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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
Albany

Adris Dresser - tssehiag sgsla 10 ~
aigh school a. Bertha. \ II hef sister,
Litile. l. tsschiug a. West Bethel hsry
aarst0n l. teNchiag 10 Tue Clara Dist
TIE widos % The lste john Cummings
- gore o. Stooehsm - speni shof'
t-e sith her brother. Mr.. Annis.
DvtEr Cumnings has soli bis yoang
hor-e. sAgon snd harness - SHIRLEY Ties
.etou. H-ssslton hks recently moved on
d ne Deacon wheeler f>rm-
J J NcAulstsr oil soon commence
nsasfsctarnE his poplar lumber into SAT-
notcs
Farmer. are vesy oasy grass In past
ur,. IL short. nsrc rsin q very mach
1sr,isd
Any hatcher 10 ~sst % fst yoang bell
siu rad u ~ esiaag % J Lossipy.
Archis Cole u % esnssssieE for nur-ef,
.tnCk l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
WEST BETHEL.

he weather q. boa .nd very iry snt
1ary arr praying Cor rA.n
Davis. M tvutl.l 50 la tosn Assin
q Montsy at
Il KBosles. ~ho flrnefly -oftei 10
~ u.I here. aks ssEsxet iu 'arnlug ani
~ 4 hNs hoaEht I'D hsus
kunng tas families sao have rccguti,
49, herr. meution saoald b. nsis o
GO Essinsn. from Csnsis, Jpaa X b.
e. ron Ai,suv. Jo-spa Chsplin. iron
Ns.1c snf EHish Hal Beans o.
tr1srs AZ uos ncarly t.icd. an eb'i
srs A. scsrcs In tns VILLAGE
kn1aI MARTA = dolag L. ID. Grover
an scfk
Nlna u1t AMI a ; B-aa have bcvu
--e.rug nsny uss gods. aut uos hsSr
90 49,. r .uf storvs a. can oc io1ad
o. cnlutY
Fuusrs srs sos aasaiuE their sosins
81 Fhllug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
OXFORD

Tue ers, chimes Of The nsw bell yer,
heard oa saodsy.
There sss q song service sandsy even
lad; ne qasrtstts from Parts eslar prr-
cot and May choice selection. Ger. xiv
60 'srh- Lprd l. nv -h-pa-ra.- s-S-sr~,
my Ord ~ rh-e.- s-rv na-ly rendered
ras nes organ l. % src-llsat toe AM
Qaslity
Mr. Horsc- usl died. "Wednesday. N.
foth, 10 Orsng-. Mas AMI 90. csrrl.d n
for short time sr-r h~r marriage. snd
orgsnit-i the msxsIioe club uhich l. s,ill
cnntiuu-f. she hsd May warn fri.ad-
Who regrst h.r loss
Mrs wm fsrri- did II her homs In
lsrmnath. GA IA 2tth last very -aid-n.
" having rvtir~d 10 Der usual health
Sc hNi written u her sOn. W. X Paris.
% this pace. announcing her iatsntion Of
coming b his hoass on The next week
Tie sN soout - r~ply shen he received
re telegram stating that she vas dead
She rss hroaght n mi. place and her
funera was held AZ the " Y church.
R-v M--.r. Mitchell AMI Emmons ofici
stinE. Mr.. ant Mrs. Paris ~.re fOr =
ioax time residents of this town, ant
oroaght up q family 90 four children, Who
ar al living except Que . n. She Wa
devoted ~ her house sod family, by uh0m
she wNs greatly beloved. ami Vas greatly
respected by AL
Mrs.. Haskes. our well known mllilner,
has retarned non Boston with nes sun
msr goods which she sdvertlses al low
prices-
FR Andrews tells ne that be vintered
. horse. two cows. three year AMI two
tso-yesr old Asi'ers. ami oossst sheep on
hsy cut nom seven acres. one scre barley
straw and one scrv cora fodder, sni M.
fvi one-hAlf Ton % shorts-givlng part Of
The shorts - tvo pigs.
Jsc0h Frazer. go % Briigtou. Vas 10
tosn. WeinesiAy.
Mrs. Fsance IA. ben qalts SICK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
PORTER

