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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
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A regular meeting Of Oxford County
Lodge o G L was held with Forest
Lake Lodge. Hartford, on Wednesday,
June 10th. 1874
Onieers present IL c Field. w r $.
james Irish, w T., Wm. c Stevens, p
w c 4 presiding.
Officers appointed pro TEN Clara Stct-
son. " V T; Lncins Allen, w NJ; lIulda
Reed, w d NJ Joseph Field. W c; Geo
II Briggs, w IS; Martha j Osgood, w
( 5; Hattie Thompson. | Z : Oscar Alien.
. G.; isaac Cushmas. p " G +.
The Committee on credentials reported
whole number of Lodges represented,
four, viz: Nezinscoit. Crystal Wave, In
yiuciblo aud Forest Lake.
Alter opening t.e afternoon session the
Lodge instructed the Secretary to cast ia
vote for lIoso. Alley OF Forest Lake,
Recommending. him to the Grand Lodge
rs L candidate Tor District Deputy Tor
Oxford County.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
- follows:
RCgOirci. That the womans mission in
the temperance cause is u high aud holy
one. and lint tho abundant success. that
Als crowned her efforts within tue past
rear should stimulate our hearts. all
awaken L warz isteresL ~ lIis holy
cause
ResolrcI. That tho Order of Good
TcmpiaIs hss in al eminent degree ac-
comp.lshcd the worthy object tor which
il Va. Instituted. aud dat il Is still doing
much toward cree.iug that moral seuu-
ncut 50 essential 10 The success OF the
temperance cause.
hsSOLrci. That a. temperance is an
important element OF christianity. 10 DO
comes al ministers oil Tie Gospel 10 all
IN lie progress. not only ~ word. but by
connecting themselves with some OBJECT
i've organization Tor lis promotion.
HCsOduCG, Ihst ne believe u 10 be for
he interest OF The csusc TO sustain the
County Lodge, and that il Is lae duty Of
all Good Teniglsrs 70 support -
The above resolution, were adopted rs
presented, when tho coanI,icG Oh time
and place OF ne1t meeting reported That
they were unable to make arrangements.
and their repor. being accepIss, Bro.
Clark Record OF BucAGold was chosen
committee or ons 10 make the required
arrangements.
Daaic! K Palmer. Clark Record aud
Russell Pratt were chosen delegates TO
The Grand Lodge
A vote Of thanks WAS rendered Forest
LAX, Lodge for It's entertainment, ami
Lodge closed in due form.
Per order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Sumner.

The members Of the Bisbee fncIly in
Maine assembled a few days ago at the
residence of Capt. Levi. Bisbeo, to com.
Eacmoratc the ninclicth anniversary OF The
settlement in SGmper of their ancestor,
Charles Bisbec. Notwithstanding The
unpropitious appearance Of the weather
in the morning, 1913 OF the Bisbcc posLeri.y
were present, representing seven branch
cs of the family. 4 photographer vas
present who took several views oil tao
company in their various positions. The
occasion was one of the pleasantos! that
has occurred in this vicinity lVr many
years. Alter i social rcpast from rustic
tables in front of the house, the company
adjourned to the shady cemetery near by,
where for half an hour they were finely
entertained by DR.. VIM. b Lapham of
Augusta, who read an Interesting historical
aud genealogical account OF the Bisbce
family. tracing their ancestry back through
many generations to their ancient home
in England. The first families bearing
the name in America settled in Sciluate
and Duxbury, Mass. Twenty seven Of
their descendants served as soldiers in the
Revolutionary war. The Doctor was Iol-
lowed by ex Gov. Perham aud County
Attorney Bisbee in sholt speeches, in
which several pleasing illusions were
made TO their ancestors. Ii was decided
TO have u history Of this branch OF the
Bisbee family written and printed, and
DR.. Lapham, Capt. Lewis Bisbee and G.
d. Bisbce were appointed committee to
make the necessary arrangements. The
company separated in the best OF spirits.
with many promises OF repetition OF
this pleasant meeting in the iature.-
Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

