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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
NEwRY

A uii,c more rain IBIS week % gladden.
me farmer heart some might say s1i.icn.
since one can't make hay To- vet weather,
boz ln a Dry time rain l. ever welcome Al
arV season.
k.chari Trask. son % Nathaniel rrask
90 thIs town. met wita q serious accident
while ic.Nng trees last FRIDAY while seat.
Ell on "a leu tire. the bait ~ one near
him va bounced several feet into The air
By another tree falling on u, snd on CON.
Ing tosn struck kIchArt = severe bios iu
me small of thc bach lie was attentci
~ nf D A. rNaiiie 90 nethsl. AMI L. said
o. be doing Wr.L
M1nisY uIeht a msu Win = hlAfk eye
ard damaged c0uutfuanCc wks on his flv-
81. inllIring for constable neNt nora
iug WAs srrn With q nAudagsd bead goiug
Bcthe,sart lle as a dsh pciilcr. ani
bis story Is thai one labsrron smith
gave him liquor ant then pgmmelci h.m,
i0r which Dr. vowed The vengeance 20 The
az on tie sa.i Lenarron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
HARTFORD

Jaiy .lth comes IN with bright pros.
pcCt Tor securing more Of The bountifal
crop OF hay, which causes The happy farm
- 90 exciaim-Giyc Us more siOrchOuse
Tor the coming grass.
Rev. {. Keen % Hebron did preach on
The 10Th a. East Buckheld, and will preach
Al The same place and time Ou the 2Gth.
Rev Mr. foilctt % Backnelt village oc-
cup.ei bis desk on the l9ih. - the great
Joy 90 bis hearers may good health and
prosperity attend his labor OF love.
Rev. David Allen died the llth Al Ches-
terylllc. lie was my l0ng-loved friend
wc hal enloyed many happy hours To-
gcthcr.
Albion n Blckusll. whom Rev. y. W.
Bakeman spoke or In presenting por.
tralt of the late Gardner Colby painted
by Blcknelll b Colby University, worked
for me with his father haying, when =
youth. Ills father soon len and opened 4
grocery 10 Boston. Albion soon lettered,
on cards, names Of many articles FOR sale,
Which attracted the attention OF gentle
man living 10 the city. lie wished "
Know Who lc,tsred the cards. lie was In.
formed. lie requested the father 10 send
his son % him he would inform him what
% 90. lie proved friend indeed, which
resulted 10 Albion going 20 Europe.
ca The 22i a shower revived The yegetA'
Die Kingdom.
ONlug - The zoe weather. most OF the
upland hay In this vicinity will be safely
housed This week. Then the meadows,
which are extra, will be the order OF the
day. aiding many tons OF hay for the stock
when coufnet 70 the barns.
Rev. Mr. Parks, Free Baptist, oonnned
d hi. house a; Mechanic Falls, owing 10
an health. Tor long time. preached Al Can
Ton village on the Sabbath or the 10Th. lie
was formerly OF Sumner.
The DENOcRAT arrived last night, before
the lat shower; before sunset, enjoyed
A feast by looking over The Postal Brigade
Cards: much pleased 10 see Hartford
without . typographical error. dld not
see The other letter from the town OF Hart
ford; perhaps be, OF she, was hantiog io'
the original mAnus cript Leigh Hunt len,
containing the lines upon the future state
OF man.
Joseph n. Dearborn and wife live alone
on the farm In Hartford. where his pAter'
nal grandparents reared a family OF seven
sous and I've daughters. They lived on
this farm and saw the youngest child thlr'
ty-slHy years old. before death did break The
family circle. Joseph II. has one child
The wife OF Charles \. Berry, Backneld, 10
the same school district
The leaves Of the slders In this vicinity
are 80 much deyoured by small BLACK
worm that they look al distance A. u
they had been scorohed by nre. IL they
would eOufne themselves 10 the aliers'
The farmers would rejoice. The farmers
are fast clearing the slders from theii
land. believing they are q great damage u
the o sner Of the land, wherever they grow
The s2d OF July has been one OF the bes'
hay days o. the year.
|. close my Brigade Card without snotnei
x,rt iiAKTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
BETHEL

