Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-04

BuclEfleld.
Miss Grace Cross, who has lived with
| her aunt, Mrs. Grace Jordan, for five
Year,, returned TO her homo In Temple.
ton, Mass, few days since. Miss Cross
graduated from the grammar school this
summer.
Miss Helen Shaw has returned from
her school In West Bridgewater, Mass,
having graduated from Howard Semi
nary.
Tho body of Mrs. Thomas Hartford
WAS brought here for burial from Old
Orchard on che Esd. Mrs. Hartford was
former resident of this town and for
quite number of years kept q millinery
store In the building now occupied BY
A. +. Warren & Son and w. n. Kicker.
She was sevsnty-thres years old and 10
survived BY one daughter, Miss Flora,
who lives at Old Orchard.
Mrs. Anna Buck IL ut homo from
Pennington for the summer.
Miss Julia Gle has gone to the Mount
ain View House at the Rangeleys to do
table work this summer.
Mr.. Lewis Irish of Rumford WAS here
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. A.
Irish, Wednesday.
Quite q uumber of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs attended the field day at Can
ton Tuesday. The threatening weather
kept many away.
Miss Sparks Of Brewer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. z. ]. Marston.
Mrs. Nellie Alden and son Dwight are
with Miss Lizzie Allen for visit.
Misses Amy and Mildred Shaw are at
home from Boston for the summer.
Harlow Gerrish Is at Squirrel Island
| for the summer, having secured pO-
sition In confectionery and ice cream
store.
The Alerts were more than beaten
Saturday afternoon, they we're fairly
walloped by an aggregation from Turner
to score OF twenty -four to five.
Miss Louise Bisbee of Rumford, who
has been visiting her grandmother. Mrs:
c. q. Spaulding, for week, returned
home Wednesday accompanied by Miss
Barbara Chase of Brownville, who Is
visiting at the home OF BENZ. Spaulding.
J.F. Packard has had his buildings
painted white, which greatly improves
their looks.
The grange hall is nearing completion
and will be one of the best and most
convenient in this vicinity.
Miss Laura Deane has been at home
from Old Orchard this week to attend
the wedding of Miss Sue Wheeler al
South Paris Wednesday. She returned
the last of the week.
G. w. Tilton has installed gasoline
tank and fixtures for surprising auto
mobiles with the breath of life, at shor
notice.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waldron went to Port
land Tuesday to be present at the wed
ding of Miss Marguerite Waldron. Mis-
Waldron ia daughter Of Hartwell Wal
dron. Watch out for Mrs. Waldron'i
next move.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Casey returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday after
an absence of week, passing severa
days in and around Portland and the re
mainder OF the time at Mr.. Casey's hom
In Livermore Falls. They will occupy tn
new rent fitted up by Geo. Hersey owe
his implement store. Mr.. Casey is th'
assistant station agent for the NJ. c. r
r. and has earned the respect ant
esteem OF the people here by his stric
attention to business and unfailing cour
tesy and affability. he is a member o
Nezinscot Lodge, I. O. o. F. Mis-
Casey, formerly Miss Maude Record, wa
born and has always lived here, and Il
one of the best of our young ladies'.
H. N. Robinson has finished work a
the cemetery, clearing the lots, mowin,
and fixing the drives and making othe
improvements.
Mrs. A. F. Warren returned home Fri
day from visit with Mrs. o. Il. Herse
at Phillips.
Mrs. Ada Shaw has been with rela
tives in Mechanic Falls for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Chase and son o
Auburn and Mrs. Florence Chase 0
Huntsville, Ala, we're calling on friend
here Thursday.
The report that DIR. f. j. Marston l
to leave here and 60 to Brunswick !
entirely without foundation.
Misses Gladys and Lena Morrill, LEI
Saturday morning for the Bay of Maple
Inn where they will do table work.
Msyfower Chapter, o. Z. s., confer
red the degree on two candidates at
special meeting Friday evening. Afte
the regular work an innovation was in
troduced which was the comforting o
the floral degree. The work is beautiful
and was finely done by the degree staff
Cake and Ice cream were served.
The Nezinscot History Club met witt
Mrs. G.. 81. Hersey Thursday afternoon
The following officers were elected TO
the year:
President-Mrs. G. II. Hersey.
Vice.President-Miss Sarah Barrett.
Secretary-Mrs. Bert Allen.
Treasurer-Mrs Z. j. Waite.
The old executive committee were re
elected. The Bay View Course OF
Russia and Japan will be taken up II
september.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Waite went h
Freeport Saturday for visit with thei
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Gould.
Fred Holland is on vacation and will
visit In Augusta and Portland.
Miss Shirley of Brunswick 10 the CUES
OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Nulty at Hote
Long.