funeral was held Saturday afternoon,
Rev. A. W. Pottle officiating. Mr..
Tucker is survived by a widow, one son,
a stepdaughter and brother.
Mrs. Gertrude Blair of Portland is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Holland.
W. G. Spaulding and Mrs. Louise
|Spaulding of Caribou are visiting rela-
tives.
H.N. Chase of Auburn has been with
&c. G. Wilmington for few days.
ii Many Veterans and Sons of Veterans
from here were guests of the East
Hebron Grange Saturday at their Grand
, Army Day exercises.
! A. F. Warren has the following record
for sweet corn in his garden this season.
Planted June 23d, up in five days, hoed
, in nine days, spindled in thirty-one
. days, silked in forty-four days, picked
boiling corn In sixty-one days.
Supt. Smith makes the following an
! nouncement of assignments of teacher,
8 for the fall terms of the towns under his
supervision. The Sumner schools viii
open Sept, 5, with the exception OF the
East Sumner school which will oper
( Sept. ~, with the following teachers:
East Sumner-Alice Martin.
I Sumner Hill-Gladys Morrill,.
Bonney-Alice Turner.
Morrill-Dot Head.
t Redding-E. d. Hammon.
Doble-Jennie Record.
Pleasant Pond-Althea Stetson.
= West Sumner-Adrian Holmes.
The Hartford schools will open Sept
5. Teachers as follows:
> Center-Etta Monaghan.
' Tyler-Tina Bonney.
81 Mountain-Flossie Williams.
q Union-Florence LaFond.
Lne-Grace Allen.
: Glover-Not settled.
Buckfield schools will open Sept -
:, Merle Sturtevant, principal of the higt
: school, Frances Arnold first assistant
. second assistant and teacher OF inter
! mediate schools not yet decided.
: Primary-Mrs. Rebecca Record.
Z. Buckfeld-Harlow Gerrish.
t South Hill-Temper Jordan.
r Whitman-Florence Foster.
i Allen-Gladys Carver.
Brock-Eoa Swallow.
, North Buck1e!d-Myra Irish.
Prince-Leora Foster.