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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

July T. Corn. potatoes, beans, hops.
and an kinds of graiu a-e growing fast.
never saw them better at this time oil
yeaC. The grass j. doing well. The
farmers are beginning to Gu. their hay,
which will be o! good quality. The pas.
lures prodgce good feed, and stock Of ali
Ajod> g., looking wei.
Mr Francis Waite Of this town died a
short time since. at the advance d age OF
~ years. He was one of the first settlers
OF The iowa, aud lived Tor many years on
the farm where he died. He was = good
citizen. aud many will miss him.
The olles, person now in town is Mr..
stephen Cannon, being S. years Of age.
lie is quite healthy. being able to do
considerable lator Mr.. G. has lived
here many years. his native town being
Wes.brook. in this State.
The remains OF Sumner X Newell,
Register OF Deeds OF the County, were
brought 10 Peru on the l2,h. irst. fOr
burial. The deceased formerly resided
here. where he was esteemed Is = useful
citizen by his tCwnsmtn. He held many
responsible Offices 10 town. was once 4
Representative to the State Legislature,
and was ever a friend Of the laboring
man. as be was Of that class himself. lie
will be remembered by all who knew
b;,o well A l. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

JULY 2l.-Mr. John 5. Moulton Of this
village has built an addition to his store.
Mr.. NJ. keeps constantly on hand one Of
the best assortments OF hardware furni-
lure. groceries, &c, that can be found in
the country. He also keeps a Grange
store for Charter Oak Grange p. OF Ii. OF
;his village. selling goods 10 them and all
other grangers at grange prices. Mr..
Jesse Colcord is associated with him now
in business. and being smart, business
men we see no reason why they should
~. succeed.
Mai James French. who is seventy SIX
years old. and his brother VIM. who Is
seventythree. the veteran mowers OF this
town. have commenced again TO cut the
grass On what was formerly their lalheI
farm as they have done for quite num-
her Of years. as they own II together
The farm cuts abou, fifteen tons OF hay
They are both hale and hearty, and these
bright mornings they may be seen swing
ing their scythes like boys OF twenty.
Mrs. Abby Rice. wife Of Joseph /
Rec OF this village. is very dangerously
sex with erysipelas in the head, and
fears are entertained oil her recovery.
''-''~ - l. l.. +.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Oxford.
Editor Of Democrat -

editor Of Democrat -
a rambling tour few weeks since
carried me through this village. | wa.
At once struck with the beauty OF i,s nat
u'ai scenery. 1t is one OF the bcs, loea.
ions Tor village that ever saw. The
VIC" from Allen HUI splendid. From,
,aA' eminence you have spread on, be.
'ore you grand panorama OF nature.
~ The foot OF the hill. the village. on the
light Thompson Pond.-a large sheet Of
wafer. making 4 reservoir for the water
power IN the village, ON the lei, the Little
Androseoggin river. and in the distance
The villages OF Welchville aud Mechanic
rails. The village contains two churches,
Congregaiionalist and Methodist.-also
a hne school building, said to be the hes,
IN the Countryside a large Cheese Fac.
tory. The Mills OF The Robinson Manu-
featuring Company are located on the
INST dam. and the Shovel Handle Mill OF
,. hanson Il Co.. and The Staye and Girls,
mill OF Whitney " Clark on the second.
There are tour stores. two apothecary
shops and several other smaller places OF
trade in the village
Most Of the buildings in the village are
well painted and in good repair. and
some very line residences, among which
may be claSsed the dwellings DIR Her.
Sey Gen. Perry. Bcnaiah Pratt and Chas.
Darrell. There i fine chance for i'm.
provement on two or three dilapidated
old houses near the Post office, also new
fences, = little grading and graSs plAtS
added to the surroundings OF the Robin.
son Manufacturing Company's Mills
would add greatly 10 their appearance.
In travelling round the village | found
nice plank side walk on High Street
two very respectable sidewalks on King
street. Ga the other side Of The stream,
on Pleasant street. was somewhat sur
p-jscd 10 had nothing OF the kind. Ash
passed along tais street. met an old
lady and inquired OF her why taey had no
side walks. She replied. ',he Altl living
on IL had not spuak enough d g; olo
made" STE sail 81. they had half The
81. aud enterprise OF the women they
should have had one long ago"
found some good d,hiag up the Pond,
aud GA tae'whoie enjoyed my hall days
y.si, 10 this village very much
They have Re!oIm Club in this vii
hse and the boys are working hard to
make it success.
There is "a general appeaIauc OF thtit
aud industry throughout, the village
although saw some halt dozen stout
lo5Aias fellows very intensely engaged
IN knocking crcquet balls. near the Posi-
Office. JoHN SMITH THE So.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

