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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Gus songs OF Mr.. Pierce. aud Miss Parsons
OF Paris reclted one OF her best sclec
lions.
visit to one of our most efficient
Trustees, Secretary Zlbeon l.. Packard
will make evident the fact that the soil o
Oxford County l. particularly adapted Y
fruit raising. lie has thrlfly orchards
TIA, he set out numbering In all between
slf and seven hundred trees, Including
pears and plums OF finest quality. The
winter fruit comprises about three. qlar.
ters OF the large amount produced, and
last year was over six hundred bushels.
The whole farm looks like beautiful gar
den. There are about twent elegant shade
trees near the house.
Mrs. Greenwood. Mrs. \. II. Cushmsn
and Mrs. n. A. eastman have cultivated
larger number Of plants than ever before.
Mrs A. q. Turner'S cactus bore 90 bios
SONS ~ one time.
Mr. Everetts dog, Mits, Charlie Psatt
and Mr.. Gurneys dog have ALLIED about q
hundred wOOdchncks, this summer.
Numerous summer visitors will leave
here this week. and Mrs. Capt Danham
will accompany Mr.. whitney 70 Boston
for a short visit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Rev. DIR. Mason Il 10 be absent for few
weeks. aud the pulpit will be supplied next
Sabbath by Rev. |. Z Warren, editor OF
the CArisfiaa Mirror.
A lecture-"In and Oat OF Anderson
vllle"-was given al Court Hall, Friday
evening. by y. W. Smith, Of Toledo, o.
A. q. Pike has bough, OF John Locke
the store where the latter has 80 long done
business.
The Academy has opened this week With
1870 students, and there are stu more 10
come. The row Precep,ress, Miss Helen
NJ. Staples, has already made friends With
the scholars Tie former precepiress,
Miss X. y. Stone. was married on Tuesday
lssta her home In Brligtou, 70 q. n Cook,
who takes charge OF the freeport High
School this fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
IN MEMoRIAM

Rev. Ods n Rawson vas born IN Paris, March p,
is5t. AMI died In North Lyme, Com, August 20,
lssS. NJ experienced religion when "a years q arc
attended school a. Ksnts I'LL. Bates Coiiegv Con
cord. y. n. ani graluaied II Bosion theological
seminary. H. wss married Juns ~, 1911, b Miss
Rosc NcKcnney, ani commenced preaching the No.
vembcr previous. H. hrsi pasioraie vas II Bethel
seconi a Paeksrsyille, Com third Al faysiie Ne.
flurth AMI Last a North Lyme. Conn. IL va With
eah chur,h, except he last 6ur YEAR. IL vent 10
North Lyme year ago last July. AMI In Al hs pa
toraies. 10 MT only highly esteemei but greatly
beloved. H. able preacher, good pastor. ~
eficieni peaosmaker. great student and lover Of
books. He lsaves a siie who has been ,ory helpm
n him In hs ministry. b mourn hs loss who has the
sympathy q q largc circle Of fiends. liz rsmAn'
wsrs brougl b PARIS. his native town, iof nisrmsni
AMI ths funeral vas largely amended August zith
The writer coniuctnT III SERVICES assisted ~ Rev
J. A. Cochrsne u Paris. and the Cengrs gaiionA
qususite II south Paris There were Masonic cerc
monies a The grave. brother RAwson viii h. Troafll
Missed, BAT though dead Ne yet speaks. s.D.n-
Hebron, ~ept. ~, lsst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
PORTER

The weather was al that could be De.
sired on Saturday last for the Centennial
az Pars0uneld. and the people commenced
10 come early and by . O'Clock Ia the morn.
ing thousands had gathered 10 see and
hear. The procession was formed al 10
O'Clock, led by Chambers Band OF Port
land, and the Band Is 80 well known thu,
comment Il unnecessary. The singing In
the tent under the direction OF Prof l.. %.
Emerson OF Boston, and DIR. John Wedge
wood OF Cornish, was excellent The
speakers were Hon. J. W. Bradbury OF
Augusta, l.. ID. NJ. Sweat OF Portland. Dr.
DR.. BuTIell OF Cape Elizabeth, and Others.
A free dinner was furnished 10 all who
wished 10 partake, and II was quite late In
the DAY before the last table was filled.
The people were quiet and orderly no &C
cldent or disturbance 10 mar the occasion
quite a contrast 10 what II would have
been In gope-by days, when rum was al
lowed 20 be sold Al such places, but We
trust never 10 be again. AL o'clock the
people began 10 return 10 their homes,
well pleased with the festivities OF the day
for which much credit Is due 10 those who
had charge OF the exercises. IL.F.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
ANDOVER

