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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07
CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL. Mimi, January 8, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue
OF ajudgment entered on October 9. 1884, in the
District Court, Second Judicial District, Ramsey
County, State of Minnesota, against the hereinaf-
ter describedrea estate situate, lying being in
said city and county, on an assessment warrant
for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
nXEllRD

C,.by wsriWell dici Jau. .'h. sni 49,
Dari.t in Ou.dr.d a. hsd lived iu ihis
tasn nn..u var or more W. huusht
th. piece formerly osu.f ~ AnuFf Shss,
So a. uu- ~ IN frst ssttlrr- in M
silss~ tn. uld ciuI-o- AZ ps--ius
.~sv Withll 80 M 'oth- II pf risht
afl l-lop.v have died iu thv village aui VI
ciuIts
Fr.m.n Cu.hmsn f,rm.r resident Of
mi. t.sn. tI.d 40 hutf-sst"r, Me- ,
tro. a. ant 80, CARVED O. Bat GA %
f,r nurlsl
O ~.sri.ys. M Rrssn 80 'ssios
X ,n'u.in mill hi- sfm 49,
rsasht iu th, p.It sui 1. -. thf'~u - nj
c-.tlrt. th- sIr suf .F-f "a .naitius. and
f,I t.ts.ru 49, mschiu's, nui $50 si-A
sItlHut .rrftus IfIurf sltn in' &c ptinn
90 - ily tsl.uug sni Nrruchlns thr irN
arm
a.. n-~u vvry sick sith parampuia' i
improving
~. T.Wk.11ry. wiios ~ Df Ssuurl
Trwk.nury. of f1riIaud, Is N.siNus Der
mothvf Mr. Hayrs
NJ uspb. of Turner, hAs moved iuio
Offlu Jsur.'s rat
TIE auuuAl fFpNfinl or fnAir - iN ~
sr-.s Thr.e nsN cuivsrts arr nelng POI
ln 90 Pleasant 81 Aud also somf Al Neich'
vile. ~ OLD zoe. ar b.ing repaired.
Geo Psfroii L. raising his store.
Geo Frrlngton has lately lost fAlaa'
h'r horse
Hiram Hlcks has bcco visiting bis 70
civ. NJ WcD1rr
10. Oxford B',.. Bsui ssrensicd Mr.
Lydl. Walcott. wednesday night 10 an.
ci.ut dsy. the young lsdir- wsrc serenAicd
Ia these modern days u i The old ladies'
sho arr ne recipients Of their fsyors.
Ons % The questions ~ the dAy-Arc
49,. roiur u th~ National EucsmpmeuN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
HIRAM

Monday. June sth. wAs one Of The cold
- d.V- knosn berv To Juns, Tor many
y.Ars There as frost 90 ioS land Jane
sth
Nj. olive Hoagiou i visiting friends
m schsois q Hiram are % = hish or
der % sxcelicacc, the rcsst - nrsi-ciass
tesC hefs -.
George Fitch. Who has seen afflicted
.tta thr MALAY Known a. loss VI loco
motion. i uoW able % De Aoost on ihe
streets
.,,snd the school house green aod other
,anlic buililug- ~. houri-hiaE.
GA Monday. jane SD, Al the rcsiieaee
~ i'm william Ban OF Dcumsrk. k'v
O,s 4. Alvord united 10 msrriAgc bis go.
- dsughtsr. Francis. ~ East Hiram. sni
~ SRH Biggs % storm Like, lows
Th@y TOOK The mJrning trsin Tor Nhr"
wr-t~rn home a.,
IN. lomb-rm-u are stlll q, work on III
ram Falls. clearing away the extensive an
% logs
i Davis wilder % East Hiram, i doing
. gr~.t service tor the people ~ means OF
M. pur~-hlooied Chester swine, and I'm
,.,,s,t breeds % hens aud turkeys, IN
whleh be takss great pride. Tie KEEPS
.iNns usw znd pure strains OF hlOo'
f,uu Rho.ir Island. OHIO aud elsewhere
\, 1. ..f- L. say that tOus Of meat VIII ~
.dA..i yearly 70 the usual sm"ant raised
io Hiram Long NE and success - saen
farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
DENMARK.

