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ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA!
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH
p A I n ILL E RI

DEAR Substituting a residence of some ten
years in Siam AMI China, missionary, L found
your Vegetable Pain-K most valuable remedy
tort hat fearful scourge the cholera In administer
ins the medicine. found it most eiectual to give
t;aspoonfu of Pain Killer in gill of hot water
sweeenet with sngar then, after about fifteen min
ues, begin to give abou tablesro of the
mixture every minute until relief obtaiued. Ap-
ply hot applications to the extremities. Battle the
stomach with the Pan-Killer, clea1 and rub the
limb, briskly. OF thos who had the cholera and
took the medicine faithfully in the way stated above,
eight out of ten recovered.
Rev. R. TEI4FORD, Missionary in China.
DEAR Substituting a long residence in China, I
have used your valuable Pain Killer, both in my
family and among the Chinese ami have found it a
1863 while residing in Shanghai, / found it an
almost certain for choie a, if used in time. In
deed, nsng it in great many tanees, do not re-
member falling in a single case. For three years I
have been residing in this place. that fifty miles
from hysican, and-have been obliged often to fall
upon my own resources in C ses OF sickness. The
Chinese come to us in gre It numbers for medicine
and advice. Though without medical know iedge
ourselves, the few simple remedies we can command
are so much 10 advance even Of their hysicans that
we have most daily applications. We allow them
to come, because it brings us in contact with them
and opens of usefulness. In drrhoea, collie,
vomiting, cholera coughs etc. your Pain Killer has
has been my chief medicine. Yours very truly,
Rev, 4. P. CRAWFORD, Tungchow. China.
Those using Pain-Killer should strickly observe
the following directions At the commencement Of
the disease take teaspoonful Of Pain-Kier in
sugar and water, and then battle freely across the
stomach and bowels with the Pain-killer, clear.
Sh uld the darThoea and cramp continue, repeat the
dose every fifteen inmates. IN this way the dreadful
scourge may be checked and the patient relieved in
the course of few hours.
NB.-Be sure and get the genuine article; and it
is recommended by those who have used the Pain
Killer for the cholera that in extreme cases the pa
tient take two Tor more) teaspoonfus instead of one
We invite the att ntion of the public to this well
tested AMI unrivalled family medicine.
The PAIN-KILI Err is sold by all Druggists and
Dealers inFamy Medicines.
Gzy@Price % and so cents and 81.
PERRY DAVIS Il SON,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
1876 High street. Pr violence. r. |.
277 st. Paul street, Montreal.
II Southampton street. London, England.
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ELSEWHERE may be found a statement of
the progress made thus far toward the COM
pletion of the Portland & Oglensburg Rail
road the past season. More than IL miles
have been completed, six ''iles more nearly
graded aud the final surveys aud location Of
the whole line made. Whatever relates to
this enterprise is of great Interest to the peo-
pie of Portland, and they are consequently
anxious that no time be wasted in the COM
pleton of the work. The directors are even
more anxious as their personal responsibility
is greater than that of the general Citizen
That they will use every effort to urge the
great work forwa d to completion, no one will
doubt They want it ard the citizens of
Portland have right to expect 1t. We trust
that Messrs. Fuller & Harding, the contract
ors, will fully appreciate the situation of the
city and avail themselves OF every means that
will hasten on the work.
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Park and Seaside Towns.
CEMETERIES,
CAVTNTDV mr. a1r,

Robert Morris Copeland. Handsome corao,,o, =
made plans for IL Park and Camp Meeting Towns ms
l l, Geme erts, aud 5Uo Public and Private Estat,s
ne ilfnlsEes advice. PLANS and sup rintenuenc 70
a az hhu u, OF suburban and rural improvements.
Snces, ~ City Exchange. Boston, Mass. TO5 Samson
81, Phlla.. and Ridley Park Del Co pa an3neodam
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FOR SALE.

