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

Rev. Mr. Fo.lcii l. on visit . Water
Vile, Gardiner. etc, etc. Rev. MI Scoti
nfeaches during bis absence.
william &. Spaulilng and son OF Carl
bou were In town last week. Mf. Spaul'
ding i son OF Bgckheli, who went 70
Carlton several year. ago, engaging In The
hardware trade. where DC has become one
% the most successful business men 81
Aroosiook. His mother, Mrs. Eliza spsal'
ding. returned home with him on visit
pcrclvA white % Wlnchendon. Mass,
nephew % Hon. John ID. Long was In The
village last week. and purchased an old
brass clock Of EllAs Monk Tor 80 % This
clock i said % be Que hundred AMI any
wears old. 10 MAS formerly owned BY
AblA Drake, an Old settler. who Inherited
IL from his grandfather.
on Friday, June 81. c. {. Wilmington
% TIE nrm OF C. wilmington q Sons,
caught bis len hand In moulding ma
chlue. which badly mutlaied two OF bis
fngcrs.
A daughter Of james Roberts % this
town recently died suddenly In New lork'
Her remains reached here last Thursday.
on the gith inst, the Turner Base Bal
Club. beat the Backneids The second time
this season. oar boys will Try them
again.
J. 4. Laughlln Of Bethel, has opened =
shop here. for carriage painting etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

hear that she Is 80 Ear recovered IS 10 b
able 10 attend church. Miss hersey u q
home on q vacation
Rebecca Baker has gone 10 n. II. 70
spend The summer with her uncle.
Mrs T. ]. Dawes. OF Auburn. with he
sons wife and child Is spending shor
time here.
Frank Taylor. the blind musician, a.
sisted BY Emery Coulter, gave an entertain
nent June S0th.
Lorenzo Jones and Mr.. Noyes OF Wind
ham, came here on fishing excursion lss'
week Efie Haskell and Miss Hudson &C
compsnied them for short visit TO theii
friends.
Will Lombard went 10 College SWAMI
tr0utlng ami caught ~ trout that wa
skillfal Angllag; wish we might all be A.
fortunate.
The heavy rain which EEL last week glad
dened The hearts OF all. IL was very drJ
and the crops were suffering. Now All u
frcsheued into new life.
The village schools closed June 26ih.
An who attended the encAmpment re-
por.ed a grand good time.
The spiuners aud weavers IN Robinson :
mill have had few days rest
A dancing bear has visited his brother,
"OKfOrd Bear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

T1s .ih vas observed a. " Children
usT The church wAs decorated WITH
-lvrrs. and there Wa = sermon % chil-
trer. Ss1osth school concert, recitations'
responsive readings. etc. .lnierspersed = "a
music. One hymn sas sung ~ 4. II. fos'
BPS 80 little girls The oldest, 81 year,
% as mouih. pFesiied a. TIE organ very
rcfy
A 500 of n r. Foster, % Denver Col'
l. s1enfng TIE sumner sih bis uncie, ID
Cark
t9tram X. BAston. oue o. oar BOYS
50 Eas wountcd % The ATE SAr OF TIE
fs1el.on IS visiting relatives herc.
AMBROSE wariwel Of Connecticut 4
fstrg bis parents.
frcf Ciark. who has = nice little lara
a. t,s head 81 SOogo POnd, has moved Dis
,trn ani q fxing ~ about his premises
.l.is ttstofaliy. lie and parties Al Bethel
az have recently put several small boats
go i1e pond. which vii be convenient
pr Sporting parties.
\ Wheeler i Improving.
Ils ate rains are haylng very tislo.e
ceci gp1n al crops, and VII a1d FeO
llcl 3D. TIE hay crop. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
WEST BETHEL

w.aiy and cola Cor JAY. TIE lA,s rAin
cause hayiug - b. Pat 81 Tor NeeA
10 NO. and vii Increase ne crop
80 frult ire cAnvAssers have recently
a "a On the farrners In MS vlc.nity
cough las been written by The DINO
..Ar Correspondents - convince TIE rear
r. tAAt Tie crow has Ten enemies % one
frisnt
TIE steam NH las suspended operation,
f1r Two seeks. We miss 1c morn-n =
whistle.
TIE road machine = doing good vofk
.1 thls district this scck.
Mr. Hattie A Grover l. nov prepared
.1 So dress making Tor a. Who may require
.er services.
Lsarier Bennett pAsset here on bis ped.
ters cart one Gay iAsi week, bat male
- calls AM GA not seen DESTROYS o'
-akIug sAies-
I1tham ChApnan Is stil engaged 10
rtnlug hali.ngs for A. ; Bean. an i
uorkng tais week on those occupied by
ID Bean
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