Married In Denmark. June sth. al The
parental home Of the bride. by Rev q p
Aivord. Rev = X n Biggs OF Iowa and
Miss Frank A Bean, youngest dsosh.er
OF Hoa. william Bean Of this town. Inc
ceremony vas Performed "a presence o.
the family aud few invited friends, aud
the happy couple took the morning uain
Tor their Western home. MI Blggs j.
minister Of talent. and wss pastor OF IN"
Uuivsrsalist Church in Denmark fv~
,rars ago. IT, i-s nstive Of OHIO, AMI
graduate Of Tufs College For The last
frw years he has been preaching 10 Color
Ado, bot has purchased = homestead fof
himself and bride in lows, and In fuiurv
intends 10 unite farming with the lecture
n-ld The many friend, Of Miss Bean re
lpice Ia her happiness, bot have no feeling
Dot contempt for oar bachelor friends WI"
sllOw outsiders % csptarc aud take ffOm
u our most worthy girls
Jus.ph Jrwvll did Jau- -, after q long
illn.s-, aged Aboat co YEARS | o-li-vv h"
was bora and always lived la Denmark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
HEBRON

The interesting discourse Of the 5th list.
was listened Ia b, an spprrcistise audi
encs. The rynd.riug OF ths SECOND hym"
VS. remarkably nnv. IL A. Cu-hmsn i
thOrister, and the choir numbered " or
more. Flowers are brought each Saooa,h.
Mr. Bowman occasionally brings q very
handsome gerapium.
During The week days the botany class
are much interested collecting and snalyz-
ing flowers. The white fringed orehis
aud other rare plants are In blossom ln the
csrd.u OF Elem
IN. farmers have been very busy re-
pairing roads besides doing their usual
spring work
q W. Cushman and his men planted
i've scrrs with potstors one day this week,
on n = Dunhsm's valley farm.
forty-three cans Of milk are sent 10
Portland every morning, from farris's,
Huiehinson's and Bucknsm'si JESSIE Tur-
nrr. near by. sends Is cans. Hutehio-ons
farm numbers one hundred acres and he
keeps twen,y-fOur cows Paris has niue
cows and Turner 20
Messr-. Everett aud stesrps have between
I've and slx hundred thrity trees 10 their
young orchards.
Tue young trees on Carr I'LL present
nne appearance. Eddie Glover bought the
orchard of wallace Cushman.
Eddie Glover completed the Smuggling OF
the addition 10 his barn on the 18th.
Mr.. Georges new house IL progressing
quite rapidly. and II can be seen from the
yillsge.
We were much interested in the enthus-
isstic speech OF Hon. John ID. Long, and
most heartily appreciate bis love for our
oxford Hills.
Oar conclusion. on perusal Of the late
interesting discovery OF the peninsula in.
habitsd BY bachelors II that. a. people
mlngllng together In the common sphere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

hls s,adl.s here. he enlisted Into the Ua.
ted States service; at the close Of The
war. aud after getting liberated from
Ilbnx Prison, he rcturnei herc agAln 10
par.a. the study OF his profession In ths
One OF Randall q Harlow. tie Married
nj. wife herr. and of coarse has kept ~
I'M. familiarity win our people, Who are
slwsys glad ~ 70. him whenever he comes
Mr.. Wright came whsn qllte yonns' an1
.tuiled law Ia the Office Of WIN W Bpl.
stsr. aud when admitted 10 thr Oxford bN
became the Law partner OF WIN W bois
tsr. lie rsmsiued here some sk year
m. f,and may friends here who nov en-.
t.r,,in the klndllest fccllogs towards him
sns their bc.t wishes for MS futare success
aui prosperity will always attend hlm
tn. people herv generally, are alNsy. giah
O. sso him Whenever be CONES. NJ DAVE
I. not 40 we'll aud 80 generally knosn hcrc
Bat BE- l. highly respected A. one ot We
cnaaty Offlcsr., who has held The once OF
n. stster II Pronate Tor TINE almost -
shich ..thr msm0fy of man funncth u u
the contrary All has always pffiorm'
the intlr. Of the On r., siih crcdi, TO HIN
sslf aud 20 the cutifc satisfaction ot al
concerned In the business OF the frooAt"
one. which l. ~ far the most important
one. in The county. through which by e.
umatlon, all the property of me county
must pass once Ia thirty -tnrrc year. IL
IA. many business friends n DiNncid. VIII
have hAd business In the frooAie Once
during the last twelve years.
Speaking Of the members OF the oxford
Bar. IL may not be amiss 70 give q list OF
the names OF the lawyers who have been
settled and lived In Dixhcld village during
the las, any years, placing their names
nearly In The order OF their settlement 10
Di.a-ld village, Hsay Fhrssu, Lsri
Viot,sn. joan y Siacy, l,aac Randall,
Charles Address Chsrlrs W. Walton,
I.1ar Uasliarae. y n r. DaHa, \. ;.
Marble. ID 4 SforcH. wm W. Bolster.
.yasiaa Efad1H jr. l. n Lntien. solo
mnn B,l.t.r. james \ Wright, Elisha
UIsfer. Tlpl1isf n RlcAaris0H, 4 u
Hrrinr. Hiram A Randall. ; Is. Brackctt,
A : Austin and John X Trask eleven OF
whom are now deceased, aud eleven NJ
them are nov lvlng-fOuf % them stu
reside and practice AN la Dixhcld. Ihr
usmcs OF those deceased afc printed In
tales
m. cltlrsus OF our village have arranged
win R.v. FrAuci. \. Thacher % boston,
a UnitarAn minister, - supply the pulpit
Al thr Unlon church. during The season
Nj Thacher l. Maine mAu. he wAs
born AZ Ellsworth, once attended the
Bethel Academy under DR.. True. was
stad,ut of Bowioln College. and q grada'
atr Of The Divialiy School a. Cambridge
Tie Is an able prraC her, ani oar people are
fortunate In obtaining The services or 80
learned ani 80 go0i man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
nIrKEIELn