Rev. Charles Dame, who has been In
town Tor several days past, preparing bis
goods Tor removal 20 Falmouth, preached
AZ the Cong church, sunday
Rev. Mr.. ogden OF Portland (EplscopAD
conducted services Al the NJ. l.. church,
morning and Afternoon, last sunday, Rev.
Mr. PArllu being absent Al camp meeting
Mrs. :. n Cutting l. visiting friends al
Dover. y n.
The nelghb0rs OF J. II. Bailey, who l.
sIck with measles have testified their sym
patty by harvesllng his grain.
Mrs. william Poor aud family have re-
turned 20 their home 10 New York.
The ,oothplek factory started up again
the 3lst
Walter ID. Corson OF Brldgton has been
engaged 10 teach the winter school Al East
AndOycr
Another frost. Wednesday night.
Az eugine, steam pump, etc, were taken
10 the Lakes via And0yer, last week, FOR
use At the Upper Dam one load was drawn
by eight oxen belonging 10 the UnionWAter
Company, and sent by their agent, Mi.
Straw, 70 Bryant, Pond FOR the heavier
parts Of the engine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
PERU

We have had another cold wave. Ga the
81 lost We hal a slight frost. bat no,
enough 10 klll vines. To The coarse OF a
week or ten days corn will be- out OF The
way Of frosts.
The corn factory AZ Canton started up
on the drsi OF this month aud The farmers
have commenced hauling their corn.
Lewis Holmes of Boston has been visit
iug the scenes OF his childhood; Dc boarded
while here with Mr. Robiuson's folks
Henry Bent. % Lewiston, i visiting bis
brother, W a. Bent the latter Is golng -
commence on bis house neat week % do
some repairing. AMI 90 pot on a plaza and
and bay window
n. W. Babb Il bglldlug q cupola on bis
barn
G. = walker has returned from New
Hampshire. where he has been cauysslng
Tor fruit trees.
Rev. wlnasor wyman l. home ON a va.
cation.
They have commenced picking hops. bat
the hop hslds are not very plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
HEBRON

The f,ll term OF the Academy opened,
vss,,risy September lst), with sixty-nNe
studeuts: more are coming In and good
school i expected.
Mr.. 4. @. Bumpus OF Auburn will spend
a few days Al l.. ). Bumpus's, this week.
J. ID. SiurievAni and vile are Nlsltng
friends in Bath. Augusta and Temple.
Mrs. DOunel len yesterday Tor PEABODY
Mass. where she will spend few Gays
with friends before returning TO her home
lnN.l.
Oalte a good attendance at church on
Sunday. notwithstanding the rain.
We are glad % hear Paris people sppre.
el.te Mr. Cushmar's singing. IL IL well
merited praise every time.
Annie Glover returned home from Bfidg'
ton last week.
Mr.. Murch OF Buckneld and her daugh'
ter. Hattie, have been visiting al II. NJ
Bearce's.
m begins 10 look like fall
The threshing machine Is al work In THIS
vicinity.
We consider the most important news
Of the week 10 be the prosperous OPenln Z
OF the Academy. Between seventy snd
eighty students have arrived, and Others
ar coming. All seem much Interested 10
The new Principal, Mr.. Sargent, and ne Is
earnestly eudeayoring TO make the best ar
,,ngements possible for the success OF the
srhool. lie has succeeded In securing
vs,v nie.ssnt rooms for himself and wife
a, Cant. Dunhsm's. Mrs. Sargent reached
hsre On the 2slh ult. In company with Mrs.
M.rv whitman and Mrs. Col Douty ol
san francisco. Mrs. Douty Is The young
ID sister OF the late Rev. ID. T. Bailey
ard frst visited the place over forty years
.ro. when be was Principal OF the fcade
nv. She has Travelled quite extensively :.
80 LATED States. and Il highly esteemed
hs ali who know her. For her pleasure
musical entertainment was given al MIS-
BsIlcy's on the LIST inst Dr. Durham Q
Lewiston was present, and finest music
- rendered BY Prof. and Mrs Whitnel
Of Boston, and @. w. cushmsn OF I'M
place. All were delighted with the humor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
EAST PERU.