Farmers are sbou, through planting and
rain l. pe~ded very much
James Cook OF Boston has purchased
the Captain Emerson farm In Psrsonneld,
aud 1. DUNG II for . summer residence u
l. . nice location. and when complet"''
wIll b. one Of the noest stands In the coau'
". II l. said that the fr,i frsme house 10
Psr.oun.ld vas built on this farm, aud
vas standing one year ago.
Also that John Merrill. OF Boston, IL ~
pairing his fathers old house, changing
and mshing improvements. and when CON
pleted will be very pretty. That, also, Is
one OF the frst houses built In town.
Elmer y French and wife we're here on
= short visit 10 their father, ! l. french.
from Wakefield, n. n, where they are
teaching
Our telephone 1. In running order, and
We are connected with The rest or ths
world by wire. l. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
ANpOvER

A'rsi Poor ant wife snd wn Mar
ui rf C1sqIan. Mas are visiting friend'
o Arl1Frf.
Ltss a1i suumer travsl Il orisk reqaif
"a slira coaca - 90 The stNgs line
p Ariosef uo1-s hss n~su rsPAinted
-ir, -rrorug ne APPEARANCE OF MS oid
a. 1rfl.sf ,otrL
Fr-crs AZ gstiiug vel slonE Nh
Trrrs s1fk. thoagh - usual soms ar
..lr 1e. -i hKud
hua Einoois % RoHhury q - teach
Eel fAs schooi this sammsri she u an
rcl-g seed scholar All siIl. - venture
h 1fet Co. make successful teschef.
i1s.lk slk. las retained non lndian
AlCt slrrr bel spsut ne Water
NJ fl.sou. q Nss Hampshire miilin-
RI tts hrrc slpp.ying Antovsf lAiles viii
a. t11 slca Cor ths PNst 70 says
Il. a1i Gas Maria are pasaing ne
81 r1s.lcss with their asaN energy
So Mo.sffvc. u0t meaning D. gci let, l.
r.iE1 80 s.gns an q a. promQt a.
ever a. 'lrr.sa meats All fsa u a. kinis
O. O. -lslourrs
Grass s.rtsr ALLIED considerably All l..
,s,g t1 t,s Cry -eataer, groving slowly
utl t..stme
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
HARTFORD

% ~ go 49, . ssut me as eommenes
~ "a ri t-~f.Y.
ID = AZ eishIy afsf birth dsy-ths t-cnsJ
thlri ~ Nay
ga. ooru In Boston. iso,. snd -lia
NJ pArvats ant tasir family moved ron
fTfmoaih Coanty iuto he District OF
MAae. he gtth u March, islI. 10 ls-,
So q voter 10 ny adopted STATE OF NAine'
f,s .aica I have oeea msuy tines tasnk'
fal N, sifs ant ! we're uoitsi 10 mar
rlAge 10 lsgs. By Lsi0s Long, go Civrk
- BDcstoli, ! bsing Clsfs of Hartford
In is-s - ecloyet . Golden wedding IN
Ger ne sane roof se we're married unier'
sni have lived since seven years. Al oar
golden wcidiag I received nany letters 0'
congr.talatiou Oas IRON Hoo JOAN ID
Loug. wh0 promised me be soaid 80 on.
father prcscut II abe ~ c0me- A ne lad
s..s.d fr0m earth-life. he wrote q heart.
go lcttsr. saylng d" an mach touched
% yoar inyitAilon. All a. lie reference -
m, Taiasr. shall 20 % MAss 10 Novem
80. aBi thea o vogf hoase aai eongrata-
At va both. Very Truly, Joas ID Long
It's proaalss proved trse. We had Az Inter
sstiug tune.
Anoar ne blessings o. the sSi Ass be- .
= rsfrcsh.g rAln. Alth0aga aastPecied a.
,Any nora.
rs ssta lsst was not only foxy. With
q Httle rAln. ut duu DAY Win me sP'
p.arAncs ~ rNin before night The fafm
-. osiux - ana iOas - have their seed 10
the xrounf. kegt ~ worx. k-s1lt-scrc-
~ sced ~ere In The groaud ocfore nixnt
4 received . postsl card non freud u
W PafE % MEXICO. 90 the ga, eoniAlnins
a specimen q bis sritiug. rnieh AN
maca pleased ~tth. knes &c we're one ou
J-sa,.s.rce. Axroci 10 politics, sni galss
arrs-.i iu wishing a. men vel IT'S 100
A't-tt toli his fsthsr that he done vel
rgt o. H.rtford~ ooat beat hin Aloert'
a. .ae usss BE- grsiaatei a. Heoron Ae.i
.my A.f se~n mact % nv WORK 10 th'
asnis % ~ papils. AMI ~as not oniy
sooi ladr, " ~Ork on posAl cNus ou'
bouest Ihsss Oft~n oesu pleased - hear y
as prusperits lie vii make MS ms'
f1f good ~h~fcser his lot II cast
TIE e.. po-tl card ! ever sss "a
ron DR.. q n rsitchell Of Bethel MAJ
81 iss8. Alt5Oaxn ] have nos seq niI
% ale. Dc and ~lfc ere no, f0rgot'so .,
az family VIII b. cot call sh~n con
vguisut. ssd make cy-,. Wave nemos''
rsloic-i
ras sssh lost With is rsfreshla< -iad,
a. sat farmers into tos as1 70 No,'
.ors hOars thsn on any other dS 70"
-Sring
The sr-cts Of The warn weather =
r-.sy SEQ by he large ordsrs for ginxe
.ls snd other goods Manufactured fr0u
usr<ford Cold Spring vstsr
r. g5th Is anothsr yellow day 70 max
he f.rm-rs rejoice In -ork. that has u
| plsos (Or idiers -,
s.s, are rvjOiclag that Cyru. N iflsi
.na .tfs are fast recovering from ths
| rh-s-stie disorder Which has 80 man!
go. COCO nd thru ~ bis Of P>in.
/ Ih.s. a ne ne b~-t that coald 10
4 no for ngsslf And ny readers - /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
BYRON

