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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
Farm for Sale.

situated Paris, :! miles from So Paris village,
aud tHe same distance from Norway village con-
tanning luV acre, more, well divided INTO moving
pa turlcc and woodland, nicely walled IN, cGts
from - 20 so tons OF hay, and has . large lot OF
apple trees mostly grated and Ia bearing comb
t.ua. also pear and plum trees ,and grapes Enough
wood aud timber be spared 20 pay for the farm
3l..l 90 hcmlork timber is cut, and II cords Of
bark peeled ready for market. Saw mill ,! miles
distant. Ir wanted the stock, crops and farming
Jo1is Will Doe sold VITA she farm. suOd chance 20
send milk % the cheese factory is Afforded. This
islfl is known Is tae Joseph luits farm, and will
De sold extremely low II applied Tor soon. Two
tDir,is OF thc purchase money can remain On mort
r, if desired
For further particulars, call on or address the
su1-cr. Ger. J. I. DECOSrER. 4
80. Paris, Ne, sept. >, ls'4. ow'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
3Qottrg,
Times 90 Or Twrns.


The Topped tree in time may grow again,
Most naked plants renew both f1lil and flower;
The sorriest wight may lnd SelicC from pain,
The driesi soil suck In some moistenins shower,
Times so by turns, and chances change 10y course
FrOm foul to fair. from better hap % worse
The sea Of fortune doth forever low,
She draws her fayors % The lowest cob;
Hcr tides have equal times TO come and 20,
Her loom doth weave the tine and cOarsgst web
No JOY so great bus runneth 10 an end.
No hap So hard bu, may in time amead.
MOI always fan OF leaf or even spring;
No endless night, nor yet eternal day;
The sadlcst birds a season ind Co sing,
The toughest storm a calm may soon aiiay.
Thus with succeeding turns God tcmporcth al,
Tbst man may hope % rise, Sc, gear % fall.
a chance may win that uy nischance Was lost,
Tia; DC, That holds no great, takes little fish.
In some things all in an thiass none are crossed;
Few an they nccd; but none have au they wish.
UnmiuSci ioy, here 90 NO man be,au;
Who least. have some, who mos., have never am.
Ro5crt SJn,il--E-istl Cs.ifs.-y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

In june 1919 Rev. Simeon Haekeit was
the pastor OF the church in Sumner. lie
was installed March 18th, 1871. The
sermon =, his ordination was preached
by Rev. -. Tie closed his labors in
the place May 23i. 1851. but WAS not
dismissed uu,il Aug 29.h. lSj6- Rev.
Benjamin. G.. Wiley WAS aching pastor
from July Isl. 1871, To Jaly 1t, 1866,
maNiug pastorale OF fifteen years. Key
Abraham Maxwell was ordained Aug 80,
1866. Rev. Leonard Harris. now Al Cole
brook. y. H.. preached his ordination
sermon. lie was dismissed in 1868. Rev.
II. II. Hutchinson WAS ordained an Evan
geli>i Aug l. 1868. and served two years.
The sermon At his ordination WAS preach
ell hy Rev. John Il. Wheelwright, ol So.
Paris. Rev. Amlsa Loring commenced
labors Is acting pastor in Nov, 1870. and
has now tho care OF ,he church. DARN Z
the quarter OF n century There have been
three quite marked rcyivals; one of them
Wa i'm 1850. another IN 1875. and the last
in 1868. These reyivals were all enjoyed
during the pastorale OF Rev. Benj'min U.
Wiley. lie was Que oi the very best OF
men. - most excellent pastor and minis.
ter. Nathaniel in whom was no guile.
lie wa, owned OF God. aud greatly b!e>t
of Him. lie was very aTtless, sincere.
honest. aud ever ready for every good
word and work. Ia 1919 the church
Contained Ninety members. Since that
time. s,veu,y-ujne have been added by
profession, and six by letter. Twenty
SIX have been removed by dismission. aud
forty two by death. The amount OF CON
uI1uuons 20 o iects ol charity IS nine
hundred aud scyeu,y.two dollars. In
lO55. dayius the ministry OF Rev Is. G
Wiley. "a new meeting house was erected.
This was dedicated Jan 9Th, 1917. The
sermon AZ It's dedication was preached by
Rev. benjamin rappAn, then Secretary
OF the NJ. NJ. Suciety. The cost oil the
building WAS fifteen hundred dollars
The church was supplied with II bell,
worth three hundred dollars. This was
q present from . Beni. Thomas
aud Shurren Robinson We're deacOns OF
the church-lS4g. Mr. Thomas was elect
ed deacon April 27Jh. 1926. lie died
Nay 9Th, 1867, aged 81 years. Mr.. 5.
Robinson WAS chosed deacon in lo3-,
and Is still an officer OF the churc h. Mr..
Seth ). Stetson was elected deacon April
2s.h, 1859. lie is one of the few in
Christ Jesus vino know their profession
in all things. He has attended more OF
the meetings of the Oxford Conference
than any other layman within its limits.
lie is his minister's righi.hand man. ia
hi. rear aud in his front, ready to aid him
in all things of good report, ever nc
knowledging true religion to be the one
thing needlul, by imparLing freely and
literally OF means for the support Of tho
ordinances of the gospel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

