Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
HARTFORD

The sih mouth. the sl.t day, COLI night
folloNei by hot sun-l'll have brigade
card begun.
Acres of bushes have been cut In neids
and pastures q give Yield ~ extra feel
Pull barns encourages The farmers - great
~ sciiyity.
Nathan n DcCostcr. one ~ my puplls,
OF Hartford. volunteered Tor The war of The
rebellion. enlisted iuto a colofci reg imcnt
when ihc war over De- surrendered into
thc arms of a southern LAZY. lie nov lives
with hl- family, wife and several chil.
ifrn. NJ Charlotte iiafhor, fla. lie lays
thfy hssc good schools aud religious meet
lne. Cool. from the north will soon Pc
landed iherr hy wsicr aut fail, ani South
crn good. tO the North ~ she same route.
w long knosn corr, sp1ldeut Tor The
prs. 40 E,si sumner f,il from The nov
I'D she barn into = bay rack ani from that
to abe fpori called 90 see me- on TIE ilst
H. Wss suffering from The laws NJ gravity
which DE- had learned ~ latc by experience.
10 "Siocum' l. slow % Learn. he does not
soon forget
Arsln commenced on thc night ~ tie
slst 4 thunder shoNsr aWoks mauy De-.
tween ami !. The glass rose many de-
gre. during the night Ga tac uoXi mora
ine. before eight O'Clock, the sun shpnc
bright. which proved a good DAY Tor labor
-foahtlr.s more bushes were COT on the
farms boz Hartford on the 2ii, in this part
of the Ola Llue school District thar were
ever cut before in she same number OF
hours. which must prove o b. great
gala o. the owners OF che iani
Oiartcfly meeting OF the Free Baptists
vii commence a. Ot.sneli, on The hrst
Tuesday of september
Sabhaih school concert. assisted by tht
Sabb'ah school of East Hebron. will nc
held A. East Baekfe'i, on The joih oi
August
Widow n DlCoster. long member of
the Free Baptist Church. Etst Buckneii,
Al The age OF Nj years came with her laugh
Ger from Massachusetts, % yisit rclaiives.
wish % correct a mlsstA,cmcut Ia ny
lat brigade Card Ny wifc's moth 2,
daughter of DcA Brggs, sea of sumncf'
was The ffst female who slept la Hartford.
wish o. say % II % Hebron ] DO en-
los writing. reading AMI tslsiug- am 10
hopes may Yet see Rev. ;. ID RICHARDSON
ani wife ani other citizens ffOm llcofnn
AZ my residence. will give them cop
ofcoli water. AZ least
The morning 90 the gosh was the coolest
of ibis sumner Glass Wa forty degree.
above zero AZ my residence a. sunrise. !
notice smoke on low land. whffe crops
afc p danger of frost
Iut.r,lew with /. J Watched ~ South
Parl. is highly lac rcs,ing ani should Dc
studied by every one wA1 love, +. so1l
farm aui orchard. II rcmlnds me oi
gentleman calling upon me with school
books. With view % their Introduction
lnto the schools Of the town OF Hartford
They were Ilarpers' Series, School aud
Family Readers, by Marcus Wlson. .s6i
III thea hai The power have bal since'
many would have known more OF history
etc
The crops OF oats, barley. wheat ani %
tatoes are extra la this vicinity.
Corn h.s large growth II the ffos, does
not veto the crop within a short time, Tbs
farmers will have enough Ani % spare.
All Kinds OF stock are on The gallo, oEins
% the frequent showers.
The sound OF the threshers will soon Dc
heard 10 many barns ani mills. Price oil
-four must fall. and with that all kinis OF
provision. inclujlng pork.
Hartford Spring Is sending many ools'
OF water % be- Manufactured lnt0 such
good. a. the market Ia Boston and oihei
places In Mass. calls for. The demind TOT
the goods Manufactured al the spring
house i on the Increase.
The Line school AZ Hartford commences
on Monday, the 3lst, under The sans
teacher whom Henry o. Kicker hired be
fore Buckneld became go much In favor o
aboll fishing the common school districts.
HARTFORD.