We are now having very pleasant
growing weather. think that grass
never looked better at this time oil year
in this town. though some killed out the
past winter, and ii we eau have warm.
moist days through this month the hay
crop will DO abundant. Grain that has
come up is good, and also the grass seed
has taken well. Hops are good, though
come win,er.kilIod the past winter. There
are about ninety acres OF hops in Peru,
which, il the sea4on Is favorable will give
good yield to the producer Some sx.
ira lots of last year hops are now for sale
which the producer canno, ailJrd 10 sell
FOR lrsl than 80 ccais per pound.
There are lour blac, smiths located here
at tue present time. II. y. Bartlett NJ
West Peru, doing i.ir cuisines; S X.
Chase near Browns Ferry, who makes it
specirl business 10 shoe horses and
oxen ia good manner; o. Il Newton Mt
the Centre. Ebenezer Hopkins At BrooE.
| lin. and another 1t thu Posd. Tic above
are worthy of the patronage OF the public.
We have not had shoemaker here TO
DO work for over year, ill recently
Mr.. Dwight Hall has commenced tho
manufacture of boots aud shoes ut tho
Centre, where j. V. Yong formerly
worked. We hope that tAe people viii
extend to Kim their patronage.
Edwin Babb still makcs harnesses and
doe, repairing at his shop At West Peru.
10 has some good harnesses now on
hand, which will salt the most particular
customer.
J. Parlin has recently repaired bis
grisi mill. ned is now ready TO do work
for his customers. lie has coin and grain
on hand which ho will sell to tho public
at 4 reasonable rate.
Oar summer school. arc progressing
finely uuIei the care OF Tie following
teachers: NJ. /. Mss r., Miner OF
/ Peru; No. >. Miss Jessie +. Dcm6lilte OF
. ths town; Distlic. NJ. 3. Hattie &. Love.
joy OF Peru no. 4. Misc Resale Knight
l Of East Ruuiorl; Dist No. 3, MNyY A.
Hammond Of Peru; KuoS District. Laura
! F Jcnne OF this town; Wait Dist, Mra.
T.. p. Glib, Of Peru; No s, Ks, Sarah
. L. Thurlov OF Hartford, AMI Addie AZ.
/ kins OF Ibis town. in The Oldham District.
The average length OF tbs Terms will DO
eight weeks. A. l.. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
state ond District Conrentions.


Delegates to these Conventions who 20
10y lLe Grand TrunA caa have . reduction
OF fare Of one lizard, on presentation Of
certificates Of the Secretary vi the State
Committee. which we have furnished the
several towns with on the line OF the
road. Ialtfare tickets eaa be procured
over The Maine Central road.
Those who attend the State Convention
at Augusta caa ts5e tac afternoon train
Of Thursday or morning train Of Friday
and 90 10 Lewiston, by he way OF BTuns-
wics, in season Tor tho District Conyeu-
ton. Those who desire to attend the
District Convention only, can take the
morning train Of the Grand Trunk, to
Danyiile Junction, get breakfast. and
take the morning train to Auburn, and
return in season 10 connect with the Alter
noon up train. Il is possible = train over
the new road. d.rec. from Lewiston to
Empire Station on the Grand Trunk. will
be run, on the occasion.
We hope that our County will be well
represented in both Conventions.
Delegates from Bethel. Mason, NeWry,
Hanover, Gilead, Upton and Albany can
procure certificates At the store Of r. a.
Chapman & Co. Bethel.
Delegates from Mexico, Byron. Rox-
bury and Dixdeld Of II. W. Park, Esq.
Delegates from Andover, RumiOrd,
Woodstock, Milton, Franklin, &c, of o.
Z. Houghton, Esq, Bryanrs Pond.
Delegates from Stoneham. Waterford
and Norway, Of Dr. G. P. Jones, Norway.
Other towns on the road have been
supplied.
Delegates to Augusta by the Grand
Trunk cannot connect with the Augusta
train in he morning. though they can
reach Auburn. The morning trains do
not connect at Yarmouth Junction.
The headquarters Of the Oxford Coun.
~ delegation viii be at the Cory HOUSE,,
not FIR f:om the place Of meeting OF the
Convention. +. [. SHAW,
Men Der Of State Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Bcih-i ITEMS.

