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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-05
PHEASANT TIMES.
SL.oCUM

An impromptu musical and literary en-
tertainment occurred at Mrs. Dudley's cot
tage, Woodstock, on Thursday evening
last. number OF the summer boarders
at Dudley" and neighboring cottages
volunteered their services and a choice Sc
lection OF readings, duets and songs were
rendered. Miss Nellie Hall OF Boston, and
Miss Grace Nugert of Chelsea, gave some
fine readings A duet was sung by Miss
Nugert and Mrs. Meagher OF Chelsea.
Instrumental and vocal music was fur
nished by Henry Pearson OF Woodstock;
recitation by Richard Meagher of Chelsea;
comic songs by A. II. Read Of Boston;
recitation aud cornet solo by Miss Nellie
Bryant OF Greenwood. +. ID. Sweetser of
Ottaua. H., acted rs master OF ceremon.
les. The concert concluded with dancing
an illumination and the singing Of "Auld
Lang Syne" on the lawn. The affair was
an enjoyable one and will not soon be for
gotten by those who were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-05

EAST SUMNER, September l.-Ata con
ventiou of delegates from the towns COM
posing this representative district held at
Canton on the 3lst ult., S. +. Stetson Of
Sumner, was selected as the Republican
can didate for representative TO the next
legislature. The choice was an excellent
one as Mr.. Stetson Is man OF good quail.
fications and has a clean record. No valid
objection can be raised against him.
Huse's dowel works caught fire recently
but by active efforts OF men and women
also, it was saved. The fire caught from
sparks from the smoke stack.
The drouth is getting to be very severe
in this section, and the prospect for fall
feed for stock very gloomy. Wells and
brooks are falling and water becoming
scarce.
The rush to Black Mountain for Blue
berries has been unprecedented. Hun
dreds of bushels have been gathered, and
still there are more on hand.
Or OcIrM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-05

PARIs.-Col. Il. A. Smith, political editor
Of the Boston Journal was in the village
Friday and Saturday.
IL. X. MorrelI and wife of Gardiner were
at the Hubbard House, last Friday and
Saturday. Mr., Morrell is editor of the
! Gardiner Home Jouraai, and though an cd
itor he still finds time and means to in
duise in the expensive pastime of collect
ing minerals. Tie is interested in the Mt
Mica Company, and attended the exhibition
of gems.
Oryille d. Baker of Augusta. spent
couple OF days in our village last week. He
is promising young lawyer and a good
fellow.
The advantage OF our telegraph line is
more apparent as time develops It's useful
ness. Al 1880 o'clock Thursday, Paris
Hin MFG Co. teleSraphed to Portland for
goods which they received the same day
at 4:S0P.M.
The Academy. in charge OF C. l. Durham,
has - Scholsrs, and is well started for a
successful term.
DR.. \. $. Thaycr and wife are spending
the Sabbath in Paris.
DIT. \. c. Hamlin and wife of Bangor are
spending some time with 5. Il. Carter.
Sergeant Downing OF the Boston Police
Corps, accompanied by his wife and Mrs
Lieut. Thurston, of the L. S. ", have been
guests at Mrs. Giles's the past few days
Last sabbath Or. Estes preached an in
tereNting and timely suggestive sermon
from Mat. NuI 1916. Again, the king
dom CT heaven is like unto a man that is a
merchant seeking goodly pearls; and hav-
Ing found one pearl OF great price, he went
and sold al that he had and bought it.
Services were resumed at the Universal
iSt church last sabbath
Mr.. Joseph King of Ming 4 Dexter, Port
land, Is in town with his family.
Miss Sa!iie Croker the artist i visiting
Mrs T. T. Snow.
Rev. Cabl,b Fuller, native of Paris
spent the Sabbath in town.
\ large party went to the Camp Meeting
at Mechanic Falls, Sunday, in Rawsons
zig team.
Among the guests at the Hubbard House
are J. +. Mcdowell and wife, Portland
II. X. Morrill, and wife, Gardiner; Oryille
-. Baker, Augusta; Thomas Reynolds, A.
/. 4 yuolds, Canton; Ware b. Gay, Bos-
ton; Eaton Shaw, wife and daughter, Port
land Geo. J. Brush and wife, New Haven,
Conn. l.. I. Stearns, Lowell; H. A. Smith,
Boston; Geo. ID. BiSbee, Geo. F. Emery,
Portland; Prof Bartlett. wife and three
daughters; Lucy Larcom; j S. Jenuess,
Bangor; Geo. T. Kuns, with Tiffany 4 Co.,
ny.
\ Socilble will be held in the Academy,
Tuesday evening, under the management
OF the students. All are cordially invited.
\ CAED.-The subscriber hereby ex-
teudS his heartfelt thanks to his fellow
workmeu Of the Paris Hill Manufacturing
Co, and others who have so kindly as
sisted him during the time he has been
suffering from the accidental mansling OF
his hand in 4 planning machine.
F. A. EASTMAN.
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singers were present furnishing music for
the occasion. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Chase
OF West Baldwin and remarks made by
Rev. Mr.. Croweli of the Hiram Congrega-
'ionalist church. Rev. A. Turner of Kezar
Falls, and Rev. f. Grosvenor of Cornish.
The day was pleasant although warm, and
the spot selected for the occasion lust the
place for picnic.
Work Is progressing on the Bridgton &
Ssco River Railroad.
The Wadsworth family will hold a re-
union at Boston, September Is, the two
hundred aud fftieth anniversary of the
hrst Wadsworth in America.
On Tuesday evening, August %, Hon.
Seth l.. Milliken lectnred at Hiram to an
audience numbering nearly two hundred.
fror Allen, the aeronaut, fell from his
balloon when at Cornish, August %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-05

