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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-16

Russia and England will not
fight The bear has got the Bull by
the horns and Is holding his nose to
the grindstone with great frmness,
while the latter paws the earth and
bellows Justify for peace. 1t is a long
time since England has made such Il
surrender She has not averted but
simply postponed her collision with
Russia and it will be but a few years
until their troubles Will be finally set
tied by force Of arms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

ca Tu..isy. a party 90 hny or more.
mrmhrrs of thc Congrl gai'onA sa1otih
school arl thc.r fr.cuis. wcnt on thc
steamer ls'art Belle 3D. Mcgu.rcs Island,
onap.crIc excursion. A happy day Vas
.rrnf viii nnktug. gkmrs iu che pavilion,
crurlrL etc. lt was aver pleasant o'.
cas.nn anl much enjoyed Ply ATT
auction sale 20 tac pfuqcriy 90 laos.
nakrr. which WAS carried ou each day ani
ovra'nr Cor wCck or more, Wa con
CIlleI ratstay evening These sale, Ncfr
largely attended. Isl taern seems to ne
ar attraction OBJ an auction Which % May
proves Irrc-. st.h,c. 10 IL al that tne
ners1uai property hro1gat several hanifel
dollars murr than Nas expected
Mr. Sl.ln kaWs1n AM daughter Nl
Srucrtlie. Mass. former fcsli cuts oi tais
place. have 1cln speeding some time az iae
Latr uolse.
wrs. Ot.. 90 Mass. has BEEN Wishing aer
father. Ofr.n Jones
Caas gaNs1n Wa in town last wcck.
nr Nehemiah Faluce 10 Florida, Isl ~.
nng BIS nfhtr, wiIam falncc an
fa1ettrr. of Boston. arc also there
ThcM. church ls being newly saius.ci
snI Otherwise repaired
Mr ani Mr.. TRACY have been - wayne
,o st,r-i ,se flacrii Or Mr.. rracy's mo
fl.r
ST.. wrKr.n AL N.f, 20 lowell were in
town. il,f week.
Nmmv Browu hal BIS hani hart in tae
caring lu tlr m.l. "Wednesday.
Thefe was a slight frost Tuesday n.shi
ana people arc feeling someShat ANXIOUS
about tlc corr crop.
Thrr. ia great deal 20 petty ih.cfioS
.n rarl.rs aut from fruit tree. II VII
ri vel iur ihe parties Aas engaged 70 r.
member that there may come a tlf tn
frr afaIr. 90 men When % VII nos pr 20
pleasant Or then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
ERYERIRG

Allan shirley has rcturuci from Tort
uight spent in Boston Aui vicinity.
T. W cuts. formerly ffcccpinr 10 the
Academy. bow ~ orange, \ J at Mr.
g. are in town.
J ". Fl.tc. aroih,r pfccsp'or. now a
awScr 10 New York Ciiy. sp.ri sunday
here.
Anew roof is being huili on thc school
house In Dist 80. I. AZ there las been no
!, hool there Tor some time on acconni of
TIE uudt condition of the building.
The piazza OF the fyChufg House j. De-
lrg extended
Misses Anna AMI Clara Mason ani Mrs.
J. T.. Osgood have retained q stephen
town. y. \.
The community was startled. russiay
morning o. hear 90 the death ~ Susie
S1uthsr. wife 81 e. A Page. Principal OF
Leicester Mass Academy A. has been
tholr custom. Mr. AMI Mrs. T. hal spent
the greater part OF thclf vacation here,
whcrc Mr. l.. once taught la ihc Academy
aud a, Mr. p former home. Although
sho had not been In usual health Tor icN
weeks. 10 serious trouble was anticipated,
AMI a. many have sid. 10 was Impossible
o. associate death with the bright ani
CHEEKY WAYS which Characterised her.
Her mother heard her from the rdloinins
room about a m aud 10 little more
than an hour she was gone. Nj. Page h q
been absent Tor Ten days visiting bis relA'
uves ln another part % the state. The
only one OF the THREE brothers who has
been AZ home this summer, Tom. was
AWAY that one night The funeral services
on Friday p On were condnciei ~ Rev.
J. X Mason. AMI Rev. A II Coolidge o'
Leicester. who came on . represent the
Trustees 81 Leicester Academy sui 90 tcl.
The estimation To- which Mfs. L. was hcll
there aud thc sorrow a. her death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
RROWNEIEIn-