OXFORD, So - AZ n Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the third ruesday of september, A; ID, losi,
nNthc petition ot RUTH T.. GL0NEKGuardian
~ of Mary Glove! minor heir OF Francis n.
Glover late OF Hartford In said County deceased
pray ing for license to sell aai convey hye four
tscnths undivided portion of the farm az winch
David Glover pDw resides ~ set Drili ~ her
petition GA flsri, tts Probate Oiice ~ IN aivan
tageoys ofar al four hundred dollars To Dawn
Glover OF Hartford; 4lEIa4
Ordered That the said Petitioner give noiv.
TO all persons interested by causing m abstrtct OF
sad petition with this order thereon TO be- published
thrce weeks excessively Ia the oxford Democrat
printed a. Parit that they may appear - froOAtt
the third Tuvsday of Oct. next at clock "
the forenoon aud shew cause u any they have why
'"' '''' ''''''' p. II. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-attest. II. c. DAVIS, register
OXFORD, SAT a Court Of Probate held Al
Patis. within aod far said County Of oNiofo
ou the third Tursday Of September, A. ID, 10 g..
u EORGE COBB Guardian oi Elizabeth CfoOhel
" m m,ane pauVerloi OF Hebron IN siit Conn
~ having utr.cuttd H- fnai account OF guardian
shp oil said w.ud EOS allowance:
Ordered ihat Tie -ait Guardian give nouc'
20 al persons Interested 10y causing copy OF this
Ordc-tO be- pubii-htdt hi' "ttH- ~
Oxford Democrat printed ut Pans, that tney MA.
appear ut 4 Probate Court 10 be ht.d al faTi7
Ia said County on The third Tue-d1y Of oct mex
ut O'ciocs in the fore coon aud -hr" cause ~ A"l
All. VA LII IA, JgdSt.
true cO9y-sttest: H. Davis, teg1'i'T.
OXFORD, - At Court Of Probate seid AZ
Paris within aud l1r The County o! oxford
on the third Tutsfav ~ september \. ~. o. L.
YyRYE II IJrCHiSS Guardian Of W hinm q.
J. Axle, rt alr. minor children aui hciI1i ol ca
lao y. Akley l..o OF "'itou Plantation pa ."lh
COUNTY. having present Dds cccOdu. OF guardian
shin oi .a'I Uaul Tor allowance:
Ordered Ih1t tt.p sutt Petitioner gNcuQfict
10 MI persons ulf, cstto by causing copl oi t"'
order % published three ~rctes-i.ry 20 ti'
ONfotd Drntuctat printed 90 Paris THAT they may
anocar lf ., Probate Colr o. Le ht.d at fas.s
IN saiI C,.uIy ou the tafrl Tuesday q Or. ncN'
Al % o'eIs,. m TAO forenoon and shew caute % any
they have why tue .aine -hruli not te Allowed.
An. WALKER, Judge,
4 true copy-aitest: II. T.. DAVE, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

A question tor theologians was put
to his teacher last Sabbath by seven
year old Sunday school boy. III only one
had eaten Of the forbidden fruit in the
garden, should we all be sinful ?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

MIR. Squires of Ryegate has for the
last five years thought he had lizard in
his stomach. He has lately vomited a
lizard two inches long His health is
now improving and he is satisfied that his
impression was correct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

"A ConUecticut gentleman recently
introduced a newly married man. con.
graduating him warmly, and said. "Ah.
these Litchfeld county girls make clever
wives; I've had three OF 'em."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

OXFORD, s. AT Court OF Probate h,.u 80
PARIS within aad Tor ti.c County vi oAl>IU
on the third Tuesday OF September. \ ID. 1875.
nN the petition OF INOHl CLARA OI Hiram 100
~ said County, praying thai Jay l.. Fr.rA 90
BrUWnAeld be appointed \ ,llnini traitor viii 60"
viii annexed On the s>ut-c at benjamin IL. kit'A
late OF Hiram iu said County decreased.
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice 20
all persons interested by Gaming copy cog 'hi-
order 10 be published three weeks ruce-siscs 800 te
oxford Democrat printed 10 Paris, that the may
appear at Probate Count "a be held ~ Par.
u raid County on the third Tucsday OF oct next
at O'Clock la The forenoon aud .hew cause % Any
they have why the same should not be sraaisi-
A ~. WALhEit. Judge.
\ true copy-Attr-t II. G.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
Notice.