NJ. Hartford has sold her stock
20 ~ Inrry good. % Mrs Aiiitou' OF
Rskari. sho oil cOutiuuc ne business
a. a. olt stand
Ssu-s.,. joe. sth Rev. NJ ogtsn held
u. -e,.esl services a. ne dsthoiis, church
q - fsrvuoou. knd Rev. W W hool-F
Uu.rer.alsL preached Al sane pace IN lu'
.c.rusoa % The evening" % me sNnle
isv NJ Richardson. % oakland. ca
gave esry sbls AMI Interesting tNp-t'
.rcs lectar~ a. the Baptist church. so
- l.fv % dns address With an eAcei-rA'
voice Tor panIic sp-skiug And sinElsE
Her whole tine IL devoted % me tenP''
.ncs cause IN California princip.iy 10
an. chil tren's Ints.r~-t. and she repfrs-nte'
tai STAT Al the LAT. Words Convention,
A. Tnruu,o. taking "a opportunity % Ni-i'
- p.r.ut. AZ Backa~ld, whom she hAs
~, ...n b.f1re Cor area years. Nr-'
Rirh.ri.oo = the eldest dsagntsr of XIV
"A F,ii.tt Her sister. Mrs. Perry oi
Pr~-qas I.ie, accompanies nef Oh N''
visit .-,
reporting good catch Ana Nhi'v y
$500 Ri. =. .nd % n H~r-sy, e.q
-, I. - Al Weld Pod h~rn~rt IN.
~. S.ma. and X & rnpm-- an.
c q Wtslugt0n snd Lpr-utp Ai~"'i
.,ut IA Rsns~i~v. snd Go A'~o0'
,ns John I.esls Chllis took In Byron,
Mr.. william n Atwood wAs Aken .oI'
denly snd Seriously ~ sweek AGO ou' y
no~ Improving -,
Tuesday. -. fam
a,yu.t. ON a visit lsst week.
M wysr Green Of Portland wAs Der
- h..f,rp at 90 . visit % bis fAther-in
t.w pa David fsrrsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
PARIS