The news OF TIE death Of Gen. Grant sAs
received With profound sorrow Al Bethel
The bells we're rung one half hour at SUI.
ct aud The hush ani stiffness OF the Sab
bath prevailed throughout the village
The click % the moving machine aud
the rafting ~ carriage wheels have been
heard on every hand The past week The
quantity l. somewhat less Than lAsi year.
but The superior qlslity will make ~ me
deficiency E,ch % The merchants In our
village cot from ten 10 thirty tous % hay,
and, for fcw days. yoa will fnd The head
% the establishment Ia the dcii supcfin'
Tending the work
saturday morning IL j. showcry an vii
give The lawmakers little rest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
FRYEBURG.

Mlsses Anna and Clara Mason, who have
been teaching In Stephsntown, n. l., ar
rived last Friday 10 spend their vacation
AZ home
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain OF Portland,
Chamberlain a lIomsted. speut sunday
At Rev. J. n. MssOn's. Miss Kate Mason
OF Boston 10 also visiting her brother.
Mrs. J. \. Osgood. Of Stephen,own, y.
l.,ls visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Mcln'
tire AMI oihsr relatives.
Mrs.. Dr. Lsmson len town, last week,
b spend pert Of the sumner With her
ffiends In the eastern part Of the State.
The new hall AZ Marths's Grove Camp
ground will be ready for the G. l.. \ C.
meetings neat week.
The ladies' OF the Congregational Society
sill hold their annual fair Thursday aftef'
noon and evening, August 9.
Grace Warren IL AZ home again, Aiter
spending year with her sister, Mrs W.
A. Robinson % Franklin. y. n.
Mrs.. Kate Randall AMI Matte leave neat
week. 81 20 10 Thomaston, which viii be-
their home for time.
Some deer were seen In town shof,
time since
The Misses Cochrane OF Concord. \ H.,
are visiting their auui. Mrs Il. G. HAr.
mon.
There l. dearth OF young ladies jus,
nov, but the camping party viii PROBABLY
come home this week.
Mr.. Mary Hurd white returns, this
week. % her home Al Gilmanton Iron
Works, \. A.. making but a short visit 10
this her former home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

Stmu.. O. Grover hti nice colt. grade
Norman. $50 wears Old. lu pasture A.
Rrthr. lle wyut o. sA.t 10, q fcS dAys
az. arf ngui i ieai KILLED ~ igai.
nIns. rl f1ant
narIsIE o.. Nils. one Gay last week. sas
trr deer un y a. Nuiss inirrva'c be- goi
.aIte cart hrm They rrms.uci near by
na.fa flt-seni toto M.iss yaft. aui
gre SEQ daring the tay by TIE whole
family
oar people conmencci haying in earn
rsf. th.s Wrtk A %. Love ~ has four
sagrs 10 90 tsy.
Wrs NJ y ieuue. from oaio. l. visiting
h.r sister. Mr. T. A stoseil She hAs
nrrn enue coz Wet Cd YEAR.
Chas NJ Abhott ahmed bis great Toe
s.th a lever. htfl. and Il very lame
Artrmas Mas'n has rc-shlugicd his Ia
bic
M.ss But1n. a teacher 10 thc Deaf sui
DAMP school NJ Portland. Is sprniIog her
gacation In towo. boarding a. Mr.. A
Nasous
M Cyrcnc j Bean goes o Lancaster,
Mas. thIs week She has position in
The Industrial Schoo. there.
As Bean ~ Iiuict0n. Mas. has lct
the roaf snf moved 90 81 bis farm ~ Nor
way Lake lics.n make 10 shine To- a ~
years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
HEBRON

