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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
PARIS

Mft q. A. GLEASON OF Globe Village,
Mass Is wishing her brother. George
Maxim. on the old homestead
Mr.. Prof Geo. l. Nosc ~ Boston, i
visiting hef mother. Mrs. L \ Black.
Mr. Starhlfd who i spending The sun
mrr 90 The Unlon House i au amateur
photographer of no mean pfeisuslors.
iie b.. tiken large number % nue views
OF Paris llli AMI Vicinity. Mr.. Siarblfd
Is enthusiastic over she beauties of this
section. sherc he has spent four summers.
Ncarc sofry 10 report case % attempt
"a suicide ~ one % oar summer visitors.
TIE .rty says that afisr hcafiag native
defend ne act Of J,f Davis. he tried b
droNn himself Ia the horse trough Some
whl saw ne catastrophe report that The
PUMP snoat came oui aud let The victim
lui0 thr horse trough when be- was trying
% climb O. the TOP OF the pump.
Do Allen T. Bcssc % S.daey Centre
Wa lu town lAst week
NAL Burhank OF Portland, formerly
Cicfk nf Courts Tor oxford County, and
nov ~ the crockcry firm ~ Bufbauk,
Douglass 81 Co, spent last sunday In town.
Ffri T.. Hammond. q graduate Of This
.o1icc. Is 10 % The prlnilng A. TIE Glen
iiou.r. 'hl. summer.
Mf. Hattie Halleii OF B1sioa, with two
children. Is visiting her father, Hon Hiram
iigbhlfi
4 T. Cufls of Cambridge, Mass, made
us brief call, Monday morning.
lion j. 4 Ssascy % Canton was To
t1Nu. Monday lie was engaged In pre-
parlng cases for ihe Law Court
Rev. q. A Hayden of Anhurn preached
AZ the rniycrsalist Church, sandy, on an
exchange with Miss Angel
Augusta. Phelps AMI vie anl Me- ia
J. Phelps 90 Lawrence, Mass, afc Fislting
friends here AMI AZ South Paris.
Daniel Forbes ~ Cam1fligc, Mass, r.
vlsltlag hls hfoihtr lonige, 10 thls place.
Several Anilyrr mcn are a. work haying
In this Nltlnlty ID A MtfsiOa All Is L.
Small afe AZ n 4. ilkmmonis J u. III
tleha'c Is a, J. X ilammDudsi Timothy
Hastings Al J G. Clmmlng,'s Fred. &.
Akers Al Mei.cn Colourn's Edgar Hutch
ln. At Charirs Dlilcy'si Prank Leonard AZ
n. D. lammond. MOODY ilaichlns Al
Geo Coles
W W Maxim las presented us with a
generous supply % strawberries of the
Manchester variety. They are large,
dark rci. AMI very even 10 slts. IL has
raised large Quantities OF these berries,
ani shipped some 10 Portland and Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
HARTFORn

