davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
PARIS

Miss CArrleE snail Of Plymouth, Masi
will deliver Der lecture entitled a Iak
about Holland, Al the Academy, next I'll
fay evening" Miss Small read this essay
A. The Chautauqaa Grove meeting AZ Frye
burg. last week. and has been inyitcd 20
read 10 la various places by those Who
there heard q Ms. Small i sister "
Mrs Dr. Evans % Norwsy We trust That
she will be- greeted by large audience
II l. seldom that our people are inviici 20
such q literary treat. uow-Ndays, And thsy
shouli show an appreciation oisuch things
A. % Induce others 90 visit a. with high
er order Of entertainments.
The Audoycr meu who have been here
having. have mostly returned 10 their
homes. - A Ma-sion called and paid a
year's subscription on the DENocRAt, ~
uso,l lie remarked that he had hAyed u
on Paris Illn for nfleen consecutive sun
mcrs
Mrs. Hannibal llAmlln Il visiting Mrs.
Arm brown. senator llamlin i expected
here early In the week.
Hon Geo. y. Hammond treated us 70 :
ness OF fGil green corn, last sunday ~
= the nrst OF the season Al our house.
The Baptist church was well nllcd, lAsi
sabbath, with citizens aui visitors. MI
Cochranc gave very interesting discourse
on the life AMI character OF General Grant.
AZ the close OF the service. collection
was taken fof the Grant monument nnd
A. there was no service 10 the lnlVcfsAi.
1T house. this collection Will pc rviurnel
a. from both societies. Persons who Wish
% c0ntFlbute 20 the fund may leave iheli
money Al this Office. before Thursday when
IL will be- forwarded 20 The Treasurer
About eight dollars have been contrib
utsd
Dr. A. 5 rhayer and wife Of Portland
are visiting a. o. A. Tbayers.
J.F. stanley. our popular Register Of
Deeds. has gone on nshing excursion
with party from Dlxncld.
J. G. Marble. esq, has a Zoe lot Ol
grapes on bis vines. The yield promises
10 BE- immense, and the fruit Is already fAi
advanced Tor The time Of wear.
The concert by the Band. saturday eve
ming. was exceptionally zoe. The follow
ing selections were rendered l-mAfeh
Drum Msior". 2-quickstep, Norman
3-polka, POGO; t-msrch, "Calumei
/ s-m.rrh unettsr than Gold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
NEwRY

Tuesday, the heaviest rainfall OF the
season. Almost freshet.
4 good deal OF grass Is siill standing 10
this section.
Grain Is beginning 90 rlpen. Esr'y 20
tatoes. | notice, are looking quite rusty
the potato bag has not been 50 destructive
a. Ia former seasons.
Parties are now securing the mountains
every DAY 10 search OF blueberries.
The plums are yet very green.
The general use OF the blueberry rake.
a, least until the berries are well riPeped'
Is nulsanee--as both green and ripe are
stripped from the bushes, destroying all
chance OF an After picking
A Mormon Elder has been holding forth
10 this seciioni some say he has made 4
few converts.
The news OF the week Is rather meagre
Ia this section.
laying Is progressing nnely an average
crop will be secured with rs.
A timely rain, wednesday, has revived
the dropping crops
Hayers who have been down country
are now on their return.
Blueberrlcs are said 10 be very plenty
on Puzzle Mountain, though quite greer
as yet
T. d. Knapp Is the champion trapper Of
OF these parts. lie has ten traps set fOi
bears; the traps are OF his own manufae
turc, and are very nice and strong ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
MASON.