The barn Of Aaron Corbci,, OF Paris,
With aboat ten tons OF hay, was burned,
Wednesday Afternoon, caused by spoutan.
eous combustion % The manure. lie ha.
The sympathy % bis neighbors.
Mrs.. RICHARDSON had avery serious slck
turn. Wednesday. making u necessary 10
send for The doctor. We were In hopes
she was recovering nom her proiracted
sickness
Df. A. D. Bessey. with bis wife aud
daughter. made us a short call last week ,
be has large practice ani i looking re-
msrkah'y well
ca the lOth last Mrs.. Whtman len
here to visit her relatives In MassAchnsctis
ant especially her great grandchild, who
va born rccen ID At Lowell Her last r..
marx o. us wAs " To be- sure ami write at
cRar every Ncsk. She Is missed by mNuy
fflruis
By Invitation OF J. H. Baeknam. esq f,
ne gaartsitc wili siug a. The camp meet
ng q, Mechanic Falls. Aug. =.
Two parties have visited Streaked Monn-
tain f1r biaebeFric-, this week. Mossrs-
CushmEn. Graves AMI BeArce made The
fr,t nip and. being successful, larger
company made The second Mr.. BeArce
carried q picker. and accomplished 80
much more than the rest Of The party, That
Prof Mayo. wao Goes not Intend 20 sec
work done on small scale, concluded
% hold thc pals Ari light Sylvauus's pipe,
Whereby out % four bushels brought home
by the parties. Sylvanus and Mayo picked
tWo.
O. W. Cushman i doing the mason
work on NJ. Shuftisfs house AZ South
Paris lie bought nice col; Of II. A.
eastman. and drives back And forth ever
DAY
Mrs. Clark ant hsr daughters ~ Chel.
sca. Mass A. x.s.tlug their relatives
here. They ar uos AZ Mrs. Bfays
Imam Davis 90 WAitham, Mas. avery
bright uti'c GIRL ~ "a YEAR,, can repct
the sli Psalm To- very Interesting man
ucr
We received a copy o. The >Isirrsl %.
raf SIa.I a vAcaton lournal. ~ farkc
o.. Dinglsy. There are over Too cottages Al
Squirrel l.lani
rhe nr.i paper ever Published a. Mon'
500 Wa pflnici AZ Bangor q fcN weeks
sIuce. and j. called Iis WsfiiT STATE. The
Noudcrfui slate quarTics were nfsi iiscov'
erred in the year $50, AMI are nov sending
oct immense quantities % slate % the ar
,crcut states Cor roocng AMI other puf.
poses The ine hotel Al Monson i nAmci
Lake ulehron. from The Lake Of that name
situated 70 The village. The lake received
- name on account % q grant Of land
oWnsd hy th.s Academy.
Mrs.. TO lsion % Boston will soon leave
Can't nunham's Tor SAratoga. \. \.
More visitors are expected.
Albert NJ RICHARDSON i helpful daring
vacation. not Only % bis father and moth
er. who are iil. bat also 10 The community
ai pahiIr mcstlugs, etc. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
nHLENMnOn

