Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30
BgsctIfeld.

Mr.. and Mrs.. F. A. Taylor went to
Portland Tuesday by auto. They will
be tho guests Of Capt. and Mrs. Elliott
Gardner while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 81. Wardwell and
family of West Paris have been with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Irish the past week.
Geo. Colburn Of Weld has been visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. C. B. Rollins, this
week.
Miss Willoug6by, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Frost, has returned to her
home in Dixfleld accompanied by Miss
Pauline Frost.
Stella Bowen and Gladys Morrill, went
to Wilton Tuesday to do table work for
tho season.
Horace and Stella Bowen were with
their brother Charlie in Brownfield over
Sunday.
Mrs. F. W. Record went to Boston
Monday, where she will be the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Bates.
c. A. knight, Esq, and family from
Brunswick, we're guests of Mrs. Alfred
Shaw Sunday.
Chester futile of Bridgton Is with his
parents here.
Tuesday the annual meeting of the
Nexipscot History Club was held with
Mrs. Bert Allen. Officers elected were:
Pres-Mrs. 8. W. Purinton.
Vice. Pres.-Miss Lizzie Allen.
Sec-Mrs. Bert Allen.
Il Asst. Sec.-Mrs. j. E. Warren.
Treas.-Mrs. Thos: Record.
Exec. Com.-Mrs. Record, Mrs. waite, MRS.
Jacobs, Mrs. Packard, Miss Sadie spaulding.
The day was designated presidents
day, and many Of the past presidents
gave short reviews of the work of the
club through its seventeen years OF pros
perity. Letters were read from past
presidents who live in other towns, and
at the close of the meeting refreshments
we're served.
w. B. Nulty was ct home from Port.
land for short stay this week.
Schools closed Thursday, and the
teachers went to their homes Friday
morning, Miss Hall to Andover, MISS
Mitchell to Cherry field, and Miss Lamb
went to Kennebunkport where she has
EN- ploymen for the summer. The grad.
uating exercises of the grammar school
we're held in Grange Hall Friday after
noon, where the following program was
successfully carried out. Lionel Russell
was marshal of the class:
Prayer Rev. +. NJ. Lamp
The Lost Chord Judith Warren
Fred's Choice Milo Turner
| One of the Little ones Mildred Holland
| Tubal Cain Charlie Gray
| The Bow Hero Lena Warren
o.''' Robert Lsnnigan
The Baby In Church Clthroe Warren
Song, Take Ne Back School
The Legend Beautiful Rachel Emery
| Presentation of Diplomas
Song, Kind Words Can Never Die school,
Bencdiction
An auto party attended the show a.
Lake Grove Thursday evening.
The North Hill Improvement Society
have set the pace for other neighbor.
hoods BY turning out and giving several
days' work with men and teams for the
Improvement OF the highway along The
hill. A V-drain has been put In and
covered along the worst place, and
the same treatment will be given another
strip another season, working from
the top of the hill toward the village
A little organized effort along this line
in cooperation With the work OF thu
highway COMMISSIONERS Wouiu P'oouS'
very acceptable results and permanently
improve some bad places.
Three Buckfield High School students
won prizes in the competition OF th'
Lowell CONNER cial College for the bes
essay on the Panama Canal open to TIT
senior classes OF all New England higl
schools. Herbert Spaulding won TIT
first prize of ten dollars, and Heller
Heald and Dorothy Palmer won price
of one dollar each.
Master Paul Morton, who has beer
the guest Of Miss Sadie Spaulding for
week, returned to his home in Portland
Saturday.
Miss Mildred Holland, the enterpirs
ing lady reporter for the Portland Ex
press, went to Lynn, Mass, Monday, fo
. vacation. She will be away for sever
weeks.
Many from here attended the bari
dance at John Gerrish's Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. DeCoster went Il
Portland Saturday for q deep sea trip.
Clarence Martin of Mechanic Falls wa
the guest of tho Gerrish family Friday