The engineers aad sorysyOss Of tho q
I K are making lhcir surveys and plans
preparatory to nrrro~ing the gauge OF
their road.
John Harris has sold TWO eligible si.cs
on Broad street, Bethel; one 10 Edward
Merrill aud the other TO Tn STRAW. MIR
Merrill propose, TO proceed al once 20
the building of an elegant house, wiz
French rool, and All The apPirienauccs
ncrc. .lry 70 fast class county resi-
dcnce. Mr. Str.w will build thi, fall.
There j, . great call for tcncmcnis.
showing ihe prosperity Of our village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Is it Just

Under the system OF Associated Press
dispatches. the intelligence communicat.
ell receives = wide circulation through the
press Of the land, and many items aIe
given with all the force of authenticity,
which are merely the Imagination OF some
overtaxod and cr-zed or. illy-balanced
brain. Thus much that is published in
this way receives far more weight than it
is entitled to. For instance, since the
MoietY question has been under discus
sion, there seems to have been a system.
attic attempt to cast odium upon Judge
Richardson, late Secretary OF the Treas
ury and his assistant, T. A. Sawyer, Esq.
No doubt such q clamOr has arisen there
by, a. to result in change OF these
oaicers-but is it iust' Docs the evidence
before the Committee on Ways and Means
disclose any misconduct on the part OF
these officials, or any failure OF duty or
incompeteney on their part'
So far az the Assistant is concerned,
we fail TO see anything censurable, and it
looks as il gross injustice had been done
him by the press of the country, prob
ably unintentionally so. A mans eharac
I Ter and reputation are too dear to him to
be berelt of them in moment. without
warning and without remedy, even by
unintentional agencies.
We hope Mr.. Sawyer, whom we per.
ttsonally know TO be an upright, honorable
man, viii be yiEdica,ed before the people
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

The following decisions in Oxford
County cases have been rendered by The
Law Court:
State vs.. Francis d. Sm,th, President
p. * o. Central Il. Il. Co.. on petition o.
Z. X. Commissioners.
Exceptions overruled. Prayer OF peii.
TONERS granted as prayed Tor.
Rsscrjpt. The law under WHICH tho
Railroad Commissioner, located the sta
lion at Hartford on the defendants rail
road is constitutional and not in violation
IF the contract created between tho State
and the corporation By its charter, but in
strict conformity there with; being pro
per regulation of the public use oil The
road. The action of The R.l!roal Com
missoners is therefore affirmed.
Co Attorney. 70. j. saith.
Ichabol pceole. Adm'r, ". Inhabitants
OF G.lead.
P.a.nuG nonsuit. JadSmsn! for the
defendant.
Rcseriph Under the rotO OF defendant:
Ito pay $500 to each volunteer man 70 I'll
the towns qGoia tor she present cal Of
threc years men, or during tho war,
held that tho plaintiff is not entitled e
recover. the quota under the call having
been Tiled without hi. inleslalc aud before
he re enlisted. Hold further that tho PHI
!, not entitled 10 recover the 500 recslVcd
by the dells. from the State on account Of
the service ot hi, iulestatc, under The re
endorsement act, no, appearing that the
deits. under that act received u surplus
shove The amount they had actually paid
out.
Perry. Foster.
Eoenezsr Il. E;les vs. Atlantic and 81
Lawrence Il. K. Co.
Exceptions sustained.
Rcscrip!. A gate in fence which the
defendant corporation arc bound 10 cree:
aud maintain in good repair IS to be 10.
.arded as part OF the same. l; is for The
Jury 10 determine whether or not the dc
PENDANTS wero guilty OF negligence rs to
keeping their fences ia repair. Whether
or no. the PHI, aztec The 8aAe had fallen
through its unsafe and defective hanging
L,J sLut ny, hi. caitIa IN his BARNARD Tor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Republican state Convention.
The Republicans ii Maine are invited 70 SCI
.elecates 70 state Convention to DC holden in
GRANITE HALL, AUGUSTA,

