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

SATURDAY Al 2p m the bell Of the Con
grcga,lonsl church having already been
tollci uuill The numhsr OF strokes counted
the years 81 the dead hero, large audience
gathered Tor the memorial services. The
church was carefully aud suitably deco
rated A specially selected choir gave
several appropriate caAut. ami hymns.
Aiifcsss were male ~ 10 W. G..
T0Nle ~ the q. A. X. Rev y. \ stone
Of the SwcienbofglAn Church. Rev " II
Gfesnaalgh Of the Methodist AMI Rev j
X Mason, ID -. of the Cougrsg ttloual
Rev ; n Hayes % Boston, preached
sunday morning. At the Congregational
church
Sunday evening there was Temperance
meeting Al the yestry A. the annual
meeting OF the Association hti ocen de-
laycd. 10 was voted that those 10 once
should holi their placcs smother year.
MARY BArrows was The only Young lAiy
who received hiss from General Grant
when be passed through ffycbars several
years ago she was then q child Ia her "a
theirs arms.
Mrs. John wcst0n. while rl4ing near
walkers mill. last week. was thrown TON
the wagon AMI her len arm broker.
Frank Bolles % the BpsioH ANrsrfiscr,
sas and carefully observed more than six
" varieties of birds igflng his FEW weeks
stay here.
Summer boAricrs have About reached
the high TIDE OF last seAsOn-ihe oxford
House AMI smaller h)Arilng houses nov
being full.
The NJ D.. camp meeting held al Martha :
Grove this week, will continue tll the l'th
inst
The severe rain on Thursday iii much
damage, several bad wAsh0uts 10 different
part. OF the town being reported. The
railroad track between fryebafg all Con
way Centre Is la such condition today
Friday that passengers from one ualn
have - De carried - meet another on The
other ie OF the break.
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The steam mill has shut d0sn fir lack
0i timber, but a. parties are - commences
haallag At ouce. IL will start again In abJut
tn days, meanwhile ues flu1istlDn l. "a
be- bullt fOr the engine
There 4. decided boom ln measles this
wcsk-About thirty eases are reported,
with more - fuliow
Rev Mr. Jackson. Of Psosl iruce. u +,
preached a. The CJnsrrgN' ipah church,
sunday morning 10 "a cvgnlos Ne S,p'
bath school gave praise concert
The NJ D. Ladies Circle mt Win Mr..
Slmla Clttlog. Thursday cyrnlng ~ this
wrrk
Fd Ay. the NJ sibnaih.schcol gave a
concert a, the school house
Carte NJ Corsoa of Bfldgton !, 10 teach
The fall term Of school - No
"has Mcssefys .. paiiilng st,l'c.
Slmc of the farmer, afy done BAY lng
bui much has rvmsi1s . be made 10 this
srctlon a. yet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
TgE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE


r..vth.nr iooks n1urishiug. TIE Gar.
...aru'c have received nom . thirt
.rlsftsr isss hay his year than lAst
rr1sr Who have nsSly -see,i,ti grouni
-...rr IaNiIi rea'ire more than an aver
.--r.,. oar ate rsIrs were welcome q
-. SO rave fnishcl hayirg ani expect
...-,rl crop % grass.
a.. fri ballard ani daughter are stop
- rr afeW weeks. Siih Alfred shat.
$50 NeahaT ard Sadie Dotovan sr,
....f.re relatives here
c-,r.rs rcrrys daughter SUI usrry
So. srs sfarrIng az Osgooi ferrys.
r,.f rcrs1ty afttfaoou thc Norway vii.
-. ..sr.r bore through oar streets ne
--..-snr our ate aut mach respected
.-r s1n1sr Fro.t Mt frosi came
49, v.s.tr1asltis o. thls viciu.iy, and
49,. h..n trgarci iu agriculture. ha,
...-. rsrrr of many farms anf rtsi.
go. Er ilst 90 these wts Z a stand Al
~. r.r.tasri ty James smith. A1ou'
...t..r. GO. tsv.ng disposed OF h.s rca'
~. m. removed to Lyru. where d. has
~ $500 lives VITA BIZ tslghtsr. ~
.....ae f.. oue son AMI Two daughters
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pARIs