Had the greatest rain Of the season,
Tuesday. Low meadows are under water
having will b. DELAYED some days. Oats
that looked hnely last week ate almost 70
luei: they lay A. fat A. N folled-esnn u
nIl. and will ~ ruined n not CO, and made
into bay.
wm 4. PatnAm ani wife from Lewiston
are visiting friends Ia this town. fatnam
isas ubscrlbcr 20 the DEaocHsr, he and
his wife said they could not get aloug with
DOT Il. 10 seemed like letter from their
old home every week.
oar school closed. last week. Miss
wheeler proved herself Asucccss and fully
susi.lned her reputation A. a teacher.
Last saturday the grass on The Aonef
Bennett farm Wa sold a. suction TIE ~.
gllsh hay sold Cor shout four dollars Ton
and the usiufal meadow grass Tor one
dollar.
-. "A. ant % ID Grover have bctu cut.
ting their grass on the futnsm farm ia
Mason. q. ID and the boy campsi on The
place. when fair weather they would hay,
and when Il was dull pick berries. when y
fli not rain too hard.
Nobody done haylng yet some Nili nn'
ID this week.
Asa Prescott has moved % West Beihel
and Dana Hal has moved into this town.
Good hay weather today
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
MIppLE INTERvALE LBrImIl

The hay crop i bcttei than expected.
Mrs.. 4 4 Klmhall has closed her school
on Bird HIll. and l. now using her earn
ings % ct Der buildings repsirei. A rev
wears ago, the home which she Supposed
hCr hashanf prepared for her, f,ll Into The
HAMS OF bis father, and slnco then shs
has bscn supporting herself and trying 10
provide herself home.
Rlutberflcs are plenty.
Frci Russell l. AZ home sick With fever.
Mr. Russell patiently cares for HIN, and
neighhors arr Kind in helping
Your correspondent, with = fflcni, late
Ia yis.iei the Insane Hospital. Augusta,
where ~ learned that the yonng man. W.
Farr. lately taken there from Greenwood,
was no better but rather worse. few
years ago. I taught school Ia The place
where this youug man then resided, Ani
seldom 4 ever have met With a pcFsou 80
worthy thc name ~ true gcnt.emAn-Ani
these. a. true ladies are scarce. a. decsp'
tl1u cannot iNcu ln The hearts 90 either.
MlssE n Dauham i now A. her !athef' :
fof time. This young lady has been With
me much of the time fof three year,, aud
during that time have not seen a dishonest
act. an uuklni look OF heard an nnkini
word Her mother says she has never sPok'
cn a saucy word % her Ani she j. D, years
81 age. such q friend L. worth Keeping
John Williamson. nv agci friend, j.
feeble. ne says be- l. getting ready fof
home" ne Is nearly one huuirci years
ola
Boru JAY .s. 10 The wife o. WIN Par.
vel. = daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
BUCKFIFID

SNiy blckdeliers attended the Unlver.
sAlist Grove meeting Al Mechanic Falls on
Sunday, Aug. q
The Young people had another excursion
ID North fond. last Thursday.
Asa Atwood has hoaght % Charles rors.
90 he carting machinery. located In The
old shovel handle factory he has itted
70 IN frst-cisss order for business.
Wilmington Brothers are rebuilding their
factory dan, raising IL about two rect
TIE storm % the On Inst. caused con.
siderable damage ~ corn and grain.
b'uchcrrics are plenty a. in cents per
quart
Episcopal services here sunday. Aug ?.
NJ Baptist meeting.
The following uesiy arrived visitors
were I'M town last week Misses Katie ana
Lena Chari ~ LaNrcnce, a. Carlton Gard
urrs Hcfmtn Jones aud wlie AMI Mrs.
Carrie Scavey OF noston, AZ Amih joues's.
u ~ Jersey. ED AMI family, ant e.
IT. Berry are AZ thc sea-shorc In Harps-
NeNi D. a. Thomcs tn Portland. AMI Al.
u.e AMI Lott.e Forster are visiting wm &.
Sptlil.ng In Caribou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Oracle Harlow. daughter of Roscoe liar
'nw. Is visiting A. Daniel u. Alsilu's-
Whrn yuuug she lived In MI Aust'ns
am d..
stanley " virg.n Is help.ng ffet A..
Porter 20 DIS hay
Tuesday b m trc AniruscoggIu hfga1
OBJ Use. nom ntr O'Clock uutIi dark. logs
as poplar fUri che stream oar people
say thai more i1mhef went past here In
thrrr boar. thar ever before In The sane
'orgfh of hours. There were hires scpA.
rite rlmh'Ing.. lac distant thunicr. caused
hv t1c moving ~ ans sni the.r rush over
ths rocks of Rumfori Fails. I rode np -
t-r maIn pitch che river wss flu of Pop
.sr. ans 10 PLAYED some ftncy tricks trying
O. rff to siII Vater below
Ctar.r. A wus1n of rrovlicucc, K l.,
formerly of tals t1wn. is wishing his SIS
t.r Nr. n Wh.te. Mr. Wilson i one
rrthe best lawyers lu Rhode Island. AM 4
r.mher of thc Governors staf hc A.
tended GrrCrnl Grants flnrral Win the
sHFfrunr.
Engineer S1c.li. now AZ work Al Rom.
uri Fans. q. also from Providence.
SrkNkrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
FRYEBtRG