THURSDAY, Igns iS,h 1874, a, II O'Clock A. NJ,
for the purpose OF nominating a candidate foT
Governor, and transactiag any other business that
may properly come before the Convention.
The bssi. OF representation will DC ss follows -
E~ch city, town ana plantation viii DC entitled
20 one delegate, and onc sddticnal for every .
votes for the Republican candidate Tor Governor
in lsss. A fraction Of a. votes, additional 70 ne
f.l number Tor = dclvsatS, Is also entitled q q
delegate.
Delegates arc au.hostzed 20 al vacancies only
With actual residents " tAs CsUasy 70 which ~
tewu belongs.
The state Committee VIII be IA session ~ 50
O'Clock The morning u tho Convention Tor TIA
lct,p.i0u of credentials.
JAMES C. BLAINE. K.lncbec. Chairman,
WILLIAM 4. FglE, Andres 'ogslu.
iiENEl O. PERRY, AIou,tpvk.
SAMMY a. pJLLFN, Cumberland.
p. &. PERKINS, ti4ukliu.
Ions o.. NOrNINS. Hancock.
o.. 40. ~. liEWLrr, NuJN.
-. -. NNBDLI- Lincoln.
FRED J.. SHAW. oxford.
I.~ilil J.. SMITH fcu.n..nt,
De a. THOMPSON, Pi~ra-qu.-.
q. ID. sENALL, S,i-lltloc.
-. y. WALTON, ~rucr-c..
fGlp. AIN 1cp, Wa. 10.
NELSON =. ALLlN. Washington.
JoAN HALL, York.
"A. SMITH, Secretary.
s..g 20, I>-i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Kcxar Fails liens.

Mr.. Editor:-A very sad accident
occurred at this place Friday afternoon.
Mr.. john Merrylield OF uifam. was II
work in his brothers stave mill at 'his
place, and went under the mill 10 grind
some tools on = stone that was hung theie
for grinding purposes. His clothes
caught aud wound on the shaft over his
head. His vest and shirt were drawn
around hi, neck, by which lie hung when
found, which WAS in very few minutes.
DR.. Chellis was 1t once called, but twas
found that life ha I'D. He leaves vile
and three sons. ANRoN II. MAsoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

We regret TO learn that Dea. Sewali
C. Chase, OF Portland, native OF Paris,
died in that city last Friday. lilo had
been sick but II week previous. lie is
the second of the large family Of enter
prising brothers who has recently died.
William and Edward p. still survive.
Several deaths have occurred within a
few DAYS in The family of Dca. Chase.
which awakened the sympathy Of their
large circle of friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

-Itwould seem that in Connecticut the
road TO fame runs directly through n
printing office. Mr.. lIawley. of the
Courant, is in Congress; Mr.. York of the
Re giSter, is clerk of the Senate; Mr..
Starr OF the Sentinel, is member of the
same body; Mr.. Burr OF the Times, is
one OF the Capitol Commission Col. Kies
of the Herald, is member Of the As
sembly; Col. Babcock is an ex.edilor;
and an editor has just been appointed to
the state insurance bureau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who takes \ paper regularly
from the Oince-whethcr directed "a his name or
anOthcr's, or VI neither he has subscribed or not
Is responsible for the payment.
? II person orders his paper discontinued nc
must pay all arTcaragcs, or the publisher may
continue 10 seud Il until payment d made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper l.
taken from the Office or not
g. The courts have decided that refusing % take
newspapers and periodicals from the post office,
OF removing and leaving them uncallcJ iOr, Is
prissr fgcic evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Washington County for Perham


From tie Machias Republican
In this county no particular preference
has yet been developed. While acknow.
ledginxlho efficiency Of Nj. IIamlin's SER
vices in The Republican party, there may
be 4 preference fox another man, and we
think that III 50 FAR rs that preference
may be expressed, it will be for Ex-Gov.
Pcrham. We know that several promi'
nent men in the State have made choice
of the las- named gentleman in The event
that Mr.. lIamlin should not again be a
candidate, and If it is true, as asserted
in the Star, that Mr.. Hamiia pledged
himself to rest satisfied with his last
election. there are those who will hold
him to his pledge. The Star complains
that the press OF the State do not gcner-
ally discuss the Senatorial question; and
intimales that by not doing, it gives an
opportunity for interested and selfish
parties to perfect their ring schemes. 1t
is our opinion that the voters Of Washing
ton county know pretty nearly whom
they want for the next Senator, and their
preference will be expressed at the proper
Time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

The Portland Press, referring TO the
TACT the next Legislature will be called
upon to elect U. S. Senator says that
tour gentlemen are prominently men
toned in connection with tho position,
viz Senator Hamlin, the present incom
bent: Ex-Gov. Perham, Hon. Josiah Ii.
Drummond, and Ex-Goy. Washburn.-
The Press suggests that the republicans
Of the several counties and towns express
their preference for a Senator in making
their nominations for Senator and State
REPRESENTATIVES Lel0iStOn Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
NOitgfIU Items.