Juiy ION came ln a. early moro alih
hcAfy thunder and heavy rain, which ~
pcarr,i o. dlylic--one part went north aud
one south. The sun shoue before seven +
glass standing seventy I've degrees above
zero. AMI the thin grass was f,iilug before
The scyihe with a doe prospect % being
rakci lu today
1 notice TIE farmers are divided. today
some for the hsydeli. some fof the blue
berries which soon will be- plenty.
Those verses la The last DEuoCnAr, by
T.. PIX are ful OF The gospel
The day Is proving an excellent time
Tor securing the mown hay la bu ,ches.
Itlsa lovely afternoon Tor thoso Who love
ihe fragrance % new bay.
W. n. Parks ani l. lloigion' neaf
ne.ghhors a. East Buckleif. are chinging
work in haying each one oNnius go'd
horse.
A party % visitors from Boston u Paris
ana vicinity rode over d Hartford Spfing
on the i0lh. To- = carriage provided Tor
them hy careful driver. u real enl9y'
mout with picturesque scenery among Tie
hills 90 oxford Il appreciated, they return
ci with mental and physical food. This
company came 20 The Sprlng, Two years
ago. ..,.,
hay day. many tons 81 hay vii be housed,
lncluting the following LAY u fslr weather
owing 30 the late rains
There arc more Oxen used Ia TIE Line
school District of Hartford than horses,
10 work on the farm. which IL gain Tor
on teams.
I. ,he decision Of The Supervisor Of
Hartford lcgali She SAYS The children 20
The farms belonging 20 Backdtii have ihe
same figh, % attend the school taught m
The house standing ln Hartford rs they
had before the town voted d a1p.sl ile
school district system. TIE pupils aud
teacher are under her supervision. DO
The town OF Buckneii vote O. abolish me
school district systcmi Is What TIE public
wish 10 know.
Rev. c. Keen. from Hebron. preached A.
East Buckfc.i chapel, July l2ih, 40 eiefca
O'Clock he will preach AZ The same p'ice
and time. The 2iih.
Rev. Gilman Rec Of East SumuCr, who
preached that appfopfis's sermon Al hart
ford Cold Spring House on the Sa12Ath -
A lull house. before 10 WAS occupied hy
machinery, j. often thought--hY The hear
er.. Including the singers, who added much
10 that hsppy meetings. one Who would
make his mark as a pfcachcr uoticc De
ofen breaches in Hartford slocc that l)y'
ful meeting
The popularity of the Hartford Cold
Spring products In L. Own county u shown
by the great quantity reiailcd BY The apoih'
ccAry, j. A. Klwsou, 10 Buckdeli village j
sales, ten dozen per Gay, The gulNty OF
the eoOd. gives them qlIck sale.
notice that n. l. ID. Potter says Ia The
DENOCRAr Of Jaly ltih ne gives Leigh
Hunts verses correct hope my friend
Al South Paris will recover The color OF
his hair again.
The 18Th ami iG.h % July WIRE two OF
the best hay days have seen this year -
more tons OF hay scared than on any 9TH
or two days this year.
On the sixteenth 81 July, close today
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
HEBRON.

A unanimous vote was taken, sabbath
dsy. 10 extend the time OF Rev. =. ID. Rich
ardson's vacation until September, and al
20 10 have vacation NJ two Ssbbaths TOT
the chOrister. n. A. Cushman, and other'
who might prefer attending some o'hs'
place OF worship.
The people are very busy haylng. and
the grass II better generally than was eN
pcctcd. Among the most zeslous haymak
crs are three young lads, Leon and halph
whitney OF Boston, and friend or thtlts.
Mrs. Bartletts and whitney's bcautifal
residence Is cheerful with relatives ano
friends who have come 10 rest.
Mrs Woodward ~ expected on The l'th
last
MissE. y. Youug came on The lJihi j.
i her seventh return 20 Hebron 10 spend
the summer, and she has many friends 10
the vicinity whom she will be harpy 10 see
AZ her summer home.
m any one wishes 90 see the grcatss'
prosp.fity on the farm. a call AZ Mr..
ilIbbs's will be- desirable. lie sends nay
cieh, pounds OF butter 20 Boston one week
aud seventy the next, and BY the purchase
OF a creamery skins The MILK hlnset !.
the ncalest manner. The butter Is equal
4, the incest Vermont butter. The boxes
f1r sending u are constructed by means OF
a LAYER Of wool between The Inside aud
outside box. 90 that heat cannot penetrate
u the drawers 90 butter within, The cost
of the boxes l. from six - ten dollars, &C.
cordiug 90 size. Mrs lliohs mskes pleas
aut home, not only Tor her own chilif,n o.
who arc being etaeaied q, The Academy
bot also The talented yong man, Jane. T.
Pike. and nephew Of her husband Mrs.
I.rBarrou AMI her sister help in taking
care OF large number Of beautiful plants
aui al other Interests.
The Roxbury correspondent has rcndefcd
ihc beautiful sonnet correctly Win eNcep
ton % one word. Leigh Hunt has whom
,ove on COD had blessed" instead of
ifthaf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21