IIvHEREAS. my wife, Josephine H. Foster has
w LEFT my bed and board without my consent;
AMI without reasonable cause. this T. 10 warn all
persons against hlrborins or trusting her on my
acrount, as | shall pay no debts of her contracting
after this date BENJAMIN l.. FOSTER.
Canton, Me, sept. 10, 1874. 5"r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
NOiiCc.

WHEREAS. my wife, Diana + Farwell has
w len my bed and board, without Jusl
cause, all parties ara hereby forbidden to trust
her on nv account n | shall pay no bill OF her
ABSALOM FARWELL.
RatbeI Sent ~ ISL 3ws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Scmi-EVcckiy Line.
Steamers Eleanora and Franconia

Steamers Eiearora and Franconia
VIII until further notice run
- - as follows
Sy~Ss-SsFES Leave Franklin Wharf, Fort.
Rs-zr-scsss=slS-s laud every Mon u \ Y and
THURSDAY ats, =. a., an1 leave Pier s. East
River, New \ ork, every MONDAY ana 1litks
DAY, at 1, T. NJ.
Tho Elcaunra b. n now steamer, last bultfoi this
route and both she and the irauc0nia are nttcd w
Nith fine accommodation tor ~. scnRers, making
this The most convenient sui comfortable route Tor
travellers between New York ant Maine. These
steamers will touch NJ NincNanl liaYea during Ihs
summer moaihs on lheir passage TO aud from New
York.
Passagc in state Room $500, meal. extra.
Goods forwarded % sud irem Philadelphia,
Montreal Quebec II. John an'l all parts Of Maine.
Shlupcr, are requested 20 send their freight to
the steamers as cariy az {, =. NJ. on DAYS they
/, ave Portland. for further information apply 10
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
IF AMES, Aga Pier - (. L., New York.
Portland, July u, lSH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
SHEfBURNE.

Ii June, lS49. the church in Shelburne
had no pastor Rev. Henry Richardson
was dismissed from it March 18th of the
same year. From that date to 1888 the
ordinances OF the gospel were sustained
but very small portion OF the time
Rev. Daniel GOodhue then supplied the
pulpit one year. There were scarcely
any Sabbath services IRON 1894 TO 1853,
except what were given by ministers who
came to tarry lew weeks in the town
daring the summer months. The pulpit
from that date was occupied two yeas
by Rev Edmund Burt. Rev. Henry Rich
arjson was acting pastor one year from
Sept ist, 1861. From that time there
have beeu no regular ministratious of the
gospel. At The beginning OF the quarter
ct the century tho number in the church
was ten. Since that date one has been
added to il by profession. The amount
OF contributions TO objects of benevolence
Is twenty-five dollars. In 1919 Eliphaiet
Burbank was the deacon OF the church.
For some years he was really The Senior
pastor OF the church. and minister OF the
people. lie sustained Sabbath services
regularly when there WAS no aid from
abroad. The ordained ministers might
with some proprlety be called Junior pas.
tors. lie WAS . very excellent man.
always ready for any good word aud
wotk. lie died May SJih. 1886, aged %
Years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
\ true copy--attest. II. c. DAVIS, Regtster.
OXFORD, sS;-At a Court Of Probate heId Of

OXFORD, SIS AT Court Of Probate held ut
Paris within and Tor the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday of September, \. ID. le.i,
FEIiONAS MOULTOS named ENtc tor QUO
l. certain Instrument purVortng To Dc the it.i
ul and Testament OF Charles Nutttr late ot fi!
bnrg in said County deceased, having prcsent,t
the same for probate:
Ordered, Tlatfhe said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order To be pubi-hedthTee weeks sneoessivey ~ the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
ap, ear az a Probate Court TO Dc held at Fpchui-
In said County on the twenty second day Of OctneAt
at O'Clock In the forenoon aud show cause 10 any
they have why the same should hot BE- proved. ai-
proved and allowed rs The hast W ia and Testament
OF said deceased.
All. WALKER, Judge,
4 true copy-attcst II. G. DAVIS, Reggie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
BOSTON & P0RTLAh D
STEAMERS

