Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10
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'sSffNNtAL CrtEnnsTtoN Tbs wear
being the one hgndrcdth sincc a. settle.
ment "a the town. the Citizcns and native.
propose 70 oclebrais the event BY a cordial
reunion. AMI social gathering on the 2uth
q August Gov. Andrew % Mas. SEM
tor fessendsn. AMI other distinguished
speakers have Promisci 20 be present. and
enliveu the occasioa With addresses and his
iorical rsminisceuces Of early DAYS Rev :.
>ouihsr q Worcester has for several wears
been collecting material Tor a history q the
to~n. and it u hoped that it has reached
such state q comPlctedness a. 70 Dc pre-
scnted on thc above OCCASION.
In the fan Of 1902 Mr.. Johs Steven, .na
a black nan by the name of Limbo. came
over from Concord With cattle and corn
prvParstory % the next springs emigration.
cutting meadow grass Tor their kins. and
themselves living on hasiy-pudding AMI
milk through The winter therefore son.
contend that the towns first settleu,.p,
shoaid date back to fisf wear. but the sr,,
clearing and trsaiilg 81 "a sal being IN
dertAken the spring following By the org
NAL seven. giving ii he name q the se,-
lots long observed. should establish is
date Of settlement
-. tic poor coascripi' \ fcu copper
bead s.chcus hcrr. af.cr shc fashion % se,-
e-.l oihsr towns. have callel ,nd held their
oonscriP; Powov " 20 pay a bounty ofthree
hundred dollors 10 each man ~ho nay be
drafted. an hsld liable 90 service unler
The conscript act Under the plea q IN
bounded patriotism and sympathy Tor The
poor non-sSempt. the real sntents Of their
traitor hearts could not De- Disguised. that
Mr.. Abraham Shy lock couldn't have their
Pound u iicsh. f-they could induce their
taS paying neighbors 70 boy IL of. Aher
some PLAIN Argument on the Unioa side AMI
equally SPAIN 'ophi,,ry pr contra. The
call ~a' considered prcsaaisre. and vote
20 pass over tie articlc vas decided BY
majority q nearly thrcc TO one.
Cur boys who enlisted in ths ga rcgt..
returned IN good beAlth and spirits. lOns Of
thc number oniy has died. and one accidrn-
tally shot. the regiment having never been
In sciion- The circuustances q this fatal
~ arr a. foilo-s. The priv.,es had a
oarciess praeiioe u swapping their gun, Al
one another. and on the oocasion OF roin-
H. duH, = oomrAde took a gun. s1pposinC
% o. bc his owa and unloadcd. presented =
towards Mr. =. W. r. Hobbs. pulled The
Trigger. The piceo proved to 10 Anoshers.
ard loaded with ban and three buck shot.
Which Pierced his BODY IN as may places.
kiilng him INSTANTLY.
Ehorts are beng made g. establish a n.u
Fosi ofhoe On the ves; side q the river.
SAMUEL Carter. +. NJ. ProsPs-ti,e. mail TO
ee received tri-~eskly frOa Lowell ana
Pans
Is matter q postal interest,". and %
'how that tie village 70 reading and WI
ting community. a nav bc stated that the
number q letters sent from this Post Osfice
the last fiscal year Just ended. was 1892
anc about the sane number received. The
aamher Of regular ne~spapers taken uas.
~eeklies. IL monthiics. - scni-wcek-
les. . tri-~eeklis.. 3 dAilies. - total.
-ij comparison nth an ofice distri-
buiing o. an equal number q inhabitants.
- challenged
Ia your last issue you say that rin shop
on Bethel "a broken open and quantity
stolen. uhercuPoa some have been obssrv-
81 O. sTI'car quite tslaay since. There is a
concern here. ~hcre many get "baluly-
'-i'iouf stealing b. The keeper tbereofhas
becn before agistraie tsicc. bot be con-
n-ar' O. retail BIS A" Balm u Life fiber.
's any Judging by aPpearaaoes. let Aim
beware ihe thiri ARA gnment.