New Houses on Emery Street, just finished with all
the mod IN improvements; Bath Room, Sebago, Gas,
& etc.
Apply on the Premises.
sep25sntf JAMES A. TENNEY.
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FOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

'Blackhead and Fleshworm use PERRY'S imErov
ed Comedone and Pimple Remedy, the great skin
medicine; Prepared only by Dr u: c. PERRY,
Dermatologfst, 40 Bond St., N Y. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. msr22d&w sn6m17
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Real Estate at Auction.

nN TUESDAY, Sept 30 b, at 124 o'clock, we shall
" sell the property in rear Of SO Danforh street.
Said property consists Of a new "a story wooden
property is supplied with Sebago water and thorough
drainage. lot 80 front So feet deep. 1t is under
rent TO good tenants for $3.50 per year. THIS is rare
chance for Investment Title Ierfect. Terms at sala
sep23 dtd
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VERMONT BUTTER.

you wish to purchase Tub of nice Vermont
Butter call and see that lot just received direct
rom ST. Adams by GALLISON & COLBY, 50 Spring
street, se24dIws
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CARPETS. &C. az Auction

Furniture, Carpets. &c, at Auction
an TUESDAY, Sept. Both, at 10 o'clock we shall
" sell at House of j. L. Emery foot of Pearl st..
The Furniture in said honse, CON listing of Parlor
Suit Marble Top Table, DTapery Curt aims Brussels
and Ingram Carpets, painted Chamber Seis Toilet
Ware, Mattresses, Curtains, Hat Tree, Secretary,
Extensi Table, Dining Room Chairs, Crockery
Glass and Silver Plated Ware, Magee Cook st We to-
gether with large lot Of Kitchen Furniture
e. d. BAILEY G Co., Aueiio8eers.
SEES X
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Eastern and Maine Central Rail-
roads.
The Passenger Trains on both Of these Rail-
roads arrive at and leave the Eastern Railroad
Station, Commercial street. foot of State
Street. GEO. BACHELOR,
General Agent Eastern q Maine Central R. R.
Portland, Aug. II, 1873. au15sntf
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I24 Barrels Of Flour at Auction.
IN SATURDAY, Sept. 9th at 10 O'Clock A. M.
~ we shall sell at G. T.,Freight Depot
100 Bbis. Brnce Mills Flour,
"a Ribs, Eagle IS
for the benefit of whom it may concern.
Per rider.
=. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioueers.
seq al
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AUCTION SALES.
ChOIce Plants. Rustic Baskets,
&c. mt Amctinn

- IHC kSDAY, Sept. 25th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
- we shai sell at Office, lai ge and fine selection
"a mite[ mlDg Plants, consisting of Camelias
hzaleas, cape jess mi e, Tea Roses, White and Red
bouvaICl d. ked and lite Pipks, tn MANY new
~ or window eultiyation also choice
ID. y. Taylor, Merose. Mas. N''0ei' "'oiies vi
II. d. BAILEY g. CO. Auc,;o.o
seq
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Brick House and Furniture m
Auefinn
Valuable Farm at Auction.

TNO be sold at public auction, FRIDAY OCT.
IL Sd, at2 p vs., a Farm situated in Gnrham
two miles from Co ham Corner on the Rad LEADING
from GOrham Cornr to Bar Nj Is, and Is on The line
of the Portland & Rochester Rairoan. The said
Farm contains seventy five OF good land divd-
ed into moving, tl3ge pasturi pc nd woodland. 1t
Is well watered, and has an orchard and gos tarm
buildings on it, ard is known as the "McKenney
Farm"
Tie above named property win be sold without re-
gard to fair or foul weather. se25dTS&T&w1t
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SchlOiterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotto

A safe and sure remedy for removing Tan Pimples,
Moth Blotches. Freckles and Eruptions from the
Skin, rendering it soft and fresh and 1mparng to it
a MARBLE PURITY.
PRlCE FIFTY CENTS BOTTLE
Prepared only by A. G. SCH LOTTERRECK &
CO., Apothecares and Chemists 1903 Congress street.
one door above Brown. Portland, Me. au26sntf
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MEMORANDA.

