Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

GRArroN. sept Mrs Dexter Tcnney
died very suddenly. Aug =. She has been
Ia p1orhcaiih Cor some time. but her death
Vas unexpected. Her age WIS about g.
She leaves son and daughter besides her
husband o. mourn Tor one who always
tried o. lo Der dsiy. Mr.. Garland from
Bethel o.r,iaici a; The funeral
usrvcstng Is aooat over with D., a.
though one or two farmers are striving 10
sn..h hay.ag. Crops a. a general thing
are very good; potatoes are extra, aud
grain -ceris 90 he very nice
Levi. brown ant waite- Evan from
Milan. have been O. Granou 10 see about
lo-giur. Some % the knowing ones 'cli
me tarrc d, 60 hc road from Walter "
anss camps Ia 6. 10 Berlin 10 haul sop
plies Cor ihe ioggcrs.
Neal Estcs from G.lesd. accompanied by
bis brother True. made trip % saddle
bach 80. f0r cranbcrf.es. lately.
Election passed very quietly. Those
Who were undecided staying quietly a,
hons.
It's DOT Away. best 30 latge by appear
anc.s Dor iustancc.-a man can take
home two teams. and no; pc about % run
awsy wltb bis family. and Il Is Dot always
best to faess a. too much Cor, A. general
thlrg. people can manage their own A.
fairs
Nj Nose. McAnsier has Become a
basket pc,idier. lie nAs been away and
returned with a load Of nice baskets which
cannot Al % fni a really sale, and MI.
Ma. O. always pleasant man 70 deal
with
some % oar young people made trip
90 ~ Sstdieback for berries, short time
since. Thsy reported a good time and
lots o. hfrries. DoLIIE DAN.
GnrENwoop The sick folks mentioned
tNo weeks $50 are getting better. Law
son Cole las The bilious fever, Instead Of
typhoid. a. reported.
The copious rain week-beforc-last, and
the warm weather last week, GA wonders
for TIE corn crop q week OF 20 more OF
avorablc weather vii pat IL beyond the
reach OF Jack Frost
Bsckberries sin hnd their way on 10
the table. and have been plenty. Gran
berries arr like angels vislis-seAroe.
TIE hay crop Is said 20 Be 80 per cent.
below the average
The Inevitable house ny, having become
numerous. the little balloon ny.trap Is
again In order oar muse sings the nod
us ofsrInii A. follows
win you 10 up In my balloon p said The cool
OBJ prsity ~,
IA. tbs nsais.i little balloon that ever SOu
dii spy.
The way IN INTO ny balloon T. through little
hole.
And uhsn you have been there awhile, then
you vii feel 30 drou"
| FL q, -. -. .aid The little ~, "for on I've
heard 10 said
nat ~ inside % your balloon are sugar, mhk
AMI bread
80 up be- vent IN her balloon; but instead a.
they hai sAid,
a. soarei away inio TIE stove. and baked on
he was dad
Ani thus The sily little ~ came 70 airAgis
end.
ror ,akins a sworn enemy to be his bosom
friend
By The way. reader. did you 20 10 ths
Association. and notice those elm trees
which mentioned few weeks sgof II
you tld. and want 70 hear the story, an
ready 10 tell 10. I intended 70 be there
q see and shake hands with them once
more. bat fate decreed otherwise. and
Submitted How time aies and what SAD
havoc be makes with his scythe A. be passes
along His motto Is
lieut. down an both great and small
And be does. More than q quarter OF
century has passed away since went e
school there. and helped 10 set out thos'
trees, and yet IL seems bat year or twS
ago. Bat where are the rest Of the stu
dents: Mr.. Neal. our principal; Rev. Mr.
Parker, our beloved pastor; Dea- JOSEPH
Barrows, and a good many others that w
might msbtlon--vhere are theyf kch'
| answsr. ~ Wharf, A Quarter centur]