~. FllleorOwa, the n)isi dentist OF
Portland, WAS Ia town last week.
senator AMI Mrs. Hamlin drove over n
llcfdsiale farm. Canton, last Thursday.
senator lIamlln Is much Interested 10 stock
AMI farming A ). Austin, esq accom-
panied the party 70 Canton la order %
make cure that they obtilnei gJ0i view
OF the farm
Mss Smalrs lecture oa Holland, Friday
evening. was very entertaining .ni 10.
s,rucuVe. She IL bright speaker, and
kept her eyes open while la Europe. IL
was shameful that Only a dozen people
gathered % hear her The DENOCRAr will
here lft-r advise lecturers % give the Hlll
a cold shoulder. IL Is embarrassing 10 In
wife speakers here, and have 80 small al
audience they cannot pay expenses. Miss
Small Is q sister Of Mrs. Dr. TiliOn not OF
Mrs. Dr. Evans a. We erroneously stated,
last week.
We hal three Paris I'LL reporters, last
week, aud between us. We failed 10 report
the entertainment by the Uniyersalis, Sab
bath school. IL was largely attended. The
Peak family took well. aud the Ice cream
Was all sold
Spring pig for sale-luqulre At ihl. Of
dee.
Any person wishing 10 plrchase a home
on Paris llill should call al this oiilce. We
have 'or sale 1.-TWO story house with ell,
stable and two acres OF land we'll stocked
with fruit trees.
There WAS large congregation al church
last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Morrill, OF Ando'
yer, Mass. gave q very Interesting dis
course. There were many strangers 10
town.
Mr. A. l.. Barbank OF Portland, spent
Sunday with his family At Msjor Mellenis.
The fall term OF Paris iiill Academy vii
open. September LIST. under charge OF j. II
Chsfiin, esq. Mr.. Chsfln IL teacher o.
wide experience. lie has taught over 5e
schools. We trust the Academy will b,
well pstronlEed. Miss A. Louise Doe vii
teach q primary school At the brick sc hoo
house, 20 begin the same day.
Mrs. Adabelle kimbsll OF Boston IL Wis
ltlng her father, II. T.. Hammond, esq.
Alanson Briggs OF Lawrence, Mass u
In town.
The Uniyers alist Sabbath School, A.
sisted by Henry sturtevant OF Hebron, vii
present the Operetta RED Rldlnghood'
Rescue" t Academy Hall, wednesta,
evening. Aug. 10Th, at 8 o'clock. Admls
sion, 2jc. children, loo. The entertain
ment will close with q promenade concert
| Dancing free.
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We sincerely hope that the report may
prove untrue thst there has been rum
shop (othcr~lse known A. liquor agency
established In Milton.
We a. believe that II would have been
better hsd /, cyclone struck this locality;
That IL VII DO more harm than good
That where The molssses Il, the bees vii
gather
That there ought TO be Law and Order
League established In every town;
That there will be one here ere long
That there will he little work To do In
this town drst
That Jack has pleased Us, by keeping
away;
That We can get along without bis con-
pAny.
That We believe they will nnally DO some
business AZ Ramford Fails;
That they have got good man In Wal
40 fsttsugin 20 manage the business.
Tia, Rev. Mr.. French Il hard working
man;
That be sets a very good example for all
% follow.
That "Oid White Cap seems % be do
iug her duiy In supplying blueherries 10 q
small multitude % persons. n
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HEBRON