Vefy unpleasant weather corn ani 20
tatOes ate looking we'll
Mrs. Myra Perkins has moved into
Blskc's tenement
The fall torn OF Centre school has com
meucsd teacher. Mr.. Fox
Mr.. Libby has four city boitders-all
Irish.
Fred Thar attends school In the Blck.
ford District Grace Weeks, teacher.
The Congregational Ladies Circle meets
~ the high school huildiug
Mr.. Jordan has been very sick. but Is
Improving
Mrs. W. Merrill l. At her old home-Nr.
MOrrison's.
There has been quite a number Of sifang.
efs In town. the past week.
Dr. Jordan Is spending few days with
his parents.
David F0gg has very sick h0rss--li Is
dead
A llttic frost. Wednesday night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

ton with Prof aud Mrs. whitney sang
several songs very acceptably. Mr.. AMI
Mrs Hutchinson were present for the nrst
time since their marriage. She graduated
al wellesley College and l. now tsking a
medical course Ia New York.
Tuesday afternDon all were enthusiastic
over the arrival OF the new teacher. Nc
has thus fir nate a veTy favorable Inn
prcssl0a on the community, and this com.
binCi With his former high reputation ~ a
successful teacher, will b. an encouraging
prospect fDr all Interested In acquiring an
education, ant We trust The Academy nav
welcome a larger number OF students this
yesr thsn ever before. Several Of Mt.
Sargeuts former pupils Intend n be here
this term
Be,wceu forty and any Of Prof Mayos
friends enioyed very pleasant reception
A. Mrs. ilosc's. on the evening % the 26th
all Prof whitney and hls wife aud Mr..
Pierce AMI his wife sang several choice Sc
leciious. also the Hebron Qaartottc. q
W. cushmsn rendered two solos nuely.
4 l.. Packard 10 very appropriate man.
ncr addressed few remarks % Prof and
Ms. Mayo, amer which he gave them an
envelope containing thirty dollars col.
lectcd BY Mrs Victoria BArrOws a. a slight
expression % the regard feli toward them
In the place.
Judge Bonuey OF Portland visited here
on the 2lth. lie L. deeply Interested In
The Academy, Notwithstanding his many
cares.
The church was cleaned. Wednesday.
Albion Cushman and several other boys
were very useful
Rev. 5. ID. Richardson has resumed his
pastoral duties. and 10 i hoped all vii en-.
dcavor % ait him and bis family a. much
A. possible on account OF sickness. and
The great work h. has done for the com.
mlnity.
frankic Sturteyant. only Ten years OF
age. whose feet 90 not reach the top Of
The moving machine. has done al the
moving and raklng Of IS tons % hay. lie
has sometimes moved three acres In a
FAY, and has also secured Z tons % oats.
Gurus y Pratt. one armed man, has
Cui ard wheeled In a barrow Into the barn
Eve or slx acrcs OF grass this season, be
sides working several DAYS Cor the neigh.
hors. 10 ls shoemaker by trade, aud
can a. as good JOB 10 that lluo a. the
next MAJ.
MI Bachelor has len 10 visit friends In
Liberty. this State.
Mrs Sarah Donnc.l from New York, Is
Wishing fr'cuis here
Jadec Bonney and bis father were In
town. Thursday e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
PARIS