] l. al. rhUi. tl- srl sn'sn Loo b
t.sui ftl.t. mai. Us csl At y "A
"A. vi-luug r-istlv~. ln Hg "a ~
In. n.S hsud .tsnd L. ursfly completed
Is ID dns- th- sprs.
our pauk Walk. ar receiving much
u,s-i.i rspsif-
W n Cummings. foai Surveyor. !. 40
ing . good % 90 the rosis ) 'uth Paris
roai M ,chiu- hs- brcn ruu on ~ hii nr'
tween M. village AMI Soaih Paris. sni iu
variuu. other parts 81 tnr di-trict Ihsi
\. ths way "a make gooi roads. Many
cart Load. ~ sAni have ben distributed
throagh the village streets. hiling up cav
titles
As. Austin. esq q. making repairs on
his naiidings IT, ha- also cl~arsd 40 TIE
roadside near his house, aud bal Frank
T. ,stman balld . new wall nrai 10 IN
road.
Go. " Atwood. Of Colom1l, College
L.s school. .. vl.ltng ffisnis 10 Paris
ant Bacsn-h
The visiting Good remplsrs took view
10 the ian ani county buildings last Tnur-'
Jay. A uamber also dropped In 70 see The
prlutlDg mac hinery 10 this onlce
H~rbsrt Record Of Baokn.h has been
driving a fast mare through this villsgc,
several times during the past wrsk Shs
1. black mare about slx years old, And
shows very good PAGES.
The yoang lsiie. gave very pleAsAn,
-otsrtsiument ~ the Academy, Wcdns-dai
evening. There we're REGULATIONS, singiul
aud ma.lc ~ the band Amer this. stras
berries ant cake we're served. There "a.
quite q good aitsnisnce. aud the young Ia
iies were highly oomPlimvntcd on thSii
enterprise.
Frank 4 Stsarns. son Of ;. L stesrn'
Of this placs. has been elected mrmbe
OF The CITY Council AZ Chapman, kausAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
DlXFIRLD

We are favored this week with the pres
.nee Of several members Of the legal pro
f.-sion Of oxford County. Bl-bee and
H~rsey OF Backd-ld have been here, and
have gone o. Weld Pond. perhsps 10 the
Lakes. on = fishing excur-ion, Win fl-n
Commi-sioner Hsury % Stanley. Dsvls
AMI Wright from Paris are bere. They
came here a. referees, IN hear and Try the
case OF Hutchin- W Barn. referred 10
them a, the March Term Of the sopreme
Judicial Court and also 10 take testimony
In an equity case OF Berry W Berry, nov
peudlng In the Supreme Judicial Court.
wright ws- sppointsd Commissioner, aud
Davis Is employed a. counsel 10 aid MI.
Ludden In taxing the testimony. swssey
for plaintiff In tn crst named case. and II.
A R.nsan for defendant l.. Luddsn for
pl.Iutlf With Davis, and II A. Randall for
defendant. In the equity case. The cases
will probably detain them until Friday
night We are always glad TO see our
frisnds here from abroad. and especially is
N pleasant tor our people 10 welcome home
a. II we're, Messrs. Bisoee snd wright
Mr.. Bisbee came here when almost BOY,
or youth, 10 study Law. While pursuing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Cold All windy, more Ike March than
Jaue
Arrangements are being male for pie
nic here on July tth.
Dr mn. 90 Bstasi assisted by Dr. J
A Morton. SUCCESSFULLY removed too or
thrcc tumor- ron ne neck % Mrs. Snsl,
Scrinner. lsst scek. ant she Il gcttiug
along fnely
Msllru n. whitman has found 10 ueccs-
.ary - move here from Worcester, Mtss 4,
that hls Sifs. Who = the only child of A
n Scri1uer may assist her mother.
A Sahhath-scspoi Sss orgNaiIci A. The
chufch hsre ca thc eth Inst. With II NJ
Clara. Sap-fiutsni,ui. A W Grover. A..
slstant Superintendent. Miauie \. Whetl.
er. LIBRARIAN.
Mrs. MARY A Dow of Grafton, l. visit.
iug her daughtrr. Mr. Hattie GroVrr.
= Lir1'e Dresser % Albany, l. teaching
Az summer school la this district, With %
scholars. AM 10 bids fair b. be- a success
fll tern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
CENTRE LOWELL.

There l. mucn sickness 10 tOsn besides
the usual amount THERE are many cases OF
mump- aud measles
The UulOn Conference Of Congregation
al Churches met with thu church a. Centre
lowell on Tuesday, jane ., continuing two
DAYS. There was large attendance aud
the exercises wer- quite Interesting
S.mOa Prsy Is Al work al E.st Fry
purs. bollding brick house for Harmon
Hsrnd-n.
Horstio Stsarns has moved his barn
across tue road, 10 be more convenient To
the mouse.
The corn comes up slowly, except when
helped Nv the crows
Browu & Russell are tn build an octsgon
building On the v Itha's Grove Comp
ground, large enough 10 sccOmmOist- al
audience NJ ,nput 400
Mrs w X Ku-elsed ~ this town dis'i
on Thur.d.y, Jaa- llth. Of m-ssl~- an
pa~umouis, sgri IS y~srs Mrs ko--l,nd
sill De- 2. m-mb-rv,i by he scholsf- 80 NJ.
Bridgtnn Academy Of thu year, ls5s-Sj -
M,ri'ls Ssnder-on OF Sw-dea So ss- =
mem1-r OF tn Congregational Church "i
LN-ll, a t.scher 10 tn ssopstn.-ch'"'
md m, mber Of The choir IL all th-s- q.
l.llon. III will ~ missed nut nucn NOR
In the family circle left d-sOlatc by mi.
sad event She leaves husband, son aud
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

