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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
BYRON

A free high school, taught by George w.
Roberts Of Mexico, i 20 begin Al Hop CITY
on the 2lst
PC. william went 10 Canton last week
a, the opening Of the trotting park there.
Last Monday he had nine men cutting his
deld OF oats on the ~" lot
The other day J. T.. Shaw found bis pig.
some ten weeks old. and q good one. dead
In his pen; cause unknown.
Brown Il now riding In the contested
wagon, Bancroft having given u up, and
Carter Is looking up the law.
We are having Zoe weather and corn Is
ripening nicely.
The elderly gentleman, MI. Carver IA
Their Of the editor OF the CaHfOa TelchORf,
is calling upon the people OF this town IN
the interests Of that paper.
q. IIOdsdon and A o. Reed have LAD
oriers for gum. :. Knapp also buys u,
aud since hsying quite number OF our
Young men have gone s-gummiug
Potatoes are very good and free from
rot. :. TAYLOR dug one today that weighs
twJ lbs.
Az Weld village We notice that the Scam
mon Brothers have bought the store occu.
pied BY s. Mclaughlin they have repaired
Ii and moved their goods In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
lNFnRn

Ttomas Baker wHl shortly move o.
rDrtIar1 mcstug ~ hls creditors.
ffIfat Paris Co Tarsfay lksi. IN sum M
So sks allowed Oh hin. aut $50 to biz
ssfrr
Mr. Eifn Anfrrvs L. tisitlng her 80.
60. Mr. t1hn I1ri0n she lrisnis O. rc.
t1ru to flnrIfa urnt wintrr
Toe schools conn euccf sept "a ne
Hrammar school is Taught ~ Me- flSc p
ffr iutfrnrfIsfe ~ Mss Hooper. AMI ne
Primary ~ Ms E.nrtt
rhr rrs school hcusc a. Weichsiile L.
rnup'rtff a. an cNqrusc o. . CD. aui
tas hrtn acrrritt ~ the district ~ L.
au oruaurrt to the place, AMI dos credit
to thr people thrfc. 10 - saIi O. hc ~
hlst school taUfug in ne couniY via
nrr tKrrptnr. Toe OF school house sts
500 at alrtIon to Chsries nrYaut Or So
heNlI move 10 40 once AM 90 10 Tor q ten.
rnrrt aul tse grounis afolni the school
rocse N.I ne Eraici
Mr. Abraham siroat t.ei of p,cumoala
,rqi ifih
rre qrrrle have rstarrct from camp.
mrruug nj Mechanic PALS. AM report a
good mfttIng sui goof tcgfre of Inter
81 ft ~ thn1ghf some : n0n Scfc on
&C. rrolr A. the at Slniay.
NJ. Darrell "a rctlrnei iron iii'sf 10 +,
lrr uite boy has ncen gate sirk.
Mr.. uases h1s returned to Aahrrn.
George Iiaran slI move luto he hoasc
'lte.v ocrur.ci ny rnos. Baker
c.N Chapman w.l move lao the house
ttcsiri ~ Harrn.
I1hn Chaino1rrc MI move into thc
Frark lori house. ani Iaan Baxter luio
L y nasfss rat
Crra Grants haui wts caugut I'M thc
narhiusrr In the mIl. al inIlrei 80 bal
IN taat shc ~ obliged % have tafco Co.
g,rs aupliaict
he stsamrf lsitri Belle IL makiug rex.
aiaf trips t1Wu the Pond. hfinglug WOOL
So the barge for the Robinson manufae
tlrng comPany
Mr. Tosussui 10 Jay aui her daughter,
NJ. H1mPls OF Boston. have been visit
.ng fr.cnis here.
Nrs Lewis L1mhari % Portland hAs
ben sIs.t.ug Mrs. Colby WsriscA
Kirs a. Holmes OF we.chvlllc arr AiEer-
Using thr.r goois extensively hey ave
.rrurtd thc sa'c 20 corus ar caskeis
nrmrriy mansrcf - Thomas Baker. and
arc prepared o. furnish them Waea re-
G.ieou Eu.s % waterford Is vis.tng At
Mr. Fanuy Anifcss's.
" So s1rry o. Mss Hartford from
t-r rarfs last week lis card l, one OF
dc frst articles rad by % AL = Always
Interesting AMI ef 1yah.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
ANDOYER