JayI. AT NhAi a nice ran We have hal
ani strange D. say no one futs fault.
A. m Fsrnlm tells gs be Sas - giAi
O. fnf 10 wAs raining, sunday uight, taAi
be- soi up. ui rs pipc Ani hAi a good
smoke To- ne deaf hours " the night
Suniay morning. Jane 2,th. a. A. e.
Ahhoti haqirci three persons Al frAnkiin
Plantation
sunday n. ". J. Tsort. % Canton.
heIi q service a. the school house To- tbs
place. aner which De baptized ulne persons
ani gave 80 right hAni % fellowship %
Isht and they wsrc admitted into ne flrsi
Frccslu Baptist Chnrch % Peru. IL being
q fair iay. there wAs lArgc uumocf In a.
tenarce. est.mstci BY some o Do 80
pcop.c. n NAs Avery qgiei Ani orderly
kssemh'y.
Astwo % oar little girls were starting
of strawberry .ng they came back quite Il
cited. saying they bal sea something 20
TIE FoNi To- trying % explain bow y
l1okcd they nuAly wound 40 ~ tellug
thsi 10 hsi fanny fect-so We oonciuie u
wNs q hc,igehog.
Nlss Efe Gorion va taken s.ck lu her
school at Friday. AM IL stIl unable -
continue hcr school. hat l. some better.
a. m LoveIoy hAi nice colt cutie bal
In hurt. Supposed while running in TIE
pasture. but with proper care hope u NJ
come oat al right
Juue giiA. % ihe ~, % Herbert Cor
son
Nr Peavey l. NJ better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

Slab CITY, 1'1s " Frcnch Town, has
novel from Aniover o. Byron. The Ram
scy Bros, are o. cut tie poplar on ths
proprictors' land In the southwest part OF
me town. TIE "city viii contain any.
where from a. % io0 people.
J. A rrcssevs sov gave birth % tscn'
ty-ons Pigs Can any one report a Target
iit err
~ Hoisd1n hNs been badly poisoned
Via "mrrC ary 90 poisoning
Df. A W TAYLOR. % liArrison. ani wife
sut daughter. with rs mother AMI sister,
Mr. Charles Ps'ne have BEEN on visit
o. ths Oh HOMESTEAD. dnring the week
T. 4. WlthAm ans A. ;. l0lug went q
portlsni. kni report good time al ne
Reunion
:. TAYLOR took Zoe samla s,th a =
Al L'tt,,'s mill p,ni. Web River, thc 2jth
ult Tao fellows from Weld took Jgl
tro1t ir1u ENst Branch. ln Two days rc.
ceuty.
Mr.. JoihAn SaAs has been qa.te SICK,
hlt L. getting better
Ran wAs needed very much. The lay
crop vii Pei ght
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
PARIS

Hoa J. +. swasey Of Canton has been
in town the pas, week. looking afser bis
cases which are 10 70 before the Law
Court.
The Misses Foster Of Buekheld have
been visiting Mr. ;. X. Carter during
the past week.
Paris Manufacturing Company Is tear
ing down i,s buildings on Paris Hill pre-
pars,ory TO entirely closing out is inter-
es,s in this village.
Mr.. William q. Hammond a brother
TO our well known citizens. II. T.. and
Hon. Geo. =. Hammond ]. a, the Union
House, with bis family.
Jarvis l.. Carter Of New York Is vis'
ting bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. 5: X
Carter. Mrs. ]. l.. Carter and child Ae'
company him on bis vacation trip.
DeA. Elbudge Forbes and wife have
returned from their visit to Canton, New
York, and accompanied BY their son, Ar
thur T.. who has JUS, graduated from the
81. Lawrence University.
4, was as quiet as Sunday on the Hi
July iih. The band went TO Rumford
and the small boy had no, the courage
to get up much Of demonstration on
bis own hook.
The friends ofRey. II. c. Estes, ID. ID
who was pastor Of the Bap,is, Church
here for ten years will be interested tC
learn ,ha, he has resigned his pas,orat'
At winehendon, Mass
DR.. A. S. Thayer and family sPen
the Fourth with his brother, o. A. Ihay
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Atwood Of Buck
field spen, the Fourth with their dAugh'
ter, Mrs. Geo. II. Watkins.
There was liberal display Of flags .
the Paris and Carter residences, Saiur
day.
The entertainment given by the younI
ladies. Tuesday evening Was q good sue
cess, although the weather was unfavor
able. The music and reei,a,iOns rem
dered by the Peak Sisters. presented
quite a novelty. and were finely delivered
Who shall say Paris Hill is on the de
cline, when our young ladies Of sixtseI
NANTES, such en,erprise' The proceed
Melted $40.
Saturday evening q brillian, disPla,,
Of fireworks was presented at the resi-
dence Of ]. G. Marble by Df. A. )
Thsyer Of Portland.
Rev. Seth Benson Of North Paris &C
eupied the Bap,is, pulpit. and Preaehe,
from text in Paurs Epistle TO the Gal
a,ians. There vas quite . large congrs
cation.
Miss Doe has been obliged 10 close II
primary school on account Of sickness
1.-The sickness Of her infant brother hi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
KOXHl