Id. vr GnniNIn preached AZ Green.
r..U.F. the frsi Skhhaih In JAY, ant
t..rr again In flur weeks Last
$50. urnf chase occupied h.s pl'pIt 90
-.r.-f arf Del preached 40 l,ckcls Nils
- t.. soris-"Ani Z. if he uftei up.
|raFa. uen urt1 me IN was sal
d. n. .r ar.o sermon.
w. t-r rar.rg tte hardest trulth here.
.stf ...r krcs st tt.s time of thc year.
~. s streams ani crops are try lng
Al. CHESS ~ have a Eopt. generous
rr...r rfrrvihIrg vil Cry up pastures
Ii. .... q very Short. ani cattle begin to
..E .I.r thr fence .uto t1c Gels
fu.. GAS 81 ses I'M thc act puuoCEsr,
.... r.ncrt A. average crop 10 hkY
,..t.t a.tY lac me mAn Sho declared,
La. era.t uot raise anything he aoQcd
... FL colint
las arc having rather bard lack
Unl,trV fcs Wrrks ago, hrF.
A. IRn losta litter of twelve chick
II. ght as shortly after smother
ett anf one of our n.ighnors,
e. .H.Erf out -N turkeys us spring
r.a .lt r1.Y d. ieft Last Scek they o.
...' .Fn dollars f1r thc.r Oh gohnlcr,
Al. l fay or TO- a1srsari- iouui hin
b. ... pssil-c. klci ant partly te.
. Ief mvse.f 49, paid Or writing
t.. ...f samaritan. In the several YER
.rs ulnis poem wh.ch 20 csasci O.
s.rf I sce a'so thai Hartford
nT Itst production worthy 10 DO
nsr bel yci live to write 90 h.s
Al. eco anf my uaiIvc town. many YEAR,
AT. .. a.f fnt a home where t1crc Is $40
r.nfhIs morn rg. boz row clear.
aetn h1t .ci us Pei thankiu. for q
In
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A. .arsa ni his wife from Georgetown,
N... .-r spending q fcw weeks Win her
D. r Dresser, wlo occupies tac
steal % thc ate JACOB Dresser,
Hts one ~ our worthy ant snostAn-
.l Another sister of 4. 4.
.-...r Mrs. Addison Love.1y 10 South
.l.. recently visited tlc % HOMESTEAD,
r rt the Sk11kth there. A. these
.i. s r.turn 81 visit tac home of tae.r
very gratifying to meet then
fl sanctuary where t1e.r parents
-.tarty worstlpei. ih ugh q little
rHF leatcf ani q, see tae Dresser
10 Cd oVcrf1Wing as in days oi
tlr Romantic =. Cross sud children
t-. ....fnr a.s father frAnkAn Cross, a..
.. lr Henry A. They both reside il
...u
r.rre valuable steers were klci oy
.nlnr. on the l0th last. Iu tle pasture
Justice Asp.nwAl they were nos fl1ni
nearly Ncck. being .n q tl.ok growth
youne trees many ~ wl.cl were struck.
To- steers were year n.t
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= BETHEL.

The citirsus OF this parish met on The
ism. ant huIlt very pretty ani sapsiAn.
al fence arount the cemetery All trimmed
I. up lusiie. greatly Improving The looks
of the cemetery they also had The icnee
paluted -,.,.,
FB. Hove met with q serious accident
on the e1i lie was riding from The hay
fs'f on spfing board with Two scythe-'
wt.n the sat broke down ant threN hin
y. to the scythe- 10 such q manner A. u
rut a deep gash about IN inches long right
,cro.s his back Dr. Hiram Abbott
dressed the wound. sewing u Up 10 three
different places.
Nj Hastings AMI wife. from fy.ourg'
Ar. visiting Al J. ID. llasting-'s.
Mrs.. 4. ;. Bartlett has returned rom
visit % Berlin. \. II.
Fmma brown ant FLORA Bartlett have
asa closei a successful term OF school
The gld i a lovely daY,-sueh oeaatiu
wr.ther makes the haymskers happy.
OsI - rIch wlfh rarest beauty l. THIS sunny
A.. - ~.rm win,is. sonly sixhing. van ssee'
r.inr. from the noscrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

uttrs gt1 .n earnest iast Mouisy
.r Dob krfuI. tlf .n some portions o.
t.. t.Ha riru.rs Nrrc Wo.. gu1rr way .as'
sea-
H.crut a.ns anf warn weather hafe
.rnl-Nt goo rr.rs 'Irearf enr'.r..N
Ilst q. las. trr >..aCtu.r 0f t..s CO.'S
CO.. s.a .lrf. e.th \. n lHlkr ts sarf.f
nruuna.aief tae .uc hftwrfn iaf
t.f.s 'rUu AuioTrr Nrr t' ttr t0Nn r1ai
r.I- I.an lrrssrYs Parties osu.ug .tri
..N.ary Verr fearfl. taN tne fr.rrh
.ltiug timber la nrrnr se-c trrs
... 81 ani called 'or tte Doe to he rlr.
mas NrNcou1 ani wife of lf. f-inr.
...' tN..r daughter. Mr. $. TAYLOR. .tsi
n
a. tri s.lc a. a. q a. >.as ID.
.t came iron noston. ...k frnm
s.-k o. ii better u1s. arl wU.
t.. ..trfa drove 10 lambs OBJ uhrErf.
W.am las nolgat a horse af A..
ut. Ecni Oh Barnsns. a. Lew.s.
A.H1tt cir.ri beg school AZ Hog
'. . .ri .ust. NIth very satisfactory
SO .trgc p1riIDn of Che plpis not
.i. rr anseui fhy.
Ir.ssrY saN bear ani twn Cubs,
faF. Dear hc Garland place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