sabbath day, Dea Moody conducted :
prayer meeting.
ga The lsih inst Prof whitney will con
duct praise neeting.
The visit % Old Orchard has proved
very beneficial 90 Rev. =. n. Richardson.
Mr.. Turner and his wife have been Wis
ting their relatives Al wcs, Paris, This
week.
The children enjoyed picnic In Mis-.
Bailey yard. Tuesday alernO0n. A public
Invitation was extended 10 all Mrs. l.. Il
Merrill AMI Miss Merrill aided much 10
waiting upon the children. aud entertain
Ing the visitors. Mr.. Fuller OF Boston,
Miss Merrill % \. Y, Mr.. Df. bsfrows OF
Boston. Miss Young o. Portsmouth. Mrs.
Davis sGd lima % wsitham, were among
The guests. Two solos were nnely rem
dsrcd BY Mrs Davis.
The prospect Il encouraging for The
Academy. a. q large number Of students
have been here duriug The week To engage
rooms Tor The fAll term.
Miss Perkins. a music teacher from Cam
bridge. Mass. visited here this week she
ai.o visited the place last Sumner aud vas
obliged 90 return % oxford smld . thunder
shower on both occasions.
a. A. eastman. eel succeeded 10 bring
log hls mother home from Lewiston aboai
thrce weeks ago. Her eighiy-hrst birth.
day occurred on the 18Th inst, and she re-
lolccd greatly % think she hAi succeeded
ln reschug HON. Her daughter desired
her % rsmain with them. bat she longed
for Der former boautlfal home. The chill.
drcn arr very klui 10 her ant even durlug
her nervous Sickness. her family are al
Kind ami paiieut, her recovery IL NerY
doubiful
Mr.. eastman carries about I'D pounds %
milk % West Mlnot every morning. HIS
farm hss yielded 30 tons % bay OF nnesi
quality. n
Dog dAys-nOi very favorable Tor dry
log graIn much has ben cut tbs week
Mr. Auscl eastman Il quite sick, bot Al
at accounts was more comfortable.
Fanny Cushman u Improving
Mrs.. Littisfeli. % Auhuru, L. visiting
hcr father. L. ; Bampus
We would correct one statement made
at week Miss CLARK Of Wis, l. niece 10
NJ Dcs. Mooiy.
Mrs. LsBarron has gone 10 visit friends
n Mass
Gar little village Il qultc lively with
summer visitors comlng And going.
Mr.. Poster nnis ready market for her
hluehsrf.e. They are Of en- extra nne
quality.
A praise meeting. conducted by Prof
whltnsy. vii be In order. Saniay, August
frth e.
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DlXFlHI.D.

Dlcd-ln Dlxasld. Aug. ~, 1856, Mrs..
L0uiEl Newton, wife 81 Estes Newton
aged u years and months. This oouPl'
were united 10 marriage BY Isaac Park
esq In November. 1880. | was teaching
school In the district. and was boarding Al
Esquire Parks. when they came there aud
were married, d1y.nVe years ago neN, No
,ember There II q lady now living on
Paris mn, who was visiting there, Al The
time, and Who also witnessed the GER mo
ny with me, and doubtless will remem
Der 10
Also, died In DAncld, Aug i2lh, MIS-
LOUIS Babb, wife Of Moses Babb, aged O
years. These two were smong the old
settlers % DIXneld, many OF whom have
died within few months past
Died, In Milwaukee, Wis. August sth,
lss5, Charles II. Randall, ouly son Of lsasc
Randall, aged 81 years Ills father, Isaac
Randall, I. nephew Of isaac Randall, esq.
Of DlNnold Said Charles II being mail
agent between Milwaukee aud Chicago, Al
the time OF his death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
OXFORD

Taos. Bakers store has been open from
DID, O'Clock uutu q. flr several days an auc'
t.on sac viii take place on the l,th.
Mr Palmer ant wife % y. 4, are AZ the
Lake House.
Ms Aueu OF Boston. Is guest Of DR..
llerscy.
Ana Pcniexter. recently retained from
the West. has been visiting her sister
Mrs Darrell
TIE safe OF the Harper Manufacturing
Company a. Welchville Was taken ron
the crce aud carried a short distance and
blown open and the contents distracted.
The same night Morris Clark's store Wa
broken lnto ant goods taken.
Isaac Hackett OF Conn was brought
here Cor burial. saturday.
Mss Carrie small lccturct, "wednesday
evening suhiect-"A Taik on Holland.
Howard Farringtous child has been verJ
slck. Al last accounts Il was Lot expected
% live.
Mr. Joseph Robinson has been qait'
sick. h1t Il better.
Oa Tuesday, a party OF thirty OF more
among whom were the guests al willow
brook Farm. Dr.. uersey's family and Geo
ZONES ana wife went on the steamer Island
Be'ls 10 Meguircs Island on picnic ex
carsion. Hardly a day passes that WIS
bpsv ut,ie steamer u not engaged In car
rylng parties % the Island. The house i
baIit In he Qleen Anne style and Is near
completion. ~ -,
TIE l.iiss OF the N. T.. Society. a.
wsiehvIlia. have raised the sum OF 50 a
A sqpper given by them, which sun VII o
given % repair The church,
A horse owned BY Mr.. Cotton got staei
a., In the mud 10 the river, and was una
he ID extricAte Itself until boat vas pro
cured II was then helped out without 10
Ms. Cook OF Harrison has been spend
Irr a week with her daughter, Mrs. Hsken
Mics stirling OF Peaks Island, Is VISITING
A. Mr. Eatonls.
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NRwRY