Mis- X l. Bailey has been engaged 10
teach Al South Auioyer The coming win
tsr-the term 90 hegin october ~.
The Iayenlle Templafs gave an enter
talumsut AZ the Hall. Tuesday evening
consisting OF music. deciamailons, fecitA'
lions, and dialogues.
Mr.. 4. A. Cuttlug Of Dover, II, i
visiting her many friends in this place.
Mrs. =. N Mitchell Is visiting her par
euis AZ BfligcsAier, Mas.
Mr.. q. W Fox % Dorchester, has bcen
visiting her father. = Poor, csq.
Qalte = number " Andoycrltes took AL
vantage % The excursion u Friday 10 visit
The Outside world.
Many OF the farmers sold their - wool
clip 20 a buyer from Buckneld Tor nc per
lb. last week.
Josiah Bacon AMI wife, Of Bfitgion, are
stopping with their daughter, Mrs. D. NJ.
Thomas.
Mr.. II. W. Poor Is 10 New York for a
fcN weeks
Comparatively few spples are raised 10
Aniover. this year, though some orchards
are beAriog well
Those Who have dug their potatoes &C.
port the yield a. rather light
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
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HARTFORD

,.,-r,r cane isst evening. saw
l- .u.rtf,rf tens. thIs Week. wers
- - fraN ne Ice AZ micro
q - .-.r.hIn In thIs printing once.
t-rtaau.sl1icr'itnill- or ~ t'.n'
II Nlrsru Hss tn pftach IT. az
~, 49, sf Hartford Ccuire, ou'y
81 ,-..rut OBJ ths grsat regret oi
a. -. .,tr fts rnsnt' tfuih. forenpou
rNf -. rirrirf ON Psalms Ca ltsi
So 1900. 81 irln. NiN 4,
80 a.fr.I anf a. A h'rknen Of
-.rf.r tta iIih OBJ witness the
49,. - si csui'n village rsiaruei,
ufh t'e Qroreed.a<s oi Saai
~ ,,- ,...se "a. o.s Of ths lively ant
t.-.s.rsrrrs of oxford Culuiy, FL
male so tF the plh-
-.,..rre o. r.ghts ofs.l ! tolnt
.-.tr.r rssrtprf I'M ihe c1un.
-, II. .... a gfrsIng lst or su1.
srnsr. .r,,. nrv,.s.r 1
r.. rtn. or A1sc Ncheunei. II
49,. m . .rrunl teacher I'M Hart
..Ir rr s.rlrt .s.no. Msrffn n.
.--.r II. ane-saris wcui iuto ne
.... .-f uas k..iri ny the euemy.
~. ~. r.r.n rIrs seeing Hartford
-r.-tr....r Ets t..rf
-,...rt .rlo.tlr a uamhcf or b att
.-.r ftf. onr stra | "a mar.
-. 4. ..... ftr Gay or nv go'isu 81.
-. .... rr a.fIuE inar to Harrison
,--... ,....r f.-. shrn ro'ie uQ %
49,. >rr u..sr. september IT,
~ .a t.e tara ho.f.ug nsrrr.s of
.......r SISTER arf saN thr hanis
=. -..I nah .nrrY f..us orders Cor
-. . marF r.tr.s have agopi
AZ. r n.astrt urtihcr, nfaf
..-....s .r rHHrrs please tte 80,
.-.t ...r Pas rnt ntrrri e i1srf
utErruHn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