C. gerry has moved hls stock from
Portland street % more convenient qlAr.
ters IN the block on the corner ~ Main ard
Portland St. This tenement, which Wa
formerly occupied by the Posi-of'-c. has
bsen cxtcuicd by A. X jcnncss, TIE pres
cot owucr. and Is noN A. long A. The siher
part ~ The bui.ilug.
N. ". Cous.ns will soon move his stock
of good. luto The store lately occupied oy
Gerry
Mr. John Locke AMI Miss Alice are VS.
lt.ng friends in frccport
Mr.. Truba 90 Baltimore l. la town VS..
flag BET parents, Mr. ani Mrs J {.
Hose
NJ. Gerry has retained from a visit OF
several weeks A. her brothers, Al Melrose
Highlands.
Prof w. A. Robinson Aui wife. former.
IN teachers in The Academy here, noN a.
Mr. 4 = father.
Rev. =. A. Wilson. % Bllerlc, Mass.
formerly punclpAi % The Academy, spent
FAY here tlis week.
Memorial services f)r General Grant az
der direction % the q. A. r. will be- held
ln TOE Congregational church, saturday
p. m.
TIE fair held BY the ladies' % The Coz
grega,.onal society. IN their vestrv, on
THURSDAY. August 6th, was success Ia
every Way.
Rev. s. n. haynes o. Boston, wife and
.aushters. are In town. Mr.. Haynes vii
preach for Dr. Mason on The next Sab
bath.
Mrs.. Mary SSAn flheli. ~ Peabody
Mass l. AZ Dr. LAmsous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
UMFORD.

Rev. Mr. Hayden. OF Lewiston. u ex.
pected % preach AZ The Polnt' next Sab
bath.
C.M Hutchins i % begin fall term OF
Hlgh school a. Ramford Point, Aus. III.
Rev. Albert Donnen aud wife start Tor
their home. AZ HAyerhlll, saturday.
There WAS pleasure party from Milton
PIN 20 Bethel HI, last Thursday. The
county will be asked 10 settle the bills.
swapping horses i now the craze. {. y.
Martin traded bis white mare Tor noe
bay Kuox colt. A. n. Price has exchanged
The vel known tro,ilng horse, Memo, Tor
4 bay horse. and a. 10 i near fAir tlme'
there j. jlst a biz % suspicion that u may
be ringer Who kuOwsf Some other
horses have also changed hands
Last Tuesday We had The greatest rain
fau for the season and there was sudden
AMI unprecedented rise Of water, Tor ~
short a rain, over the intervales. Some
hay was seen floating down river. MI.
Ray had some hay pat up. on his meaio"'
that was carried ~ the water into Harry
Hutchius's meadow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
BETHEL.

A south east raln storm visited Bethe',
Tuesday The rain poared from o'clock
In The morning until ? O'Clock, afternoon.
The water In the Androscoggln River rose
eight feet In a few hours. and a, 6 o'clock
Afternoon the river was foil Of floating
logs. plank and hay; much OF The low
grOuud was under water, and much dam
age Il done 20 the growing crops. The
cold wave following the storm l. unfavor-
able 20 The corn crop.
The boarding hoascs have 90 kindle hrcs
morning and evening
WIN. y. Kendall. a highly respected cit.
rsn 90 Sweden, died last "Wednesday, and
was buried from The NJ. r. church In Beth
81. Thursday, Rev. A. y. Sylvester oflciai-
Ing
The County Commissioners were 10
Bethel Thursday, examing q road located
hY Sslectmeu. ny some oversight. the
original petition was not recorded. and
was lost There was nothing b act upon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
DlXFIEI.p.