The HISTORY OF 4 GREAT ENTERPRISE In
eighteen hundred aud G1y.four the original in
corporAtors OF the Wilson Sewing Machine Com.
pany embarked IN the manufacture OF sewing
Machines, and from that time 10 the present,
their time. talent, energy and capital have been
employed 10 making First Class Sewing Machines
with varied success attending their efforts II be-
ing their constant aim TO produce a shuttle OF
Lock stitch Machine that should DC simple TO
handle, durable as steel and iron could make il,
with unlimited capacity, uueIcelled by any other
machine, regardless OF name or price, and " thai
to couhne the price within the reach Of all classes
Of people; and success has crowned their efforts
in the production OF the celebrated Wilson shut
Tie sewing Machines, which combine all the Ele.
gance, simplicity, Durability and strength posi-
Die for any sewing machine 10 attain, and they
are the FIRST and Only Eir-tClsss moderate
priced machines put Ia tho market.
Machines will be delivered at any railroad station
IN this county, free OF transportation charges, II
ordered through the Company's Branch House at
- and - Broadway. New York.
They send an elegant catalogue and chrome cir
cular free On application.
InIs Company want a few more good agents
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Canton.

>-a.4y morning We were called to
l-s- over q brother be.OVed-w hose
Pc o.. C-..>..4g character seemed HAe
-.-.-e disciple Jesus loved. Ile ie.
-et E, William B Sparrow, Whose
lel al Hebron Academy last May
'alrg man of great prUmIse-"ho Was
.-.eI to cutter college.
.- .ae afternoon We me; 1t the Lake.
BEN tle.r.u! disciples followed the eN
} pie ol their Lord. II The evening Is
t-.ei Si,b doe B1p;is, church. Husbands
10 .le.r wives, mothers aud daughters
; I'D s>.eg were among the number. \
.--g uAn that proposes 10 enter col
sgs .a ,as iaI, and give his life for the
-..l, gospel AMI q Young lady that
! Is oe.l our organi,t Tor a part OF the
+. .--ge Years. o0eye The Divine com
E--l-L.l.s,.l jy.rE4i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

a-' 1.-The pedestrian party which
+. .a.s place Cor a ramble in the White
-la--.l- 90 The 2J.h. returned The 2S,h,
p, mos. enjoyable rip. Ihe patty
f--leret tNvaly.tAo. nine ladies and
-.se- geul.emen.-wi,h four tents and
.'-1 10 'aAe along .raPPings. tents &c
began their tramp s, Glen Station.
sAArs 90 The Glen HOuSe-On L. NJ.
'a'-.ag,ou-riling down the mountain
Away mpiug s., Fabyan's. at Craw-
s. ascending Nj, Misunderstanding
l-o-sa .ac No.ch-,aking the ears at
" LIES b.OoA .og home The party were
...1A.e 10 The wea,her-lhe rare make
o.. .-s p4,,y-,Le freedom from acct
-'-' -ad lie general good time that fol
vel ,-e SLole line ofmarch. Probably.
= --e Iue detailed account oil the
woe Zip Vi.lappear from several mem
les e. ae partY. W.
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Editoria, and selected Items.