The fishing scbr W t Emerson, of Orland, whic
arrived at Bucksport 18th inst from Grand Bank,
was knocked down during the hurricane OF the 25tl
ult, and had deck swept. sails split, Sc Three mel
were washed overheard and one of them lost. Th
other two were rescued.
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SPOK EN

Aug 20. lat 81, Ion 49, ship Mary Riggs, from Ly
Sept 16, lat ~ 80. Ion 81, ship John Patten from
Boston for Buenos Ayres. -'0in
Sept t. lat SO 90 Ion 761', ship Mayfiower. 1s ia
from New Orleans for LIVERPOOL '' AZ "'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Sept. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, New York-passengers
and mdse TO Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Elizabeth Ann, (Br) Moore, Kempt, NS-280
tons plaster TO Knight & Wbidden.
Brig Manzanilla, Brown, New York-coal to W
Deeripg.
Sch Ivy, Stanley, Cranberry Isles
Sch Niagara, Spoford Southport.
CLEARED.
Sch joachim, Kane, New York-Bunker Bros.
Sch Citizen, Upton Boston-Bunker Bros.
Sch Malanta. (Br) Sanford, WOpole, NS-master.
Sch Mary Bliss, (Br) Shields, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
Sch Snow Bird (Br) CIipps, st John, NB-Jobn
PorteOus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-15
oxford Items.

The Trustees of the Freeland Holmes
Library Association, met at Gen, Perry's
office on the 5th inst. and organized. by
choosing the following officers: Pres.
[. X. Holmes; Vice Pres. John J.
Perry; Clerk, Thomas Baker; Treas. A.
l.. Hersey Geo. +. Holmes. A. l.. Her.
sey and Emery Andrews, were chosen as
a committee to report 4 list OF books 10
be purchased, and 10 obtain proposals for
furnishing the same. 1t is hoped to have
the books ready tor delivery in few
weeks.
The Keoka Is. b. c. played at Bryants
Pond July 4th. with the B p Club. The
la!eness of the hour TO train time pre-
vented the game from being played out
only seven innings being played-lhe
game then stood 80 Keokas and 10 for
the b. P's. by decision OF the Umpire.
the Bryants Pond Club retained the Prize
Ball being played Tor.
Ocean 1. Engine Co. have recently
purchased 100 feet of new hose - Norcdy
Adrtrti>cr.
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.SiCedeR Items.

That part of the Old Paris and Lowell
stage route between Waterford and Low
ell has lately lceu discontinued, since
which the mail bays has been brought to
this place from the 2. & O. h. r. via.
Frycburg and Lowell. An empty mail
bas is mole easily carried than it would be
filed, to be sure, and makes less work II
for The post master; hut for same reason
or other the people seem to prefer one
partially filled, At least. II things can
be arranged so that we can obtain the
mail regularly by the new route, We soc
no reason why we should not DO accom-
modated ~ well Is before the change,
but We think we are entitled to regular
mail from one way or The other, and,
until that is obtained, have lust cause Tor
complaint,
THO barn and shed OF Air. Frye
Stevens were struck by lightning during
one OF the recent showers. and were con.
siderably damaged. Fortunately they
did not take fire.
Some of our young men wish to en-
quirs il there are no smart yOlngg ladies
as well as old ladies in Denmark. VIII
the Denmark correspondent please o5lige
them by reporting ?-BridgtOn NelcS.
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Hiram Items.

On June 10Th, Hon. NJ. X. Mabry while
stepping from his carriage, caught his
foot and fell, nearly dislscaling his knee.
He is quite lame but improving,
On The 27th, as Mr.. Aldric c. Burnett
was at work in mill, at Hiram Corner.
his lett hand was caught between the
planer and the roller behind it. and
drawn instantly 10 his elbow cutting it
fearruly. The belt slipped off. aud he
pulled his arm out and lett the mill before
q man some : feet distant could reach him.
DR.. VIM. ii Smith ampulated the arm
in the elbow. aud he is now improving.
Mr.. Russell is some 80 years old. has a
wife aud one child and is one OF our
most industrious and worthy citizens.
His case excites the deepest sympathy
Of our community.
On the 9Th. Hon. John II. Spring and
his men slew seven owls on some fruit
trees near his house. and il wasn't good
night for owls either. LLEwLLrN.
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Hnrter Items.