There are many persons from the cities
And other places now In the village.
number Of regular sumner OOArders are
now Al the National Hotel-fr0m Boston,
Minneapolis, OLD Plymouth famed A. the
landing place Of the Pilgrims, Providence
ana various other places. and some fAmi'
lies boarding with private families Tor The
summer besides, a large number OF visit
ors who have come % visit their friends
here an. enjoy 4 few weeks among the TO-
mantle hills Of Old oxford. They arc TOO
numerous 20 mention Individually, 50 must
omit nearly the whole.
Charles W. Wilson, esq, formerly OF
Mexico. who read law In kantalis oflce,
and was admitted 10 the oxford Bar some
Ten years ago, now very successful AMI
popular lawyer Ia Providence, X. l., has
been visiting his rclstives for few days
pa.t. And who Is one OF the Governors
TAI OF the State Of Rhode Island, was no.
tlned that be was wanted TO attend the
funeral OF General Grant Al New York, As
one OF his stan, and len this morning Tor
New York.
Today We have had = bit OF trial or
trlbulatiOu here before Justice John Kills.
ESQ, OF Our village. Yesterday afternoon.
%. n. Trask, Deputy Sheriff, brought
man from Phillips by the name OF william
Soule down here for trial on complaint
ana warrant for resisting J. y. roothsere,
who Is Deputy sheriff and Fish Warden,
and who was endesyoring 10 arrest said
soule on q complaint for violating The Fish
and Game Laws. The defendant soule
brought with him Prince A. Sawyer, esq,
rom Phillips, a. his counsel 10 defend him.
The complaint WAS signed by II. o: Stan
lev. Fish Commissioner; John X TrAsk,
ESQ. drew the complaint and warrant. On
the trial, n. A. Randall was associated
with Trask for the State. and Z. A. saw.
yer for defendant Amer q full hearing OF
The case. Justice Ellis bound him over 70
appear Al the next October term OF Coar'
M The sum OF two hundred dollars also 70
eIye bond for keeping the peace In . hke
sun from both OF which he appealed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
ANIAlVER

r...r.. rIra.art soriah'e 40 n O.
... Wrfrfsfav evening TIE sop
.-....I tuf followed ~ Gao htrd
consisted of An nnuutaurr uf nice
-l.r.I .c cram TIE rrocCcis 40 ihc
.-.- sore sl1
~. r...h Uorioc. from nothsi. ans a
----t .-a cate ron Bangor. conducted
n. ..-l ISL tff tc Congregational charch.
n. ..strr a.a OF Tuesday brought me
49,. To tn h'gh water r.ichi grain
-. ...r '.f-.f ana thc runfs I'M some
-. .f .rough to rcgl.rc consider
-. -..trrg
v. r.-l RI. county m .ss.orarY. prcsch.
.I.t.. .n.rrgat.ora. Church. Tuesday
n,--. Frrrgion. fron Gon'c. y n,
..r.... DO Ariotgr 'r..rfs.
r-- ttr term nf r.rr Wcrks school
IL .rI st Es-t Arfnsrr. rfe 20 che
-. .r.F farrrgiUn. Mar no.ssau-
f.... Agnes arr i1iiie Chaqnau
r.-. r.f a..0rt a s.ng Gas. aui tae
.ur .... F.r. r.t urff morning or rnou
.rf ..'r. '.fn
e.. r.k nni wife of Lvuu. Arc
...-r . Hr0'Nr-.. m IS t %. " Pail
.-.E fsrr.n liI.
F-.F N.st.r III. speeding a ..e DAYS
..nr
r..Iw .Iw E,t.u. lu our
I'D
t.v.. tlan.rtt Mrfr.. Nas s.tIIrg ID
.- a.I.u ai Boo bone a re- Saws
... .t .'e.f ufH. srrl 0nrry
SID ..t l.u hlr - ore suqposcs
.t o. rrs.r eho frri tlr ballet hai
t-r ..rrrr or .r1rlug nr frg1trnlng
,-r.r. Zoo f.r 1It trat .t cane so nr1r
..-..r. a .trerrOus or fatal accident,
$3.50 auarr .rg t0 thnsr whn aulsc
hens. etl r.re practice OBJ irok oat
.rsrr shots.
r.--q ~f.f.rs 0f ~..f. ArfrVer t.li
r..-.I.r en-. ft.s utfk .r.r rrrsauq, lcn.
a. >....rs va af or trr Postmaster
IA. 81. lover. a1f uel krHNa as c.r-
-.s... 5000 frr UrrH.rtr
o.. f.r.r.r Irmrr ln'e. gave a
.....s.... trffltt.rurrt tt t,r Pot. lh1rs-
..r .t.r.rr. r.rs..f.r. Ol s....t r.a'.rrs,
trat..rs. music arf s.rlr
w-s hrrr uarrrUc 0l lFrn. .s f.s.inr
..- laughter. Mr.. A h jordan.
walter F.x frou n1st'r .s t...,rg Dis
at.r ~ nHlr. esq
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
RRYANTS POND.