.. ..el aut wife are home from Is.
Pals ur short time. hC l. doing
s .t.rr Using Zoe pair of Hereford
tr bis mos.ng machine Instead oi
r..s
N. people thlnk schoolma ans are 80
g- thii they are stif a. pokers. We
sigr.r une Roxhury teacher - raking
iI r irlsement daring her vacation.
h- .l..eao1'maam. ROW bride, aitef
10 husband load some hay. wished
"A. ata ue.g hbors house on The other
'.... re river Her husband took her
s SHOULDERS. CALAMITY forced ne
'..ir lrt dropped her into the neigaoor',
--lt-I
t.r ~ysslf or the printer maize The
$3.50. l That " sonnet. which wa-
f lli ~ the Hebron Z. e. r. The
r rsertef an 'l' lu "cheerly' Which
.f1 eri1rscs. which l. rIghtt Bat.
~ mi. Hartford. tlt not say nv name
- % T. ID Potter m may not b
AL good a name. haf 10 surely i not
NJ York breaches a. Roxbury
f.,f Alr g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

GENERAL GR,Sr's MEMOIRS The al
tentlon OF our readers. and those desiring
profitable employment particularly, Is
called 20 tie advertiser mt OF the Mhne
Book Agency. Eugene II. Jadkins, man.
sger Since it, establishment, nearly 4
year ago, ths mtn sger has sought To Sc
iect, from the vast ocean OF subscription
books Published. only the best and most
merltorious works 10 place bsfore the
people OF Maine. That he has succeeded,
bis present list published In this issue,
testlncs.
The Personal Memoirs Of 4. 5 Grant,
written by himself, under this simple title
lis q work that every American citizen
should take pride In possessing. Territory
on IL Is very valuable. Mr. Juikias In
forms Us that The general sgents are under
bonds t2 per cent, that Is, 10 sell two
sets TO every hundred populations Oxford
County, with 5000 population Is bonded
h O, 900.
For this. ADD many other popular works
OF almost equal importance-a few work
ing agents DESTROYS OF making money
are wanted. Apply Immediately % 3sj
Congress Street, Portland.
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0IT,EAlD.

Qal,- large amount Of hsy hes been
pat intD the barns this week and al report
. better yield than expected.
Edith Hicks Il taking music lessons Of
Mrs. Geo I. Burnhtm.
'lIsrt" Cola 1. ball. lag him new sta
bile. which be very much needs.
J T. Sklllings i hallding . large dry
hpus' u store bis spool sto,k Or higher
price
G.i ~ see our old friend. whltmtn,
b,cs ~ ths telegraph ofiicci he has be' n
sssy. an the sick list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

Cora q Mksol has returned from thc
..t-,.ie. arf wc are gal o. SCI Der ouce
-. occlpY az Der position lu che Post
U- W. Davis ari talchter. of South
.I-s wrrr here. CHS week
West Bethel Ssnnath school ~.
... ar rufrrtt.rmcut at t1e chlfch hcrc
.- r..r.ihY evening JAY rI VIII an Gee
cram festival .n Grange ball, admission
only -f Ccuts arl - hoQf tat
SSH rnIci
lllt IaIt1Ar Cora ls wishing Der
D. E Brggs
..lr.. ulnhsm. Keeper of Egg Rock
.l.t .f enc coast of Nthalt. Mass. with
.l.crt.r ant sou. Isl vis.tng friends
..- a.' n Nnsun.
.aef 90 West Paris. Nss I'M town.
-s SEGA. sith biz worierfli mci.clccs.
-. essences
.ay crop Is being secured iu good
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PORTER