-Bllldolsr J. l.. Meade. Of Copiah
County, Miss. appointed postmaster al
Hazelhurs,. IN the same State. by Pfesi-
den, Cleveland and thea politely request
ed 10 resign. has long communication
in the New Orleans o.Democrdf ex.
planning hi. case. lie expresses a nA,u.
raj surprise tha, the Northern Rsplbliean
press should have 20 much Influence with
a Democratic Administration, and that
there should be 20 much wrath a, his APP
poin,meni. For hi. course 10 the cam
paign Of 1883. during which PIN, Mat
ikews was sho, At the polls, and the
meeting called TO endorse the murder vas
presided over by Meade. Meade says he
feel. a patriotic pride. In his own Ian
guAge IL have no apology TO offer MI.
Cleveland and hi. Mugwump friends for
anything | did in tina, campaign, for un-
der similar circumstances would do the
sane thing again" The North, say.
the Philadelphia Press. does no, admire
Mr.. Meade or his political methods. bu,
/, has greater respec, for bis candof
than /. has for the consistency OF those
who enjoy the fruit Of an act while they
pretend to de-pi.e the dosr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
ANDOXER

Most or che farmers begin haylng, ,hi'
week.
5. Betion, ssq Is building an addition
30 bis house.
J. W. Perkins. the photographer, !.
about 90 build q saloon. thus having ~
l1Af, which he l. enable 81 obtain In HI.
present quarters.
The NJ y. Society gave an ice cream
supper. Thursday evening.
Geo. Easter l. repairing his barn.
The hoArilng-hOuscs are fnll, OF nlllne
~ With summer guests.
Rev AlcH. wiswen OF Norway, supplied
the Cong church. Sunday last
Qlite a delegation % Audover people
hc,pctsWcli The crowd that rushed 90 Lev.
ision o. SEE Baruum.
The hor-ouf a. The Upper Dam, We'd
ucsiay, causes qalte an excitement The
damage O. th' structure l. saii % bc cx'
tCnslFc.
james T.. Stevens l. Al Middle Dam.
doing stone work on new barn that Is
belng huIi AZ that place ~ the Iulou Wa.
tcr Power Co 90 Lewiston.
Freddie son of n l.. Newton, ESQ, was
badly burned about The face ani eyes on
the en- lost hy The explosion of large
nrc-crsckor with which be was playing.
Mr. ]. T. Newton. whose Illness We an
uouncei A. short time since. died. Thur
iay moruIug faithful O. duiy 10 All The
relations of llfc. she leaves large circle Of
ffieuis Oh mourn her loss,
The wlut accompanying TIE shower,
Thursday b. m, dd considerable tamago
in somc locailtles. breaking down trees
ant drmoishing fences. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
SOUTH PARIS

the University OF Mich, al Am ArO0f.-
q N Prtuilss 81 Bangor, formerly OF this
town. pow Ia the railway mall service be.
tween Bangor ani Boston, with wife ani
family. are A. : l.. MaKlm's.-kd Si0Ncll
AMI vile OF Lynn. are visiting bis mother,
Mrs. J d StOWoll Mrs MARY &. Gleason
49, Maxim, daughter ~ the late IcuAs
Maxim. now Of Southbfiige, Mass, has
been visitiag AZ Geo " MaNlm's ani Ia
all. village W. Rdfci of Ncw York. iof
whom Paris ME- ComPaay mair an la
meusc rgm1ef Of Diiug tables ihe past
year has bcel 10 town al The pat week.
rhc Company have couifac 81 % make
him a large number ~ fOiilng writing
desks aui ahics-Df A J. Bcssey and
sic 90 sidney. have been visiting II =.
Mofton's aui q. u Cfockc,Is Matte +,
daughter Of Tnsiram ilefscy, graduate
% Ne Hoiyokc seminary, At prcscnt a
teacher To- ihe Aubufu ll.sh School, i VS.
ting her parents here Mr.. DE- II. l..
lone. has lgst returned 'r0m q stAy In
B1st1n. Rev Charles y. Cummings IL Al
his fathers. a. r Cummings -frci Howe,
f,fthe last year In shoe store Ia Boston,
/. Al hls fathers also Niles Auuie kecnc,
OF Lynn. Saturday Ilght, the Band, OF
which be- was long a member, gave him a
sefentie Al james Carllss, arc hts ofo'
Their AMI family
We are informed that some c0utcmpil-
BE sneak thief has been stealing ilWor
plants from several lots ia Elyefsiie Cen
ctofy. In every Instance they have been
OF rare variety carefully cared Tor BY
their owners aud the loss j keenly fclt.
Il I. thought that the perpetrators are
known and unless restitution Is made steps
will De taken - meie out 10 them the pun'
lshmeui they deserve We have no words
with which 20 describe q person who Will
stoop 70 this aud will leave the reader b
apply whstcver eplihet, seems appro'
pirate.
sic Nathan Crockett, bad apiftial shock
rev days ago since which be has been
quite sick.
WI st0wcll O.. coa.iisra1ly imPf1v-
ci.
CuarLENGE We. the South Paris Nine,
chsllenge the Picked Nine Of South Paris
% play ~ a game OF base ball, on Stt1rdaY,
july gjth. 1885. At 3 o'clock, a. ".
D. J RECORD, Capi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
FRYHBURG