Vaudeville Hall And family have gone
10 Windham 20 visit their folks.
Rafus Griffith snapped horses wltn the
boss Of B0wmAa's drives, and GOT sl'O 70
boot.
Charles Oldham and Mrs. Tobin were
married. q short time since.
Mr.. Mary Hall has been 20 Buekneld 20
Sc farm with a view OF buying'
Mr.. sales and son OF Massachusetts has
been here, visiting his friends. and be went
IN Hartford and was taken sick, aud MS
,seovsry was considered doubtful
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
UPTON

We have hai very cold weather ior sew
- l.vs-coltcr than usual At This season
Of the year. ,t
N.hsl West. Isabel Douglass AMI j. q
Wet are attending school a. Bethel
A.. ABBOTT has returned % school AZ
n Bafgton ant taken his sister Mary ana
Fred Goodwin with him. Pred enters A. a
frs.h-aan In the classical course A.. a. :
isrior In fhe same course and MARY tAAes
music and other stables -, 81,
Nearly al the young people are oet OF
town except Etna and LIME and they nave
gone--fshiDg. M.
NJ Ueminway len here The slst We
.h.u miss him very mach. All seemeu
vel pleased with him. -,
lev Haywood has his house oos sii
AMI singled Ne i baih.ing on we Stone
pi.ee. About a mile from The LAKE HOUSE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
REIIIEI..

Gould Academy. Bethel. commenced Tbs
fall term, September lst, with eighty sohol
Afs, 10 charge OF A. y. Sseetslr, A. NJ
Principal. and Miss - Cobb from Bates
College. Assistant
The M1N Eoct Club have gone into camI
10 MagAllowAy, for month's hunting and
fishing.
Hastings. TWltchell & Co. are sending
their spool stock 20 the Nonaium SIX Co.
Northampton, Mass.
J. 5. Swan Is loading potatoes a. 5jc.
bushel.
The frequent rains delay the grain har
vest. and the cold wet weather Is unfayor'
able 20 the ripcning OF corn.
Miss Carrie Roach, who Is 80 well Known
A. Teacher OF ElOcutlon AZ Gould Academy
last year. will probcbly give a recital 10
Bethel some time Ia September. She vii
be assisted by Mr.. Johnson, who will yary
the programme with selections for the pl'
ano IL l. 20 be hoped that she will also
read Al South Paris aud Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
W 49,


weather.
A N.rr Is ln tnWu-
Ir c al n.s1ccs company have fc-
tr-.i .Hue
I..rr .s .l.tc a .i.r ahoat tac ueS rotl
a ~ tre County cnmmIss I1nefs
IT.. t.Er rfttonrf. auf We understand
en-. i.r C.uu. s.Ioufrs arc to nc here A.
r. ..,.. N.t Do. rotcc si. nc s.tcn ia
-. uUfn.str
Mtt ,.rr,t.rN ll take leave fls tef home
at.s. 5000
wa Colby q. patlus an aittol t3 bis
sr
EW cdarIer ls at w1rk ou liorato
..nr.rrs rrN BARI.
ltraer, Arc lasiug tac.f grain tartsaci
A. rar.nns Interested .n tae urW roti.
t-r r..le-,ri to he prescott 40 ae hotel,
..t
Corn il very backward
..F ~ cochrane Is at Watcffl..r.
A. uoh.c Is AZ Lynn. wishing
We understand that l.. Ncsrll Is - .r :
.. Paris III. h.acksu.ta.rg
NoN L. thc tine Or sporting
IN Chsrt.ef IL ll tlc VIA. COW
l.s testa Il arolt tle same al. 10 aas tltn
f0T trc past 81 months.
u.cf-a son 90 D D. h1..rs
30 al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
RUMRORD CENTRE

We understand that william Klmbill,
the pr, sen, proprietor OF the hotel here.
would sell, providing be could dispose oil
II al fair price.
ID w. Faruum aud wife OF. wallhim,
have been visiting friends In this viclnl,v.
We DO think
That. the Selcctmen are doing about tie
right thing for the town this year;
That. We want some more work OF The
same kind
That, Ramford will be oat ~ iobt before
many years, n her business Il properly
managed
That. she will pay her honcsI deh,s,
without selling rum
That, they tried 20 establish an agency
here few years ago.
That, they got squelched,
That, We don't propose 20 tolerate any
such thing In this town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
50. WATERFORD