Judge Foster with a party composed oi
Mrs Enoch Poster, Master Robert Foster,
Mr. r. A. Chapman, Mrs. Thos. =.
Twltcheu. Miss Alice T.. TNitcheA and
Ms Emma Twltchcll, spent a couple 0i
DAYS A. the Hubbard House, last week.
Jgigc Fostcr l. Ia excellent health and
splfIts. lie ia popular Judge and i
bound % be- successful In bis chosen pro-
fcsslOn.
The chandelier In The Baptist Ncsiry
f,ll last Thursday evening. breaking two
lamps, ami hring The carpet by The
prompt Efforts % PrOf Bradford Ani ON.
crs present. the hAmes were smoihefei
before much damage was done. IL the
accident hal occurred when the room was
nll OF people or when the sexton was
alone. Il .. Questionable 1.-THE whole build
log would not have been destroyed. Moral
Chandeliers should no, be hang by rope.
Prof BraifOrd's singing class assisted
by the Hebron male quAfteite, gave con-
cert. Saturday evening, a. the close OF The
musical Convention. Anthems, glees and
songs were rendered By the chorus. 10
an excellent manner. Tue Hebron Quar-
tet,e attracted much attention by IL due
slnsing. The members are q. W. Cush'
man AMI II. b. Siurtevani, Tenor, !. Il.
Bcarcc, aud A. T.. George, Basso. Miss
Hattie 4. Bailey was Ofgsnist for The
Ouar,e,ie, and Miss Belle NJ. Garland Tor
the ChorOus Solos were sung by Miss
Louise Doe, Prof Bradford, Will Ham
mond and @. W. Cushman. Mr eastman
has voice remarkable for is power and
compass. We DO not know OF another
such voice In Maine There WAS good
audience, and all were well pleased with
the exercises OF the evening.
some nlty members OF the Baptist sun
day school went on a picnic 20 Glos0ns
grove, above Norway, last Saturday. The
day was pleasant, and with rowing, hsh-
Ing and swinging the little ones aud those
older, passed a very enjoyable time.
n 4. Hammond and wife lost an iniant
son. last week. lie was sick bu, very
short time
County Commissioners \. \. Bradley OF
Fryeourg, aud Waldo Pettengill OF Rum
ford. spent Sunday Ia town.
The Uniyersalist Circle will meet Al
Academy Hall, "Wednesday evening, Sep.
tember "a. by request, the opereita, Red
RldlnghOOd's Rescue" will be repeated
admission 10 cents. Ice cream viii Do
served, after which there will be social
dance. Doors open Al : entertainment
10 commence az 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
DRYANTS POND

school in the Chase district Will CON.
mcuce thr middle % September. q. l..
eastman las been engaged A. teacher.
IIc VII also teach The winter term in The
Perkins district
Dana e. whitman and vic 20 Portland,
Are visiting 10 %. e.. iloughions.
sc Davis has been making changes ln
ana about his barn. making 10 more con-
ycrlcut In many Ways.
Ql.uby aus Mabel 4. refham src oa a
vls', b their uncle. Df. wm. d. Lapham,
no Augusta
Chalios Brssc recently lost valuable
COW
Go LcFor,.t M,rriar.i and wife ~
Manchestcr. y. u arrived here The 2jih.
Prof l. s. Cummings Ani family have
rcilrusd CD UKorlJgc.
Geo. Merrill aud wife recently, OF this
mace. now residents Of Portland, are on
hr.ef visit % fr.crds In this village.
CTrlri e.. ard L. 4. fcfham are stop.
p.ne 40 X q. PcrhAms.
S9mc have not dnishci haylng hcrc-thls
thr g-th DAY % August u has been re-
r,.rk.blv n5of hay season. they say.
Mr. Lalla ID. Estes has gone 20 LYNN,
On a Owe weeks visit.
PRANK Fo.s AMI wife % New York were
in town wednesday. and took few hours
row upou the p0ni Ia company with Capt
Dearborn.
Nj. william Edwards Is SIN confined
"a her room and l. suffering considerably
from her fall a fcw weeks ago.
The Grange viii have an excursion 70
OLA orchard, Sept %.
FROST on l0w lands, Aug. IS.
John Day il the owner OF mare which
DC raised. that l. now - years OF age.
John says she will winter well on the
north. west Wind aud moonlight
Stevens Is getting his show ready Tor
hi. annual visit % the New EnglAnd fairs.
AZ present he Is running dime museum
on Lincoln St.-sO called. ERA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