The weather has been remarkably
cold Tor the season during the past few
days.
We are again indebted TO Mr. j. n
haws IN for a nice mess of garden vege.
tables.
u. b. Ford Il Co. of Boston, the
well known publishers, failed last week
in the sum of $4,000.
A correspondent writes that certain
person in bis village is sick with "erysipe.
tons in the head. Bad trouble that.
Few things are so swectly expressive
as the after dinner smile OF a girl who
haS eaten huckleberry pie.-BcJda Jour.
Rev. j. c. Church will preach at
kumlord Corner next Sabbath at II A.
NJ. aud l:30 z, NJ. Service on Paris Hill
al z. NJ.
We have been favored during the
PAST week Win nice mess OF cucumberS
from the garden of Chas. l.. Mellen Esq.
OF this village.
The SeIectmen OF Paris have up.
pointed VIM. A. rockingham, Esq. of
80. Faris, town Liquor Agent, vice Dr.
ID. Is. Sawyer, resigned.
Rev. Mr.. Dickerman of the Main
Street Congregational Church, Lewiston,
preached most excellent sermon in the
hrSt Baptist Church. Paris, last Sabbath
morning.
We are glad to learn that Hervey 5.
Cowell, \. B., has accepted the position
ct Principal in Clinton Grove Seminary,
Weare. y. ii. The fall tenn of twelve
weeks begins August 81, 1915.
Some kind friend placed two fine
clusters OF nightshade upon our desk one
day last week, probably thinking we
would mistake the fruit for cherries. We
weren't fooled so easily however.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Waterford.

On the 2Is,: MIR. Chas. II. Sargent oil
Son,b Waterford. while planning OAK
saves in Cobb x Hapgood's mill, had two
iagers caught under the feed roll Of lr ..
mfcbipe. His fore finger was bad J
iqmmed. and the middle one SO leariuiIy
iscera,ed As 10 require amputa'ion. On
re following day aud in the same mill
NJ Emerson wilkins of this town ~nlle
sd;,s,;ng a belt came 10 contact with a
@;.o,Isr saw which tore from his thigh n
,isce of flesh six inches long and nearly
PF,.,o.ing the bone. Mr.. w. was carried
- lis home and the wound dressed: tie
i On old man aud the hurt Is u pau ' one
hui he is doing well .-LcrtSton Journal
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oNFoRD,SS - supreme Judicial Court Marol
Term. !. II. l>.J.
CALVIN HOWE, Admir- -. DANIEL CHASE
and Irtl Toe.
Aud now II appearing TO the Court that the said
principal Defendant L. not an iuhabitant oil
thi, stat. and h- tenant agent or attorney there
In aud that lac h- NO notice Of the pcndcncy of this
suit.
1t n ordered hy the Court that the said plaintiff
notify thc said principal defendant of the pend
cuc, Of this suit los causing abstract of thg wit
with TIL. order OF Court thereon 20 De published ihro
weeks successfully ~ the oxford Democrat paper
printed AZ Pari. in said County the last publication
10 De- thirty days least before the next term OF
said Court TO be holden ~ Paris aforesaid on the
third lue.day Of september next 10 the end that
the laid defendant may then and there appear at
laid Court and slew Cause II any he have why
Judgment should not be- rendered against him and
execution Issued accordingly.
Attest; JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
\ true absrae, Of Pm = writ and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
FOSTER 4 HERsEI, Atty'- for rms.
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manufacturing those articles one him.
Sas .. anu twenty-five horse power and
u-' purchased two hu0dred fee. of fall
on said brook. u ia'i
AL 'he mills and shops in this small,
''usge are doing about their usnaI
amount OF business. ~
60. - uners are now very busy har-
'eSins their hay.crop. which promises
y '' mole than an average yield this
season. ''
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TOWN ITEMS