Had considerable ff0st on low Land, Frl
day morning. beans. cucumbers. sqaAshe.
AMI other tender Wings were some~ha'
scofchci
III. Proctor has converted his saw mil
luto a shop. ant be has crew % eight
men making corn boxes Tor bafnhAm a
Morrill,. Iilsah hive fall Of busy workers,
nov
Very many ~ our sumner boaricrs have
len or their city homes; Ike birds OF
passage. they seek warmer cllmes on The
approach ~ cool weather. There are eight
SIN A. the Pine Grove
Farmers who planted, Arc busy picking
Aud haullng sweet cora 20 the factory al
Harrison village.
Roads much Improved. %. n. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Rev. \. q Webster AMI Arthur CLARK
have tAksn a "Trip 70 the white Moun,sin
fesion win team and tent Cor camping.
Joseph Wheeler aud wife % West Paris
have spent several days with their sons IN
This place
frsmoni kueelAnd has been drawn A.
traverse lsror 70 The October term Of 5. ].
Court
4. II Foster has sold hls bay mare A.
an advance Of TIE price h. paid 10 the
spring.
osgood Drew has commenced buying
and sslliug stock.
II any 0ae wants to see handsome calves
lea then iook iuto The yard o. Mi Barker
% Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

2. g. william iammrd biz ankle quite
bai'Y While a. work 90 knapp Hotsdon',
min dam.
As Nouug has bat carpenter On or
a room VIA extra care Tor his wife. whom
ac cxpects % move home non her sisters
AZ East n.x1cif. soon.
nr Proctor % Weld i attending Mrs.
Young nf. Johnson % farnlugtou has
attended her t.l lkst week
IN school district No. they have bad q
school meeting. ant chosen .. r cooper
Agcut school II % hcgiu nex; week
taught hY Katie n Taylor
7. q. koci has a very good 1cii % hops.
llo ani J. : Mitchell with crews are pick
lng hops
n Carter of Fsrmingtnn sold = wag.
on o. Dee amin a W T Bfosn. taking
their roie f0r tac sane In a tay OF Two
Garter came. 10 L. said aui thrcs thc notes
into the housr All took the wagon and
soi1 10 to Coftcs Btncron Oue ~ The
nr1Nrs went o. D.xfelf for writ O. take
TIE sagor. a. last accounts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

n q kImhal. of Glicsi. u CANVASS z
ttIs toNn Goo tlc " Personal Memoirs of
Gen Grant
prot 4 \ Cummiugs kui family have
returned o. their home in lX1rifge. Mas
FuIcrs dance. 40 South Woodstock,
August Ilth. was vel pairon.tci music
va furnished ~ n e. Bacon. IL viollu F..
walter nscon. 20 vioins Bert whitman,
double bass.
Leua uoaghiol Is attending school At
Fychufg Academy.
ne Band has goi started and l. pushing
ahraf vel lately. sifh Chase a. director.
Charirs ans GIBBS Coma started Mon
iay flf Boston. o. visit sister Who i
dangerously lL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
DENMARK

Georsew Gray nAs been drawn % serve
On the traverse 'gry AZ The oct. term 81 me
Sapreme Judicial Coart AZ Paris.
Operations we're commcncei AZ bltn
ham a MorrlIIs corn shop, August On
A Daily supsriutcut'ut, J. 7. Berry mas
tsr ofyaft. ). 7. Jeweii ordering cora A.
4 P.ngrcc bookkeeper, q. w. Gray charge
~ packing department AMI shipping ciefk'
p. AZ. Giles charge OF bath room. Corn IN
thls vicinity has a large growth, out !,
hsrkward AM uneven and Is coming IN
low. All there viii be- qalte long fuu
thls year az thls shop.
Mr.. lydia Meintire, Who has been VS..
nIns fr.euis a. Lynn, Tor numher or
wesks. has returned home accompanied ~
her grandson % Lyun.
SIght ffos, on ON lands TIE mofnlns OF
the n INST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
WILSON'S MILLS

An Arctic wave struck up here. iAsi
Ncsk the frost Killed corn. buckwheat
Aud made sad havoc In the gardens
Cioudy weather males u very iuconvenlen,
Tor farmers % gct their grain.
l. I. brown vCnt Up the river on an ex
p'ofiug expedition. ant that means boom
in ne logging business
4 kliinsooi has already supply teams
on ne rutt. preparatory 10 a winter :
Sofk In The woods.
John oicson has gone % PArmach ecnee
Ltkc, A. guide Cor the rest % the season.
frier Bennett "a i camping up the Dia-
mout, and acting A. guide 70 Messr-.
Chamhsrlsin a lielnirlcks % Boston.
;. fa.ne II here on bis seconi trip. &C
companiei ~ bis chum. Williams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Mr. ID. W. WILDER has been very SICK
flr me at feS days.
7. :. LittiehAlc. who has been an ava
la for more than q year Is no" sAshtl
Improved In health.
Though Ne have bad some very cool
weather. Ne have escaped most a. yet,
which : very lucky, a. corn and beans are
not yet riPe. 49, -.
TIE plcklng OF sweet corn has CON
mencet. but very many pieces are SIN 'u''
mature. ...,
The NcWryites, assisted ~ very many
out % town parties, stiil continue 70 49,,
~. -,,o,t,in. hereabOut 10 search Of blue
80. at are rewarded by an aoundAn-
s.,re of hat deioctAblc fruit III your
N..ou correspondent viii visit The hone
IN tte writer To this luscr town, ne WI
t.ke pleasure In showing him no" w
A Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
BROWNFIEID.

