Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

cuusldcratlun--after learning that Their
vs. moth ~ Of th- hind In town-I hayl
cone % abe conclusion that Il was slmpll
the congclat.on OF uisht vspor, In consc
queuce OF The Temperature OF the a,mos
phsre shaking below lhiriy.,wo degrees o.
Fahr,nhslts Thermometer Seriously since
Greenwood lies 10 nearly tie same latitut'
and altitude OF Bethel aud Norway, ans
other surrounding towns. when they have
q nr.t-class FROST she 9. pretty sure to fol
l,w sult
Rev seth nsuson preached - Green
wood cry on the sih Inst and a Sab1aih
schnoi w. orgtolfed John Small. Supef
lni.u.l,nt, George Aver. reeasurer aud H.
brirlsn
A fsw asys az. a.. Sylvester Cole Ma.
itiylug along tho road noe fif from Mr.
Eiwolr.. Del saw an OH coon swimming
the strcsm With young oue 10 hef mouth
goiug out % the bank from which sh'
started. BE- found another nule one carlct
up In thc weeds which he captured, AMI
carried bone. co showing the prize "a
hi. brother Wesley ant sammy Cummings
aui telling ihem where he found 10, they
went 90 thc place and captured two mor'
from hol,oN tree. They are about one
thifi grown. ari are being tanned f,f psts
There va. quite a frost in some places
nu ih- morning. 90 the itth. klli.ug iomat
oc. and other plants. There Is some plant.
ing o. Del Done yc'. ani hoeius Is near by
aod 10 l. haying Strawberries and cream
have now arr.vcdi asst nice bit bshint
Florida. CD bel sure. bat All che more deii
cloas when ihey 30 get aioag
We hear che steam whistle sgaiu AZ th'
Pond. bot 81, sounds more melancholy thar
the other. and vel % may IN.
Gitr,p. June laih Yesterday was ih'
hottest day or many year. che 'hrimom
oior went up 10 LOSE in shady places. Al
Kinds of crops are growing fnc.y, bui
gcol soaking rain is nccici scry much.
There Will be quite al am1uut of bern
book bark peeled this summer aiso poplar
Or paip wood
John " Bennett vii start up bis MIL
in Shslburne. next wcek. b saw cot th'
fc,t 90 zoe birch and poplar
Josiah Heath lss sheep from which
hr shoarfI flI.. lls 90 wool
Eben Chapman has a Sock of elghteeu
sheen ani raised twcuiy.fonr early lambs.
Urfoeo. Iaue ls -pupqri ieai. al
Iawrcuce Mass Juuc s Andrew u a-cl
go year,. s1n of Rev " Lawrence Cal.
whistle Harasi. .ormcr.y of Sumusr An
ir.e motrl f-rm s1mr,f to Ltsrencr o.
Y.lr aen o. ErasifnV. ihr,e ctIt
Ir.n. ta. ..1fNtl. nrf tN1 sisfrf. t'
s.s. an a.t.tr nti4Hrf of tac SECOND hsp.
t.t Chur,h 40 Lawr,ucr lis rmaIr'
werc escorted 90 Bel,sac Cemetery ty
NouiIroc I1i-c 1f oitF,.lnws, Tuscan
LrI-ror Mtsons art "a ic'rgai''r of Adj.
pie I1is. ofKu..ht. of lioaof preceded
Dbl Che IaUrrrcc Brass Bari
on ihc umocun of thc i'ih. writer
.p.sk. h.gt.y of scrap books. wish to
a.ia wort of uy sNperI-rcr. began,
many year. ag1. o. save choice articles
ari paste ihem ll 8 hoax ! TOW own
u.u. scrap books from whica dui much
comfort Don my tlgliyfr.i year. Ply look
Irs over past event. Remember youth
fsi rrst---. tsr aislc- of enc Home Max
er's Co.amn. DO sou woad have valuable
treasure .r n.Iarr HAErroEn.
NosuAY Mr. Collins. with eve or siH
ort1e Norway boys. 20 o. che Glen uoasc
r.xt VEGA for the season.
Elheri N'yc. was severely inIlr,i last
week. by falling from Dis cart % ls now
thought thtt Del VII recover
M... E.'.It Hawkins. yo1osrs, daugh.
t.r nfUnr ID. 4 iitvAn. of NeN lDf.,
.sqrrnae ono sunn-r VITA h-r aunt
To-. RIOS closed THURSDAY evening. 1f
th. ..t..r. v.th a large sii.niinc-
.r Hrr. w U Wffnnr &C. ID.
wr.r. A s. K.nnil Arson b nai'i sni
N ID saith. will start SN1rlar wish Gee
p1f.ani o,nn,-t.ff. fir N,s,af, tl'.
Rev. NJ, Ang.i De, rtlfaci ron ta~
JaIter-al.t CIu,.ai.1u a. k'ck.tni
Wr. Crt.-. tfrofr " Cltse of Che
N,rshy Sll. Fic,ov aui daughter are
rrrU fIr tIr sgmurr
Iu1le. Singer. A. thr iltn saturday
evening
o. L. ulrns a1I vie ien to-day fof
utum1lil College. to attend commence
meut 90
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