Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-25
Aiss Lottie Record Of BuckHeld 10 .
guest at Frank A. Tavlor,s.

4 Losuo RECORD OF Buckheld 10
guest at Frank A. Taylor's.
Miss n. Catherine Garst of Washing
ton' ID. T., Is boarding at Chas. Edwards'
Miss Flora Ritner Harlow of Bridge
port, e., Is spending vacation at Wal
ter p. Maxim's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Il. Cannon ar,
spending their vacation with Mrs. Gam
mons people at Milton.
Miss Susie e. Porter returned Satur
day from a two weeks visit to Mis-,
Bertha Tardy at Foxcroft.
Mrs. Guy G. Bean of Worcester, Mass
formerly Miss Mary McArdle, Is the
guest OF relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Durham Of South
Paris were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Rowe at "Willow Farm"
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Shaw of New
York are at Hotel Andrews for their va.
cation, which they frequently spend
here.
Miss Julia p. Morton, accompanied by
Superintendent of Schools Herman c.
Knight and family, went to Camp Con-
cord Saturday for stay of a week.
Mrs. Eager and her granddaugh ter,
Miss Mabel SWEET, daughter of Vernon
b. SWEET, of Newton, Mass, have been
guests at Benjamin Swett's for the past
week.
There will be social dance at Acad-
envy Hall, Paris Hill, Friday evening,
July 2S. Music by Shaw and Briggs.
Admission % cents each. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Gilbert of Canton,
and Mrs. L. w. Jack and Miss Kathryn
Jack Of Woodfords called on relatives
and friends here Sunday, while on a
trip in Mr.. Gilbert's auto.
Z. /. Spofford is out with new auto
mobile, which went into commission
1t is a Sears, the first one
seen here, and different type of vehicle
from any other now in use here.
Llewellyn E. Pulsifsr of Natick, Mass,
q former resident of South Paris and son
IF Hiram Pulsifer of this place, has been
nominated for postmaster in Natick,
position which pays large salary,
securing the appointment over several
,ther candidates.
Contractor l.. Z. Scruton on Friday
Jet up a power drill, Yktch works by
air, with gasoline engine
At present he is using the drill blasting
'ocks for Geo. K. Morton, and later will
Use il for the blasting at Shows Falls,
where lot of ledge is to be removed for
he state road work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Jackson of Maiden,
dsss., Mrs. William Culbert of Port
and, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Richardson
vent to Camp Owsley, Harrison, Satur-
lay. Mr.. jackson and Mr.. Richardson
ave returned, and Mr.. jackson will re-
urn to Maiden accompanied by Miss
Doris Culbert, who will visit Miss Jack
on for time
From the quantities of sewer pipe
trung in Market Square and on Pleas
mt Street and High Street, it looks as ii
We were soon to have some sewer
xtension, though Contractor Scruton
J as yet doing other work about the
lace, and has not yet broken ground on
he sewer. The Pleasant Street and
Iigh Street branches of the sewer will
70 twelve-inch.
Mrs. Miriam c. Haskell of Newbury-
ort, Mass, died Sunday evening at the
ome of her son, George W. Haskell, in
his place. She had come here on Tues
ay for a visit. Saturday she seemed
cry we'll, Sunday morning she suffered a
analytic shock, and about p. NJ. passed
uietly away. Her age was so years. She
ad been very we'll and active for one of
er age. In the past few years she had
lade a number of quite long journeys
lone to visit her sons and other rela-
ives. Besides George w. of this place,
he leaves two other sons, Rev. j. n.
HASKELL of South Berwick, aud James A.
Haskell of Boston. The funeral is at
,ewbnryport, to which place Mr.. and
FRS. George W. Haskell accompanied
be remains on Monday.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Chas. Gowell has moved his family to
Iiram Pulsifer's rent at the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Foster passed two
avs at j. S. Browns last week. They
anne from their home in Everett, Mass,
a their auto, aud will spend month at
heir summer home in Newry.
Mrs. Anna S. Blood of Dorchester,
lass, was called here by the illness of
er sister, Mrs. Martha Rawson. She
'as accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Charles of Newton, Mass. Mrs.
lawson, whose condition for the past
,eek has been considered critical, is re-
orted to be gaining.
Leander s. Swan.