lanes sheran has gone 20 kenneounk >
wherc he Is employed 10 the shoe ousl'
ness t-t.t..
y A johnson. Of Boston. Is visiting
here. ,.,.
ABsnt !. soon b be- organized herewith
An. chase. ESQ a. leader.
nv q. n Hannafori will preach At the
Ne,botist church one sabbath each month.
August "a two persons were aimi''eo INV
the Church. -.
III HOaghtOn, az TIE furniture stotS,
las the latest make OF frut ars ana !s"'
tpmbiers. which are selling cheap.
NJ. Cyrus p. Berry and daughter, ol
ashland. are on = visit % friends 10 'hs
r. village schools closed July 81 both
teachers we're liked very much
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Aaaa n
W..-. tatne ar1ar.ug rt.n. wa.cl IL
...Irf .rc some on our tafmcrs
lr. r.r. naVIu.. others nearly sn. hlt tnr
a.l. .ls nrrn sn C.1liF rnt ma.a ha7
.r r. .0r tlr .tst uetk.
I... enc pleasure 90 a h'lenrrrf tramp
lr trIrunou. NJ james lf'tAtii
.ir......I OBJ bis snrrrI hNr-r All to'k ue
t-. ... Fr.rrrmau to I.m N. Mountain.
W rf r.onfY of berries. / secuted
.a. .e .ltrts ani returned before G p m.
.at .n ny gsricu one taf -tsi
a... Is ae sImril.ug sh.uc lac piece
.. ..t rlr r..fy Do me t1 r.ck 20 up.
.f uv Surprise the tu piece VA in
...Hr.t spanish uIurprncr. iailn.
.l.. r. Ulr..s llt l--t. aui Vas a., bright
t.n .rst co.uri also have l'af-
.arpcrry of gre sane rclgu, dated
.. cd. fafr of CarnsaI SIS slrrcuiff o.
Wash rgfnr. chat ! t1nk A. l'fA-
... Ea. Nhrre thC slrrCcier was male.
.n.nrcI man over a hundred years
have carried tlc co.n over tNc1if
Ii-.
Isa- I'D Paris ll D.. as setk. caa.i
... marV ii 10 nf rulufrF All such .1ftH
.rttn views N.ih my glass. e'pll
.t.F .re tle loase on Peasant M'-n
.... ID u.rmark. hut could not gtt l''l
90 10 tfr waite MnuutnIr-. as ta.rA
~ Az % thc tops of tac l.-ar.. i.a.'-
...nk the people of tlc h.. arc OBJ Poi
ntrf or th..r bcalt.fl. u'lrita s.tn'
a .-..irEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
Poor h,y weather or ls,e. which Is i'm.