a-We are having splendid corn
Te ,..,sr. are abou, half through cutting
- There win be an average
''| EP....boppers have made their appear
I'D M II IS thought they will do con
'a 1',,5Is damage to grain crops.
'I ~, and potatoes are raIlying from
~ -. Of carly frost, and it the season
il'.S..,le there will be a good crop
a.. ,,oruipg OF June II, there was a
~ - al low lands. and for two weeks
- SO the weather was cool. The
- Of June was very dry. and corn
j. 20 on light soil fsiled to como up.
- -, ain fall Tor June was Al inches
., ~. rseently received letter from Hon.
p,,op OF Norridgewoek. stating
T.. Il i. proposed TO have reunion Of
III Maine Vol. Battery, the present
time aad location not yet agreed
lewiston i spoken OF as being
-r.,s Bethel Is we'll represented 40
y, R,,,ery. Iwould suggest that instead
..5 regiment holding reunion OF It's
-. members, that all the regiments
-. aad hold a Joint reunion. Such
...,,. should be held At soo;e central
M. ,,,loNin. are the officers OF Mount
IN Lodge. /. q. o. FL I Chap.
nc. Cd Cough. \ &; Frank
-.b Il: &C GeIi,h, See; Alden
-. PS; Charles Mason. I; Jus'us
. wal. G.: Frank Bartlett. w; J +
-. O: e. \ PIaisIed, o g; Benz
.., Jr. 1 C.; IF Leach. K 5 y &;
.-s. Douglass. Ism G.; q \ Bur
4 Il RSVG; Robbins Brown. L 5 '
Il r-r C.oagh Jr, r ;; David Brown
: Toe Lodge Is in prosperous con
.,, numbering one hundred aud ten
members.
The new band organized here about
,-s year ago, is dourishing finely and Is
.s,ly able to discourse some sweet
.-,i-. oi amateur music.
The .aner. services Of Mr.. Moses
..-He. ve,e held At the house OF MS
.-0P Chandler, on Friday, the 5o,h.
o'clock 4. NJ. Mr.. C. was seventy
4 40 s.r, Old. and bis many noble quail
SO. mad auJ heart had won Tor him,
marked degree, the esteem aud conf
.-,s O.. those be met.
Res 81. S4uJer>ou OF Brunswick, son
p .,s SauIerson OF this town preached
a NE. church. Sunday morning.
slavery interesting speaker and
a, exceedingly pauSeut and plain.
us. Nj. pa..oa Of Georgetown, s..
.ug-4. preached very interesting
! a.a q. .ae same place, in The after
10. {
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

',-2aalaA Virgin has lately erected
-s" "o7,ea mill on the site of the old
e- "-. formerly owned Jy Col. Joel
''e lac new Mil is thirty by sixty
''.. .-,ee stories above the basement
90 Is ol'.i 10 neat aud Substantial
'---'' making very good appear.
-'' lie has pa. into the mill gates
''..' I-,Hile w1lerwheel. said 10 be
l.i. -lI 5a'y wheel OF the Kind used
-- safe H. has pa. this wheel in
Jrierali /. works admirably
-'lsl.i-a.tgises more power with
''ale amount OF water than the over
'' wee. The only water wheel that has
-- ITO been successfully used on the
o'o.A running out Of towards
A'- Virgin has erected this mill
-.s two Sous George \. and Rufus 1.
en- Ilcy have employed Allen
"-s' OF Lewiston an experienced
'il'r' and have in operation two
/ VI machinery tor custom -carding
"e aoT prepared 10 DO custom
"r Charles Foster ot Bucklisld
'-Sa,auiu site on The said brook
Y. W. S.iver's ash aud blind Shop
's intends this season TO eject a
''i Tor The purpose OF manufacture
h 'O'- pes Lamp Lighters excelsior
he requires tor the purpose oil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS supreme judicial Court, March
Term. A. ID. le7j.
WHITNEY BUCK ys. JAMES VI. BENNETT.
And now II appearing 20 the Court that the said
Defendant Is not inhabtaut OF this State aud ha
no tenant, agent or attorney therein and that he
Ia. no notice Of the tendency of this suit:
II is ordered by the Court that the said Plaintiff
notify the said Defendant ofhependcncy of this suit
BY causing al abstract of this writ with
this order OF Court thereon 10 be published three
weeks successiyrly In the Oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris in said County the last publication
said Cour, to be holden at Paris aforesaid on the
third Tuesday Of september neNttl the end that
the said defendant may then and there appear al
said Court aud shew cause ii any he have why
Judgment should not be rendered against him and
execution issued accordingly.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true abstract ofplaintins writ and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
4. ID. BlsBEE, Alt'y Tor Plaintiff.
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Abstract OF Plaintiffs Writ.