Marian A Abbott begsn school In HoT
CITY, TIE l5th ult Dsnville \. Cannon
10 Cation 10 ~ commence bis school In
Dist No. 4 the lot
Fire. have been raging q, fearful rat
In this town. during the past week. Large
tracts OF timber land must have been barn
81 over.
We have had Zoe weather lately. and
people have been puttlng 10 their crops 10
hurry.
strssberry blossoms have appeared.
Cherry trees are Ia bloom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
FRYEBURG

Mr. Russell Page and Miss Abbls let,
home Monday - spend the week 10 Bruns
wick
Mrs. 4 c Harrington sni Mrgare,
spen, subisy 10 town.
Minnie Bradley h,s retained home amer
thrve weeks 10 Boston.
Rev y stone lectared on Jerusalem
10 the Academy Course. Tuesday evening
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Smith stsrtei las,
week for Sacramento. Cal. where he is u
engsgv In business.
Mis- X pblns0n. the elocation t~seher 10
the Academy, vas called 10 N,pl-s, thi-
week, ny the death OF her grandmother
Mr. GOOdridge.
A nrv 10 the woods. near Oak Hill. has
beeu barning for several days.
Mr.. Z J Page has sold her house IN
DR. Harris. and int-ni. baildiag again
A A strout go % Portland. aud BIZ
sou werr 10 town this week, bound on q
fishing excursion.
In q game OF base ball. Wednesday amer
noon. between . piok-d team from Bridx-
ton and the Academy Nine, the latter we're
the yictors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
BRYANTs POND.

Ts-rs vii "a concert 81 tas Baptist
chur,h. Ssndsy evening". Jsos lth
psnisl Lsas. saO hss D-su hsrv TIE pas'
.intsr. las s-en engaged a. stsssrd on .
vessel boaod flr Liverpool
Eu Cole hAs notcd lnto The fen, ose'
An.sl Deiieys store
Me- Eauicv Lssrv1ee l. aalte loo ~
aAs h.en siCk flf ssFerai m0atas
Harry n E.tr. hss o~vn sag,eei a. .
clerk in q store 81 Lyun.
Fisasrm.a arr P.cuiy sni he troa'
miu1s
Grorsla La-rsacs 10 teaching on sam
80 ull
e J Sessions. sao h.s besu 10 'stou
,tt~sIlug uaslnc.s college, as Nfis~i
-. Cos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
DENMARK.