A good deal OF grass Is sin Standing
though few have dashed up their hay.
ing. The crop proves 10 be about A. good
A. Il was asst year.
Last sunday party OF blueoerriers hAl
a scare on Puzzle Mountain. Hearing cries
A. distance they answered several times,
supp0sing some person to be calling a.
last the screaming drew SO near and
sounded 80 savage. they concluded that
discretion was the better part OF yAlor'
and beat q hAsiy retreat down TIE moan
tain. The creature, whstever Il was, par'
sued them almost into the open land al The
foot OF The mountain. The party are con
nient that they were chased by yeritaole
Indian devil. Some think they were more
scared than hurt. as other parties on the
mountain heard nothing more savage than
the hAllOOs Of a party searching for one oil
their number. Last Tuesday, tho writer
fnd boys went up aud brough; on NC
bushels unm0lested.
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TRIP TO ALBANY BASINS

hAAaNhf 49,
w. Editor. SIR:
Your correspondent has this day had the
pleasure OF visiting the Albany Basins, In
company with thirteen others, aged from
four TO seyeniy-seyen. Among the nun
Der was Prot. l. n. Cummings and family
OF Uxbrldge, Mass, Rev. y. Webster oil
Hartford, Conn, Dea. J. II Loyejoy, esq,
OF Albany, and wife, who Is seveniy-seyen
years old. We partook Of bountlful
meal with hot coffee, cakes aud pie, spread
on q table ma ale % order by the Rev. MT.
Webster and Prof Cummings and Deacon
LoyeiOy, on the spot and spread on The
bank OF the running brook. Al this meal
We had fruit cake over year old; but a.
this good Deacon expressed IL, 1T was mol
like the Israelltes' pot OF mannar." A. II bad
KEEP. In perfect order, and IL was unsni'
mOusly voted by all that those who do moi
avail themselves OF the privilege OF visit
ing this wonderful piece OF natures work,
make a great loss.
Coming back on our arrival al Hunts
Corner, the whole party was Invited 10
take tea with an aged couple, j. III. Love
Joy and wife, At whose house their house
keeper, Miss Anna X. Cummings, had al
things In readiness, and judging from the
looks OF the table she had misjudged us,
and supposed Us To be q half.stsfyed mul
tltade from the highways and hedges.
Here we spent the evening In social chat
Interpreted with music, and all len feel
ing this day will not soon be forgotten by
those present
Haying Is over and our farmers dad .
fair crop harvested and In best OF order.
All other crops never looked better and
berries OF all kinds are the plentiest fo'
years and on the whole We see no reason
for being discouraged, a. our little village
Is increasing In population OF late by lway
OF q little son al A. Hollis, and daugh
ter at y y. Wheeler's.
one on IuE Bows.
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high appreciation OF bis public services.
The meeting was called 10 order by v. w.
Woodbury. Of the committee, who in Few
remarks sst forth the purposes of IN"
meeting. and the pfopflety % Joining the
nation In these services. lie said great
man had fallen aud his greatness wa-
most conspicuous IN his silence. lie bore
the cslumny and detrsction % enemies
ani the criticism Of friends. without open
ing his mouth Wisdom tells us, "Gr,at-
er l. he that Tulsth bis spirit than be that
takeih a city" Judge Foster was called
TO preside. Miss Laura Hall presided al
the orgsn. and opened the exercises with
. voluntary. and was followed ~ vocal
musical selections by q select choir under
the direction OF j. &. Billings. Rev. ia.
yid Garland offered the opening PRAYER,
AMI selections OF Scripture we're read BY
Rev. ID w. Hardy. Judge Foster. Ia an
eloquent address, reviewed the military
character 81 the illas,fious dead spd al.
dresses appropriate and eloquent, we're
made By Abner Davis Msjor A. NJ True,
Commander Of Brown Post, q A. X who
we're present In uniform; A. y. lIsrrick,
ssq and nv. ID. w. Hardy. The closing
prayer was odrred ~ Rev. jacob Horton,
and he audience Joined In singing Que
verse OF " Nearer my Odd 10 Thee Rev.
David Garland pronounced the bensdlc.
tioa The entrance % the house was
drspsi With L \ flags and f,stoons OF
cfspr. AMI. inside, the organ and altar
w,rr suitthly decorated by II & Barker.
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LOCKES MILLS.