TIE Centennial 90 tho town % Parson.
fcit takcs place on Aug l1thi Chandiof's
naUl of Portland will bc ln attendance.
ans T. IN. Emerson Or Boston, assisted by
nr John Wc.igcwooi 10 Cornish, vii have
charge 90 she vocal music. Distinguished
speakers from abroad have been Invited.
ans a uicr time IL txpgctcd
nr. q Isl ChrlIs has bis utN hotel AZ
kflar Fslis anout completed. ltisavcry
nice hlll.rg. making great addition %
tlc hcalfv of the place.
some farmers have uot faishsl hayiug
yet owlog to tho bad weather AMI h.gh
water
o.s'pee River d. very high for ms time
of year.
Farmers Id ttIs vicinity arU draw iu :
thc.r grain to south Hiram o. be thrcshcd.
Teams arc going night aui day Mr.
STANLEY. wh1 owns t1e u'I. viii thfcs1,
thIs nL some tn0 hlsheis of grain.
u1rsr power Is fast becoming obsolete.
George o. STANLEY hai BIS hand badly
cat while running a cirCu.ar saw, ouc lay
lasf Welk
n.sCknfrfl.s src very pieuty, ms year f,
600 thrY grow ou hriars A. usual
Moses Gross Isl huliIug ucN stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
WEST PARIS.

W. Editor.
The people OF this place thlnk that your
correspondent OF South Paris must have
been out OF town last Saturday Al the time
OF the game OF ball, according - his ac-
count OF IL. lie irys 10 apologize TOT the
South Paris boys by saying that they have
not ''prac,lced up" and that the whole OF
their nine was not there lie says that
they have not played only four games this
season. Now the boys here have not
PLAYED bat twice this summer, and then
no. all together. Then again he says that
the score AZ one time stood IA 20 l. Now
I think ne was mistaken about that a. bis
own report will show that the most they
was ahead, was IL % 6. Bot he g0rgeis
70 state that when they had played nine
Innings tnAt Il was tie, and that The
South Paris boys plsyei their lnnlng with
out getting 4 score. But when the West
Paris Boys hAd got one score aud no outs,
that they the South Paris nine, threw ~
the game aud would not play any more,
bu, took the ball and skipped, without
cheering, showing themselves 20 be beaten
In manners, (if the story had even been
a. they told ~ by the Norway boys, Tot
they cheerci well. CRAZY KIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Fr,i Kuapp. With a crew OF mea. T. put
"a. In \ dam 40 The canal OF Knapp
60 Bsnerot csq.. has bought new
Isssc Ford aud daughter are visiting
friends In town. .wt,wt,h
Fo1r team. from wilton snt Well vita
i,f,es snf sents siopqei ailotham ShaN :
i, a. si.t. The gents caught thrce nAs'
-. IN trout In East Branch, snd All en-
800 a fne picnlc in Shaw's orchard
n usii took drove Of lsmhs from town
On the elth. ...,... .....
A crew OF Frcnchmen have cut NE grass
on the Mott place. v..h
m 4. reported that Ramsey, the ffcuen'
an Who Is cutting poplar Al h'At'f
po,f. has bought The place.
John Johnson i out, bat not able % do
any WORK.
Sadie Richards Is 20 better.
NJ. Bancroft i 'ittle better.
al. Gard that Mrs. A. 5 Young ,,
really 10 better
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
RuMFORD.