The Rev. Me-. Alvord has gone u Bos
ton 10 attend q meeting Of the Univer.sllsi
Society
Mr.. Geo W. Gray Il visiting friends Ia
Portland
Mrs julia A. Leaman has opened mil.
liner. and dress making shop Al her moth
eris house
John G Hodge 4. doing quite JOB Of
clearing Land OF roct. n he had made
farming his vocation. he would have been
. good farmer.
Chas y. whliten II selling % his goods
ard settling bis accounts, preparatory u
leaving town. I am told he u going ~
Danston % open q hotel. but DO not know
this - b. 80.
CD smith has contracted with A O
Pike snd other. n clear the l. u. Berry
lot Of pine and hemlOck timNer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
RI SUMNER

NJ. Rst.sy n, -ifs % EiiNs Ticker.
- ss-y saiisuy % heart disease on
r,t-.fsy lisi inst
,,s-,a K1nin-on Il safsring vith =
- Irfsn-f sys. sppsr~nty easel Nv
- r.-sung Or q small nioot vessel 10 m
g.
&C Hesii l. ruaning his dove ma
;, -srr EXTRA ooars D. catch 40 via OF
-
rsRFGB RR have heen ruuulnE
~ grave usn Cor ne past fss soeks,
i, utag tssif rost oed ia places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
BRYANT HILL tBErHEL).

We are very sorry b. learn Tia, Mrs.
AIsl Bryant's health l. 80 poorly TSo
doctors nave met rec-nty for coosults.
ton II seems sci that Que Just In tbs
bloom % years sboali BE- deprived Of
h.slth
The orchard. ,Bd eelds look very hesa.
tiful. bat how soon the grass sithvr- and
TIE blossoms n>ie-sn emblem % life Ne
bloom, Ne fsie. we die
The mosQultoc. have jasi made their APP
pearancs here.
W. ar having q nice school ne see the
it,le .cholar. wsnding thslf Gay every
morning bright and early snd no better
.igu o. god school than 10 sec The chill
drsn ponctaa.
c Bryaa, has nice Jersey calf that be
hss ben offered tsn dollar, Tor. Tie also
has q nice. vslasole horse and very hand.
some.
Oae utile glri In The nslghoorhood has
scsldcd her FOO, osily.
We are glad ia, Albert Stevens IA bet
Ter. His father IL no, % well a. be has
hesu Mrs. Stsvsns 70, hiihfally cares
fof then
Mrs.. BIZ Estes AMI daughter are visit
ing her parents aud ffiends. al South
Bethel
Died. April isth. ct the residence % her
daaghtsr. Mr.. Lydia 0ossom, aged O.
yesrs and 5 m0uihs Tier daughter tlodly
card for Der In her loog illness with COO
.umption
Ths Oh must de. the yoong may die.
So 10 youth lst y. make prvp>rstioa FOR
cd .ss. ani 500 good s-cd-rvmsmbcriag
a. motto AZ We sOu. - shall ~
reap"
LIZ 1. use the sre.iiimei
IrrrY orte must 80
srsti. ~ sl-.i 90 evil.
A. 90 un-sri TO
10 tne harvest flt1re
Nul larNvst -
Fruun 10 iogs 80 sofross
We can never fc-.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
PARIS

Horace Cummings l. Smuggling his ho'
Tel. the Uuion House, and making oihe'
and somewhat extensive repairs. Ms &
T Mellen IL doing likewise.
Gov P.rham Il Al home stlll Suffering
from chlils sni fever. His health Il qaits
poor. but be goes oct nearly every day
and hopes 10 be In bis Office al Portland
this week.
oar village l. looking beautifully will
IL extensive orchards 10 full bloom, the
ancient shade trees well lesved out. aud
The gras. - ye, untouched by drouth
oar strong soil and underlying rocks r.
,slu the moisture while The surrounding
territory Is Often parched by hes, aud dis
fgurcd with dust
There Gill b. . Soclsble 10 the Academy
Tuesday evening. managed ~ The youn.
peoples society connected with The bsp
tlst Church.
The primary school has been closed part
OF The week owing 10 the prevalence o
chicken por.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