PROTECTION. is a New Jersey Glass
Blower. See his cheeks I'LL. His stomach is
also full. So also Is his pocket. He Is q
Bloated Protectionist- He receives Sl.0Ji to
His checks arc also filled; but Is his pocket.
book full? No, il Is not. Are his hours full Z
They are; ten hours are full. The Bloated
Protectionist works only eight to nine hours.
they are very full. He IL o Biyoted Free
Trader. lie sends Good Books over here to
show that q man is better or with $5S3 than
with $1.0S0. Does the English Glass Blower be-
lieve him? No, he does not; he comes over
here with the Good Books about the beauties
of Free Trade, and when he comes here he be
comes a Bloated Protectionist at 81 $50 per
year, hila, Press,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-05

Boston Journal Some time since the
Supreme Court of Maine, In an exhaustive
opinion, declared that the Governor
of that State cannot remove officers with
out the consent of the Executive Council.
Yet In contempt Of that opinion, Gov.
Plaisted treats three officers As removed
by him by refusing To sign warrants for
their payment. The old ex-Confederate
Doorkeeper OF the House wrote n friend
that he (the Doorkeeper) was "biger than
old Grant" In few months the Door
keepers official life was ended. tits prob
able that the political existence of the Coy
ernor who ignores the Supreme Court, and
who is now "biser" than all the rest OF
Maine, will meet the fate Of the mighty
Doorkeeper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-05