Frnr. arc gstting al0ng nicely With
their hsying. bot the crop will be very
ught
~. N,ncy stanley. "a aged lady Of this
place. died on Thursday last She was
soms ell hty wear. % sge. and hal been
sick quite long time.
NJ. JI,epa I Rice Is qlltc sick With
cfysipelns
n Plil,bafy Hbasc A. kIu Falls IL
nuug ~ rapidly Agsln This sumner with
boiriyr. from The city itisavery pleasant
place
There gill BE- qllie a nam)cr a,tcni the
Temperance Camp mccilng Al Se0ago Lake
ou Saniay next 10 l. q pleasant riic down
there AMI q nice place 10 20 aai spend
day 10 recreation. The spsaklog aoi play.
lng Ani siog.ng will be 1rstclass, ani
those who 70 will have tp.casant time.
Mr. Melissa BtriNsn Of Somerville,
Mas d, here Ca visit - her ffienis be-
fore g,ing ives, u Join her husband
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28
RIfMFORD

some farmers have aal.h - hay los. ADJ
other, have Just bsgun Taosc shp dii
their hsying last week bad favorable y e.
thef.
B.rii,s Of al klnI. ate very pleutlful,
thi- season. They grow by The roadside,
ani ln nriis where none ever grew befJf' :
surely the oldest luhibitant never knew
the Ike.
james Ilatch.ns Of Lowell i stopping It
Prices.
Zulu Hgtchlo., daughter OF y II llatcl.
ms. OF Aaburn. l. visiting friends Ia town.
Mrs Orfln MARTA ani her son ffank from
IIavsrhll. Mas. are also visiting friend.
and fsls'lvrs mere.
Poster. advertise tsJ embellishments +.
ons maslcsl Cstcrri, 20 up ny home
tal~ut vita thc a.sisttn-e % slsitlng
ffirnis room away. Ia The Cougregailonal
chuf,h - The Point. on Ssturiay evening !,
the Other. combination shus -" Toe
great sol Only llof.nan, etc AZ fnc,'-
ball. on M1niay eyenlpg. clp'lns With q
slCl 81 ItnrH
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WILSON'S MILLS

A barn raising a, a. n. Fun,.. and a
chopp.ug bee AZ klas Bennetts. the pa,
Wcsk
kvcu 1ody Is uow busy hsyiug. snd ws
are having very fle scaihcr.
Crops are nov growing rapidly the po-
tato nuE has run hls race, and len for parts
unknown
Beir.cs 90 al klnds arr very abundant.
ant 90 excellent quality.
t. :. Bean las rstaruei from iiiinois.
AMI rCports business duu In the section OF
tho Co1utry ne visited
Mrs Martha Pickett. one 20 our Oh rs
fcnts. : now visiting AZ her daughters
Nrs. Iohn Ohisous. Visits from friends
ar one OF The pleasures that sumner
nrIngs o.
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rgy POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
NORWAY LAKE.

NJ. -f.r-DEkE SIE
V,~vof thc farmers dui.a hsyiug this
- "a. r|ng irom ne iosssi A1oli one
49, -,ere han was cxqcctct-
H.. rrerIng ltst week ne Ltke-iies ~
...l A. trrre BE- srreutic ron ne
N.rssv ctiet baut.
...-.. Crockett aui Others arr oaildlug
...----r house in Jlaae- eros kett1- pines,
100. .harc OF the Ltkc. santsy seems
....ft..r eofklng GAY.
F-.rk llt's hts ilst rtilrnei iron "A.
veil r,sus nss lso Lake Cor short
from hef lsoors.
~. Ssrth Nsshs.l ani Sadie nouo-
-. ..I Master u Wt'Ch are expected
~. .s ths.r Relatives. thc drst 90 this
nHE
60. t.s place. last saturday sni san
,-r.t .str htf, lt- lnh toSn meet
.......... OBJ thr Norssy Water Cumra.
II ..-...lav of th's vel. t. oh|rct
...... f ere town 20 Norway Nil en-
-. ... NrrNay Water Company from
..... "a f.ra term 10 Cd years.
~. F urFc - very il. recovery Is
tr
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ANDOYER

