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

TIE Jn.ycrsaiIsts arc arranging for q
series 20 meetings o. hc held a. their
church. Ard have engaged the services Of
me following talented speakers Rev. II.
X Russ. iiaycrh.l. Mass JAY .lih Rev.
Geo W. nlckncn. Lowell. Mas, Aug. ~
Rev. T.. A Hayden % Aanurn. viii pfcach
on thc evening % Aug. On, also Aug. 20
ana l0ih Rev. W. =. Perkins % Lewis
Too. Aug lrih. AMI Rev. W. W. Hooper
of Mcchanic PALS. sept oih. AT Arc very
cordially Invited. Ii The house he iaA.
Noslnr machiucs and horse rakcs are
ca the boom thc sale viii bc large. Your
correspondent - agent Tor ivc kinis Of
noWcrs-has al DC can attend %.
rhe hay crop las much Improved duflrg
the past two weeks. AMI an average crop
Will be harvested farmers arc feeling much
more cheerful
Uncic Gilman Chapman has been very
lick the past week. and his recovery j.
very doubifaL he vii be greatly missed
has been one % our leading business men
10 town.
lion. e. G.. whltney and family OF Mar.
shall. M.un.. ciltof Of The Nssflgfr lsa
Nos. Published AZ that place, arrived Ia
town. lasi week. and will spend a short
vacation with his friends In town. III,
vie Nellie. was q Bethel girl and asehool'
mate % The writer AZ OH Gould Academy.
lsfa--0. Mr. whitney, while a girl, va,
4 pei and much respected BY All Who knew
her; yct st.ll she possesses al those good
Qualities.
THURSDAY Afternoon, Mrs. Skiinugs and
NJ. FarusW0rth went cat % pleasure
ride. the horse took fright ~ some white
weed piled up near the road and threw
them out. Mrs.. Skili.ngs, bciug a quite
feshy woman and full Of courage, cl1ug %
the lucs. Vas dragged quite a distance
ari badly bruised stu she held fast, a,
All good women 90, and did not yield I'll
obliged O. give up iron being thrown IN
Der the carriage and ground 20 atoms.
TIE horse ran and cleared himself Rom
,he nice carriage, making u complete
wreck. We learn no limbs were broken,
boz TIE parties were very mueA shaken ~
ant bruised.
Friday morning. 9Am. Gilman CHAP
nan last alive. No doubt before THIS Item
i rad by the public. one OF our most re-
spected townsmen Will be laid away In his
fna rcstlng-plAce.
Charlie Harris, who has opened a groee'
~ .tore Al his stand IN the block formerly
occupied by r.. {. Rowe, has recently allied
up a full llne OF all kinds OF canned NUT
also keeps constantly on hand canned
baked beans. can i pot IN warm water
which warns Up The beans insidei they
are then ready for use. Call and sec Char
lle-he will DO you good.
Prof Harrington of Boston, ADD four
Others, will mold a singing convention the
arst week Ia August. % tle NJ. T.. church.
commencing on Saturday evening. Aug. l.
with a fne concert. and holding TIE con
vcution through the week, with grand
concert the last Of the week. Free enter.
trrtainmcnt will be furnished % All out OF
town who wish 20 attend. Come, All y,
lover. OF music; door latch strings VII
hang DOT that week. Misses Brock and
billings and Mrs. Burnham are committee
on entertaining For further Information
address Abel Chandler. IT,, lock boz I.
The New York Union Square Theatre
Company. the most poplar company traN
cling. will uzake their appearance Al th'
RINK on the evening Of July 2olh, aud con
tinue three evenings Hazel hlrk, 10 %
followed By Sights OF LONDON an
" Pcck's Bad Boy"
Duren. one Of our leading clothes mel
Of the village, went up In an air castle
At week; has not been heard rom since
when last seen was sailing directly owe
the Alpine Cottage; much anxiety = TEL
aboat his remains; hope for the best