n- sait that De rw tcAell OF Andover
ant Dr. wing OF Dixhild. decide that y.
q Mitchell has cancer % The liver and can
noe recover.
I hear ). N Locke hos caught a bear.
shlch be SAYS l. The LARGEST he ever saw.
Mr.. Locke i an Oh srd very Successful
bear huntrr. hAving A. Two difcrent times
a. east. caught three bars in one night
ne traps being BAT fcy' rods apart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
FRYFBURG CENTRE

The Oid Fellows OF Fyeburg Lodge
celebrated the tenth anniversary yesterday
Al Town Hall A very interesting address
by Hon. H. {. harrington. member OF
the lodge. The following officers were
publicly installed BY ID. ID. q. NJ, 1. J.
Bragdon James II. Gordon, y. q. Fer
ley w. Stevens, v. c.; T. s Mclnilre, X
S. Charles Chandler. 4. $, Geo. A.
Charles, +. Afcr which the company
healed by NJ Pleasant Band OF last
Frycburg, marched 10 the grove near
ChAs. Gamblers. where the lady members
on the RebckAh Degree Lodge had tables
set and loaded with eAtAblcs fof which TIC
company showed their appreciation by do
lng ample jasiioe.
n. l.. Hobbs, who has been oonnncd 10
he house since early In the winter has 80
far recovered A. ~ 70 oai Ani WAX
around on bis farm.
Mrs. James Emerson Is slowly lmpfov'
ing. She has been sick long time.
prank Barber was badly Injured last
Monday, being thrown down BY bull
while In bis pAsturs lie bad one III
cracked In two places. lie i doing As
well A. could be expected.
The recent rains have Improved ths
looks OF growing crops very much, u VII
help the hay crop, which WAS suffering
vita drouih. Grass winter killcd badly
and the hay crop will be light l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
OXFORD

I,..nh Robinson was not 50 badly IN.
80 - a. f.ll fes days since A. was q
a., fezrcd Mrs.. ROblnson,s sister VT. .
Grahsm. has arrived nom EnslaSd he'
IN James Kay, has = very bad hand, %
An .pt cut Il badly, then worked ~ .as
house ana the dyes,uf po'soneo .s'
wound 30 that Il has had 70 be lsneea sn'
leosth OF the hand he has s9ns'eo '"'
tensely. .-u,. ~h,is tenn.
,-.,,lx aer.nged, attempted 70 comm,
suicide by drowning, bat was seen W
.-svsn,ed. We hear that she Is impfo''
ing. .A... ., aha ousrtsrly
meeting June ssth. a. me N. =. .as' IA,
~ ,ss congrsxsilonAlis, Church. Ia, .,
NJ. Herssys friends viii Be gao "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
BETHEL.

After week Of rainy weather The sun
shines with al - splentof on the day We
celebrate.
Vegetation a. Bethel Is fairly leAp.ng
for ioy, and has taken new lease OF NE.
laying Is deferred two weeks ~ least. The
arst hoclng Is completed, and The farmers
counteuAnce beams with delight A. be
looks upon bis crops.
The ringing Of bells, the booming OF
cannon, the noise OF the fre-crackers re
mind Us A. We write, that 10 Is Tie "glorl'
Gus fOurih" The Ancicuts and Horrioles
are jast getting really FOR their street pa,
rade. and The day i % be given up 10 mirih
ART festivities. Bat the notable event OF
the day = the celebration OF the golden
wedding OF Alpheus Twltehell and wife,
OF which you will receive "a account next
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
SWEDEN.

