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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Mr.. C.arsucc Boyuton. oi fram.ugham,
Mas art hcf Chlifcn are visiting ihe.f
relatives here.
George Hamilton ans wife % Berlin
snrutashnrt time iu town. Ihry were on
tlrIr way to Bar uarbor.
u. n Fool las moved bis family 20
Stoncham Mass. Mfs. Oliver VII move
Irt1 thc rect vacated hy them.
uoury ElIs and fellow stuicni ifom
Yale College. vii camp out Al thc Lake.
Coz short zine. carrying tae!f oSn boat
with them.
Sla. E-,sr has re,araed from WIND.
ham.
Atwo.hnr.e team from Sioacham passed
through Go place. Tuesday. on ne way
o. Lewiston With thIriy bushels OF piac-
berries.
The I.ianf House on Mesu.rc's Island j.
Being shiug.ci.
George Ulren has excellent success IN
Keeping hecs he has taken d1y or sixty
rounds OF f'c honey ron BIZ hi'ss
ate'y
Rswsou uo,m.s 90 Easi oxford, has
heeu suffering from cafouucie, but j. now
Improving
Tue W. weather, Wc.ucsday. made ne
lawmakers look gloomy, but 10 Wss OF
great heuefi o. she growing crops. IL has
been an Exceptionally doe laying season
ariamuCh larger amount has been cu'
than was expected The nrst OF the sun
mInr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
gREENwOOD

ma JAY ga. Ruth. widow or Joseph
1000. Ruth rhsyer va bora In GA
vi a. d. lr1s. ant therefore her tgc
..,-. ana I m1nth. She va mar.
.. I.lr. anI hsf tselFc chllurcn, IA
Z. rfrn snrviye hcr,-i1fee slns aui
~. I.reEflrs She 49, % oldest oi q
...... ID On CtIirtu, ari 90 ltsi onc %
.....f awav hY death. Tier hlshant
.-.,. rsars ago issi March. sget .i .
...asr.Irr I'M thc war of l,l-. and
-. re- IrcN q reus.on 90 h.s acCoaut
~. ..rn.rrs hsi bttu rear'Y helpless
...H.r uf Vfrrs. ani her 80 Glib
- r..-rh ans hafh. Win Shom she
r..t DE zane tender care 20 heri
81. do nf fhfm I'M their inisucy
.......I.f Ar anah.e dIspos.t1a, s1e
....f. k.nl.hcsriri of ghnor. ant al.
--..E .-t fhr gnIfrn role ln view a.
49,. ~. rttcf belonged to any Cars
II ..rr.r Sfr Was tnc person, A. many
-r.nH.r. who cut Eve scts of teeth
go. BIO .tmr.
r..r k.mnaI stopped Nlih us. Itst
...... ..tf ar1 t1c uext morning viii
-. ...-.f daughter. E.v.ra n. started
Il. HI .-r..tr. tn vista some oi lCr rtla.
-..trr tlrrv. An aceouot 90 ths.f
..t ..n Der g.fci pcu. nay bel expected
.r.r r.frrr .rg bone
rt.t saturday u.gtt Ncvc, ssan yard.
49,. .,.f.r A. usual. sni on gong cat io
- I'D. r.ht uOrr.rg. inuni Dis tNo-
...-...I t..r fra1 sri lY.ug rcarIy ou
..-...E 800 va Coo animal. aud tat
...... ...r n perfect nra.ta. AMI tac cause
4. .-... .I.r fratn ST. a.uaFs rlma.n a
~....
w ll. nrcn having gool bay weather,
.... .-... mi some place. IA stll growing
-. trt.rs ana every noty IL giai OF TO-
f0 rr.
rr.os aro p.auiy kni cheap some
r.. n..t nrNari I.rrr.i are now
.. .h1Ws thai thcy ars stIl Tr.fl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
MASON.