oae nest were iS eggs In the other 80.
The process Of Incubation hsd proceeded
80 far that when one % the shells was
broken little turtle emerged. and swan
about In a shovel fall OF water. One OF
the eggs hstched out In q tumbler on
Hutchinson a Newslrs counter In the store.
The egg. are qalts . curiosity 10 most OF
our people. a. few have ever seen the like
before. The eggs are round with hard
shell, and resemble q pallets little prodac-
ton.
J.B. Cole has done quite iob Of grad
Ing ab0u, his premises.
II. \. Doe has begun 10 paint the Bsp-
list church. II Il 10 be white With green
blinds.
The entertainment furnished BY the In.
lversaiist Ladies' Circle last Wednesday
evening, consisted Of readings by Prof
Parker, a. announced last week Quite
number OF the selections were In dialect,
Tor which Prof Parker seems 10 have
special gin The last selection, The
Death of Poor Jo," from Dlckens's Bleak
House. was very finely rendered. Even
the fan.loylng yoang people who came 10
have q good social time, could no, help
llsieulug. Prof Parker has an excellent
voice. and Is = very agreeable reader. AZ
ter the reading there was little social
dance. 10 which q large number putici'
pated
J. n. Cole sends rs last years apple
taken from bis cellar. Sept ~, which l.
perfectly free from rot. ani Z, nearly A.
hard a. when harvested, one year ago.
Aretas Shurtlsf and wife spent Saniay
AZ the Hubbard House.
J :. Wright. esq was Al Auburo, last
week. attending Court. lie had matters
before the Court Tor trial
EiHor n Osf0ri Dfm0crai:
10 your Issue OF Sept 18Th. over the slg.
nature 81 -. J. T." md The absurd lie,
that occasionally comes 10 The surface, a.
IN the cause OF my father. The late Timothy
Jarvis Cartsr's death. Once Tor all Jet me
say that the Cillsy duel bal nothing % DO
with a. on the contrary, plH m9risn
showed. that he died Of . dls.
sssc % long standing from which there
could have been no hope Of recovery.
Geo Perry ought ~ establish biz fscts,
before woundiug the feelings % surviving
friends. SAN'f X CAErER
Pirh. SIT. y, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
FRYEBt'RG

sarah Evans, who acted f1f lAe A. NJ.
A.. A. missionary among The colofcd PEG.
pie in Louisville. last year, has received
Der appointment 10 The same place for The
coming year. and vii soon leave b begin
WORK there
Lizzie shirley returns - Portland this
week. o. continue a. music teacher Al Mrs
Csswells school aud ofgauis, Al the New
jerusalem church. A. heretofore
n mar not be Amlss . state that Helen
Scwall daughter % Rev. ID. u sesall,
formerly Of Fysbufg. will assist Mrs Cas-
well. 10 Portland. The coming year.
Dcnuls Cole Charles Thurman ani J. T.
ward shirley In, this week, Tor B1sdoin
college.
A musical convention held 10 The " y
church by The Chicago Convention Com
pany. closed with eoncer, GA Monday
evening
Mr. Mary Barrows Sheplsy, q former
resident. nov Of Winchester, Mass l.
boarding a. Miss Pages.
The Fryehurg base ball club pl,yei With
The Browunslds on thr laiicr's gfouni,
lasi wcsk. and were victorious
The corr canning buslness, though not
A. prosperous A. some years before, IL bet
Ter than u bid fair % be. The cora crop
was late. bat the ffost holding on 80 long
has given 10 tlmeio mature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
pORIER

