Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-23
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A. +. warren, I. 3. BRIGHAM, w. b.
Brigham, and d. d. Irish attended the
state encampment of the G. A. r. In
Lewiston Wednesday and Thursday.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. A. 8. Holland
Wednesday afternoon.
r. r. Dyer delivered the address to
the graduating class ut Hebron Wednes-
day. Mr.. Dyer was member OF the
class OF 1894, and this commencement 10
the twentieth anniversary Of bis gradu-
alton.
Nrs. Martha Libby of Brunswick 10
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Alfred
Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Austin Of Mil
bridge and Miss Nellie Austin from Bos.
ton are ut the home Of their parents for
the summer.
Rev.F. NJ. Lamb is attending the Bap.
fist anniversaries In Boston this week.
Bertha Willoughby Of Dixfield has
boon the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glove
Frost.
Mrs. Lucy Skillings of Saoo Is visit
Ing friends In town.
Frank Berry has been visiting in He
bron during the week.
Marguerite Staples Brown and her two
children have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. d. futile.
Misses Ellen Cole and Julia Gle are at
homo from Pennington, whore Miss
Gle was one of the graduates.
Miss Helen Shaw is ct home from her
school in New York.
d. A. Muroh went to Bangor Thurs
day to attend the meeting Of the retail
monumental dealers association, and
from there goes to Block Island, R. l.,
for visit Of about ten days.
The graduating exercises OF the
grammar school will be held 10 the Bap.
fist church Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Jewett Of Portland is
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Holland.
Mrs. Eugene Vaughn was In Augusta
with friends over Sunday.
Miss Sadie Spaulding returned Friday
from visit with friends in Portland,
accompanied by Master Paul Morton.
Program OF graduating exercises OF
class Of 1914 Buckfield High School held
In the Old Church on the Hill Friday,
June 10:
Music-March
Prayer
Response
salutatory. The Position Of 8 Woman ;:-.:--.....
Laura r. Bonney
hstory Ghosma po,ra
of'a0n' oof ''sA'e'' A'''' Herbert spauidins
Prophecy Dorothy Palmer
Essay, Thomas A. Edison. ......... Bert Gerrish
Class VIII. ..-....-.--..----.-feriey Dunn
Music
Essay. The American High School. Harry Hall
T Fl evan vsue Of High SCHOOL,
Presentation Of Diplomas
| Commencement Address ~ Rev. c. G. Miller
Awarding n Of Prizes
Class officers:
Pres-Dorothy Palmer
Vice-Pres.-He!en Head
Sec. and Treas.-Laura B0nney
Executive Com.-Helen Heald, Herbert
| Spaulding, Harry Hall
Glass motto-Not how much, but how well
Class colors-Green and white
Class fower-White carnation
CLASS ROLL
Laura Field Bonney
Bert Wardwell Gerrish
Mary King Hall
Harry Thomas Hall
Helen Maude Head
Dorothy Louise Palmer
| Charlie Harold Rowe
| He rbert Ansel Spaulding
Dwight Wilson Turner.
Music was furnished for the day and
evening by Shaw's orchestra of South
Paris.
The prizes were awarded as follows
by Supt. Whitmore: Prize for excel.
lencs 10 English, IS, given by Miss A.
H. Prince, awarded to Dwight Turner;
prizes given by Hon. John D. Long for
excellence 10 department and character,
first prize S. to Erland Waterman; Sec
ond prize 50 to Dorothy Palmer third
prize 80 to Herbert Spaulding.
The reception was held in Odd Eel
love- Hall In the evening, and the
school board and faculty were in the re.
ceivipg line with the class. The hall
was prettily decorated. A social dance
followed the reception.