Poor hay weather OF late, which II I'm
proved by CATERERS OF berrlrs
rejoice % notice many editors aud thelf
wives are having a vacation, which vii
prove . blessing % their many resders.
notice the ranks OF the postal card
brigade In the DEdOcR,r Of The 2sih were
alive for the prosperity OF that paper.
Al ten, the Sun called the fsfmsfs 10
work again. the 5lst Hay ani oats that
were cut had b. he seen 90; much ihunf'r
since Ten. M rain at four p m
notice 10 the Wilton Record that Rev.
%. n. Johusou OF Jay l. dead I have
known him since young man. IL io me vas
ffleni iudcs,i reported the Canton
discussion between Rev % II Johnson,
Unlversallst. and Rev. Miles Grant, Sec.
oud Advent. which listed large part Of
two days Ia Fcb'y, 1896. f1f the Gospd
Baaaer, Augusta. Twas before large aa'
dlence.
knew Rev. l. Cummings aud family
well, while teaching In hls school district,
Sumter Ne was 4 Free napiisi, ever
faithful In Tn gospel 81 the Savior
The remains Of the sister OF The late
Hon Timothy %. Howe arrived a. Tafuer,
the gplh | have been well acq1siniei
with the Howe family many yesfs lie
wrote me saying he believed hi ia'hef
was the n0blsst Roman Of them al VI
always honor,d bis father. Ike faithful
son The Howe family were near aud
dear to each other
The drs, sabbath IN August vas love
IN day. Those Who went from this vicinity
90 Mschan.o Falls on that day fpr public
worship erioycd all they anticipated.
Ca the 9Th OF August, In the midst Of
the most powerful rain OF late. the full
Board OF the County Commissioner, To-
Gliding the Chairman OF the B1ari " Sc.
lecimeu OF Hartford. met A. my fcslience,
called the meeting 10 order on time, sui
proceeded b. BUSINESS AMI vlesei The rod
Tor which they were callei tog'th'r ole
Hossfi. who had done al To- biz power
against hulfing the road - which has
proved a blessing O. many hundfvis-Nts
not AZ the m-stlng seen that FAY he
might have irflsnced on- of the selccimen
n work for him
have no, received my DEuocE,t or
The iih. owing o ne rsln of ycsi~fi'Y-
look s1r 10 t0isy. which l. brau'lfll
am - pleased ~ learn wast ~ COM
" Commissioner had done ~ octtiug a
r0ai aud not ii.contlnulng 'nih N my
Residence. that have hOllisy on thr 5'h.
llsHrroEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
No. HARTFORD.

The crop Of hay In this section Is fully
equal 20 The average Nearly all the up
land has been cut and work i now com.
mencsd upon the meadows. The hoe wea-
ther has enabled farmers 10 secure their
crop In good condition.
Lysander Foster Is In very feeble health.
The summelx erm Of school, In District
No. I. taught by Theda Robinson, closed
Jaiy . The following pupils were not
absent one half day during the term Mira
Thomas. Leroy Thomas, Ada Thomas,
jennie Thomas. Albert Brown and Leroy
Thomas excelled in spelling.
The summer term ln District No. 2 was
taught by Flora Newell, OF Sumner The
following pupils were not absent during
the term Net,ie Maxwell, Nellie kidder,
Eva Russell. Della Russell, Nellie Ray
mond. Grace Kidder, Harry Abbott, Mel
De Burk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
BANY

Doctor Charles Hutchinson Of Portland,
recently maize q dying visit 30 friends and
relatives in this his native toSn attended
church here iast sunday.
The very heavy rains o. Tuesday We
49,. washed our roads rather badly, ani
"a. gllte setback o. haY-makers.
Help Or hayiug has been very p.enil,
Ia the weather has been 90 chAngeao.c
that people are rather behind time.
Vegetation l. progressing very rsp.diy'
Apnles are dropp.ng on badly. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