Mr. ptn1c Page. who lately sold Der
house o. Dr. Harris. hks the founta.
lion for another laid. That will be the
thlri house she has bult within few
years
a T. ilastiogs hasa strawberry bed
which has y.ciici him some i've bushels,
This scssor.
Suuday evening there WAS SABBATH.
school CONCERT AZ the Congregational yos.
Try The topic vas The " Mission OF The
Flowers ani ihe ycsify Wa suitsbiy
decorated
John Locke. d.. % Portland. with bis
family IL visiting relatives here.
party uf sixteen young aiics started,
Tuesday. OBJ camp oar Ia The vicinity OF
NJ Chocofua. near TamNOfih, y. IL.
Nearly ihc same company went ihls year
A. campci Ia Conway. lAsi year.
Clement A. walker u Chicago, spcni a
fcs days here This week.
Mr. ~ g. n. white i visiting her
msny oid friends In town.
H. ". bradley. Who has been ln Denver.
Col. for che past iyc years, L. expected
hcre sn0n.
Dr. q. r. Bradley. 4. =. Is In town.
thls week.
r. s Page ans daughters % Maiden, are
a. Russell Pages
Avilas, bAss BAL elab ha, lately been
ofganltsi
ga account % the cool weather. The
summer company has come In slowly. bat
thc houses VII BE- fan By The fret of Al
gust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21

oar sch1o, closed JAY iiih. with select
rcai.ng. ieclsmaiious, rccitaiIons. dia.
l1gues. etc. TIE fo.losiug arc names oi
taosc who TOOK part In The exercises
Clara jordan. Nstt.c Cummings, Harry
BryAnt. Matte Jortsn. Man fineid. Hattie
Thomas. Mamie jordan. Freddie jordan.
John Fdcii. = n panhsn ant TIE teach
er. The scholars have an been punctnai
as their department good TIE CON
uittec. n " Johnson, Csq uuter whose
charge us schoo. IL, visited - twice, ani
s-tsl b. part well Th.s school has been
taught ~ Ellen T.. k.m1ah an We are
.orry ID have 10 close. f1r 10 exceeds auy
thst Las been taught hers for number oi
yesrs TIE parents al scholars speak OF
he teacher very hlgdlY, Ani hope The
arcnt vi secure her Cor The al tern
TIE crops are lookIug haeiy.
Nrs. JACOB Chase j. 4lite poorly iu
health.
those wA0 Wish O. tfcspkss GA b.acocf'
RI lots hai better consider thc Oo.ien
kl.r. IT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
DENMARK.

The following we're Installed a. officers
OF Denmark Lodge. No t0, July IN NJ
\. wentworth. y. q I. II. Berry V. q.
W a Merrill X 90 q. W. Gray, J.. ;.
Johu Colby. Treasurer q. W. Mou.ton, {
&C. Ordway. W, NJ. %. Cobb. X ;. y
O.. AZ. Bra i5ury. L. ;. \. c. y. A
Smith. X 5. v. G.; ID 5. Perkins l. ;.
VIC. ,. ~,
Deacon WIN. y. Davis died JAY IN az.
t.r ~ days' sickness, In The s5th year OF
bis are. Funeral attended ~ Rev. MI
Jord.n of Brownneld. I believe NJ. DAVIS
~ born and always resided on the iarn
wbsre h. died. lie vas . nan OF integri'
~ AMI intelligence. aud had served hl'
town win credit In the various town OF
eces and his district In the Legislature o.
tbs state. lie was a member OF tne Ooh,
gr,satiouAust Church, and 10 Deacon Ano
ls.iiug member Tor many years. HIS deAtn
~ - a sad loss 20 bis family aud % th'
Community Al large. lie leaves "ido"
one son ant one daughter.
Mr.. Jenny Barnham, wife OF Dr' CnAs
N Rorubam OF jefferson, y. II, = .ist
Ing relatives and friends In THIS pisee
Tse Dr.. who was formerly In praeue'
bere. has = 1ne location sod prsc.lee y
he beautiful sumner resort OF JEFFERSON
nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21

