Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03
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right arm near the shoulder by removing
a plank. As he could not work. he re
turned TO Buckfeld, and was under the
care of DIR. Caldwell, nine weeks As
his health and appearance OF the arm
greatly improved. he returned to Boston,
where he was advised to go to the City
Hospital where the knife of the most
skilllul surgeons were applied. After the
best of care for five weeks. hc WAS dis.
charged with health AMI arm upon The
gain, and the injunction not TO use the
arm al present at his peril While watch
Ing With wearisome hours IN his own na
,avo hills of Oxford the busy farmers at
their work, he WAS called upon by Dca.
Rodney Hutchinson. Joseph II Dearborn.
Nathaniel Irish OF Hartford aud Lot Kccne
of Buckiield. with six horses armed with
piows and hnrrOws. and after houIs oi
toll, LETT him with prospect oi a crupio
harvest. making u bright spot upon the
darI, page OF his lies history. May this
sympathetic act in this busy season be Ia
the donors like dread cast upon the
waters"
Died ut Buckfeld, OF congestion OF
the lungs, May 18th, Timothy Record,
member Of Nezinscol Lodge. aged 81
yeaIs-the oldest man in town But few
of his age could walk so erect and elastic,
save his father. Jonathan Record, VIII"
died in Buckneld eighteen Years ago.
nearly l0j years oil age.
A memorial service WAS held mt East
Bucklicld on the beautiful Sabbath OF
the 2jlh. on the death OF alter Is. Nor
rll, who died in the Hospital, Bp,ton in
January, aged "a years. \ delegation
clothed in their regaIia from Wilson
Lodge, North Auburn, OF which he Was
4 member, met in the Crystal Wave
Lodge. room. where he first took and
honorcd his pledge. OF the fourteen
officers of the Wave every one was
present. After being joined by members
from Nezinscou and other Lodges, they
marched to the meeting house, under
Russell Pratt. of The Wave. Wilson
Lodge in front. where large audience
listened with interest To sermon from
Rev. MIR Munson. of Sumner. founded
upon Isaiah &c. last clause of the 18th
verse. Theme, the glory of the future
for man, painted in colors to ill each soul
with emotion. The decorations above
and around the pulpit. furnished by
Auburn Lodge, showed much taste, 10
which were added Tour white bouquets in
glass goblels by the Wave, to be placed
near the crosses-made from pure white
flowers from the woods, by Misses AbLi~
NJ. Mason and Jennie ii. Irish. which
were presented TO the mother and sisters
OF the deceased. The notices. the broken
shalt. the crosses and flowers. were dc.
signed TO point to the vocation. character,
faith, md sudden exit oil Walter
Members OF the Order should not
neglect the County Lodge. il the Crystal
Wave is situated among The tiIIers OF The
soil. and where Woman's Rights has its
advocates. Their delegates are Leander
Hodgdon, VIM. Bicknell Benz amin l..
Irish, Mrs. Melvander G Forbes. Mrs. |
Nancy r. Crooker aud Slr. George "
Shaw. IiAKryoRD
G. ID Bisbec. Esq, and others. have
gone on a two weeks fishing tour Ia In
dian Rock. Raugelcy akes They have
a camp and boat there. and generally
catch fish enough TO supply the editor.
Col. \. ID. White lost u valuable Mes
sonSer colt last week He was with j
w Written and son 10 be broken aud /
had never even been bitled when they
took him. They put the harness ON and !
drove him out 10 the street. when he !
suddenly reared and fell over back wards. |
striking his head OH the hard ud. killing |
him almost instantly. Those who SAW |
the occurrence, SAY that il was uuavoida |
bic and DO not attach auy blame to the
young man, Whiuen, who was handling !
him at the time.
On Monday evening, May 18th. Mr..
and Airs. NJ A. Allen of Buckhold. cele.
DRAFTED the tenth anniversary OF thei:
marriage by tin wedding. on which 90.
casion over one hundred of their friends
assembled at their house bringing rs
many presents of tin ware, among which
the most ornamental if not the most use.
ful, was an enormous pair OF lin brogans
manufactured by Decoster & Shaw, and
presented by NJ. A. Hanson. shoe manu-.
faclurer Mt the village. After partaking
OF refreshments and listening TO some
excellent singing by the Misses Mason.
assisted by o. IL. Jersey aud several
others, the slaid old folks TOOK their dc.
pafture, while the lads and llsscs lripped
the light fantastic toe for an hour, and all
went merry rs Il marriage bell.