Frost IN low grounds, Thursday morn
U.F. wel.b i In town aud will com
meuce The corn canning business next
week.
M ". l. Moore and wife, OF Brooklyn,
s,e stopping Al Prices for few days.
Pr Higgins 10 Bangor has contracted
with Fred R0lfc 20 drive the remainder OF
poplar belonging TO Dudley 4 Marshall 70
heir boom Al Lisbon Falls.
James UutChins OF Lowell recently drove
.wsy large and Zoe looking lot 81 cattle.
CIV. Martin has also driven another small
drove. -.
Ous Howe, blacksmith, had harness
.,oien rom his stable, In his absence AZ
Andoyer. last week. which has caused con
sitsr.ble talk in this vicinity, Il being so
r.re an occurrence. 10 has now been
e,upa by one OF his neighbors. snugiy done
m I'M his lumber shed. where u had re-
Gently been returned.
Mrs.. Clay OF Grand Rapids, Mich, VINO
Win her three children Is visiting a. hef
s.ther's. ThOs. G. Elliott, got up an enter
,.lnmeut iast week, for the amusement OF
80 children members OF the saoos,n'
school. The lrile ones carried some good'
- cooked Tor them By their mothers Ioi
he occasion, and Mrs. Clay added eane,
80 peaputs, and a card for each: ihs
pIenlc was 10 the grove on The hih's'oe'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Aug. siih Just home ffom SPccklci
Mountain. 10 l. tho place % 20 for berries
or pleasure Berries very thick, ant nice
ones. too.
Last Sunday. Rev. W. Twori % Can.
800. preached AZ our school house, After
service. thrcc persons were baptized, o..
coivci thc right hani of fellowship ani
were admitted into TIE frrcvih Baptist
Church ~ Peru There l. expected o ho
meeting az the school house, sept. ii'h ,
sermon hy ". TSoft
itiswlth sadness | have O. write or The
death 90 Alton. youngest sou ~ Joseph
ani Ellen Lovf.1y. lie died Aug ~, aged
years ari % months Alton Nas agooi
Boy. ana one 20 our smaficst We at Tel
If g. hr ilss. ani feel sorry f1r The fam.
u.s.. Coz Dts place cannot tc f'lci o. them.
pt.ue Gnr.i1n Isl better sui Cut again.
David. con of Loria CacrCry. Is qaito
sIck
nnru. Agr 81. 20 she vie 90 martha u
Washhurn. OF Funknn Pm. a son.
Uow arr people CD auish hayirg with ihc
Nte of weather Nc have b,en ans are Dow
hfF.rgf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Died, 10 pixacii. ,th Inst. Nose. Cool.
ige. a lormer resilient 90 This place.
Mr. Champion and Mr. Wentworth ant
sou of koxtury. Mass. are guests Of M.
= Coolidge. AMI stephen ScAVey, wife AMI
daughter. of Norway, are visiting friends
ln toNn
The Sa'haih school ant base ball club
with their friends hat basket picnic the
l,ih, in AkCrs's grove, AZ Errol. \ m.
There we're ahout two hundred went from
here in hay racks and other carriages
Tue I mhagogs unfer Capt Lane beat the
Live Oaks aader Capt Green. Score, 23
to M. AT present seemed D. enjoy The
ride, a. vel is The social gathering 10 the
grove.
ArVllk Goodwin and Edwin Douglass are
'n town. Mr. Douglass has BEEN In han.
sts f1urtTcn years.
The Lsilcs Benevolent Society mot with
Mrs.. samuel sargent yesterday. There
we're aboai fny present a very pleasant
Tine reported
Charlie ABBOTT has been % Canada aad
houeht a horse.
Charles Chkse has bought a. organ FOR
Eva and i.-ttle.
TIE farmers arc getting impatient A. The
weather a so uuisvoraoie o. rlpcn ant
harvest graiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
RETIIEI,.