The New York World docs not seem
20 be al all happy over the recent sppoiat.
meu,s In that STATE. amer admitting ina,
Hubert o. ThompsOn's daily visits a. the
Custom House 20 to oobfrm the statemen nj
that Collector lIedden Il Thompson's nan
which, "if true, would subject the appoint
meut 10 very grave objection, u says
"Of the nse spp0lntees two are taken IRON
the Observation-Disclosures Hedden, who y
sald 10 be a Democrat, and Gen. McMshon.
The other three are converts, more or less
recent, from RepublIcsnism. But not one
Of the number IL 50 distinguished for busi.
ness capacity, brilliant ability OF politiesl
saeael,y As 10 commend his selection 81
once to the popular Judgment OF the Dem
ocratlc heart Are the Democrats OF New
York In A. good position today 10 enter
upon q campaign and win victory In this
State a. they were three weeks agof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
T. BETHEL.

"Maklag Ray while ~ san shlnCs, j.
tie orlef OF ~ day. nov 10 Is ihe pref
ilss, work tho farmer has b DO ani b. en-
ioys 10 the most
We arc plcascl O. see hat Moses KIN
hail ani vie have returned q thclf farm,
which Thy sot lat al, on conditions
We hopc thsi they viii deciic o. remain
with us DOW.
Arthur Perry. nom Massichaseit,, i
spending ~ vacation a. bis father's, 4. t.
perry's
Mr.. Eto.h STILES has received q gtuslou
with bach pay.
Arthur Blake and wife, Eiia Estc-, ani
oihcrs. arc spending their vacations a. TIE
parental home.
Mr. : Howard IL very lov Ms. VI.
4 Bartlett L. able % take short TIE.
Alfred Bean Is puit.ng 10 neN NindoNs
and making Interior repairs 90 hls hpase.
Number from this place attended Bar
nuns show az Lewiston.
e. C. Kimhan has gone ~ Berlln' \. H.
Born. July N. 90 ihe wife % llifim H.
ufan. q sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21

BAsr BALL-In regard TO the base
ball game Of last Saturday. would like
TO say word When !, was announced
tia, we were 10 play against the "Blsi.
mes. Men" Of South Paris. We supposed
they mean, Solth Paris aud not Oxford
County. They scared the services Of a
"Crlck" catcher fro Blekfs'd an ! pei !
him sl.5O, snd by bis fee catching and
the ,Gse,ual pitching Of Doc. Holden.
wOn the game They were pretiy sly
abou, this and did no, l,, Us kuos Of II
until too late; II they had we shosld
have made some effort 10 have had
the regular nine there; bat owing to the
fine hay.weA,hsr we did no; have our
regular niae Aher the game, when our
Captain. Mr. Records. challenged them
TO play With US mex, Saturday, they said
their arms were lame aad did no, want
to "play again this year"
A PLAYER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
NEMRY

Mrs Anua Eames died 90 the night Of
he lgth Inst. fgneral services took pace
wednesday. She was one OF large IAN.
ny. thirteen CO. an. ani al OF whom lived
o. be- % so. Two only nov survive the
Rev. Ber amlu Foster o. Bethel, and Mfs'
A. n stowe o. This town.
Having vii begin In earnest uext week
the crop vii be light, but much better
than Wa Al one time expected.
The summer schools are about closins
The districts have a. general Thing been
fortunate To- securing the services OF good
trachrrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
DlCKVAIE

Js'y iith. ana the farmers seem to be
10 10 harry % begin hAylbg The rains
have stopped the cry " No hay" Grass
around here Is looking inely now.
MI Peavey. Who has been a great SUI
fercr % long, died Friday morning. July
o. We have hai three deaths In this part
% ne town within a weeks time one. an
agcl laiy, thc mother % Mrs.. Daniel
fleichcf smother. AyoIng child OF AlouEo
Bkhh. The funeral % Mr.. Peavey was
held Sur lay. Rev. W. J. Twort % Canton
preached the sermon be- also attended
The funeral % thc Baba child, The sane
tay
NJ. Bray Il reported o. be some better.
Bat she u ql.te feeble now. winthrop
Mathews Is SIN on The slck list. bot w
hesr Il improving.
Efe Gordon wcut back 10 her school,
iJth Inst
Wa. Putnam hks begun The WORK OF
buIitIng thc church a. West Peru.
Herr l. tree We think BIG enough b be
named Ion the papcr awhlte birch, cut by
~ e. wymau. measured two and ouc-haif
,oci through AZ hutt; thirty seven feet
NON ~ stump 10 was twenty Inches
through. llcis going % make 10 into wood
en- hoNis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
OXFORD