The Norway Cheese Factory viii be
ready to receive uiiik June 22d, and the
Director, invite al who are to furnish
mix and others 10 meet at the Factory on
"Wednesday, 17,h. at o'clock, n"d in.
spcci lh. factory, and have sociaO'c.
The tvo hotels in Norway afford o..
col,cnt accommodations Tor summer Iou-
RIFFS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

and as the Secretary, Judge Richardson,
has been endorsed by receiving another
appointment. that Mr.. Sawyer may mol be
driven from place which he honorably
fills. by senseloss clamor OF men who
know nothing about the merits ofthe case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

is an air Of gentilily, culture and refine.
mont found here which is very agreeable.
Tue South Paris church were the favor
Cd guests OF Mr., S. b. TwITCHELL. and
his accomplished lady-to whom they arc
indebted Tor numerous attentions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
U,nIcrH0rd.

The now Hotel at Waterford Flat, Viii
be open to the public June ooh. JudS-
inc from the known popularity OF The
propricters, Messrs. MaxGeld K PiummeI'
we have no doubt this will be lavou'e
resort for summer tourists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
AuRuRN HALL. AUBURN,

FRIDAY L-, '5> 1874 q 10 Oehcs 4. =,
i.. tc purpose ct nominating candidate TO
represent said u.-.-.c- in enc fortyi0ur.h CJu'
grJs
.ac basis OF representation y,l Dc as follow .
i-el ,.tr. town and plantation ~ ID BE- entitled
Co ore dele sc, ans ore adJ.touai Delegate for
each seven. y-Gye votes. or fraction o. tac same
numbering ,hE;y-c sal Oh more, so, lSs O9yogocr
Fc.lam iu ls--.
,..iugl OF tae eye.aI city. town W.i ulsata.
ton Committees sire requested Co forward thc
names @. the delegate e.o,, % l,ooc-, Martin,
Chairman Of ,he D.-;-.ct Committee 81, Auburn,
Box ij. immediately .t,er ta,.r election.
Tac Committee VIII Doe ia session az the Elm
House, Auburn. ia On, ai.-rsooa pv.os, .ud e., tae
hi. oa tlo morning OF thc CON, oa.i.a d; O'Clock
\. 81, o. receive cIcjca-.4i-.
ROBERT MARTIN.
r. b.. CARR.
REUBEN tkNIEE~ON,
". ID. bl~BEE.
Esp4J,acea Eis.-i-. r,a.l.,,,.r.
Aatl.u, H.. -, Is.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

1t is reported that Senator e'huz
kas been directed by his physician 10
cease from all work the rest OF the season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

The friends of Gen. Hersey, N. O.,
viii rejoice to know that his health is i'm.
moving. lie has been very low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans OF uo Coaasy % oNlsrj are
hereby requested to Ecct ia convention, uy dele
gate al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
GEO. p. JONES,
y. b. III BEARD.
O.. T.. RAM
NAHUM MOORE,
=. ~. IIAMBLEN,

Craer ue above basis the several towns In
O>l,.d County will ae eatil-l - representation
ia Jo.l ,ay Des.iyI All C>s.usy Conventions IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Republican Convention.

s-toND CoSGl.-ss.uNAL uIss-tyr.
la, Republicans OF Ac s2cJud Congress. onal
..t..ts alt hereby rc4 ges.eJ ,9 mcc, = cCuycn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

Senator Morton has never thought oil
making a new party. The Republican
organization will do for him.
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cents,
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j. w. SCHENCK,
Elm Street. Dallas. Texas.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
A CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point),
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of -four grain
live stock and everything needed by
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We are also doing real estate bust
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Respectfully,
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