No hsy weather, bat everything u grow.
log beautifully. Berries OF all kinds are
plenty. Potato bugs are In fall supply
and hungry.
Hay i coming in with fall an average
crop and o. excellent quality.
Corn does not promise a. well A. las,
year. Oats are Just splendid; never bet
tsr. Sweet corn looks bad; beans are
promising big yieli--a large acreage
planted. Farmers look happy except when
their hay gets caught In ashower.
Mrs. T. A. Stewart was taken suddenly
very sick Yesterday. DR.. J. A. Twsidle
was sent Tor Ia great haste. She was
more comfortable last night
Mrs.. Artcmas Mason Il more comforts.
Ole she has rode out some OF late.
Ervlng l. Hutchinson ran q sharp knife
Into bis wrist 10 the bonei u j. doing
we'll
Those deer ala not 90 into Mllls's yard.
but iuto bis garden. Your printer should
use glasses 10 decipher my cards. They
curb cemetery lots with grey granite not
green.
cannot understand why II i 80 dry la
Greenwood Have they no Agency down
AZ the cltyf
Your Albany subscriber must protect his
own water chickens. q. II. n Il too old
% engage In wArlike pursuits let \. take
carr OF bis oh crOw-cuss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
wFST BETHEL.

Tacrc VA heavy on ~ rsin on Wed
ucsiav. ani 10 came Ilst in scasou % o.
vlvc iroop.rg vegetation.
On'y small smolut 20 hay has YET been
gathered IRON meadows ani many owners
% I0N isnfs arc waii.rg f1f The grAss 20
grow more before cutting.
M. a. Ilfk.ns has icn town, Aui l. y.
WUn.r bls taken h.s pace A. tcamsier
rr a. n bean
ID o. rIkr las 80 ftr recovered from his
.sfr .rrss Al OBJ RESUME his duties Tor The
Id II D. ln A. poNual station.
" litricu. who has been Sofkiug
fnr frrtr Ha-tug, In their min ~ Wiz
River. .s ros Engaged In bay .ng ior =. j.
Mains
o. n Growers house il fast hsiug iiict
With sumnrr hoaricrs.
Mr. Lyia A Young, of Boston. Ma IN
inun co.'s scck. tut Is nov 10 West Milan.
I'll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

r rr.rerssIst people lac ttc'r pas
.- ..l o. O. GIchr.st. very much hfY
ave S1rrntl-sChuoI. rnm' 'fr'nr
...f .rF urmhtrs. untcf thc t..lcni
.t.t..urni of A. j. Curtis, slpef.utcn-
.rt
v.urx machine dealers comp,tiu OF q
.-a. .lr th.s season.
IN AnHrrNs ari A. NJ Holden rcrort
t.t--. sac of Cu.tlrstcrs art horse-f akc,.
N ana iae aqTlc crop w. .c Nsli in
rtY
..-r GRAY OF NY tts hoou spending
..t..a.ln A. n a. harroes.s
l.1nr. We learn. Il gong in hrai
t...... &c.. O. work .of O. " nlnham.
n.. ... .str.y gore toto trr nnat tri Shoe
.n... no thai place Mr. lolrg s A
|sa. snar. having hai guile au tnI.
.H.rf thr coluter.
ID uarrnls has leased Centennial lal
r.s upholstery Hus.nrss. Which tc VII
..r .r..r Nar annlf fnr missile ol Aag
W- Hlrroes 81 h.rt tlu or ftrfu Yoarg
-.r fn earn tt.s trtfr pore boo t10sr Wl'
a.. .r'astr rr. ari r. g..-i na'.is sanie'
Wr have s.IHu sr.u ar lur ..l.r n.' r.
.l e.. .k.I hT t.s u.rAu.r as I u.
u.rr.rs
G M ulrtam a1I VIE arr spending a
n..k ulh tr..r MANY n.uis trrr NJ
..an aflHuea ory turriy. ts
.....e r.s second term as tnurl man
a. bells tae position of Secretary ni
..rahIcsn C.ty Couu.ttee fof -one
no ID an ardent hrrantcar. ani
.I. .fr.arIs successor Iu -. N
-. .r trarts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
HEBRON