wm. n. Kendall has opened = new gro.
ccry store A. Ncvcrs's Corners he Intends
10 seud out a cart amer haylng
Several of John Amcs's sheep have been
klllei To- his pasture. lie says Mlnoi New
ers's dog ALLIED them Mlnol prove
70"
Field strawberries are very abguiAni,
Aud unusually large
Many bushes have been cot beside the
roads In town-an improvement much
needed. There Il stu considerable Ice In
q vel where water In drawn every day Tor
family asc-iAst winters Ice, and not al
melted away The 2nd OF July l. there a
mcsnsr vel ln the couuiyf
Many barns have been newly shinglci
% cover TIE new crop % hay which Is very
light
WIN. X kncelani's health continues b
BE- very poor. Eugene Darsin cots bis bay
on shares.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
Upton.

The rainy season commenced Sunday
nlght and SIN continues. The rain has
done . great amount Of good, A. every
thing Was suffering BY the dry weather
Chilirens Day, was observed here The
18Th. with appropriate services, conducted
oy The pastor. The church was nicely dec
GRATED with evergrcens, flowers and cana,
rics. which addet much 20 the lntercs, OF
The occasion. There was . fall house and
sixty.hve remained 20 sabbath School.
j. 4 Brooks an wife, l. & Douglas an
wife. Mrs. A. y. West, X q. Lane, W. T.
Hemmlngway. represented this town 10
Portland last week.
G. \ Rycrson sold pair Of horses io'
four hundred dollars lie l. hAvlug The
usual amount Of company.
ID. &. Brooks l. intending % make a
home on what Is known A. The Chapman
place. lie has commenced repairing The
bliliings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
NRNIN

Dana L. Richards Of Minnesota IL visit
ing his isiher, J. w. r. .hard.. aner q foar
years absence.
John LNrraoee spen day OF two her,
lNst week Cncls JoA1 Is 10 fair health
Ant vas gladly WELDON "a.
John .. kidder, Er stus Hayes, n. =
Delano ard o. 2. rack q. members OF ths
Grand Army, visited \ 1rtlNnd and iolne.l
In ne 'tmmense" gath ring there.
Poplar peeling a net easy work now
All yet there i plent 10 peel
Benny Hayes-nevei having seen The
outer world oef0re-stys the Reunion
was wonder
john Brett AMI Frer ont Irish, sons. In.
AN % Wm NJ Hall. are here. each with
al their nmlly.
Huuire,is % acres OF grass land In hi.
section vii not yield = quarter crop a.
h'ngs nov look. Az 0l dry Were Il
not Coz The Oh hay th't can be found 10
many bars there wou be a lack hardly
ever known before. 80 u will be, the
amount % hay eaters rust be cut down
largely On this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
FRyEBURG.

Miss Kltson OF No. Bridgton has beer
visiting the Misses Blake during the pas
week.
Miss J. w. Frye, who has been ives, foI
the las, year, returned lately 10 spend ,h'
sumner here
The graduation exercises al The Acaie'
my took place Tuesday ?. m, jane Sosh.
The class graduating numbered twelve,
The parts were al well prepared aud de
Mvered. Miss Gordon's essay, the class
history BY Miss Randall, ami prophecy By
Miss X. whitney being especially good
The address given In the evening BY Rev.
rs. 7. snow, q former Principal Of the
Academy, showed the importance Of true
education. ~ the close OF the address,
Mr.. Richardson awarded the prizes offered
lAst year by Rev. G. ID. BafrOws, II. ID, OF
San Francisco, a former pupil aud teacher
here, bat who WAS not prcsen, this year a.
with his family he sailed last week Tor Ia
rope The prize for defamation by young
men. go. was awarded % J. L. Hubbard
OF Hiram. Another prize offered BY anoth.
trustee for yoang ladies, three volumes OF
Macauiey, was awarded Miss VI. Weston.
These we're decided by Miss Roach or Nal
dcn. formerly teacher Of el0cuiion q, Beth
el The So for ladies' composition was
decided By A. y. Moult0n OF Portland u
belong 20 Miss T.. II. Mason. The prizes
Of as each Tor greatest general Improve.
meni were awarded BY Mt u 30 Charles
Hartman and Addle Allard OF Lowell with
honorable mention o. J. Z Sheii OF Nor
way and sadie Locke. Miss Randall held
the second rank on both composition and
Sc iamsilon Diokens's complete works
we're presented Miss stone, who does not
teach here next year. BY The school
I. A. S0cihcr has returned from wash
layton Territory 20 spend the sumner Al
home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
WUSONs Mills