Our correspondent "S.n writes: We
had a good many hot DAYS in June. and
but very little or no rain at all Grass
in this vicinity has suffered very much
from the drouth. and the hay crop vii!
be light. Corn, beans anu potatoes are
looking very well, especially since the
late showers. July Sd we had very
heavy thunder shower. The lightning
struck twice in this part of the town. 4
pine tree standing 10y The side OF the road
between the Black schoolhouse and Mr..
Samuel SANKEY'S was shiVered into many
pieces. II also struck the fence on the
top of the mountain. about forty rods
back of <. T. Hartford's dwelling house,
setting Gre to some old pine stumps stand
ing near the lence, which burned quite
briskly until extinguished by the pouring
rain which soon followed. IL rained
rapidly one hour and quarter. There
were three men at work hoeing in corn
field about ten rods from the FENCE /
they each fel. the shock quite sensibly,
but fortunately were not injured. July
4th we had another very smart shower,
but no damage done that | know of.
Everything was unusually quiet in this
section for Independence day. No
..marlial array - no looming OF cannon,
no rattle OF musketry. | did not even
hear the report OF Ere cracker al day.
Register.
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Ke-nr Fax Items.

Heat Is intense. but the heart OF the
farmer is made glad over the plenteous
showers of the past week, which seem t.
give new lite and vigor to all nature.
Thursday we had several showers pass
over this place accompanied with much
thunder and lightning, striking trees,
fences posts, and the like. We also had
very smart shower on Friday.
John Devereux, Esq. has taken down
his old grist mill at this place and on its
site is about to erect capacious buildin.
two stories high, the lower story TO be
occupied as shovel handle manuiac.
tory. and the upper one he intends 10
rent. This is a rare chance for any one
who wishes TO 90 into business where
good water power is desired object.
Dir. Geo. A. S. Fowler has about COM
pleted his new dwelling house.
Mr.. Samuel Redlon, Jr., has built this
season a dwelling house for Mrs. Mary
Mason, and she has moved into it.
Mr.. Frank J. Stanley. q native of this
place, has returned from West Virginia,
where he has been engaged IN lumber.
ing and milling for quite number Of
years, to spend few weeks with his
friends. lie speaks in high terms Of the
Southern country.
No green peas, no new potatoes
Corn Spindled. and the first ripe blue
berries of the season Tuesday. July Isl.
Haying is progressing, but the crop is
very light.-RegiSter.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 81 Hoard OF County Commissioners
May Session A. ID. 1874, held by adjournment
June 27th 1873.
Upon theforegoiEg petition satisfactory evidences
having been received that the petitioners are retpon
sible and that inquiry into the merits OF their ap-
picaton Is eXpedieut, is ordered that the County
Commissioners meet at
The store Of ii. w Park 4 Co. at Mexico Corner
on TUESDAY, the twenty. sixth day of August
A. D. ls73 at ten Of the clock a. H. and thence pro-
coed TO view the route mentioned in said petition;
immedi ately alter which view, hearing OF tbs
parties and witnesses will be had at some conven-
lent place In the vicinity, aud such other measures
taken in the premises VS. the Commissioners shall
Judge proper And is further ordered, that notice
otthe :Ime place and purpose OF the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid be given TO all persons and cor.
porations interested by causing attested copies OF
said petition and OF this order thereon to be served
upon the respective Clerks OF the towns OF Rumford
and Mexico ami also to be posted up IN three
public places in each Of said tawns, and published
three weeks excessively In The Oxford Democrat,
news paper printed in Paris, In said County OF Ok
lord, the first of said publications and each OF the
other notices TO be made, served and posted, al
least th rty days before said time OF meeting 10 the
end that all persons and corporations may then aud
there appear and shewcause II any they have. why
the PRAYER OF said petitioners should not be granted
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy of said petition and order Of Court
thereon. %
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To Ae Honorable Ja.iicsI Of Me Sup, sme Jldicia