WEST PAEIs.-The long continued dry
weather i affecting pastures and gardens
seriously in this vicinity.
The fall term Of our village school has
commenced with Miss Lizzie Hammond as
teacher Miss Hammond taught the sum-
mcr term and gave the best of satisfac-
ton.
Politics are very quiet. The Green
hackers hald a caucus on the 2Sth of Au-
gust and nominated Charles b. Benson,
straigh Democrat, who refused to support
PlaiSted at the last election on account of
his soft money notion and will do the
same At the coming election.
Quite an excitement was produced in
our village this week by the report that an
american panther was proving around
Tic farm buildings in the vicinity OF High
street. The terrible monster had been
seen in broad daylight, and at our place,
while the folks were at breakfast he came
into the door yard and made oil with one
Of the best hens on the farm. The matter
be,,sn 10 look serious--Some OF our village
folk hardly feeling safe TO 90 out berrying !;
so Uncle John Willis was notified and
asked 10 take measures to stop the mon
ster's depredations and allay the panic.
Uncle John, VINO in his younger days had
had clinch with 4 panther, took in the
situation at once, and soon had posse
raised of our best men like DR.. Packard,
Mr.. Barker. A. S. Dunham and others of
equal note, armed to the teeth, and head
ell by Uncle Johns old dog Dick, set out
at one O'Clock, Thursday, for High street,
| and finding John Davis, who came near
/ having a tussle with the beast in the
morning in his efforts TO drive him from
the poultry yard, they repaired to the for
est where the panther was supposed to be
concealed, and OLD Dick was let loose.
| All were mere or less excited except old
Dick. who knew his business and soon
was making the forest ring with tune he
never INDUCED in except when in close
/ haul Of some wild animal. The chase was
a short one for the panther proved to be
be an old she fox who had just deyoured
one of Mr.. Cummings large hens and was
! in no condition to run and was soon
clasped in the pondrous jaws Of old Dick
II IS thought that no more panther will be
seen until another year.
Mr.. Tytherlejgh has lost horse with
pink eye. A subscription was at once
raised to make up the loss.
1t is reported that our hotel is about to
change hands.
Emma and May Young of Portland, are
/ visiting their friends here
Mrs. Nellie Whitney Of Marshall, Min
nesota, wife ofthe editor of the Lyon Coun
ty Nelcs, is stopping at +. A. fonng s,visit
ing herbrother, Walter Johnson.
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NOn-Rcsident Taxes

In the town of Waterford, In the County OF Oxford
and state Of Maine, for the year 1881.
THE followin ing list Of taxes, on real estate, Of
nonresident in the town of Waterford. for
the year 1881 in bill, committed to Geo. NJ. Knight
Collector OF taxes OF said town, on the 18th
day OF July 1851. has been returned by him 10 me
as remaining unpaid on the 30 day OF july
1882, by his certificate of that date and
now remain unpaid and notice is hereby given.
that II the said taxes interest and charges are not
paid into the Treasury OF said town Of Waterford
within eighteen months from the date of the com.
mitment Of said taxes, 80 much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, will with
out further notice. be sold at public auction, at the
store Of Charles A. Young In said town OF
Waterford. on the 25,h day Of January, A. o.,
1881 nj 3 o'cl ock Z. NJ.
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Aug. 10, 1882.

OXFORD, ss:-At 4 Court OF Probate neId al
Paris, within aud for the County OF Oaforo
on the third Tuesday OF August, A. ID. lSs2.
on The petition OF CHARLES O.PENDENTER
Grardisn OF EMMA 4. PINGREE, ct ais, minor
heirs of Charles Il. PIngree late OF Maiden, Mass
deceased, praying for license 10 sell and convey
sever .'wo hundred and tenth (7.2l0l parts OF the
homestead farm OF the late Tnurston Pingree of
Denmark ut an advantageous thtr of seventy
1--we dollars AID ninety four cents To Edmund +.
Pingree and Jared r. Berry of Denmlrk.
Ordered. Thatthe said petitioner give notice to
alpcr ons interested bycausing An abstract OF thi
petition with this order thereon TO be published
three weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat
printed at Paris that they may appear AZ probate
Court to he held ut Paris in said County on the
third Tuesday of Sept next. At > O'Clock IN tn
forenoon and show cause any they have why tht
same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE. Judge.
Atrueaopy-attest: II. @. DAVIS. Register
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NOn.Isesidcnt Taxes,
In the town OF Hartford and County OF
for the year 1881.