The sTsVNCu and SUPERIOR Sea- going
steamers,
John Brooks and Forc-t City,
will until fnrthernotic leave Franklin Wharton
Rostuu daily (SundayS excepted az O'Clock =
N Returning, leave India Wharf, Boston, .ams
DAYS at 5 4. ".
These steamers have been newly fitted mp Nth
steam apparatus for heating cabins and skate
rooms, AMI nary afford the most convenient and
comfortable means OF transportation botwccu
Boston and Portland
Passenger, by thi- long established line Obtain
every comfort aud convenience. arrive in time o.
take the earliest train, out 81 the city and AVOID
the inconvenience OF Wrvin. iaic at night
Freight Taken at Low Rates.
Mark goods care 4. :. Packet Co.
Fare Ella. state Rooms may DO secured IN
advance by mail.
j. II. CoYLE, Jr., Gen'l. Agt., Portland
Portland, sept. :. lS&.
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Atrue eooy-stte.,: = H. H. c. bly., Ecsi.isr.
yr,icr oC TOrccIO,urc.

XITUEEEAS. James Berry. Jr OF Lawrence 10
.cits. on the fourth Law Of March, \. u. l>1', by
his eel Of MORTGAGE OF that dnte, recorder ~
Oxford Registry ol deeds, ook lii, pages 80. ~
conveyed IN James Berry OF SAIL Lawrence
t,in lot or parcel OF land containing 81 acres
with the building, thereon, situated IN Andover, ui
the County OF O1iord, siatcof Maine, and Described
ns follows. viz: being the same premi.es conveyed
10 lanes Berry, Jr. By Albert Colby by his deed
dated Nsrrh Ith \. u. Isl. and 90 said Albert
Colby bg .Irhial Campbell by deed datej Dec eih'
has. and 10 said Campbell By John Akers, NOV.
Ilth lssl}, aud recorded ~ tho oNiow Registry,
book 49, page 49,, to secure the payment oI a c'r-
tain no.e " hand therein Described aud "a tue con-
ditiou. of said mortgage have been broken. 10.
same having been assigned 10 me- By the said Jas
Berry, claim a foreclosure oi the -hmr,Acr"nllhk
"a he statute in such ca-e made aud provided ana
give THE notes for that purpose
GEORCE +. LEARNED.
R,tmf,rd Mime Nov 10 lSrB sss.st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

OXFORD, s. AT Court OF Probate held %
Paris widths aud Tor the County Of uAiprd,
on the third TUESDAY Of September A. D. iost.
rIlIIOMAS H. BROWN Administrator con the
L c-.aso OF samuel Briggs iate OF Paris in ~aid
County drccaseJ.HAytus presented hl, bret l'couut
OF administration ON the estate Of said deceased
Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Admini'trAter give notice
TO all person. interested by csssiHg copy VI ibis
order 10 be published three wcrkssuccr-siytiy
oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that they nay
appear a. a Probate COgrt to be held ~ Paris
ia laid County on the third Tuesdsy " oct. Ecz',
NO O'Clock IN the forenoon and show cause n hIy
taey have why the same should not le allowed
A. ~. HALh liz. Jsdsr.
A tine cnnH-aiir.t. n e. nANI.. gnsIsitr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
Rnnlkruplcy Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thot there will be a
~ second and third general meeting Of the
creditors Of the estate OF Elisha T. Cotton, bank
rupt az the Office OF Geo. 4. Wilson, at south Paris,
Me. before John ". NAV, Esq, Register, on the
fourth Tuesdays OF october and November mex {,
at ~ O'Clock \ NJ, Tor the purpOS -
named ga Sections = and = OF tine Bankrupt Act
of March > 1861. EMERY >. RIDLON.
-4ssiga6e.
Portland, Sept; 3, ISL Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

A hen at Hartford has laid tour eggs
in one. liks a nest OF boxes.
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30isttllanp.

For thc Orfc~f prnso-rGs.
History Of the Churches
Composing the Oxford Conference Tor a
quarter OF a Century, from June, 1910,
90 Juuc, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

lives in Oxford. Otis G. Bolster. l.. w.
Haskell and S. X Parsons, were elected
deacons July 2d, 1869. Deacon Bolster
died Nov 9Th, 1891. aged 20 years. Dea.
Haskell died July 5, the same year. aged
40 years. Frederick L. Shaw and Horace
Y. Bolster were chosen deaeons July 9th.
1872. The house of worship was re-
paired and frescoed in 1852.
A pipe organ was purchased and put
into the church in 1865. The instrument
cost the Society four hundred and fifty
dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
Atrnc c,n.-Ate... III i. ". ... NJ.