oar people are not qalie done with
their springs work Some arc yet plant
log potatoes AMI beans
Thoss who arr done planting are repair
log roads: these arr In . fearful condition
-usvsr worse. owing ID the groand frcs D.
Ing so hard lsst vtutcr AMI 80 much Ice
forming 10 The cuivcfts and iie NAisr'
courses
They hNd q slight roo AZ the boarding
house a day or tsu agoi snmeihins very
rarc for ihl- quiet p.sce. on elder must
~ charged slth th~ tronnlc. aui ~ viii
h-re az 81 that mau ia-t over NE line 10
Bethel sho deals uut thr ~tuf % make
fool. of men. that be- hsd bitter top bis
usfArlou. bu-' nrss Aui save costs ani pr
hsp. a term in the stone palace on Paris
Hll
Grsln looks dnsly; corr 10 coming up
had hscagsc of cold weather sni wifc'
sofms
M. \ A. SioWclrs health continues
very pO0f ..
Aftsmss Mssou. oar oldest iuhAh'tsnt,
]. smart D. 10. be.n out piA-tsfiug lie
sII a.s 80 Ca-k. of umF isy
i...sk oat fof .h-s . last -hsafvi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
PORTER

The weather i very cold for Jane ffos,
on loW land. this week.
Corn has come up rather poorly on a.
count 90 The dry weather. Grain l. LOOK
log Zoe. Grass q. looking better since M
r.io. bot on sCcouut o. wiutrr'kill will
o. light crop
CroW. ar h-lpIng the corn up faster
than farmrrs uks some one oaghi u
sAyA sDld word tor thc sneaking, biri'
kiIing thieves. for tney neci 70
Potato bugs ar, out 10 fall force. giEln3
the farmrr. a little vxtr. trOaplc.
The apple crop l. q qianiAfF 10 ial'
scctlon fur The present
Tho.. Who failed b see the meraouium
% thr lat, cisll var Al Cornish, TIE pre-
.ut Nr.k. missed a mic. treat. brius One
az th. b.-t -hus- that ever travelled
through thv cosntry. DSnt fail o. -cr IT,
lfl come. yoaf Gay
To-, have th. hnisi Al X ar Pal. under
q god say, ani Shsu c1mplst'i Nlil pc .
a., bailiing and jasi what thai ihf'og
village needs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
HARTFORD