We are having nice vcaiher-lasi "hi'
l. needed % ripen Of The crops.
N one Who ATTENDED the Fair ~ Cornish
could help noticing the great change IN
the past few years In the stock IN thls pAit
~ ~ state, Since the Introduction OF
,he Jersey. by Mersrs. Mattocks and Pierce
~ Hiram ana Baldwin. and DurhAms ~
"A \ pease Of Cornish, and the hereiotis
nv n Churchill and the Towle Broth
-. there has beea = marked improvement
In IN grades OF stock, that Is not Only
,is.slne 10 the eye bat also 20 The pockes
~ the farmers In this vicinity. Although
,h.r, Ar some who stu stick 70 the Old
80. which makes the old atage true
!. peuny wise and pound foolish - ana
49, th.t were there cannot very vel
80 se,ips that few dollars well
49, mi In raising a nne bloOded calf or
IL m,kes a vast difference when they
I'm. a. eel. Also since the Introduction
~ s,e Hooded horses By james kdgeoomo,
a.. Ri.ro and Others, there has been a.
much progress In horses A. Ia any othei
s,ock I,et the Improvement go on and
- III soon he In a condition 20 compete
with the Eastern part OF the ota'e IN n'0e
horses and al other grades OF stoek'
The trottlus ~ totut-u 49, - :,
In the 2tl5 class. Lady lndrpendenoe
Won 10 straight heats, best time " -
In the frce-for-sll race, "Shppery Dlek
won the race. best time ; 70 IL Dr. Mm.
n. sway Of Cornish gave an e,hioi,lon
b,.t with bis nne blOOded stallion Pres
eott.~ formerly owned BY James Edge
comb OF HIrsm-one-half mile, -, guar
,sr- 81 sec. which Was very good, eonsld'
ring thst the horse has had oet Two
months training. There Is no doubt oo'
he vii make very speedy horse. AS
Mr.. StackpOls OF sseo gave an ehnle,uou
heat OF the large and handsome stanton,
:. D.p wilkes, one-hslf mile ~ Tvs
..Ia that he has trotted below 1880. lie
i avery one horse. -,.,s,.
Don't fail % see the big eow-gir.hlps
feet and inches-ihat Is iono".ns"s Wv
Falrs; IL Il money wei iA'u OUT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
Dor ne DEnDcaAf.
FROM THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

FROM THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
GLrS IIorsr. y. II. Sept. 10. issj.
W.. Editor.
Thinking some Of your readers might
BE- interested IN few White Mountain
notes. will endeAvof 10 give them lii-
he idea Of wha, l. going on here a. the
Glen House Although 10 attempt any
description Of the mountains would Be
bat an repetition Of What has been
many times IN PRINT.
The rev Glen. since iis opening. has
received well her proportional par, Of the
patronage Of summer ioafis's. The
furnishings ,hroughOu, the house are Of
Cherry finish. including dining ball fur
ni,are And wall hnishings. In outside
appearance the building Is magnificent,
being Of three oolof.. with broad and spa.
eious piazza. decorated with beautiful
moulding, ADD supported With nehsd
pillar The upper story i' Of rustic TN
nh. AT the south end is spacious
tower, in the base Of which ate elegantly
furnished suites Of rooms for the better
disposed class Of guests Although bat
about one hundred and seventy feet Of
the new house ate nov standing. a. the
opening Of another season the house will
De completed 20 Abou, is former dimen-
.,on., Of 900 feet. II will BE- supplied
with steam elevator and all modern con.
yenienees For the improved Kitchen
furnishings We have no, time and space
70 enumera,e, unless NC were to mention
the FAC, tha, each individual cup Of tea
/. made 10 order and served Ia nea, liz.
tle china tea pot, so ,hA, each CUES, has
the privilege Of pouring hi, or her tea At
~ill.
Amoag the thing. which have been Of
interest. more OF less. 10 the sporting
part Of the company, has been the record
made on foot from the Glen 10 the Sum
mi, House, distance miles. The rec.
ord Coz several year. has remained a, lh.
5sm. This naturally attracted the curl
o.i,y o. two Oxford County boys, who.
no, wishing 10 be easily beaten. resolved
to make the A,iemP, Of gaining the sum
NIT on time. They were your humble
scribe and T. w. Bartlett Of Norway.
Thus on the afternoon Of the 18th they
set out. leaving word at the telegraph
ofhes, they LEI. the Glen q, ~ minutes OF
& ard gained the summit, a, % minutes
Off: time III. Sim. Wiihou, making
personal brsgs we knew We could do u,
and We did il. Next. More a, Anoih-
en- time. T. 7. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