The Norway Cadet Band gave a convert
Al RlaltO Hall, THURSDAY evening. Their
music was greatly enjoyed, and noihlog
but words OF praise are heard, OF their
performance. and their gcrtlemanly Goa
dact A. they left the station Al 5o'elock'
Friday morning, the sweet music n,iilng
ON the morning Air was waited 10 the bed
side O. many a sleepe-. who thought his
own individual self was receiving a sefen.
ade, bat on awakening found that u was
the parting notes OF the musicians who
had the evening before electrified the pcO'
pie with their sweet mClOtious harmonlcs
Success - the Norway Cadet Band, 10
their new aud becoming uniforms.
Wolf 4 Resslng have commenced can
ming corn Al their factory IN Bethel.
The cold wave OF the pas, week has
caused great anxiety Tor the safety Of The
corn crop There has been slight frost
several mornings, bot no material damage
l. reportod much OF the corn will need
two or three weeks more of favorable
weather % mature 10
The grain crop q. nearly harvested, aud
the Weld l. shove the average.
The prospects OF large attendance 40
the fall term OF Gould Academy are en-.
oOurAging.
The cold weather, and the commence.
ment Of the fall term OF schools, causes
quite an exodus Of summer bOardcTs.
Teachers, scholars and ministers leave,
and their places will be supplied by sports
men durlug September. W
The Popular Concert Company of Chi
cagO will give a concert AZ klmiord Point
on the i2th Of september, followed by a
convention lasting four DAYS the same
will BE- repeated AZ Andovcr Corner, SEPT
10Th. All lovers OF music should be pres
cut The Company Il composed oi the
following voices Ella MalonA Jullcn, Eta
n. Hopping. ID Klnsman, u y. George.
o. W. ,. Harrington, q. Stnrgis.
Prof J n Moor. Don't fail % hear them
Frost In Bethel Tuesday aui "Wednesday
Nights
We notice TIA; Charles u lltsris has
on hand a good assortment of frult aud
canned fruit I'm his store in Che Block
give hlm scan
The boarding. houses are an fiil q over.
flowing Bethel AMI Films have All they can
accommodate
The concert given last Tuesday evening
40 the Riaito was a grand success pro
cecds went f0r the benefit 20 Bethel II.
hrary.
4 drama l. o. come on Al the Ideal liall
Thursday evening. Norway Brass hand
30 plsccs-will furnish music. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
GRAFTON

Very Pleasant rroNlrg weather. hay
hIts nlr lof aflfy good crop since the
rnIrs have male nature smile aesin. Some
have comurrc,d haylug. while others have
haff1 rtpair barns who're thr wind and
rain stove thc roof. In.
Tho second term 90 school connected
az l0th. a0rra vacation OF Two weeks
taught by EYaC McAllister.
People afc now under way hayingi hay
ID com.ug in much hciitr Than auy one
thought b,flfc abe late rains everything
l. looking nicely.
noriays. with rain aUi Sunshine some
have nearly fuishci haying on thclr own
places an now Ar working on some places
tleY have taken 90 cut
News a. scarce now hope % have more
rfxttme
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

The old piazza has been taken down At
the Andovcr House and n new one l. TAX
Ing It's place.
Hop picking began last Monday.
Thomas Moksne and party % rhilaiel-
phia arrived Tuesday; three double teams
brought them from Bryant's Pond.
Lola l. Abbott OF 81. Anfoycr i Al home
Tor few weeks
Qalte a large party from SO. Andover
aud No. Rumfori went % the Lakes on a
A" camp.oui," this week
sidney Abbott has sold bis large oxen.
They were feet ani Inches In glrth aud
weighed 1895 lbs.
DTovers are Khr0sd, picking uP the sur
plus lambs and cattle.
Measles continue - hnd new victims.
There was quite frost Thursday night
ES 80 u. Poor are doing consldera.
be thFsshing a their barn for farmers who
prrfr "a have their grain throshed before
stOrlnF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
40 NEWRY