e. ~ - csr.i srnt in Jane,
tf..ar ai siial.i 90 enpthrf r''l-
Nnsi spi-uiid lsS lafic" ~'lc''nf
.aoatht I canpot r-m-nr-f = rnorv n-.n'
.ifsi IA thsn M third day oi gan'' i'i'
Ilsci ~ ~ prospect " anpth~r of qua
t.suty A suug ~ nv oird sslc'n'i ~
ufrsk Of dsy ths fuurth. nt Oh ring sn'p
q.,of VII. LEO dlunt have deserved Pau-
I.amsut many tine
Amii.t 'hs wors ~ farmer. ] uo,ic''i
tnsy 81 he called aP1n Iu h.fti'fd 20
$500 their says
H.rtford uoi helonglug q m tnSn-
. hicb have s,oushcf tns common school
- ,tsn. h.Iiryv NV have somr rignis tn.'
sfII - respected
O.cuB usn hs- nuurht ~ r~-i'~n''
~ uuln~-s sldus 81 bll k1ri fuissr
TIE rtst mschInr sith "A hrs'f a '
snf flur m~s arr frpNluug m rfai' i'
Hucsd 81 ViusEv
sluufy tine
Twsoli g.rtrslt- ons ~ the iaie A'n-t
Cobaru. 80 oib.r Gsriiosr Coiny' ar o.
tur painted hy 4 u Birkusu. an Afils' 'i
"a ..tnf. ata cost oi $50 in'f a.
.irnri q. mrm1riS- 81 tn.-s grulTh =.
Nho.s duust.uns % Culns NuifrnV ~
=, r,usroas. a. psiutrd Liucolns lAe-
~ an STATE 81 Nsiue ir va npfn -
N1rth Tarusr. snd l. che son u my ofo'n'
tn anh come. 10 -.,h prospect OF
fair weather. -.
Mar my reslieucc 1su siih horsr-'
p.oW.. carts. ani other s-ccs.sfY t'o.-'
cammrnccd car,y % make AM Frpar 'he
rpsf
Oathe flurta. Gcorg- \ verfth ~ u art
lord. ous of ~ htnt, ~ sDfk a. hsfii'fl
Cold Sprog. bottled $500 bottles ~ S'ns''
40 onr tsy
R.v M Keeue preached a. kast ns'a
s-if chap-l on thc Sa'osth " ne s'h 81
R.a COMMENCED q, 90 O'Clock Ia The a
n today -.
Iuoslcei In ths C1afaa Ts'ffA'as o. tne
f,arth ne flIlowiag usmvi grsvcs NJ
decorated. $40 we're ms pupils kopSh -
Hinrs. Oaks r Bpsworth, james " hieA
n. America 4 Bafti-tt A large unm',I
ID nv pupils frum oxford County NOV
.uto tas army anf ci-d there macy
tarnrf O. thsif fsmlues and lived 80
tarm msuy ysars ln M sri - nsni OF in''
rusnr..I ftr shat tnsy hst hone
~ rr.rsa fur sritInE carl - -uo1
fs.Ian rarrI this ana iay ui 5ans-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

ll,1 Artru IL mskiug sifltion- o. BE-
49, t-i saef Elgvns Cole l. do,ng IN
"a
Pr Scale o. Frespori l. stopping in
-, ffafs tays.
.t1o1 N0rsa1 As hcen to N1rsAF. 40
irrrsfurrt f1r nIufncss csu~ci nf SEQ
c'-ts 1 tas srmy. rh- Doctor give him
o. ,l7s a. ta s.s ever rvgAlniug t1e u.s o'
u SO
5-ss. ..ia.ain places where u VA ~'n
- 81
s,ue-s c.rCus = % v.sit thls p,acr
Ec1
alrkrs rr oar town roais Ar in order
,rf sirrc trfgrs src o. ne put in o. ~
A. i,lsr rns % soof ThIs q capita.
"a AZ - save ne tosn mscy fo'' A.
~ "a iCsoNNE
"a Co.e = osy.sg vool-Pyiag o..
a.i1
il,, Artru Il patting a. aiiition o'
- oc to 80 fse.lng house
~ tkFr ro llAfcrs ln oar village a.
a. tEs rrueui a. FAR sNges.
y spa. f.ctory Is nos roaming on
.. tne
,ll-rf Schools az nos in session
rlry fsrAru-ut Mr. Lsha D kste,
st,t' gra-nU department S1sie A
'.--is1l. teaCuer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
n BETHEL.

ussihsr l. vsrm ant heautifui b.
a.. ..rs - tns % a. M year. an aftsi
-, fsts fsin eveFynOfY Nnd ever tninE
=. - r,'o.cs. svsu ne masit of N
.s.s.sugng mosquitoes 100 gresis oar
Nj % ne fAfmsrs A., done planting
r--s. r.c1rosrs. &c, ar % Anf groSiue
,,sy Ias seNsou Dos noi sem - Nefl
,,rtut-i 49, a.
gs.s. A., very bold ant I'll tAks tas
- cs.cEs On sp.ts o. anytalng
ta-st fncts % cross 200 sSAfm iae
ss-.lss t.Eglug 20 everything even -
- grNss gfount
81 ~ rNp with cola frosiy niEats
atsy 4 Gear knt ocsut.fai, via Adrisnt
rrtfrf
10 rosf machine l. uos go.ug throaEa
- r.trf. mAlng some nlcc rosis. II
s--sar rvsi improvs1aeut
~ naVe ~ saing 'ct thc Churcn, an
a. 900 to mAke nss icuce Aroani tA'
r-siefy
~ Ns~IAan from R1mfort. hss had
- I1iIn ths csnstsfy nicely grNici, ~nich
sagfesi improvement
NJ y Adamson hNs hcsr very slcA b
- Mr. s. uowAft-hsf talghtcr ifom
nsss 10 caring iur Der
NE RArtlstt isis'y took a tiQ o. va.
AN. Ma. Eoing a. faf a. fofi.sn1 -.
. Kan
z q E.toss rsw barn - aboot con.
,s.rf
P,tf'rrs - a. k'nis az vcfy p.fuig
ulss sre svrn blessed sith atfsss.iins
80
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FKYERURG

