Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-18
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The meeting OF parents and teachers
held at the high school building was an
interesting and profitable occasion, and
plan 10 on foot to form q permanent
organization which ought to be heartily
supported. Principal Bracket presided
and the program was 40 follows:
PRAYER, Rev. z. d. Lamb
vocal Solo, Rev. r. II. LIANT
Opening sdass Ss Rur,, Schools 'op''
fap''' N'e1' " - Miss Ethel Waterman
Piano Solo. Mrs. Eta Mitchell
Paper, What Parents Expect from the Teacher
Paper, What the Teacher expects Of the Parent
Miss Matilda Hal, primary teacher s,
A committee was appointed to draw NJ
q constitution to be presented at The
next meeting which will be held Dec. ID
at which time the primary school viii
furnish the entertainment.
About thirty members OF Buckdeld
and Mountain Oranges enjoyed the hos
pltality OF Canton Grange Saturday.
Rev. F. NJ. Lamb went to South Der
wick Monday to assist Evangelist David
son In series of meetings, returning
Saturday.
Harry Staples OF Turner is saving fol
Morrill, & Cloutier at the mill this week
F. R. Dyer was In Portland on busi
ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. B. Spaulding and party returned
from their hunting trip to South Arm
Sunday with two deer. DR.. Heald ant
Mr.. Newton were the lucky ones.
Mrs. Barrell and Mrs. Russell OF Bos
ton, nieces of Mrs. Elizabeth Waldron
have been her guests this week.
Mr.. Trip of West Paris has moved
into the w. P. Brigham house owned
BY C. E. Foster.
Rev. A. W. Pottle and wife were call
ing on friends here Thursday and Fri
day.
Buckfield Grange held their annua
fair at their hall Wednesday with q goot
attendance, aud about eighty dollars wa
realized from the sale Of fancy articles
homemade candles, aprons and vege
tables. A dinner and supper we're serv
ed, and q musical entertainment wa
given in the evening with the following
program:
Piano Solo, Mrs. Eta Mitche
selection, IA Merry Heart" Mixed quartz
Reuben ana Rachael,
Plano duet. Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Shaw
Quartz
Plano duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion PSrinto
Vocal march, Victory, Quartz
The quartet was composed of Mrs
Grace Purinton, soprano. Mrs. Lii
Rawson, alto, Luther Irish, tenor, j. Z
Warren, bass, Scion PurintOn, accom-
PIANIST. Reuben and Rachael were tn
star performers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Atwood start TO
Felsmere, Florida, Monday. C. F. Gil
will take charge of the Seeley block mil
in place of Mr.. Atwood.
Mrs. Cynthia Tilton has returned from
a visit with her son, Ardon Tilton, II
Auburn.
Misses Mildred and Vera Gould an
Mrs. Gould of Freeport have been wit
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Waite this week.
BENZ. Spaulding, Jr., redeemed hi
Reputation as hunter by shooting fin
buck Tuesday afternoon and bringing
him home. He was shot near Mort
Pond and weighed one hundred and Aft
pounds.
Miss Mabel Lamb went to Hebron Fri
day afternoon.
Several cans of trout were receive
here and liberated in North Pond Fri
day.
]. z. Warren has added q fine under
takers wagon to his equipment.
Miss Lena Ingersoll Is assistant opel
ator at the telephone Office, which is no'
in charge Of Frank Berry.
| Mrs. Thompson Potter of Portlan
was the weekend guest of Frank Berry
Mrs. John Dillingham; and daughte
were in Lewiston Wednesday.
| Quite party of our young people at
tended the entertainment and dance a
North Buckfield Friday evening.
Chas. T. Bowen, Jr., returned t
Brownfisld Saturday, where he is en-
ployed by the Maine Central Railroad.