Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-28

ally manlfes,lng l,selfln the general de-
pottmeut ~ oar young people.
The Library Association gave very
plss-sut cpteFtsinmsn, ~ The ''Rislto,"
last Tu-rdsy evening. sddlng thrtsby .
MIC, little sur. With which thy 30 TO
procure nv books
hear that ne Beethoven C.ap- are 10
gigc an cntgrislamcrt soon. Tor the b. o. a.
ofihe Academy Library Give iaem god
h0uss
slmost f5rgo, I, mensi5a the fact ina.
Milton Pcniey has gone IN AroDsiops With
a car loai u apples
Hon u. A. Thing. Pa, Master 90 ,he
Nsioe state Orange. .. expected % dellv' r.
an address. Al the Middle Iaterv,i- Church
Ira Bethel Wednesday. Oc, - ats y NJ,
nj are Invited Gos,Ir
Oc, 25.-idas Sloan, n yetr, 81 ~,
son ol Alexander Sloan. of Alb,sy. ~ss
found dead In hls he'd Thursday morning.
he was a. work Coz Abel Chsuilvr. lr. OF
Bethel. aud retired In bis usual good
health wednesday night, bat not coming
to the breakfast table Thursday morning.
Mr.. C's f.thcr went q hi. room 10 call
him and found him peacefully resting In that
sleep that knows 90 wsklng. Dr Russell
pronounced che cause Of draih heart dis
ease "
BrcNriEip. oct - -Th,re are Red.
leiier days In an o. our lives, days whose
memory We cherish. and whose arnl'er'
sary perhaps We celebrate within the sa'
cred rcccsses Of our own hearts. Since
the Temperance Reform movement bsgan,
many hearts and homes have catered upon
Aue~ ne. a. different nom the old a.
light from darkness. ami nothing l. more
attlug than the commemorailon ofthe day
which wrought the change. let with a
s.nsc of this atBess. that DR. G. u. bhdg'
ham ani family Invite a few friends - their
home upon each anniversary of The Dr.s
sigulng Of The pledge. Thursday evening
lat. about thirty guests thus met % eeie-
bfaic the seventh anniversary. Cake, COT
re and icc-cream were sefvcd' music
charaies. aud one OF The best OF temper.
anoe meetings culivcnei The evening. A
u,re collection was privately mais among
The guests. and pair Of solid silver table
spoons Purchased sud presented 20 DR..
and Mr.. brigham
wm. u Bridghsm has honghi stand
ou Aubaru I'm and moved biz family
there.
Chas. Poster has leased the }. G. faller
house for three years, and vii take I'm
mclisic possession.
4 UulvcrsAlis, Society wss Organized
Monday evening
The hcarcs house Il being erected upon
The loi opposite The osmeiary. Instead OF In
the village. a. a. arst proposed
Morrill, a Dean start large drove OF
cattle for Bugh,on today.
Seventeen car.losfs ~ sweet corn have
been shipped from The factory snd a.
mach more stil remains. -
HArrroRp. OCT % The recent death
% D.A Horace Barboar OF Lewiston
whom many OF yoar Subscribers Knew
rcmind. me that james Blcknsil ani wife
of Hartford were live members oi TIE Con
gregatloual Church q; Samncr Af.er her
husband died. shc vas married 10 Deacon
nsrber OF lewiston. ani became a member
10 tho Congregational Church u hat place
of which NJ. Barber was DtA The Dca
Wa highly esteemed ~ bis second wIfes
relatives ani friends OF Hartford and sum
nsr. AMI his visits we're warmly received,
ani To- rc,aru thslr visits Al Lewiston were
fccipfoca,ci BY the deacon ani his wife.
A good man has fallen. HARTFORD.
Norw., Miss Lo,,ie Back Of Lewiston
htsal,rss class o. painting scholars.
Miss Haskell who has been 10 Boston foF
some Ncck. has rttarntd
Harvest Conccr; A. IN JnlvcfsAli''
Church lat Sabbsih.
Mr.. J1hn wus3a lsn "Wednesday for
the Saath. q I0lu her husband 10 Forrest
C.iy. IA
Ca Bcal has gone % Hartford aud
waierbury. Com With GOV. Robe, 10 VS.
10 "a. Deaf Ani Damo Asylam. all deli
cation ofthe soldiers Monument
Osmon Graham wallace, formerly 10
glneer % Public Work. under The khc'
dive. appointment, stationed a. Grand
Cairo. will deliver two Of bis celebrated
lsciarcfs II hoes from EUPi a. Concert
Hal. Ost ~ aud -.
Heuy Siearus, wife AMI son. OF osland'
Cal. are visiting DE- Jones, ofihls village
Mr. S.earn. l. Professor % Mathematics,
10 The ll,sld Basiuess College, OF San
Frauclsoo. Cal J.