There does not seem to be much news a,
this tlme-eyerythlng Is quiet
There was quite q party al Wooisum
Rink, Saturday evening. Next saturday
evening, AFTER the usual skate, all who
wish can enjoy themselves with q social
dance until twelve O'Clock; good music
will be furnished by the rink band.
Mrs. AEel Bryant Is very low with con-
sumption, and there are no hopes OF her
recovery.
william y. Kendall, for many years q
resident OF this town, died AZ his home IN
Sweden. the past week; he leaves widow
and family.
There u no flock. bo~ever watched AMI
tended,
Bu, one dead lamb Is therei
There IL no nrcside. howsoe'er defended.
but has one vacant chair"
Angus, iith, Mr.. PhllbroOk. with Sher-
IN wormwell, OF Bethel. visited Hiram
Blsbee. and drove away all OF his live
stock.
10. Tibbcts and wife are visiting their
son, y l. Tibbets; also, Miss A. Downs
Is visiting her friends, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Tio-
bets.
Wv. ssnborn OF the Osrori CouAiy Al
sert.ser, Is stopping NJ the MI Aoram
IIoase
Mrs. Hazel Bryant was buried Thurs
day. Mr.. Artemas Felt was buried, We'd
nesdsy.
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BUCKFIEI.D

DARING The heavy shower % last Thafs.
day afternoon lightning struck the store
OF Capt e II. Prince, giving the inmsies
AMI people 10 the ncighboflng buildings a
severe shock. Tue bolt struck TIE chin
ney. kuocklng % the TOP. then eutercd the
roof. running down q rAner Ani Oui again
through the roof Bat llttlc damage was
done The river WAS higher. on Friday,
than a, any previous time during The past
year Intervals and some crops were sub
merged.
The great event Of The week was The
Base Bal Touruamcui last Friday. which
was witnessed by large collection % PEG.
ole In the forenoon the Bnckdclis ie.
fra,ed So Paris BY = score % - - ,. Ia
the Afternoon the nrst game was Turner
70 Canton, with Geo. Atwood A. umpire.
Af.er few innings the Turner'S became
dissatisfied with ruling OF the umpire and
wl,hdrcw, and the game was declared In
favor Of Canioa by score Of toO Then
followed the most exciting game % the
day. between the two winning Clubs for 4
purse ofsl0. Daring the hrsi slK Innings
/ the contest was q Doubtful one, bat amer
that BaCkncli shot rapidly ahead, ani
won The game by score OF ~ % Z
The Ul1Autll uNAHf VA NftftAa VIZ
visitors last week. among whom were
Gen. q. y Cutter and wife % Washington
ant Jaige Haskell ami wife OF Portland.
Hon. Hannibal llamlln aud vile were Al
W. II. Aiwoods, Thursday.
n. A. Chase Of Philadelphia. .ni Ms.
| NJ. ID. Holbro0k Of Bralnircc. Mass are
Al the old Chase homestead. Olher visit
ors too numerous 10 mention.
The barn OF RaselAs Cole OF North Ill
was struck BY llgh,n'ng, during the show
81 OF Thursday; the south end OF the
building WAS torn N, but nothing was sei
on Gre.
Rev. Robert Scott preached 10 the Bip-
/ list house. sunday In the absence OF The
pastor II Il hoped Rev. Lswreues Cam'
Mugs OF \. Y, will occupy the pulpit on
/ the 2Jd Inst.
John T. Moore has len the STORE o. {.
/ II. Prince. and will go on the road selling
/ apple trees
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HARTFORD

The week has been all that the farmers
could wish for, 10 harvest meadow hay.
Among the officers Installed for The
elshtleth quarter OF the Good TemplArs OF
The Crystal Wave are fr'nk Decostsr, c.
II. Hattie A. Morrill,, v; Mrs. O, warren
G. Leslie Briggs, s. Henry Irish, y. ;.
walter Cannon. NJ. Sanford Lueas, u.
Walter II. Purkis, T., also Lodge Deputy
Although most OF the members live on q
farm, no pOstp0nement on account OF hay
ing. A light Is seen every Thursday eve
ming Al T.. BuckGeld CRYSTAL Wave Hall.
A rain commenced 81 II on the ioth-no
hay day.
REV. Greenleaf Lesyett, formerly youth
Al Hartford, preached At East Buckneld
chapel, the oh, at the usual time, and sp'
noln,ed a conference a. the same place al
4 n. m. lie was interesting % all. Rev.
Mr.. Towne OF Hebron will occupy The
same chapel the l6tb.
4 am much pleased 10 hear by the DEN
ocR.r that Rev. Mr.. Richardson's (of He
bron) health Is improving. and bis wife Is
regsining health.
And the merlted compliment 10 my
daughter, Ms. Julia G. foroes-aer al
drcss Is Buckfeld Village. Her fathers
increased lsmeness will prevent him rom
ever visiting Hebron Academy again
mace where be hai enjoyed much happl'
ness with warm friends OF old and young
age.
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p SUMNER