Ml.. sarah EFaa., Nnp has been doiuz
missionary wufK amOug tnc colorvd l'r"-
pi. la Lsai.ylllc. NJ uudcr The NJ A.
/. Al hon. mr the sumner on q vacation.
Alasn wAkyr aNs oesn very sick' oai =
Improving
In, SS,,isnhorgiAn church wa- Crowded
SUNDAY evening. When Mrs. 4 NJ. Whitiug
az Top.kA. Kan-s-, Who has been sp.niluS
the past year here, gave an Aiifcss ociofe
IN Temperance Association.
Dr. LsmsDH attrndvi thr mc,Nns OF ihs
Maine Medical Association a. fOfuani'
thi. sc,k.
Mabsl Morgan. who has been In Ne"
Yofk The past winter. fOr medical treat
ment. has come home, la much better
health
Nn weymouth Is also visiting her par
eut-
Several from here attended The Cvnsrr-
gationAl Conference al Centre Lowell, Toes
day sud "Wednesday.
The DrmOcratic csucus, on SATURDAY
evening. chose X & Harmon for fo,'mss-
Ter ~ large majority.
Tuesday evening. eight young gentlemen
AMI Tour ladies' compyt-d for thv prize OF
trf,d for defamation Miss Carrie Roach
a teacher % elOcutiOn from walden, MAS b
acted A. jaigc. bot the Awards VII nov %
kuoNn All the close Of The term.
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ROXRUKY.

urA W. Rsohlus l. teaching 10 DIS
No 4; Carte Locke. In No. '-oo'n u
town. -. .,..... ,.,nl.r
ce.r,s. Bartlett Of Hanover has pef-
eh...d foart-~u lots Of land (o~inx 10 .ne
,Sr~, ---tsrly rsnge- next 70 Anaese'
linz az John HOsghtou. about 100 se'ss'
for 5000 xo,,h
Mars %. Eimands Is 10 teach 10 Not.s
A nsoxer. N hard work can make the seh"o'
. .acces. she ~ill make u 80.
Corn Il coming % very poorr,,- 80 :
a. r.iu. II vas TOO Dry, and since 'ns
80. has besu TOO cold.
TIE hay crop viii be hight 10 'h's sec
ton ,...
~ ar.desns are peelipg the poplar ,sa'
s,ey landed ., the walker '.f"' '''' WIN
A. Thomas and J, l. Week: are pss,.
ing poplar IN the woods for nsn ~
hsuling. n.bsrmen
70 oas trout ~x
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Of NE are 10 happiness. 30 are seven thou.
saul bachelor. In Paradise.
Chllircn's Day viii be observed June n
lasteai Of the 18th
Mrs Bartlett aud Mrs Capt Durham
have nnishsd two quilts this week.
Prof whitney and his family will arrive
near the 2Ji
We all regret the severe illness Of Rev
8. ID. Richardson; Dr. Holt II attending
hin aud trust he may soon recover.
Commencement will occur Jaly ~, and
sc hope io see a large attendance.
Al Interested In the sch ol viii vel
come with delight the Witt Of our former
successful teacher. George NJ Atwood.
Mrs Howe aud M Mary whitman az
rlv-d hpme on ths llth
tn Trustee annud dinner viii ~ ~
Mr. Hoses. y.
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sight - ses maa dropping corn and a
crow foilosing within thres rod. palllrg
Il 10
Oaite ros AZ the village. wednesday
uishti tso chaps goi o. poandiug each
other haiis. hat coasts1ic lick. settled
IN hssh Or then
Captain Jpha Willis OF Wet Puls l. on
= visit D. his dsnght-r. Mr.. G-orge r
BarahNm Captain Willis spent ne Win.
ter in FLORIDA
Csntonto '-drive passed here this ~ u
The water IL q llttis hIshar