nogs arc nakug hii vo-A N.ta ,ao.p
m Chs N.r.u.tY.
fu rr-nrf tl c.rn.ttr Ha-r. wc -.ul.Y
t0If ttrtl.ea twas f..I tn as. since
..en htte l.s-i tn1 many slrn.s,s About
t to repeal.
s.r.s..re C.ark. of Gl.osgl.c. Wls.. Is
....rrr her gr..e. Deacon John Moody
Mss Clark has n.ru stopping .n Boston
... r.st YEAR attending thc Cousrrsa.nry
Mlsc ~.tW.l CIuilnar Dec .iii..s
...-. f.- aaather yctr at least
Nlrr armers aro .nr.lrl aaf.r-
... Nr Richardson .ntc1ts sarlrg
90 rl.lf.nr Grip CHS week. It's aca.il Is
-. .ft.r Mrs. Richardson ~ gaming
n
W-. Merrill aui her daughter. 90 \. IT,
t-.F..trg at Levi MeuAs Mss M,f-
r st.irher .l one of tac public schools
rAI
SIS. St.arrs 10 Paris visited hef broth
r M E stetrus and h.s si'c. last week.
.lr.ri hF shelf Mtssachlsrii, fe.t-
....
a,l ily. Alr 2af. very Interesting
,.r ..s were bella at thc Grove, Mcft..s.
>rr.r. wrr delivered hy Rev Ncssrs.
rtr arf Perkins in tae forenoon ln
o.. a..rr..n iii Rev. a. A Hayden. The
.-.... were conducted hy Professors
Farf Bradford. anf excellent slrs-
r- aa. r.ser hF Che Hebron Qlartciie.
Are. ri Peace" was rendered oy ucf-
r-.. "r.rrstra Of she two thoasani
1-...rt 900 hlnirei were from this place.
A.. E.r. h1rpy CD see Mrs forocs. Tor
OPP rr1rr e,ress % the Trustee House.
tr.rfs here woulf bel pleased % know
..ra rr.s. many remember her ftihef-
t. Hartford correspondent
Irf MtY1 aus wife Nll speui part OF
ae Ftcf .n Az ullgiou, Aroostook 90.
ttar.e C1-hman j. ll.te sick Slth SLOW
ever
la-v BirroNs has at rcturuet % ihe
Wage 'rou Lorenzo nlmpls's farm, where
D. ais 0r lyci q pleasant home during tae
a-sy seas1n
TIE E..-.n Canrr0r avors the croN,
Nisiys % would be good INVESTMENT
II every farl to give crows Two quarts OF
.,', each Iu che spring 10 they would re-
il I'M Che pace through ne slmnef'
-t.flf o. Insects art worms.
~ Est book ever written hY Rose =.
ete.a1i President CleFclands sister, =
esteemed. lt L. entitled George
A.lis llttry ant Oiher Stuiics.'
% j. expected a Chsutaaqla Scientific
~ Literary Circle vii oe formed here,
- ltl ant 10 l. hoped q large number
le able Oh take ne coarse.
~. d. BtrroNs % Bostou aud Mrs.
Jaws ant Ina 90 WLtham, expect %
lere llrIng the week
~ Chandler % B1stou. Who BOARDED
e. ;. nlahkm's. last sumner. died AZ
'ls sea-slors. last wcek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Oa.ya small amount of bay has yet been
gathered frou thc meadows in his Niclul'
tv. anl hundreds 10 tons remain uncut De-
tr..r th.svlIIA .e ant MAs1l.
TIE hcaty storm on Tacsiay lAsi caused
.l.te a frcshct ou Pleasant River. which
atrrr1NtI Its banks. AMI mach bay AMI
many acrrs 90 grass are now under water
We saN man on "Wednesday NAiins
through MAJ aui water. with hs shoes in
bis hand. l1okIng f1r a Dry spot on which
t1 spreai ihc has mosn oy him on Mou.
f.r I'D r1ne could be- foani DunN0ot
trf ssrf viii he lcn on TIE grass In many
rIarr. uay. bokris And small boat
x.rr seen flat.ng iosn tle Auifoscoggi n'
rlesisy Afternoon.
TIE eutsrta.ument flr The bcncfi or TIE
Sa1lata- srhnoi was a complete success
over Cd dollars be.ng lcn, aiter pay.ng al
DNn.ra.s.