TIE remains Of Ds. Jesse 4. Sweat Ar
rived. Wednesday morning Mrs.. Paris
Gibson. his eldest daughter. - Minneapo
liz. ana Mr. Johnson % Chlcago, Acoom
panied The body. The funeral services
were held In the UnlycrsAlist church Al
%. M wednesday. conducted by Dr. Wes
ton of wcsibrook. assisted BY Rev. A. q
walt. TIE body was buried with mason
lc honors. delegates nom Cornish, Hiram
Denmark and Fryeburg being present. Df
Sweat practicet medicine 10 THIS tud Al
Joining towns nearly any years. AMI va
universally beloved and lameutet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

ThcFc A. quite a number % cases of
iiphiheris 40 the village. h.ule Collins,
AMI Adiie Frsuch. itiio daughter % Dr..
Frruch, arr both very sick Both Of q y.
Foxs Ch.ircu are SICK slth IT,
II. :. Sicarus. wife Ani three Chlldrcu
have returned % Florida TIE other Two
Children rcmalu here ani atieui ~. Briig
Con Acafrmy
A good many % he armers about here
afc halung Their grain b the village o. be-
thrcshcl r. \ fox has pas . machine
.ut1 che -ss mIi. snl thre.hlug i done in
la.ck tine
Toe prospect of tae apple crop ab1u;
hcrr IL Ennd
Born. Aug 90. o. thc vile OF Meleu
Iasfman. as1n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
NORWAY.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.



| InlsersaIlst Churth. Rev. CEroiins AnEsn, Pastor
sAhbAfh.sclaol. ,. -, preaching service, ?. n
evening service, 7 5oP. Ssbbafh school concert
once q month. circiss twioe month, on "WEDNESDAY
sscond Congregational Church. Rev. Alsx ws
| vail Pastor sunday preaching service, ~ - A. ~
sunday school. Il m. sabbath evening sertice, p
Prayer meetings Tuesday AMI thursday evening".
i8rs. cifsls msetings once In t~o weeks %
Msshodi,s churgh. Rev. O. = rn.bury, Pastor
sabhaih school. u church 'erios, - ,, =.
| sunday evening service, TF.N. Prayer mtciinrs
Wednesday evening". 0r.s.
SOCIETY -rrrixas.
FGA.M.-Unioa n. A. 4. No. ~. IN Masoni'
| Hal. We,lnesiay evening" On o. before n moon.-
/ Oxf1ri Lodge 40 T. Noniayon or bsi1re nii aeon
! %; f-wlisy kncamp@sa,i 10. ~ :, ,s, 1i,
felio~s' lIail.-Norsay i.o'lge, Ne, u, even Tues
(. 90 r'-rsuns..ss.s.ss. No. -. wednesday
/ evening each wesk. In n. u L. Hal.
Z. q. t...Nofsay Commandep, No. 4'i' go
~ ihiri FRIDAY evenings q each 'nonih. In Odd
P.orIi'-Norway Grange, No. 81, saturday amer
G.A.R-IIarry Rust Pct. No. 81. a. Grinrs Han,
/ Grit FRIDAY evening n each month
I. .. q. f.-kusihsid Ioslss, No. 50. 81 Grange
Hal. ever SATURDAY cfsulnc.
Business is booming here now
Mrs. Anna Noyes aud family have re-
turned from Peak. Island.
The Public Library will not be opened
I'LL Saturday, Sept ~.
Hon. Dexter Hawkins Of New York
City. the diseoverer Of the Tweed frauds.
i spending a vacation here.
Dick has finally left for New Jersey.
W. II. Porter Is canvAssing for Gen.
Grants Memoirs, In Sweden. S'ose, Low
ell and fyeburg.
Prof O. W. Collins has been in tosn
hi. week on a short visit
Geo. G. Noteworthy has bough, the
widow Graves stand.
Frank True has moved here from STRAIT
ford. y. II. and will 70 in,o business
With his brother. Asa ID. True, Al Steep
Fall. They will make a good team.
Elgsr I. Record. temporary resident
Of Canada. where be has been A. york
ia powder mill, wAs ia ,osn las,
~esk on Wit 20 relatives.
Mr.. & Il Adams !. on, in card to
the public. explaining that be didn', and
doesn't favor the organization u an as.
sembly Of the Knights Of Labor here, al
though he j. member Of the order lie
sees which way the ~ind blows aud real.
iyes that !, !, 20, for the iniefes, Of labor
log men here 10 have such an organizi.
ton
A :. Kimball. esq /, making very
popular Supervisor Of schools
Dinsmorc & Grcenleaf. q Auburn,
were Ia town Friday, to pa, ia a bid to
build the new shoe factory.
The Beals Hotel is full Of company all
the time. The travelling public are Al.
way. well provided 6r by Mr. A. X.
Paul. the landlord. and the hotel was
never better pa,roniSed
The "fun Al the shoe factory will be
a little later this season than usual.
The "rhsuma,ie" doctor has come and
gone. We see the effect Of his visit by
The large number Of boys who Try 10 i'm
tate the mote. Of the puppy dog. the
bird and the pig"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
r. ST MINER