Anam5er % dsAlng parties have gone
81. enc MagAlowsy. The pNsi week.
ulsmAns rArmachccrcc drive l. hoomel
l.t a1ovs the mouth % the Diamond, and
"a antll thcrv = more water three donpic
trlus loafot vita rIvcr drivers Scnt 90
West Mian. Fr.iay, The iAsi or rlvcr div
re r this section thls year.
rrl hss been running in Tie Soois 90
ra-k.rt1Nu. Ripley .thc mAn lch in
.atfgr % ne camps Acrcl Ma dosn,
st,lrisy. to q. q crew b assist in dig-
s.-g Teaches b prevent .ts spreading, A.
ID Vas liable - % much damage anon
H. lmhtf The frcs up he DIAMOND are
-frIrtct 81 have done mach damage iu
.r timber AIDS The past week las De- 2
l.rg t0t AT iry bat The heavy ran %.
>lrfay uight gave as much ucotcd rcliei
,r1n ne Burning heAL and must eHto'
<. 81. iae ffcs ln TIE woods.
Water BlcknAm leaves tomorrow, ioi
hs home in St01ghtou. Mass, ant Elmer
.arfson f0r Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
RRYANrS pONn.


Ch.arens SundAy Sas observed here
tl1e -,th. a. The Cniversaiist church. The
pAsior, L. II. Tabor. preached an appro'
ftie sermon In The forenoon IN tns
,,rrnoon there sas = forAl concert. Ioers
as lArge namosr present. and ne eAef'
Ds-s ~ Tie flrcrent members or me
100 we're interesting TIE reading ~
Uses Grace Gilbert Maud BOsker and
IA houghton, deserves particular men.
20 Ms Gilbert. recent grsduate Of
s,1fook Seminary, rad an Original
-, excellent N thought ant compost
.ln L. preparation doe credit b her,
- =, By ne way. a Zoe scholar.
uofA 3. 10rk has been qalte siCk, bat
- a<Ain abe b Assume charge Of hsi
saool lasi scsk.
80 y ferhsm i AZ home from West
Yea
hrA woodbury. Of Boston Is living a
sumner residence here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
FRYE

W. Bradeen came home on = visit 70
his father. lie Il stten ling the Theolog'
zeal school a. Bates College.
The much needed rain has come Al last,
AMI The farmers feel more encouraged. The
hay crop will be light.
We have q new mall carrier
Mrs. Ann ConAnt Il on the sick list.
swim River was higher the last rain
than Il has been before this spring. Geo.
Staples got bis drive out In about one day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

W T.. Jones i repairing Us house hs
has taken the roof on Aui pat on half
story. AL rot pIsrfA on in front which
Improves the looks very much.
uenry Chase has been auishiug OF a part
III h.s honse.
seth Rahh swspqci horses with wilder
Chasr % nixfcii. Ani runor SAYS that be
Eot arrut si5N to boot
NJ Bcmis. man a. Ab0ui sd years, hA'
planted Two acres OF corn AMI poisioe'
anf ione h.s hocing. besides Singing a
ronf sIrei hkrn. without hiring any help.
TIE rA.n ~ The past two days Sll make
qlItc q change In oar bay crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
FRYEBURG ACADEMY.
GRADUATING ENERcIsEs on rnE Class on
-, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, l,s5, AT ~ NJ
AT ACADEMY Hall.
rHGRlrsE

Chorus; Prayer, Rev. J. X. Mason, ID.
ID. : salatstory-The Eye, Harry NJ. Frost
Muslc-Suaye qul peut, concert gsllop,
T. z. Murphy; Work not Dream, Mabelle
T.. Browne The ScAndinayians, Fred X.
Fife; Song. John y. Manson Always
Ready, Fannie G. Gordon Heroes, stephen
Huxley, IT,; Piano Duett, Turtle Dove
Polka Misses Thompson and Howe
Books, Grace whiting; Ancient and Mod
ern Times, Charles II. Hartman Song.
Miss Hattie A. PIKE.
Class parts History, Matte L. Randall
Poem. John n. Manson, Piano Solo, lies
Huguenots Grand fsntlss, par SydHey
lSmifA, Miss Margie Thompson Grafton
We end but 10 Begin, Clayton w. Pike
Prophecy, Katie J. Whiting Piano Solo
Scherzlne, by w. Gsde, Miss Minnie
Howe; valedietory, Mary w. Weston.
Class ODE
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appel too much TO the care Of keeping
school. and she is today confined to her
bed.
Miss s. Eliza Ripley and Mrs. VIM.
s. Montgomery Of Detroit, daughters Of
Capt. Cyru. Ripley are jus, home from
Detroit. Miss Ripley has been with her
sister a, her home for some four months.
Mr.. Montgomery has been ia poor health
for some time. She brings an infant
four month. old home with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
nII.EAIl