300 rf nf Chr.sra. Mas Il
rt.r. ssstr Nrs Na1srr.i
Eat Wafss .rir Starts ou tae lita
r fa-- ...r. N.ur tn rrsamr hcf nas-
rH. ts .a..rr .r t.r h.gt school she
ae-a..atr .f faru rEtaa tsIs stat
hr-t -... az .u Mare arf Cauucc-
.t...f ar rrF.aH.r rrUattf. 'n a.
l.i ~.r tfisnf AL Hartford.
rU..u. tr i..h. tnr 60 nln.
.f fT.tE.rf arr.FrrsarF Uf Do
te l, u.r.rrY Mass of Wlsn
FL. t.... Wsfss orb. tac anccs-
r r.arF al. tae Waiss1rtas ia
ir
l rr SOP aturau .sIn operation
.-- .. ..arr. Id M.ssrs A a. r. p.
I.s
r.rt r... srstt.r arf f-a.ts have
rre .f f.r crops
N- 1913 ~.aarf. nf d. li...rf. rr.fuf.
-e .r It,t Hiram. '.turt over
tr .t.rtargag .un. art ,cI
.lrrl-. art lrokc BIO aru.
Moran formerly Uf ~ultr
.r. .s. .riri r Portland o. IS e.
r... .a. .f great energy as s. v.n
.. alI Ns nrnf.rr Ctrl. M MIrr
as We rr.rfr mel ~acn.
I.t..tt. ..r rnrut. ari ,rrr h - schools
-... .-...rt grrrraf .1r 0f r0Y. alf girls
A. .. .aFr place mi ..r. alf Clarrr
co 't....s. .tlr.s uat .0r tlr sralfy
u rr.rc.s rr .Yrf tte pass esrrrat. 10
-.l boz. t0ur al ur..
81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

several non MS place a,,eua,s eA.,.A
AZ the hil and listened d A xery l,,s-.s,
ins ssrmon Pfeachsd b. brother sylxs.,.',
AZ We ". y. church his SERMONS arr de.r
Az instructive. The sabbath school n
gate large and Interesting. Ths church
has bceu nxed % In a peat ana h,co-,i,-
manner, which l. due In q measure ,o our
tolmer PASTOR, Rev. :. Hooper. who nos
oclriates a. \. Paris.
We arr grateful % "Hartfori- c,r Al.
appreclAuln Of kindly word. 40 -.
h.s Items did not appFar In at Issus.
hlnl sor'is anl dsc.ls arr never lnsi
taef ntr-a1i I'm IN flturu vrars
80 essi p knosn boz snail ths cost
That Gains oar troltic "a frara.
Sep. lfth, Victoria Bell Ami. hsd
niftnitY party In TIE evening" The even.
lng passed pleasantly sith treat ~ Ice
cream. cake, piums. etc. qalts a larxe nam.
ncr 20 fflCrds ans schooimats. nr..sut
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NEMRN

Nevs L. IA very Pisuiy 10 ihis rsgiou.
az uoN
Z norco 7. 5. Litueha'e l. abe O. fiie
nrf
"A Resell = worse De- has ben an ln.
valid f1f more than year
Nathkl lgsrfson has rchult BIZ p.srlA
ari othsfsIse Improved TIE looks % bis
rlIfngs
Wofs IL tf'ng plshed ON ihe Santay
River 'mrr1Ffmrnis thfy are blasting
stonrs AT rutiiug in dams to facilitate
tlr ffNnr of ilEs some D un 00 are
expected to te ruu down thai STREAM. reXt
araann
m \ ntsungs has four very nice steer
rk'Vr. 10y A. perfectly matched very
.afrr arf harfsomc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
PARIS

We have received . winchendou, Mass,
paper which states that Mrs. DIR. II. e.
Estes fell and broke her iefs arm one day
las, week. Mrs. Estes broke one OF her
arms while she lived In Paris. falling upon
the church steps. We think.
Aretss shurtlsn, the Portland banker,
made US q pleasant call. last week. Mr..
Shurtlsn retains . lively and pleasant re
membrxrcc OF his early days In Paris
Some men working near the bridge be-
tween SO. Paris and the hill, dug two tur-
ties nests out Of the sand, last week. Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
4 BROWNFIELD

ne Members Of The c. l.. ;. G. WIN VIA, :
-. 1880. had very nice little picnic
"a Frliay. sept III went 70 Joke, -
- uIrhian,. Park The day was ioNey
snf an pronounced u q success. Ie ,S M ~.
- msetlbs Cor reorganization VII %
heii sept ~. u...ing.
81, 49,. sr-np.rancs Association very soon'
Rsmor hss Il that We are 20 have ~is-
-. c,mmanica,l0n With Portland
IT, hoass owned BY @. u. hAruoIl.
- - stood half finished for long
-. a. e., ~ cOmpirtri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