Rev Mr. ogden Episcopal conducted
services AZ the Coug1 church. las, Sunday
forenoon ant evening, In the afternoon
the Congregational Sabbath-soho0i gave
an interesting concert.
Mrs wiillsm Poor AMI family from Port
Chester, y. Y, are stopping Al II W.
poor'r.
River drivers have been camping At the
m ruth OF the East Branch for few days
bat have now moved down stream.
IIsyiog Il about all one sees OF hears
about iast now . fair crop will be- secured
amer all
The steam mill shut down last Friday.
flr repairs, but started sgaln. Wednesday.
FY Bartlett Is 10 town agaln, meniing
the time pieces.
Mrs james Moorhead ant Annie Moor.
head of Washington, - e are visitiug A.
Mrs VI : Drcs ser's
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DIXFIELD.

stephen Z. Grifeth Of Dlxneli, died this
morning. Jaly q, 1885, In the Insane Asy-
lum Al Augusta. aged 81 years. lie was
one az our most respected citizens. lie
was born In town OF Livermore. was the
sou OF The late Capt. Hezekish Griffith,
was A harness. maker by traie and learned
his trade OF Hon. Josiah w. Whltten OF
Buckneli; when he had completed MS
trade, being then oply n years OF age, he
located himself In Dlxfeld ss harness
maker. lie was very successful In his
business and was prospered In scenmuist
ing property. lie married. Sesn hsynolas,
a daughter OF Ira Reynolds o. Canton, who
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Fine weather f,r h,yluE. All 10 Is vel
Improved
poistors are .ook.ng nicely The hclis
Ar nos one mkss 10 blossoms.
TIE great event of MS week wAs lee
turc .a Ahnous Hal ~ Latter Day
Saut some werc satisfied In I've mia
nfes. some in ten. While others eutarcf
rlt..nig lntl ths eud
Davis o. Brooks raised his barn, Sataf-
fsv
Toe Raym1oi Brothers ar bulii.ng q
stah.e
Frcfi.. Evans of 50 ueham. O. visiting
a. cd d. Ahhotts
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.. W. NankIrk preached good
.t.t Sahhaih. from MARI lV-Ii-
.. c..i lsn Coz thc pace. aul DIS
ar...- 'nrst-lke cricavors Oh icai TIE
a-. iac people 3D. a h.gcr ne cannot
g.. f,.h1a ChAse has been s.s.lug rci-
l.I.. .t f1c uIL
N-. u % kcndsl Is quite poorly.
PAIN. have maic thc hay crop look
Wc lar thr moving machine, Co
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CENTRE LOWELL.

Mrs. NJ. 4. Abbott IL now recovering
from her Illness.
E.P. Head from San francisco Il visit
ing his father, Dea Abel Head.
Haylng Is now well through with the
crop on the upland will be sbou, two-thlrds
that OF last year.
Mrs. Joha Holt with her daughter,
Blanche. Is stopping with her brother. G.
X. Chapman.
It's. stesrns aud family are stopping for
the sumner with Y. 7. Stesrns.
Albert Freeman and wife, formerly Glars
Hsmblen, are visiting y. g. Iiamblen.
Wednesday morning, Dr. French found
one OF his horses dead 10 the stable.
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EXCLUSION. Mount Mica Lolge. No.
~. I. o. o. T.. will give It's annual ex.
curion q Portland and the Islands. on
Wednesday. August S. iss5-ons week
from rex, wednesday. Tickets from
West Pas. South Paris and Norway 10
Portland and ntarn. will be cold for one
dollar. R'und trip tickets to the Islands.
admitting to 0reenwood Garden, &c,
elias See large posters printed at this
Office II the day Is fair. doubtless there
will be q large crowd.
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W SUMNER

Everybody Is basy hayiug The hay
crop l. better than va expected four
weeks ago.
NJ. =. Hove All family % Lyuu, afc 10
town, F.stIug
Tae daughter cfC wlng died very sui
denly. las, week Rev. Mf Gichfisi
preached thc funeral scrmou.
CHARLIE pa.s.ior AMI family are in toNu,
visiting. today. -.i
ID. Sau11rn Isl ln t1su.
D. NJ Chtuf.er continues about The
same.
schools lre closed
n'acbcrrlcs are coming ln; tleY are
very plenty. th.s year