The late rains have put new life Into al
farm crops and viii help The hay crop Nef,
much.
The berry crop promises large yleid
George II. Robertson, who has been Ien
ming the boarding house eonneeted VIZ,
J. W. Skilnngs's mill, has moved out AM
will sch his furniture and bedding ~ aue
ton next Friday night, al the town hall.
Oalte a collection OF our people attends
the celebration al West Bethel, on th'
Fourth.
Mellen Mason has his new barn well IN
der way. when finished IL will be one Of
The best barns In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
NEWRY

The heart % the hashAnimAn las ben
mNie giaf by houutifai rains The past week
Grass L. crossing fneiy noN, and al klni.
o. farm crop- arr lookiug ~.
Tae B.nue,t Bros cAaght yey Arge
Is in one a their traps lksi SandaY. lie
Wa an Oh settler. ani hAi losi NO toes
probably In q trap a. some other Nme.
D B Kuapa 40 found = small bear IN
one % his traps yesterday.
Isaac All j. W. Kilgors are putting up
a. Aii.t.on o. their barn.
Nj Courscr. a. The lower cni OF nfAi'
tou. Is mAkiug extensive repairs on as
buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
= RROMNFIELD

The refreshing raln has changed the Ap-
pearAncc % vegetation.
NJ. Ana Il. Braioary, widow OF kiJAh
BrAfbary. died jane 2Gth, amer an illness
~ two weeks. her age wAs shout %.
She was a person % quite retiring man
ner-. Ani she will be much missed tom
Der hone.
mere was foil All pleasant circle
A. the parsouage. JAY l.
Severai FROM this way attended the grad
nation exercise AZ fryeourg Academy on
Tuesiay they were vel repaid.
NIGHT frelghts over the L. %. Raj.
road d.star6 The s.cc9ers OF oar qaie'
village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
RESOLUTIONS
TO mo LEONARD wlrrn.s AND wIrE

WHEREAS, Col IN his mysterious and ailslse
providence has secn ne W take BY death. nom
YOU, your only daughter. Mrs. Gerry T. coie'
Resolvei. That while We a. members OF Paris
Grange humbiy recognize the Will oi an sn~i ~
Providence. ne would yet give expression 20
our heartfelt sympathy. 10 our ocrea.ed broth.
er and sister, and commend them 70 the deeper
love and sympathy % our heavenly fsther.
ma etoeth All things veil. and Who u Able 70
bind up and comfort the sorroving heart
Re.oIvtd, That these resolution. DC placed
on our Records. . copy presented 70 thc De'
ocrIr And the oxford County Advertiser for
q. A. BRfGos,
CT. HAMMOND, Com.
J.f. fELkr,
so. Paris. June q. ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

rnk sae.sr'es. hereby rive public ,osiss ,s a
be has Zee. daily ape inssd ey ne soncr.s "a
. 49, =; TIE s'" Of Ad.'''''''''' Of the ~
WILSON HAnnoNs, ais o. Bs<AeI.
IN said County, deoeassd By giving bond - the
lay dir.sss hs thss.1ers rs1ssst. ~ psssoss ~. W.
mediate payneas, aad those Who have any De-
mands thereon " sxhibn the sane 70
yuse 10, ls5. DAVID HAhMOSs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

MAINE PATENTS OF patents issued
70 Maine inventors for the week ending
June 80, reported for us by q. X. Mason,
Solicitor OF Patents, Bangor
v. W. French, Abbott, Device for ntting
floor boards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

o.yonp, sss-At courto OF Probate held 81 Paris
~tthin and for the County q OXFORD. on NE
third Tussday Of June. A. ID. 10.
HANNAH A HAMMOND, widow o. feiee ~.
,ented hef psullon FOR an allowance cut Of ne
Personsl Estste % safi decsAssdi
OnDEEKD, that he sad Petitioner give notice
10 all persons inierssted By causing copy o. ths
me Oxford Democrat, printed a Paris that hey
nav appear d . Probate Coau 70 b holden a.
Parts, In sAii cosnty, On the thiri IuesdAy q
show cause n they have any A<ainst NJ ssns
GRO. A. WILSON, Judge.
A true oopy-Attest. n. {. DAVIS, Register.