rtLo,kss NJ. Bant iciIcatct taeir
80 ,art s-slf. -,th lnst, ~ graz
urcsft
p .sf.cs % ne Uuiou Circle furuishet
ts--.c slppef. uaiCh so ssrvet a. ~
~ A,ral uote, a1o1t ~ AZ dove ~
lr nres
~ ctlis o. Soaih Boston, ds1ghtsi
p n n Bsfou. IL a. hone 90 avlsit
o. Llckg's NILS Bant = eugAgct fo'
lrcrniou Day a. Bryants f1at. al .l
2f rsulng AZ Bethsl NJ RP.ey ~
ar % The BAnd. nay -. be prouf o.
e. progress ne boys have lsis. AL 20
.e music t1ey i.sC0arscf a. ne dcdlcs
90 "a "a oyoat TIE eIPcctAilous o.
-trr
q Rant T. p1itlng ne NJ Abr.u
hl-s. .c t1orough repair anf psluti1x n
go ie Iae Rooms have a. oeeu feso
"a. an I pgt n order sith So casBh-i
a. az sta ne 80 isnd.ort ant ~
si-a1.s uifs. 10 oiis 'aif - rsgsiu ~
NF-.a,ll al oe coniofts1.s hone o.
a SO s.sh % sp-ad . 70 u-vks fruu
49, f.euu ~ tsaing goof bats az
i-Astli drives 10 ne Vicinliy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
During This

season Il the year, persons IN niddie ne. and
specially those who have P,o,, NHsrt Bissf,
End themselves Affected With many iils which, al.
though no, dangerous In themselves. are the
cause q a great deal u Suffering. Blii', Rise
ry~i, CliilsisI, ssf ca Hsza5 aal Fs1f.
are among the most oomman and can Only b.
feaehci fi,ssgi ~ Bed, Lirs,, ., KifAsJf
II you VII use BssrH'i Ss,isfr,'llf, y0u vil
si.malais he digestive ofgans give sigaf 10 he
eo~ q Mod open ioa hea.ihy action The ar
mant tiyd and kdneys, and thofoughiy purge
ne ~hols system Ihen ~ill youf rsst b. s~es,.
e., he nervous system ksp, In tune, ths grsa,
waste q boiy male god ability 20 labor, - ssi
a. the vitality Of The BODY, oil b. lgslY inasassi
and Iis better In every way We cal aiisnt.on
d The fats that The
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Tag POSTAL CARD BRIGADE


A, x..on. ssth iosI. % NJ an
c..-i-.T Rro.n. q soo ~
NJ N ar,.u Of Soath Nsterford.
-. h.su vlsiting her gr.nhpNea.s' ~
-. hef health l. greatly imp7os-,h
Brosa as elects.i Sel-c'm an
s..s,s.y' IN place % ,. n Bvsn. e-q ~
,,.h,vs besn faaaing 10 the sooi.
.,nsit.rsble fsuce hks reen narne'i
I'll stssf dsmsge g yet , .
- voof "a plsnty. bat snail n.
a. Ran Cs1xtt o1s h1airrf Ani
..-t,. ous tsy lat sees
s,,osr. srs oasy Plantiag cora sni %
" Bs.u b. not ruaalas A' mill By
az 49, 5 caaPus Ia. moved 70 West
~, rc.,oi, uou boards Beans mill
-. H,t,alusoas zoo, l. very sore yet
-fs.h.s Cd usc cfatcars
-..,.. N,rrIl = haying heef amh-.
.-. f,f Gate. % 01rhsm
~. cara A. Mssou l. visiuax her "a.
=. - noiasr 10 tosn
R.sa : 6ulliiug sirs fsocs oa tae
- OF ttf foAi
r,,,s. are tss M B-sn sod Il. @. M
- HI .irNgaisulug their fsnce - hat
L. -,,i cA1 b. stra.ghtenet has greai
.--rrrrfnrrt
80 a. has sold q coz d A q. Paine
.T. tr-.s o. DEXTER Cummings % Al.
.r,-s Bean has also solt coz 20 .
,.srhs arm q this tosui samuel
S--r-- : 60 hI. place this sessoa aud
p,-ssl1 Msssacha.stts
~ n witham vAs called - attend
"a. t,-s-a of GlnAn Smith 10 Bsthel ossf
~ Coruer Tuesday, etta Ne bal q
=. ~ a. 80 tsys b. lived
$500 Rresus slf- prc-sntsi hin sith
-. rssr ~. Wednesday morning
ls.-tsr.v n-sting Juos 5th.
est oa ~ uight % ths iith. Which
rt t,s cfAkrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
THG B,SD TOURNAMENT
AT oxFoRI,