OXFORD, s>;-Nt Csurt u. frenAte h'l %
Pafi. within aad .or ih~ ~ uniy 90 uAipfi
on the third Tuesday or Ser..rllrr. 4 u. I--f.
w the estate Of David tulr0rd i.sc ur Porter
ia said County ,eceasc, Hsfin presented h.- ur-t
account OF administration Ou the cstatc ut said
deceased Tor allowance:
Ordered, That tbe said Administration give notice
10 all persons interested by causing cops ot ths
order TO be- published three weeks succcssy,ly 90 thc
Oxford Democrat printed No Paris, that they may
appear n Probate Court 90 b. held ~ frycbur.
ia said County The ~ euty second dly Of OeuyNt
at O'Clock in the forenoon and chew r-Hse @ly
they have why the same should not b" allowed.
A. II. nALkEE Judge.
A true copy-attest 81. G. DAVIS, Rsgistrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and Tor the County u oNiofd
on tie third TUESDAY Of september \. -. l>st,
VN g. HARLOW Guardian oi Add.r " Lhc o
H.. Charlie, II and Minnie Brown miaor ,il.l.rn
Of Henry g. Brown ol Hartford in -.id t"uu.',
having presented lia maj account o' =uaI'"" Up
of said Ward Tor allowance.
Ordered, That the .aid Guardian give noiic- p"
10 All persons interested by causing copy 90 '.e
orderto be published three weeks succ' ,sittt lu t
oN ford Democrat printed az Pans. that they ra!
appcar 40 d Probate Court 10 De bead 40 PaI.-
IN, said County on the third Tuesdtv Ot or. next
az O'Clock IN the forenoon and .H.t cause b iAI
they have why the same should u1' ~ allowed.
Al. WALhER. judge.
true copy, atfe-t:-li. &. Davis, BE -i''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06

OXFORD, ss.-M Court ct Probate hcii al
Paris Uttlin and Tor the County VI oxford
on iAe third lur-day of Sci a.hcf, \. j. 1885,
JVLNfEA CHASE named .DutrIy .u a certain
II Instrument purpouing Go us The lu-t W no aud
Testament of Alfred tha-e ltie 90 Ood-t0rA 900
-lid County deceased, having 't,'scnttd tue -Iule
iur probate.
Ordered, That the said FNU-uuiN give notice
20 ui persun- interested 10y csu-i-- copy 1f tl.s
0rIcFtJ ov yuoshcd three wees. -uc'e',''.t 100 Tie
Oxford Democrat printed al fsfis. that tntf may
ntprar - Probate Court io '..t4 .- Paris
10 .,It ,oIIty Dit the t.irt .t, .-t 90 o-.. H'Af,
a. O'Clock BOZ tHr i'rrnu Iff -n"n &C. .'.. ..t
t.rI have Nhy Oh. -au.t -Iu--. sd. ...t H.-
p...tIal ..'.trI 3D.. Do. li-t ,,.. ..l i,-.....t
OF said decreased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
Attention.

A III. persone indebted 10 o. c. I'll F Hough-
IA ton, are requested 10 Iadtc payment on oI
before October 52ud, in order to save trouble and
o c. & II. I. IGOUGllTON.
Bryant's Pond, ; pt. -, is'l iw
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Young Sky Lark.

- Sire. .horouafbrcd "sky Lark, an
Lg-A imported rice horse.
XII iIis dan, a thoroughbred mare by
Cas,iEs ". CLAY
qNi. b.arr'fgl Stallion, seven years old last
will 5f,ul sf tht stable o. -. John Hastings In
Rctbel. tbr coming season, except Monday and
Tuesllav of c.,-l vc.b, wten. from May lsth he
will >ttnd at North Waterford. IcUms-tO war.
rant. as: scaron. $40: o.ugie Service, g. second
and third terms ~ be paid a., tMc % service. For
mrther pas,rui7rs the public ura referred 20
certificate on recOru IN The County Records.
CElLON ROWE.
Bethel, April %, 1874. tim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-06
Astray.

NAME into the enclosure OF subscriber, about
the 2cth of August, brown ycarlns Ban.
The owner IS requested to pay chang. and take
him aNay. SOL0N q. WALKER.
oxford, sept. 10, ls1I. ljjw'