WHITNEY BUCK OF Buckheld, in our County
of oxford. Plaintiff. W. JAMES VI. BENNETT OF
-- IN the state OF New Hampshire, cOmmO
rant OF Fry e6urg in the County Of Oxford, Defend
ant.
Writ dated August 81, 1874, and returnable TO
the September Term ls74.
Assumpsit on account annexed for Sll; also up.
on promissory note dated MAY Is. 1874, FOR the
sum Of eleven dollars on demand with interest.
Addamnum, $780,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Take the whole catalogue OF medicine and you
will not hnd preparation 30 competent 10 eject
ually deal with kidney, bladder, glandulaT aud
Bdghts disease a. HUNTS REMEDY. Gravel,
dropsy, diabetes, suppression and incoutinence
OF urine, pains In the side, back and lolns com.
plants OF the urino genital organs and female
irregularities. II -ubdues and restores 10 a SAINT
tary condition the impaired nerve structure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
Abstract plaintiffs Writ.

CALVIN HOWE OF Rumtorl, in our County OF
oxford. Admir- OF estate of John Howe. deceased
plaintiff y. Daniel Chase OF Princeton, County
of Green Lake aud state ut Wisconsin, principal
defendant. and llorItip T. Chase of Upton iu out
said county OF oxford, Admir- OF t6c estate OF
Alpha Chase, Trustee VII. latul January ~. \.
ID ls5j and rt.UfnabIo 20 tho MJ.ch Term ls'j
Assuup,it, on prnmi-sory note dated june -,
ISL. signed by the said Chase and payable to the
said John Howe or or Ter. au fptige sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars payable IA three equal annual
iu-talmcnt,, with interest annually.
Adlamnum 800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03
HryRnt's Pond.

Aug. , III. S. Whitman will COM
mence \ series of lectures at the Univer
Salisl church, next Sunday at / O'CLOCK.
on 81. Paul and the habits and condition
OF the people when he began his minis
ny. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

FELLOWS CoNroUND SYRUP OF HrPormos
rmrES will speedily and certainly arrest the de
pressing Influences of disease upon the nerve,
'nd muscles. It restore, the appetite aud induce,
- disposition 10 take on healthy nc,h. 1t cause,
the formation OF living blood, strengthening IN,
action OF both Hear, and Lungs. ], sustains IN,
s's,em under trying circumstances. aud cause,
tie healthy Development OF all the organs ncccs
sary 90 our existence.
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j. III. DeCOSTER,

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALEaIN
stoves, rinware II Funnel, oven, Ash &
ROLLER Mouths, Cast Iron sinks, Pumps,
Lead Pipe, Britannia & JRpanned Ware.
Cutlery, Stationery ~ Yankee Notions,
Choice Groceries a. Flour, also, Agent for
the PsttenSili Hoe, and iIersey Plow &
Castings, HVCAfJEI.D, ME.
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New Advertisements.
HELP WANTED,