Durug thc shower ant heavy wiui on
THURSDAY. gth inst. much damage was
t1ue o. thc eroNIng crops lolug nun
trees we're lrIlrti ari thc gfoanf NA'
strown with tle frult Marx Weber .
she'd va tloNn down ani yolug pear
ire urfootcf farther on. piae tryc D,
inches thrnugh was broken short Cf three
fost frcr the grouni 10 aiI1.n.ng towns
nuiiiinx- were barred al hsfns uuroofed
The cloll va sscu % divide. one part 20.
inr north aui thc other b the .oaih n
10 hai cone IN H. flu force, he iamagc
must have been much greater.
Mr. Williams, erAngc list. has been lee.
tnrIre bore Slt'ccts Temperance, AMI
n. as words 90 Qlecu klIAbeth and
Prose AI1cri coutfastei
E.s ~ Enmous. pastor % The Coo.
gregaiill Church, prcachca a. Bel lu,
OtIsfrif AZ tlc morning services.
Rev Yr Mitchell has returned IRON
v.sitr. lIs ftuI.y AZ Saro.
Tfew % the ate Hiram Bsals gives
thr holss ans l1t ln Portland on Sqring
street together With thc faru.iurc and
n. nu. 'o Mr. Iloftcusc hlug ~ Wc.ch-
vile.
To- 80 school hoas, a. weiehvliie l.
rrar.y Completed
Ttr Isari Hlusc Nil hc rchu.'i on Ma.
ru.rs.. Island In Thompson Pod II viii
rr r.r-rnrrrrt that thc fr-t hoasc buNt
cher. ives destroyed ~ Gre some tNo years
sucr
I1,sPs rarrot graduate of A.oauy Law
s.n11. "a; home.
Mr sk.uugcr % Po'ani. who i haylrg
fir joseph Ro1lnsou, says De has used q
Wlois moving machine Tor I've years,
aui has moWci heivcen fluf ant lvc hun
trrf acre. ln thAi tine witAoat The ogtay
20 a cert flr repairs.
Mrs. Alice EiNar.is's mother, Mr. Ward
49, f-ou Arnlstook. las been Yisitlrg her
ff.rufs
uf Warrrn las moved % otlsicli, and
nanIei Hackctt vii move into The house
latsiy ocCup.ci ~ bin.
Toe letter I'M last weeks supp cment
from An ud settler. - excellent hope
- shaI have more % them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-21
NORWAY LAKE

JAY 81, i,,s.
4. l.. rans have male chauge in
90 tae better, kni there L. noS
s.. 90 FAR hay CroQ most oi ne
20. u. commence having this Ncek.
.-.s rrFef looked better, oli there
r t.r. rroiuct.or ~ potato beetles.
-ls t..rg "a tliug ~ thc QAst-nos-
..s ot thc present
-ia town meeting relative % we
FiI Water Company, i o. bc heii
... .lt % thls wcck q genera t1rn-
f .r... tc1
..,-.,, i. iul YET the ciAttcr OF TIE
f-. -tla.nc rcigus supreme.
...-. a prospect % Norway LAKE
l.g A. -.ttcd physician. Dr. kimon j.
u .ls t1c bcst wishes of us al.
H n pain ~ record ne t.iine
u. . lanes Crockett Mrs. !. &
a.-. : slowly recovering non ne'
III 80 Mrs Eleanor Ray Saith
FFf james smith, csq, aged p
.ir .ts been thrcatsned VIII couges
iae right lung she Is nov or o'
letikic danger.
loklug over Lake ~ notice Improve
,rs I'M he buildings % Ncssrs llk'
I tucker the f1rmef las moved. raise
giheuei bis barn tlc latter has
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