Nsws Il received % The sudion death, a
Exira Iowa. 90 David Scwall. on Friday
August r. Heart disease wAs the suppose
cause. M Scwal was for many years Al
esiImahls AMI worthy cltiren % this town
Was traicr AMI Postmaster a. East sum
ucr. AMI Cor long time q member Of th'
Congregational Church here, % which bis
father. Rev samuel Sewall, Was The hrs'
pastor NJ Scssn WAS a irm AMI fear
les aivocate 90 temperance aui al worthy
moral ART social reforms. and vas geuer
anY esteemed for Ms honesty ani sinCeri
o. uc caves wife AM one daughter
anf many devoted frients q mourn al.
snfieu departure.
Daniel X Palmer. u. q W. g. T. in
starei me foliosing officers % iuyinci bls
Loigr. O q. 7 for thc Currcut quartet
A. ~ At regular meeting
urnrF W trnnrv. g. Il Mr. 4 Russell,
u ArfIr Hlss.Ii. Ira krene. IT, D. \.
Iarr0u nFkrr 7 Mm. ~esal. . =
rs.mel, g, Afi,e p falmsr l 80 ,s'ae
Enh.na1n. o. - Iannic n Turner. n "a
Neiuc q l.II ani, 4. n. koscoc o. stephens
rWCu
TNo more excursions arc arranged over
DER FlBR r.. o. take place before
thIs item VII sppesr To- print ca Satlr'
iay. Aug l5. an early train Nil pas thi.
sfafinu. taklng CxCursionists % Portland
at thc Islands. where they spsni tho day
arf return on special train A. night TIE
other excursion occurs on sunday, Aug
M. asprCisi train rnuuing b Lake Auasa
r1ut.roak Ctuton. where The lnivsrsal.
.sts bold a grove masting on that daF,
shen several pfomineut ciergymcu iu ths
1enouintiion VII he present
Sru arothrr excursion % The sabbath
schools ll thIs y.ciniy follows hard aftcr.
.r which thc SkhhAth-schoos % tbs p,tcs
have ben Invited to participate. Tl sisy,
Aug. ls. hs.ug t1e Gate ani Mechanic Pals
t1e oh. rctive poIut
Rev q scott preached aga.u q, Back
f.ii village on Sunday. o. a large codgrc'
.at.nu
Rrf. q Rec continues % boil preach.
.nr services Slniay ancfno lus a. Hart
uri Ccrtfc. lic Is nov spending short
vararon at O'i Orchard.
NJ ". n Etstman gave hcr sabbath
school class plcnic on Stiuriay lAsi, an
Mr. Atfie M0rr.sons class were simllar
III ftyorci on che Tuesday foilosing
Thr Alternate raIny aus warm wcaihti
OF thr past feN weeks has btcu particular
ID fagnrtll. to thc growth ~ garden Vcg
ctati.s A. wei A. vegetation I'M general
Eaf,v gardens are hsgiuuIug o. suppl
ssctt corn. nes Cahlage, tlrriqs. bcets
Gee
Mrs Itrc NED .nali Is very sick, a. th'
-..I ienrc of htr brother. 4. h.s1tc.
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TIE DAN weather stiu coutiune- NJ TIE
fsfm,r. pass away The time Nh~n u does
rot rain - g1lng on d the mpuntain a.
biatbrfylng
A party 81 young people from south
B,thsl csmpcd ca Bes- Nountslu, Tuesdsy
nighi amoag them W. noticed Miss Sybil
Ablo,i. Who .. teaching amoug IN colored
people a. Atlantis. Ga shs i = gfiiusie
al Kent. lllll Seminary
The chimneys GA The church have been
bult higher. aai now the Inside j, bslng
whlts.Nssh, which has been very much
needed
Josiah Heath. while A. work In The
church. Wednesday. frll from stcp-iaider
ant lularci bis back badly. bat i getting
al0ng quite well AZ last accounts.
runigh' Thursday, anothcr fhin storm
sefs 10.