Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

notice that No. Hartford has one Who
mems for the Postal Brigade. l wish ~
ash N there IL q Cleveland Democrat In ths
once oil Democratic town % Hartford
Who would accept the post-oni,e now oc'
eupled by the Irish Brothers =, the Cen
trcg They are both known Republicans.
OH Democracy how thou art fallen Ia
one OF the Democratic stronghold
I would ask how many thousand dollars
the town OF Hartford has run In debt, ny
selling the Thompson Poor Farm and buy
log another nearer Sumner. aud preparing
the buildings 10 receive the poor, and fnr'
nishlng the same, aud buy stock aud I'm
plements 10 work on the farm WITH
on the farm In Hartford long known a.
the sampson Reed farm, are many large
rock naples standing which will ye, be
used In building large ships without doubt
Those In this vicinity who have large tin
Der lots are culling the same 20 use nov,
or 10 receive more In future. Never knew
so rapid growth OF sprouts A. this sum
mer. FROM an OAK tree odt the farm where
I live. which was cut down In Jaue,
sprouts had grown nearly eleven feet
widow Putnam OF Hartford, died q, her
daughters on the 5ih, agei ~ years. Her
husband was well known blacksmith Ia
his day =, the head OF Bear Pond, In Hart
ford.
Many dare no, now on the meadows on
The lSth. owing 10 the appearance OF the
weather.
1 received doe visit on the nth. from
Luclas Robinson Of Massachusetts, nov
on = visit AZ Sumner and vlclaliy. lie
brought sn autograph album from his
daughter Julia for me AMI wife 10 All ours
10 Il which we did Danlel Robinson, bis
brother, came with him a long known
singing school teacher aud canyasser for
books, etc Ills son, Blake, WAS one Of
The best pupils ever exsmlnci - tsach
school lie has been male cripple by
sickness.
Scions set In apple and other trees have
obtained remarksble growth. The bushe.
around the trees have been cot away To
let the sun In 20 shine upon them.
Fall feed will Adj many tons OF hay %
the barns BY keeping stock In the pastures
which arc well wstsrci.
sheep and lambs are much -ough, aref,
not % can, but fDr the proylslon ttlre
The DAY has gone BY when you are insul'cd
by the cfy-Auy Old sheep 10 cani
The rain has come
NY carr ~ n"n''
Most farmers have sc,urd NOR TIA
an average crop ofhay
Mrs Bctsey 4 Putnam. the olict p '-
son In town. DIED Aag Sth. eyed 95 YEAR,.
Several eyed people have died In tosn dur
ing the last four mon,hs.
NC OsgOod. u. q. {. T installed ne
following named ofl-efs for Forest Lie
Loige. I o. Of q. T. Aug
Nm GushmAn, 4. T., 1rrtlc 4. Alley, y. T.
n Alley Martha osguci, D. = Arthur
n Alley. 7, Lydia ~ Alley. G. eeorfo W
Ricssr. N E.ieilA n. Lucas, n nofcuce
Lucas. . a. , 4. NasumAn, % o.
While 10 conversation with lady or
Hartford on the subject Of Temperance,
she remarked that, Il have four sous, The
eldest IS and The youngest 10 years Of ake,
aui not one OF my boys. OF their father,
ever drank q glass OF llqaor, OF was ever
guilty % usiug that nlthy weci. iobicco,
ln any form" she also claimed four sons
ln-lAw, al Temperance meu an free from
The use Of tobacco. Where l. The mother
that can claim a better record for her boys
la that dlrcciionf
Clara 4. Dunham. of Egg Rock OF Ma.
hant. Mass l. visiting friends 10 town.
Dr. Maxim has sold bis oxen f1r slGi.
Many farmer would Ike - see The man
Who wants q purchase bis lambs
II has ralncd pouring All the aftsfnoon.
accompanied By thunder, more water has
fallen than Al any one time daring The ssa'
sou.