Nrrr rgtt. ansr q iong wst. cod
r .r
~ ue people are getiing along nicely
~. .. larVestug ~ their grain, cousid-
t e cola c.oufy seathcr Ne have
..s.i sth .ataly
49, utt.e Grover al soa ron Nesi
atFe lecn visiting Der mothrr'
H. boz
lsst. Z York 10 Boston, q Former rssi-
-. o. co.'s tosn. las bccn In tosn lately
''.lg 90 ac4lalutauccs.
'lsacef ID Bcan OF Boston, Win rs
.-ef. Wn. r. Bean. Of East Bethel VS.
90. at scek. % sec an Aged alu@
a-,a b-a1. wlo Is uinety-tso years on ;
s,. a. work on patchNork qaii.s,
. Interested A. ever, she TOLD then sne
- A. sork ou the seveuty- 4aiis
So 81 eighty years ola
.'e,rga Aloott = gaining slosiy 80
~ f.les olt
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Non.1te.,ieut rnxes

In tue town o. swsdsn, In M eoun'y OF oAiord'
f0f ne year l..i $50. -,
TIE f5ilosinE list q taxes, 90 real estate OF
ncu. resticnt owners In ne tosn 81 sseden, lot
The year lset, In oils committed - y. U. Grant
Colieet0f OF uxfs o. sad tOSn, % The lth
drv Of Jane. I.-g, has ben returned BY hin "
ma A. remaining unpaid on the l'h day o.
June i-s5 b. he certificate Of that date, and nos
remain unpaid AMI notice u hereby Flsen nat y
TIE faid tatssi interest and shAikes AZ 80 -,
irto the Treasury Of sali tONn, suhln n
months from The date Of ne commitnent % sac
tllls - much OF The real estate Ahed a. I'll -
sufisient 10 pay me amount due therefor, inelud
lns Inlersst AL charges will, without faftheI no
toe, b. cod a. publlc suction AZ ne fOti
One In sald t)vn. on the 81 iay o. Dtcsmbef
80 aaun a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
CENTRE LOWELL.

rP 6esld has returned 10 California.
Tor week past plekers have been ~
wo,s ON n. q. Charles's cranberry Dog.
TO-. u.re sbout three hundred the mrs,
a. AMI one hundred the next-sinee tnen
ss,.sn or twenty each day. Before .hls
wear Mr.. Charles has expeaaea sooss
N improving the bog and the crops nave
paid the expense. .,.,,, now.
The skating rink u run regularly "'"'
x,,h music Saturday evenings.
Charles whidden and George Do'e h~''
hssn m town for cattle and sheep'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
IN NENOKIAM

We copy from the COHHeciicm Western
N,rs, published AZ Canaan, Conn, the fol-
lowing obituary OF Mrs. Isaac Cummings,
a native OF Paris aud whose daughter, Mrs.
n. Mason, now lives az SO. Paris. Mrs.
Cummlngs's father, Mr. Philip Caldwell,
was one OF the early settlers OF Psri',
coming here from Hsyerhill, Mass, In
l79s
Ioylna Caldwell IA. born Al Paris. Maine,
May h, is0i. when about u years Old she De'
pan a religious life and united with the heth0
dist Episcopal church, OF sn,eh nc ,'.,
her probation In the church militant endcd
ana she Vas admitted into fall fcilOsship IN
The church Triumphant.
ON the IN OF May. 1918, she was Joined IN
marriage 10 Isaac Cummings % Paris. Maine,
With whom she shared the varied fortunes OF
life until July "a. la. when. BY death. ne vas
va soms ana An care OF several children.
In ls3s she went 10 Minnesota. 10 make her
home there, A. three OF her sons we're then ny,
Ing In that state. But soon sfer The outbreak
OF The civil var BY an tnsurrrction OF the indl
ans, she vas driven from her home In such
haste that she was obliged 20 leave everything
and Zee ior life. and vas for two weeks Win,
ont shelter Or warm fooi. she men ,e,urnea
moved 90 canaan. Conn. In which village she
spent the rest of her life.
Tor the last eight years she has been a con
in s,n The last foar ana hall years Wholly una
BILE 10 walk. Yet her patient endurance and
calm resignation have been rcmArkaoie, AMI
such as could res9 only nom ooSs', ns,, sna
Hut The end OF earthly changes and mortal
sufferings came. and on the 9TH OF July. amid
,ss ;ssss' ,s q ' r., %oasy ~ ri
lowed up OF life and earths last shadows
melted IN heavens innniie day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
y SUMNER.