E....sa long cine since lave writ
eel. .rf...re fsr en- urfuUrtr Hut -Irk-
r.ss .as prevented
llFre hargs ou well tli farmers
s.r.ray ue booking ahead toarcst hy
..ls. .ur.
d. s.wurr tourists have r ttei to thcIf
.s. and rl.et olc. more rC.grs on Bear
AI.-. .r.k.a Only .Y thc rattle ~ ne ate
Hrr rt0a.rts. GOO ny Lc1aron smith
-rf Jason 81 son.
hrs mi. th.ck on tic h.lslies and
-.lr...r.. trf "Oxinri Bears from Han
.I.r s..r..Irl am. rab'Y I'M fr.ghtculng
tr. .. N.ury's brave ais into a running
-l'.. ..sr lEe mountain. m Nas sofi
l.-F.r. r.tlsr ari Jason. 1llng tlf
.f f..'.rri ana having ~ longest
rs. cam. .a aacat The PARTY Who Scnt
.-.L a .. t.0m aust have fsit badly 500
SD ..r bond Only 1uIsn Hlukley snd
I'D liracr. N1o. ~ their bowling, hAi
BAL PM. boys think Indian devils All Al
.rf.st ul i. q h.chs mysterious anina''
H.f. 1r.r them IN Can force.
ite N0rreY Hastings has a plee
sei'..r tlre ON his stable guess : ma y
Nrf Ift'e 'amh. and wQlIi rot lc
lr
ST. E.stlr uskcs bis weekly trips 70
-. ani Upton with his neat cart
irlce iln Hiram YORK and sons OF
81. Dave been crcciing a very nice n-rn.
f't.s iac looks of things Afplu'
~ lrlrCly
u.-c. ID Bethel. to thc ~lit az hlia,
rss, daughter.
'lfi Barker of Iowa 4 ihirkl, pa,
ltFstei the scgufs ~ his cl..dhool
-.i'.,g osln away many years. ne va
t'.st son Of Alice AMI thc late Ctle1
Diit-r 40. Nswry.
A.a.li WIDER % Texas. has lately VS.
- o. nihcr. solomon WIDER % Nesry
smart Yolug chap Who. they
earns and receives seventy hse dll.
-.s Or month.
sisc h CORES people have rcirlves And
s ron Arioyer wishing them.
As.fsilc. Lifiifhais entertained The laile'
" -e S'slnr Circle last Thursday qalt'
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Next "Wednesday afternoon sept q Is
thc tine set Tor The next regular badge
shoot. Gerry nov holds The badge aui i
one ahead % al competitors.
y. G. Merrill has been busy man Tor
the lat ten day. IN addition 10 bis rcgu-
ls agricultural Implement business be has
hli cf,w of ten men 40 work putting To-
hi. new dam George Merrill, millwright
and civil engineer OF Norway, planned The
work aud has charge Of the construction.
They are doing thorough Jobs on the
dstrs of the OLD dam has been completely
removed ani soil Cxcayated, 80 that The
new one has solid bearings on the bed
rock II gives promise Of bclng waen
completed one OF the safest aud most solid.
ly constructed dams anywhere la THIS
vicinity. Mr. NJ. reports a good trade 10
plOws and hArrows. lie has Just had
orders Tor % Of bis steel coulter Harrows,
from Canterbury and North Straford, y.
n. Ills O. X. Swivel Plow j. also having
particularly good sale. lie has sent
fall assortment OF al the implements of bis
manufacture % the New Eugani Fair Al
Bangor. amer which they will be shipped
20 Lewiston 10 be In readiness Tor the
Maine state Fair lie has booked a. a
competitor 10 the blowing matches az
both fairs and We shall be much dlsap-
pointed n his name Is not prominent In the
lls, OF prize winners.
~ Haskell. clerk AZ y. ID. holsters, was
oct last week on vacation, and making
repairs about bis buildings.