Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

ALL and knew nothing of it until all wa.
come. He lost all his clothing excep
What he had on; all beds, bedding, ant
h,pseheld effects with but very few ex-
.en,ious. Also hay sufficient to keep s
~ and horse. His wife was in another
own 10 attend the funeral OF sister, and
there was no one in the house. The fire
nu,t have been set by some tramp. No
insurance. L.
A>povEE, August 24.-There was a frost
M low grounds, Monday morning. just
rain enough to-day to lay the dust.
DIR Albion Barnard and wife OF Mime
.c,ri> MINI. have been in town. The DR..
s,rmrrly practised his profession here.
Their, were 81 guests at the AudoyeI
House, Tuesday.
B,-n-Aasl,, -, to the wife Of VIM. c.
rlb.usol, = daughter.
Mr.. VI T. Newton resumes his medical
smiles with D.. K.udsick OF Litchfelj,
TIT, wc,k.
Ms, Mltti, + Brooks Of Norway, is
,s,r,.u. the Fall Term OF school in Dist
No O.
ll.,. n Y. P,9y and wife, from Brook
re,. Mass are in town.
Roy. Mr.. Cummings Of the NJ. +. Church
exchanged with Rev. Mr.. Williams OF Gil
elI sunday.
n WardweN. ESQ, has hung out some
now and attractive signs, and what is bet
,- b. las store full OF attractive goods
u,
N.>- Em,ns +. Newton has resumed her
>..f,> at Kcnt'S lin.
E.rs.-s on the Chapman bridge will be
commenced in a few dsys.
Farmers having grain they wish 10 have
,-.,...l eau be accommodated 10y hauling
tt1theu,v stable OF McSsrS- l.. ). < q.
Er.-.
u.E.la.> bad call tov:sit hyermore,
professionally, llSt week.
o.. Misses Abbott. daughters OF Gard
ny Abbott, e,4 OF Lawrence, Mass, are
.,tt. Hl,ir friends here.
I.,. NJ. Brown oC Brookliue. Mass Oc-
s ,ae desk a, the Cons1 church, Sun-
aytNl
8 .a5,tr sul runaway occurred near
.eN.r... bridge, LIST Thursday evening
fortunately. ,horcwcre no very serious re
suits,
W.rk ls, ramm,uc'5 "o the new SteSm
rr ra,.T'. were laid today. T.
r.nlr. August - - Farmers have
mostly completed ,h,r hayius aud The
crop is 4.li
Oh. com ,..a Is fully MP - the aver
s.e
>...y. August o.. Was the hottest yet
B.., IL, mercury rose 10 lU5 de-
.-.., .a i.c shade. Saturday The mer-
cur, ,.s-a~.t Zoo degrees in the shade.
i,v.s,u9 90 I-- in The sun. The temper
.1., Che water In The river was NG' the
ll.,,. 81. .lirteen years.
B-;a, s, a..go with city visitors. Wat
e-,aa.. Mountain House Is full Of young,
handsome. ar . ble lad eS, and tGere are
E. .,r. hops. The house was never SO
gay. Ylr : T.. Twitchel has put up
large boarding house at MsyyIile IN a de-
r..u.. location. which is now filed to -
u.uo>. capacity. Mr. AID Mrs. Twitchell
al. ,. Tire people TO run IL, GuJ snye 10
.te,>.r. satisfaction 20 al who stop
sal t.ru. H. L. Goodwin, esq, propr'e-
tor..-l, Mountain Grove House has now
=. Ha4r.-.,. Lock House close 70 @oi
8ar.lg.. House. 20. Valentine House, ~;
Apaea TNtchcL's house, Is Elm House
u. Bethel House. 20. The tao Grover
houses q. West Bethel have tx boa.GeESi
El>>,u House. j.; Towns Cottese. 20
az several other houses have from 10 TO
j.
Two ladies boarding at Mayville hired a
team %. Mr. Gibson OF the Elm House, aud
while passing Kiuland bridge the lady
diving made sharp turn 10 pass down
B,tl, steam mill road, and the carriage
H-, overturned, The occupants, three Ia
lies 4ll q SINAI. child, were split. The
horse. q very spirited one, ran with the
c4c..4.e aa Is side from the Dudley house
ut-ertr,gd crossing near Mills Brown.
I-e horses ..ll .ess coming in contact,
a-.- -ae ag With the fore wheel cut of
o-r cora lbs, shove the f,tIock. The
owner valued the horse st $1,000, but is
Io,wa-.a $500 nov.
Ars-g often boarding at the Mountain
..-,. rs '.. Do A. N. up train, Wcdu's-
-y, 60, Mount Washington. Among the
pats -,e Hon J. +. Gilmore and sister OF
Fl-.-.,y.. i. l. Mr.. Gilmore is president
o.t4e .-,. National Bank. OF that city
-N s.,,eC Jennie i one OF the first singers
70 le New England States. Her voice Is
Very sympathetic, rich. fun and sweet, and
- t-e Execution Of her music she gave
'tors s'..esce that she had been brought
-s.- q good school Last Sabbath sh'
'-1- .l -e NJ. f. church, Miss Green o.
t-,.sea. presided at the organ.
Tie tm,,y Of Or. X. q. Wiley, Mrs
Dll.,. Hastings and children, and Mrs
We. Straw, have been spending severa
week, o.. ola orchard.
is row estimated that there are five
--l-'so c.ty boarders in Bethel. Every
Na'i.ns house and hotel are full 10 over
Swing.
care having very hot and dry weather
N.iUw. The mercury has been up il
i ~7 l.n,;ie,. Many pieces of corn ant
'@.osS are drying badly and If we d.
ii ~4'e TAIN soon vegetation must suffe