To the Honorable Jasiiets o( the Sup, sme Judicial
Court merit TO be holden az PARIS rithiH aud for
IA, County Of OXFORD aud State Of HGine on the
Third Ttksddy Of September mart, 4. u. 1873.
ID RESPECTFULLY represents Sarah {. Sever.
III ance OF Denmark In said County OF Oxford
that her maiden name was Sarah C. smith, that on
the twenty.third day of september A. ID. 1896 she
was legally married at Dayton IN the County OF
York state aforesaid 10 Jacob IL. Severance theu
of Hollis in said County OF York, and that since
said time she has ever faithfully observed her said
marriage obligatisns, yet the said Jacob II. neg.
Letting has marriage VOWS and duty since the said
marriage and without any cause therefor on tue
sixteenth day OF Nav A. ID. lsG1 left and wlfuily
deserted or abandoned her, that he has never lived
offered To live with her since that he has never
since said dcscrton done anything for her support
that since said de-crtion -he has been compelled
10y her own sXerttous TO support herself that they
have no children aud that the residence vi SAID
Jacob III. j. .QNo pace unknown 10 your pelitiuner
bey Ond the limits Of the state OF Maine, where.
tore your liDeaGt prays that the bonds Of malri-
mony NAV be dissolved between herself and tho
said Jacob IL. as II would De reasonable aud
proper, conducive To domestic harmony aud con
s,tent with IGe peace aud morality of society.
SARAH &. SEW GRANGE,
l.. L. Chase, Atty Tor lihelant.
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Rutherford Items.

The cheese factory at Waterford is
nearly completed.
Dudley Brothers are fitting up public
huse on the bank OF Bear Pond, ut the
base of Bear aud Hawk mountains.
A new hotel is going up at Flat village.
The Congregational church are build
ing 4 parsonage at Waterlord.--PreS
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Editorial and Selected Iten.s.
-IIaying is fairly under way.

-Haying is fairly under way.
The editor is OF on the Maine Editori
al Excursion to st. John this week.
Judge Virgin viii hold the September
Court. after all, to accommodate Judge
Danlorth.
Attention is called TO the card of DIR.
II. W. Field. dentist, who has located at
South Paris.
connecticut, according TO the ceusus
is the heaviest hardware manufacturing
State in the Union.
Prof. o. Cone. Of Canton. N. Y,
will preach in the Universalist church at
Rumford Pom, on Sunday. July 2Oth.
Three young women are to be ex.
amined for admission to Colby University
this TALL, and one has been admitted to
Bates College.
The lnman Steamer. CITY of Wash.
ingtnn3 struck on the rocks oil Nova
Scotia coast on Saturday night. the 9th
inst, and was totally wrecked. No lives
are reported lost.
Stephen \. Emery, Paris Hill boy,
son OF the late Judge Emery. has been
appointed Professor OF Harmony and
Musical Theory in the College of Music
OF the Boston University.
Clark, at his popular Dining rooms,
DanriIle Junction, is giving great salts
faction TO the passengers of the Grand
Trunk and Maine Central. A better
dinner cannot be procured anywhere.
Albeit Smith. who was hanged in
Springfield, Mass, last week, lett - con.
lc>sion in which he gave as The cause Of
his ungovelnablc temper. that he bad for
Iims been employed upon a railroad
AT Bowdoin. last Wednesday, four
Oxford County boys graduated. to wit:
Augustus Luther Croker. Paris Hill;
Heryey Willred Chapman, Bethel; Johu
Frederic Elliott, Rumford Point; Addi.
son Emery Herrick. Bethel
The Cheese factory is doing good work
now aud getting more milk One of the
cheeScs was cut last week. and all who
tried ii declare its flavor and quality 10
be superior \ piece Wa. sent US, but
we haven't tasted it yet 1t will grow
better by keeping.uO doubt.
MIR. A. O. Rounds. graduate of the
Canton Theological school. has been in
vited TO become pastor of the Univers,li.t
Societies of Bridgton and Waterford.
He has accepted and will commence his
labor' on the first Sunday in August
next Mr.. Rounds preached in thi. viii
LACE last summer.
Pleasure seeker. in our village will
find it delightful trip aud beautiful
ride 10 Shows Falls. where they can
take q row on the smooth river in one of
e. W. Hammond's nice little boats. Mr.
II. is putting in new one. and is always
ready 10 receive company.
The King boys. five oil them. sons of
Mr.. Alonzo King, OF this town. are haV-
inS reunion at the new house erected
on the old farm, by them. for such pleas
ant occasions. They make seventeen in
all-iour sons, with their wives and child.
rem. an unmarried son and the old folks,
who are still quite vigorous.
At the Junior prize declarations,
Bowdo:n College, on Monday evening,
July 9Th, NJ. W. Davis, Bethel. reciied
"The Battle" by Schiller. aud d. q. ;.
Lowell, OF Denmark. Masters Of the
Situation" Jas 7. Fields The latter
WAS awarded the second prize. W. 5.
Hutchinson, OF our village, WAS one of.
the awarding Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-15
Thirty Years Experience of am
old Nurse.

Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing syrup IL the
prescription OF one Of the best femaie Physi-
sans and Nurses in the United states and has heen
Used for thirty years with never falling safety and
s1ccsss 1y millions Of mothers and children from
Tie feeble infant OF one week old 10 the adult II
cOrrects acdity Of the stomach ,reEeves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest health and
comfort 70 mother and child We believe Il Is the
Best and Surest remedy in the World, in all cases
Of Dl SENTERI aud DIARRHCEA IN CHILD.
KEN, whether 10 arises from Teething or from any
other cause. Fun directions for using viii accom-
pAny each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
si.}llc OF CT GTlS & PERKINS is on the outside
wrapper. sold BY az Medicine Dealers.
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DIR ECTORY

Masonic lodges--Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bessel. 81 Thursday
az each lEontl.
AndrO-coggin Chapter, No. St.Csutou, Non
alAy % o. beiors rlll moon.
BlAIing star, No 81, Rumf0rd Centre Wed.
sesdsv, 81 or before tho fuli Oi the moon.
Paris Lodge, No. ~, -. Paris, Tuesday, on Vt
ssiore the full
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100, BryanI's Poad. ~
Tuesday " sVrry month
Oriental star, No. 81, LiVerAOre, Tuesday.
~ or before fun moon.
Bethel, No, y, 81 Thursday Of each mouth.
Evening star Lodge. NO.l&7 Buekfleld, Mon
dzy on ~ before fall moon.
rtthagOrian, No. m, Fryeburg Monday even
INK of OF folOwin. the full Of the moon.
oIfsrd. Norway, No. 10, Monday sf e. next
preceding fun moon.
Mount Tir'cm, No. l32. 80. Waterford, Tues
lav ~ OF before the full moon.
VT. Mortah, NJ. 81, Denmark, Wednesday on
- before the fall moon.
NeEinseOt, Ne. lOl, Turner, saturday OF or be-
tors full moon.
Delta, Ne. lSS, Lowell, Thursday on or amer nun
neon.
King Hiram, pixield. We. S7.-Thgrsdav On
" aiteT iuli giOGn.
Whitpey Lodge, No. 10, Cauton.-ThursdAy
- " beters ful moon.
Aurora Chapter, W. =, Cornish, Fridyy al
.er nal moon.
Oriental Chapter, No. ~. Bridgton, Thursday
AL . brfOre full moon.
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special Notices,
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