Avcfy enjoyable p.cuic Of the three Sab
bath schno.- in thI. psft of Sanuef. uuisr
thc lead nf che Baptist school. wAs held On
"WEDNESDAY iasi. ani wss largely attended.
80 pa.rs were sparri 30 make Ne people
ruIlY themselves games % various kinds
being provided, aui Ncl-laien table
sIth boz cofcr. aud hcans baked in army
styic. A. vel A. bouutfli supply oi pas
try va noi least among the attractions
ORR thc afrrnooa short time was occupied
hv remarks by LaForcst Howe ani others.
ani exercise. ~ tle ChIircu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
RI-MEORD.

Harvey Ausiiu returned home from New
Mexico. lat week. where he hA, been Al
work ior The past three years.
Mrs. Josephine Barker ani Mrs, Nellie
Hatchlns returned from Poland camPmeei.
ing on the night OF the 3lsi
IL. Price has gone % Lewiston %
work hls fast trottsf. " Talnt0r Boy" on
the track.
Seth IIolbfOok aud other cattle buyers
ers have been In town this week.
Farmers, hayirg finished harvesting thei'
hay ana grain, are now busy picking hops,
and hauling ia sweet corr Tor ,ae corr
factory.
A party from this place, including oui
Postmaster. have taken . trip 20 tbs
Lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
MASON.

There was 20 frost In this place 20 An
anything. Friday morning, bui u was very
cool
News L. very scarce this week.
A daughter % Mrs. Susie Perkins, Who
l. stopping a. ID. y. Beans, on Bethel Pat
zen down stairs aud broke her arm.
e. /. Abbott has got bis barn nnished 90
the outside and hllei with hay.
when In Norway, last week, called on
two % our old nclghbors. a. A. Grover
and 4. ) Bean and found them pleasantly
situated on farms near the Lake. Though
sorry % lose them from here, | must con
grAiaiatc Norway on The acquisition % two
.nrh n.afll men. q m- y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Naryn ne bay arf grain In nIs ti
.-fr .s r.U harvested k1st IL kIlIus
t.. H.tafH vines. Boo ttr flnrrs have A.
ti.r.fa -a.I rruvtl Corr II ftsi .per
rs trf rnsts have rri 90 kIlci ta'
r.t f.rf.r pants h.arHrfr. are ST.
f.r .rF
IIFarf b. Wtre..r fors Whccief
l-I D. Mas1n. Bessie T. Harden. Grace
b ...l.f al IIfh O Grover arc aitfui
a. t.. a tru A. Gnld Acafcmy
can saaN ls ai Poe Grove House
SOB. Waf.r'0ri
r-. Mary o. Brgrs OF MechsuIc fa.ls
al ..rr I.,.trg lfIruis here. She .raFc'
rse .it. t.. as of t1.s month Coz Ca.ca
Il. i
NH.t.s charging hIs store ani hu.i
r.aUrT rrrfrr.rrt she's
-r.e Potter. of SHuin Naitfinfi
Hts r t.Nr. ass week.
81. uattr A. Grover IL visiting hc'
r...- arf sister iu Gfanon.