Thursday, the day OF the Hand Tournament
snf bssket picnic on the Mcguire Island, IN
LAKE. Thompson ~ Oxford. vas lovely DAY
pariy In the morning teams began 20 arrive ~
the VILLAGE, and ~ oc och, the time set TOT
he departure Of the frst boat, large crowd
vas on the wharf ~ the foot Of Pond street
The steamer hal all sh. cssuld carry every trip
down. The crowd nom the Heath bridge vas
larger than RON The village. Oti-neld contri.
butrd large nsmb~r ~ the entertainment
There we're but ave bands In Al enhance. but
their clear music male up fof the other bands
Nh en- had fail q to put In IN appearance. The
happy groups and smiling faces gave vldenoe
~ The Kood time Oh ch the excafsi0ni.ts we're
enjoying They we're scattered about the isl'
and. basily engaged with their lunch BASKETS
and in listening 10 the music from The many
Al two O'Clock there vas dancing In the pa.
vilion. Chandler'. Orchestra. from Portland.
furnished the music. which vas exqui.ite.
The scenery vas Deautifal. Tue trees Just
tuning green the pellaeid water. the neigh.
boring hllls. all vent to make up scrne OF rare
beauty. THIS sumner resort 10 Just beinf
found out by the multitudea II the u. T. X n
would take bold of this resort In The same way
that the Ne. Central has Lake Maroaocoot.
our correspondent thinks II would fAr surpass
the latter. q IL only 70 miles from Lewiston
an a from Portland.
I wsds night the crowd, which numbered
about so dvfndled down TN only the dancers
vere len The last boat len 81 10; - for the
VII are.
Evsrybody was satisnsd and too much pr.iss
for Prof Colliass management cannot be civ
en-. n 10 hoped that the Entertainment VIII BE-
repeated merit fAii-lLeviston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
RuMFORD.

Chandler York OF Andover, has con
trsc,ed TO carry the mall. on route ron
Ramfprd 10 MEXICO. aud has moved in,o
the widow Godwlns house a. Ramfor''
Corner
Ch.-. v Martin 90 Auburu. Is stoppins
h-re thl. we.k. looking stsr his oasine--
.fdrs In this section.
Dancing school 81 Prices hall closed
w~in.sisy evening. with . nne assembly
fs-mers In this vicinity nsse generally
dulshed up planting, and are nov anxious
for rain.
J.n Jackson OF Milton Pisnt'n has tn
boss piece % corni u looks finely nov. ou,
II IL not yet out u danger, a. Thurds,
morning disclosed q light frost, and cold
nights continue.
The Las, morning 10 May, last year
gave us tilliug frost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
so WOODSTOCK

trl-rs are uearly doas Plsntiog To
s'.ss - .ootng iasly saere 10 vN n0s
- ~ .cs ying % 70 iAst -intsr The
wet fAl 1As fastened f0rsarf vegets-
20 " a. k.lfs. snf % 0ncs more behold
ieNp-i ~ gru~u.
81
- fosi. 10 this vicinity ar 10 osd
~ Pc o. are aVp.ng - "n-sd oar
~, soou A. Se Nre dons pisotinx
't'osia-schooi 80 orxsni1ci a. he
10 scaool aouss. lsst sunday.
e'-i.sfs graves a. This plsce are - -
.i,.ei 90 saturday, By nemosrs % ne
a h fosi a. Brysnis Ponc.
--'a Dag. ss are sorry ~ ssy, q not
flF.,g .n AsAith vsry fNst
% To- pos hAs some nics pigs ior sac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
WIISONS NIII.S-

TIE bot. dry weather stil eontiaaes
Unlcss ve have . heavy rsin soou, ths
fsrmsch -sn.s drive vii b. hang ~ fo'
ssnt " water.
W l. Pickett CLERK AMI manager a,
Camp CAripoa. vent up last Tharsday
slth to yoang lefics. Beusou CrAfts
hss xoue % q sork for tie season.
rhs fr.t arrival % sports for the SEA
90 a. Filnt's. wNs ThoGss j Shermar
at ''psrt- th-y are goinx ~ D1smond
prospcCung.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
CANTON.

Luls Bos~orth and Flora Mitchell are
teaching In Hartford. 10 Districts No. a
and ,. -
Unier the auspices OF the Rarsl Improve
m.ut Ass0clstioo. Q large namoer OF tres
have been set on the different streets OF
the village. Other towns should follow
me example OF Canton 10 this respect
EDsn Harlow has moved oAet 70 THIS
village; be lives In the house recently oe'
copied by Henry keene.
lee strickland Camp. Sons Of Veterans
viii rive . ball 81 Britton's Mills. Thurs.
day. 3sth ult the music wih be furnished
by TOwies Orchestra
Isaac Ellis has sold his chestnut mare
'Gipsey Queen" 10 parties IN Aoins'on'
Mass
An unusual degree OF interest 10 mani
fsted In the Reform Club and liz work
A special meeting vii be held next Sab
bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
SWEDEN.