m s,e,son. a native " this towp,
.,,ns, Head. also well known here, ana
M. Dyer Of Massachusetts,, hsse s e.,s
- boot mandatory 81 So.Weymoo'n'
Ts.RF.EB. R adv ertise 10 carry
...-,~srs 10 Lewiston. state Fair wees,
!, - ~ rate Of eighiy-6se cents ior We
49,, "a 20 samner and return. Az this
Io 80. .nx M our citizens ought TO sisi,
80 49, -, .how. Special trains VIII DC
- w.S,,.d.y. Thursday and Friday.
IL n s,stsou. A. b, has oesn e1s go.
ri..eer al Natural Sciences In Lsiees-
-, kessemy. Leicester, Mass. ana ms
ns,1n ~ lsb0rs In that capacity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
RUMFORD CENTRE.

George Faruum recently lost qalie a uiee
COW. 10 sickness
The fcfy a. This place vii soon have -
be- moved farther down The river - the
ssni from shove Is continually washing
down.
Sir gentlemen from Massachusetts, are
hunting for bears 10 This section ihey fe
port Il Zoe locality Tor huniing, and That
i about al. no, having seen Old Bfuin a.
yet.
N would hc vel fof some 20 book ~
uttio on the statute fclsiius 20 cruelty
90 aulmals
The farmers have got ncafiy All ~ Aelf
sweet cofu hauled % The ciofy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
RIfMFORD

Mrs George W. Hunt Of Sioneham'
Mass who has hesn visiting relatives
here, returned % Boston. Friday, With bel
sister. Mrs. Charles w. kimball, on The
excursion train.
u A. Thurston l. maklug extensive 70
pairs on hi. blacksmith shop.
DER vlllsge can nov boast Of having
two Of The best shops In The oouuiy' AMI
there are bat fcv better hlacksmlths
wesley stevens has Just retained ron
Boston with . lot OF new goods
FROST has done bot little fam,ge "
crnp.. Ia thi. section, 80 FAR.
warmers afc cutting Up thclf cora and
digging potatoes.
Cy. Martha has taken Away another
drove ~ cattle.
Qaite a uumocr from this vicinity aFs
making preparations Tor Giiendiug The
State Fair, this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
RIIIIEI

The warn weather q the past week has
pushed the sweet corn forward, 80 that
he canning f,ctory has started %
sgaiu. aud : running 30 ~ fail capacity,
Al Bethel n the favorable weather con
uuues for ten days longer, most of TIE
corn will b. suitable for canning oucc cot
0f The Way ~ frost
SD. Phubrook has sod 20 J. ;. swan
sou hushsls OF POTATOES. and has about iop
bushels more Tor sale Toe price has
dropped 10 iD-. hushel
TIE Vol Elct Ciab have returned from
their crcsmpmsni, and report game scarce
AMI a. unwilling q take their hait.-po-
ta,oes A. camp Al % a hushel Hut they
haf the ION % camping oui and 'roosalug
L. flr two weeks.
q 4 Bean IL dfAsn % serve on Grand
Juu; D ". Woodbury., D ; hhoorn on
Traverse Jafy. usxi term ~ Court