In the town OF Hartford aud County OF UAiOru
for the year 1881.
The following let OF taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners In the town of Hartford Tor the
year ISL, in bills committed TO Daniel A. Fletcher
Collector of said town, on the 18th day OF June
ISL, has been returned by him to me as remain
ing unpaid on the Goth dav of June lss!, by his
certificate OF that date. and now remains unpaid,
and notice is hereby given that if said taxes.inte
est and charges are not paid into the Treasury Of
said Town, within eighteen months from the date
of the commitment OF said bills, so much OF the
real estate taxed as VIII be suhcient 70 pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further notice be sold AT
public auction Vt the Town Hall in said town,
on the 27th day Of December, lss., at one O'Clock
in the afternoon.
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OXFORD IS AT Court of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County of OXFORD, on
the third Tuesday of August, 4. ID. ISL.
GEORGE l.. SMITH, Administrator OF the
estate OF Henry Il Smith, Administrator on the
estate of Fr,e II. HutchIns, late of Hanover, In
s.ii County, deceased, having pre'enled his &c.
count OF administration OF said deceased for al
lowance:
ordered, that the SAID Administrator give no
tice to all persons interested, by causiog copy
of this order To be published three weeks succss
siyely In the Oxford democrat. prii ted at Paris,
10 said County. that they may appear at n Pro
bate Court TO be hel AT Paris In said County. on
the third Tuesd,y OF sept. next, at nine O'Clock In
the forenoon. and show cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
II. \. FRYE, Judge.
A tue copy- attest: III. c. DAVIS, Regis
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OXFORD COUNTY.
Description OF BETHEL's NEW ACADEMY
MORE TROUBLE IN THE Fusion CAMP
OTHER ITEMS.
Portland Press


BETHEL, Aug. %, 1882.
The visitor at Bethel is met at once with
the sight OF the new and attractive build
ing. TO be known a. Gould's Academy. To
those who were scholars In the old Acad-
envy, the thought of a change brought feel
ings OF sadness for every nook and corner
was full OF tender associations, and every
room crowded with sweet memories.
The voices that began" spoke to Us as
we walked the familiar grounds or sat be-
Lealh the elms, and IL always seemed as
though we must look for the hurryipg
steps of our old time teacher as the bell
rang out its call. But the old building
crowded within and without with the In
ger marks of those who to-day are scatter
Ell over the wide world, or have found
their rest In Sc many church-yard, or on
so many battlefield, Is among the things
OF the past. IL was with feelings akin 10
mourning the departure OF an old friend,
that we wended our way up the path 10
inspect the new and beautiful building
erected by the energetic board of trustees,
and thoroughly equipped after the most
modern requirements. The plan was fur.
nished by NJ &. Foster, esq the well
known architect of waterville, aud the
building erected under the direction OF
Samuel Philbrook, esq, 5. B. Twitchell
esq, q. \. Hastings, esq, and Hon. Enoch
Foster, ir., members OF the board of trus-
tees.
The main room was furnished with SIN
gle seats for one hundred and thirty-two
scholars and with blackboard space on
three sides. Leading off from this is the
recitation room neatly furnished. The
rooms above are all arranged with especial
reference 10 the wants and comfort OF
the teachers and scholars.
The building is of wood and cost about
FIVE thousand dollars. The furnishing
called for an additional outlay OF fifteen
hundred dollars which was raised by sub.
sription among the citizens ofthe town and
friends of the school. The term will com
mence Aug. 3Oth, under the charge of Prof
III. w. johnson of Woburn, Mass, an eX.
perienced teacher. who will have 4 full
CORPS of assistants. The indications are
that there will be large number In atten
dance, and that Gould's Academy is again
to take its place in the front ranks with
the other institutions in the State. Ifthis
can be accomplished then the few earnest
men who have labored so hard TO provide
this building and p lace the school upon a
better foundation, will be amply repaid
for all their labors.
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TIE Subscriber hereby gives puzzle notice that
he has been duly appointed by the lion. Judge y 1
Probate for the County OF oxford, and assumed
the trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
BENJAMIN kIMBALL, late OF w I'D ,.nck
in said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs: he therefore request all persons
who are indebted to the estate OF said deceased 10
make immediate payment: and those who have
any dem inds thereon. IN exhibit the same %
SAMUEL ID. MARSHALL.
Il. ls-l.
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OXFORD ss:-At II Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for the County OF Oxford Oh
the third Tuesday Of Aug. \. ID. ISL.
MARY L. FORD. widow Of Bar Jsmip FORD
ate OF Rumfurd, Gecrasrd. having presensed heI
petition for IN ALLOWABLE out OF Personal
state of said deceased:
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published h zee week. in the
Oxford Democrat printed ut Paris, that they maI
appear at a Probate Court to be held at Paris
In said County on the third TUESDAY of Sept. next
at O'Clock IN the forenoon and show cause II any
they have, against the same.
X. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-attest. III, e.. DAVIS, Register.
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WE received q pleasant call, last week,
from Mr.. A. B. Brown, now with Rhines
Bros. of Portland. Mr.. Brown was for
some.ycars engaged in trade at South Paris
In the Grange Store. He paid for the OK
FORD DEMOCRAT another year, aud said
many pleasant things about the paper,
which are duly appreciated by the pub
iahor
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NOTICE.