WANTED, a Gnl 20 do general house work
w fora gentleman and wife, living In Massa
chu,eit- a few miles from Boston. The right per
son viii lul q good home and liberal trdges Adj
dress with references, or enquire AT the OXFORD
DEMOCRAT Office, Paris, Maine.
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CUMBERLAND, -:
DIR. @. r. DAVIS,
Surgeon Dentist,

VIII be at DlXFIELD the fourth Monday in every
month, and remain days.
WILDE at ANDOVER CORNER, August lC, and
remain days. 27juy3w
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'NUE undersigned, nominated aud appointed BY
l the Judge OF Probate for oxford County,
Commissioners ON the estate OF ESTHER ROB.
ERTSON late OF Bethel in said county, deceased,
represented iu,oly,ul. aud six months from the
2.d day of june 1873, being allowed the creditors
of said estate 10 present and prove their claims
we hereby give notice That We will be in session
at the Office of tnoch Foster, jr. n Bethel, on the
last Saturdays OF O,tobcr, November AMI pccem-
Der. at | o'clock, i. VI, 20 receive and examine
said claims. ENQCH W. WOODBURY..
MlGillLL MASON.
u.sh.1 fu'x OBJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

ECONOMICAL NEW fooD.-2j cents will buy a
package OF sea Moss Tarine. made from pure
Irish Moss, which will make 80 kinds OF dishes
such a> cakes, pies, pudiiug,, cIc.. or 10 quarts
Of cus'arls, jcllie, creams, Charlotte Russo.
blanc mango, etc sold by all Druggists aud
Groccrs. aprlj oily
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sENII-ANNrAL STATEMENT
OF THE
ROBINSON MAN'F'G COMPLY.

July /, $50
Existing Capital stock (ull paid IN, 600 200
Amount invested in L.. Est y Machinery, 1000
Debts due from the Company excepting
advance ON goods in the hands of selling
Agents 1868
Last valuation Of property by assessors
not ascertamed.
II. J. LIBBY, Treasurer.
CUMBERLAND, -:
On the 9th day OF July $50, personally appear
eel IT, j Libby, 10 me well known, and made oath
hat the above statement by him subscribed is
correct according 10 his best knowledge and be.
lief Before me,
THOMAS Il. REED,
3aug Justice of the Peace.
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Nervous PrOstratiOn

u Is ot the highest Importance. then, that indi.
yluuals should hc able 10 judge Tor themselves by
their own feelings. II and 10 what extent they are
dtaCArd by this insidOus enemy To health,
comfort, and even lie itself N len - run n.
course unchecked. lbs the early aud promp, ap.
plcdtion Of curative remedies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-03

Removing Morbid Ssnsbiity, Depression OF
spirits Dementia and Melanchua
Each package OF Cordial Balm contains one Don
of the Tonic pills, which may also be- had separ'
uteIy AT 80 cents per box
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Variety Country Store.
H. N. BOLSTER.
Notice Of Sale.

DURSUANT 10 license from the Hon Judge
1 of Probate for the County OF oxford, | shall
expose at public or private sale, on the ith day
of september, A. d., ls,5, NJ ~ O'Clock \. NJ. on
The premises all the right, title and interest which
NATHAN +. TwIrCHELL, late of Bethel in said
county, deceased hid in and TO the following dc.
sCribcl real estate, viz: About seven acres OF
meadow land situated OF the east side Of Alder
River, bounded on the north by land of Daniel ;.
wards: on the south by the east branch OF Alder
river; and on the west by the main branch OF said
Alder river Also uue-siNth part OF the store for
mcrly occupied hy samuel Il. Twtchcll, situated
on the north side Of the Andr1scoggin river on
the county road leading from the Toll Bridge IN
-aid Bethel 20 Frosrs Corner. Also two pews In
the second COngrCgnionalist Church IN sail
Bethel CHESTER l.. TWITCHELL,
Bethel, July -. -. Adm. -. OF y. r. TwitchelL