WAX. Kendall. formerly Of sseden,
bot recently OF G0rham. N. II 70 visiting
relatives here. Ramon says hs 50 ~
~ psrmansnt We hops be may nno y
eor his Interest 10 a. bis residence nsrs
again. .,,,,.r
ofsw~i.n. died Saturday. sd an, nehiv
an x,.r. ola. lie had been siek the pAs'
w,s,sr much Of the time, oat vas thoosn'
~ h. much better an short time osfof'
= Jo-sps A. Yosns hes cold his horse 's
TIE cosxI ss-iss Circle meets 'h''
- ~,th Nrs. ssmsel fiunm~r. =,
I'M, CT Allen preached o. me
eharch. Thsrsday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

- sPp.s trves are oegiuning 10 -hitsu
-. - q cod orcszs from ne n0rth 10
- oos oat Cor frat o@Iore loog.
Aiss tcresge % potatoes 10 oSioe
','.sd 10 Us vicinity
go ga q saperphosphsis Is nos
=. hlsrs. Qlits change 10 meta
-. h'm.ag since ny remembrance
,-,fs asst - raise their Osn bread
- qrovrutcr. sBd have . sarpius 70
=. - hsJ ouy their Ovn Soar. soos
-. cora, a. their grsss SOD and pa
- p 1onsy 10 phosphate. Are they oct
-ofss % thsn fOrmerlyf
-. - o. Smith o. Hast Bethel, diec
'liisnly lasi SATURDAY.
- Ohapnaa i very M % esreorc
~. nsuisslts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
BUCKfIRLD

Sunday. 2sth slt. Rev. J. N. folle''
preached me memorial sermon o"fofe fcs-
..nd.n Post a. Ar Tue church "<s
t.st@fully decorated with nsg-. covers ana
pisnts ; good congregation and an so'e
discourse.
Holmes stand.
Hsro-rt rilton Of Y seens, n Y, Is here
visiting friends
Tn. road machine with slx heavy oren
.nd four men are repairing the village
-trrsts-
lodge webb OF Portland w>s . guest OF
TIE United States Marshal. on "Wednesday
l.st; the Judge Is on Q pleasure tour
through the State with his team, Intending
70 20 a. far east a. Bangor.
p.rty OF n.hermen len here for the
Lskes, on Wednesday.
Geo. NJ. Atwood has returned ron New
York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

Season q the year the system Is In greater dan
Ger from fatal disease than Al any other time
When the ed weather cones, the poss Of
TIE skin, always uPsn in warm wcatheT, are part.
y closed W, and the waste material usually pass
ING Of through this channel, b seat 10 The kii.
nsys and BowelA
A ne eat richer, hsartir food In the winter,
the amount q waste material D. b. carried away
Is increased. add therefore greater amount 4 "a.
bof "a thrown uPon the Kidney, Live, and Blood.
This bfings out the weak points q these Or.
gsns, and Psiss ~ BAT, D,SHi-g Dlaa
Psis,, ri,sf Fsoisc, Ciili, Ns.,sisis,
Cafa,yi, Bii'ssisff, CsaR/sf,aa, asf Co..
5s~ffs~, together v.ih minor llls such a. Ca.
~ Ts-r-r. Barrr, Sssr Tgns, BIf ByrIfi,
DseHaasy, D.ifasIi, s., are the prevailing
t0gblss u wlntI. The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
No WATERFORD

a..ss Bro~ns Aas ooagai Mr. Mallano'-
st-s ~ tas xri.t mil. sud l. runniag y
NJ NE BsDb. u D. % kNstPori,
- srr laughter. Mrs.. ID " hoidsn o'
Tar.iA AZ vlsitng Mrs.. W 7 Greene.
n Nh Moshsr hNs last retained
ga r.s.tng Der friends 10 Mas
Erg r n Bsntenko1 las been en.
49, D. rrrach a. The Congrvgsiioosl
.lrcs In this ace.
sc Bracket ani nni,y Ars visitinE
eats in Hefun. y a.