Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-04
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A. 8. Bucknam has purchased . farm
In South Turner and will move there as
once.
Radcliff Brigham 10 at home from
Boston ON o short vacation.
Nezinscot Lodge conferred the third
degree on one candidate ct the regular
meeting Saturday night, and after the
work an oyster supper WAS served.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulrich OF Balti-
more, Nd, who have been with Mrs.
Ulrich's parents for the summer, re-
turned to their home Tuesday.
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 8, at 2:3o
P. N. there will be held 10 the school
building parents and teachers meet
Ing. 40 interesting program Is being
prepared, including papers by teachers
and parents. Refreshments, will be serv-
cd, and all friends Of the schools are
cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Lucy Russell Of East Sumner was
at E. G. Coles Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Barrett returned homo
Tuesday from VISIT with relatives In
South Woodstock.
The Rebekahs ct their regular meeting
Tuesday night had an entertainment and
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Cole returned
Wednesday from visit to their son in
Mexico.
Mrs. Jerry Crow of Morrill, Street was
In Lewiston Friday.
Mrs. John Lrwis Childs and son and .
friend were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Childs Wednesday and Thursday, on
their way home to Floral Park, N. Y ,
from Rangsley, where they have been fol
several weeks.
Miss Hall, teacher of the primary
grades, attended the teachers conven.
ton at Bangor Thursday and Friday.
Ma, flower Chapter, o. E s., Was Off
cially visited and inspected by D. D. G..
NJ. Mrs. Lillian Paine of Pennington
The work was e1emplified and and re-
| freshments were served.
| Mrs. Cleveland Frost and children re-
turned to their home In Rumford after
visit with her sister, Mrs. D,nlel Emery.
Mrs. Emily Bonney accompanied her.
Miss Christina Ring OF Auburn Wal
the over-suuday guest Of Mrs. J. C.
Wilmington.
Mrs. E. N. Atwood has returned from
q visit 10 Lewiston.
Miss Dorothy Stevens of Portland !,
| the guest Of Miss Mollie Cole.
MI. Ernest Hayford of Auburn is visit
iug at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Irish. Mr.. Hayford is driver Of mai
wagon In Auburn.
John N. Irish was found dead in bee
Friday morning by his brother, Henri!
Id. Irish, with whom be has made hi
home for the past few years. Failing t
Iappear at breakfast at the usual time In
vestigation revealed the fact OF his hav
ing passed away apparently without
waking or struggle, having retired 10 bill
usual health the night before. Mr.. Irisl
was born on the farm now owned by W
a. Conant seventy-five years ago, th'
son OF Thomas and Eveline Hagget,
Irish. In 1857 he went to Kentucky
and year later came to Rumford ant
purchased farm, which he carried OF
until the development of the power com
menced there, when he sold his farm t
the Rumford Falls Power Co., and remov
ed to this town, where he has since resid
led. he Was never married. He leaves on
brother, Henry D. Irish. the funera
was held from the house Monday morn
ing at ten O'Clock, Rev. r. NJ. Lamb off
ciating. Burial in the family lot at tn
village cemetery.
Mr.. Irish had rare talents as publ
speaker and reader, and has been fea
ture # many local entertainments, AM
he was also contributor to a number o.
local papers. and his writings were al
ways in happy and optimistic vein
and will be much missed by large cir
Gle of readers. Apublic spirited and In
tensely patriotic citizen has passed from
us, whose place it will be hard to ill.