TJwhom II may concern this. is to certify that
the cop,rrnership heretofore existing between
|. r. and p. L. Evans under the firm name OF
l. +. Evans & Co. 10 this dav Dissolved oy mutua
l,cted by Y. Evans and appropriated u his OWL
use and ali debts contracted by the said firm are
to be paid By 1. +. Evans. In witness whereof
we hereunto afilx our names and seals In thu
presence Of
W.tness:-W. ii. KILGoRE.
P.L. EVANS.
J.F.EVANS,
Albany, May 16, 1851.
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With elegant Nickle Plated X Fine Bronzed
Trimmings. Perfection in all its details.
Don'I be misled by the speciOuS statements OF
.slous competitors. Your own Judgment aud
common sense are the best gnides.
The large number Of the + florence FAycrite oil
stoves sold by us during the month Of July, are
evrry hour proclaimiug IN Thunder Tones
their superiority over the AYE and Double You
Tany Wire Guaged Biscuit, Noe Explosive
Doughnuts, Sir Humphrey Dayy Flip FLAPS, al
but good. cooked on the Economic plan, By the
Great Michael Muldon"
We can give you names OF PARTIES who have
used the FLORENCE" for years Their te.ti-
mony Is indispntable, while others jus, be ginnins
10 use the stoves are thusiastc Ia their praises
fall stock cous.an tlY on hand 10 supply all
demands.
prtcnN DDnTUIpc
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K. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy, attest:-II. e. DAVIS, Register
OXFORD, ss;-AI Court Of Probate held at

OXFORD, ss:-ht a Court OF Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County of Oxford
the third Tuesday of Aug. a. ID. lSs2.
on the p,ti lion Of Herbert NJ. Sampson ct ols
OF Hartford. Ia said Coulty, praying that ellison
Mendall, OF Hartford, be appointed Trustee ind eT
the will Of Moses sampson, late OF Hartford, in
said county, deceased;
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give
notice 10 all persons interested by cansins
a CODY OF this order to he pub ished
three weeks succestively in the oxford
Democrat printed at Paris, that they may appear
at a Probate Court to be held at Paris in said
County on the third Tuesday of sept. next. at
O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause II any they
have, why the same should rot be granted.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
true copy attest: III. e. DAVIS Register.
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Feathers, lDyGd & CIG1lSGi
! LEWAEDo'S
LdUVS AND sFTGIGl DYE House.
II Temple Place.
gloves eB0STON, U. S. A..
Price List seat Free.
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

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Fl...-aj where he had been spending some
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the honorable
Judge of Probate for the County Of Oxford, aud
assumed the trus, Of administrator OF the esiate OF
HATTIE Il. ESTES late OF Woo istock,
In said County, deceased BY giving bond ~ the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons in
debted to the estate of slil deceased 90 make IN
mediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon to exhibit the sumo TO
ALDEN CHASE.