Considerable bay vet today, 29,h. but
the rain a. good flr the gardens.
Mrs O. clarison L. more comfortable.
We hai a pleasant cal, last Friday,
fom Pros Nooiy % North Brifgion, Who
srert the week with bis father
pr. j. = S.urtevsnt ant wife were 10
town few iys last week.
We wo1ii say o. =" L. u. " Ia, Dr. A. T..
Ba.sav va. pleased b. learn that heGfeen.
wool correspondent was his old friend
ani school mate here 50 many years Ago.
Tho Dr recalled many froicsin which they
partlc paisd While Occupying Rooms IN the
sane house
Ill. D." viii take bis wife and call
Town thIs way. be- can see his name
scratched ca pane 20 glass which shows
BE- VA given 90 leaving his marx even
.n youth.
n II Everett and his wife started, TIE
fr.t % the week. Cor tlarpswel.
Mrs T.. e. CushmAn = spending ne
week 40 Olsdcid
Mr.. Captain Morse ani Mrs. Hoilisiou
ieg here The 29th inst
Dr Sturteyant Ard wife visited the place
withln the week and called on their many
friends. They are pleasantly situated al
LIverm0rc Fails.
Prof Msyo ant his wife have been VS.
it.ug fr.ruli- a. Buckacld.
TIE hay crop i much better than was
Anticipated.
IA n Stearns. Mr.. Everett ant The boy
hired 81 them have male ani PAT IN the
barn 81 tons % hay.
Eight sheep were killed recently ~ aoss
In Henry Sturtcyants pasture TIE aogs
have not been fouut-
Tnavsrv interesting letter from Rev. A.
.C. HsrrlcE. written on the Fourth OF JAY
h. contrasts The state 90 the country TWEEN
~. four years ago when be vas IN London
With IT, present prosperous coniiuon- IN
r~rsrf u celebrations held, not oniy
throughout this country, bot - AMER,
cans In Europe. he says what hath ooo
wroprhtf- In May be enjoyed attending
. convention Al the beautiful city OF Los
Anreles. I've hundred aud any niles ron
Sacramsut0 CITY.
NIss Hoopman OF freepOgt, well kno"u
hers a. An Accomplished young lady, died
~ weeks since Al Georgia Her heath
began b fall during her last year AZ Oo'o,
University. ,.,..y,
NJ. ID. BarrONs OF Boston i expected
Aur. Isl atMrs. ;. {. H0se's.
re lower gardens OF G.. w. CushmAn
: n Bearce ant Mrs. Turner present
s.e Appearances. Mr. Turner bad gfAs,
grow on his excellent farm 70 tne nei
81 = feet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

TIE work on The church being baIlt a,
Wes, Peru. e moving right alons, ,hsy
have Rot u - one can form some idea how
u l. 10 b.. ban BY looking Al the founda.
ton u vas hard telling What Il Ma. 70 be
Ike
Born. July ~, - ths wife Of Psrley Kaox.
a daughter.
Lillian, wife % Herbsr, Jordon. 4. very
sick
A. c. ABBOTT has been having a sick time
l1r thc past two weeks
Mr.. Mathews. who hAs been SICK for
some time, : Talulug and l. able 70 be out
some.
hiuebsfTlcs are very thick on our noun.
tains
Mr.. 4 n Lovsioy's sister and family
nom Me,rose. Mass, arrived a. this place
iast night
DO away with ice houses. J. G. wvmau
has Md hole he i trying % ON AMI lAst
siuicf h. BAD ssS-dust hauled In. ant In
lanc 10 va fouut that Ice was thsre. aui
there l. good Ice there now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
ROYRIfRY-

Small wonder the owners Of dlscent
land wanted the Byron line pcrsmbulated,
when there could be no sign of line found
on the west shore Of the pond aud perhaps
not for half mile back across The whole
tract the frcnchmen were 10 cut over
They had cut acress the line. respect
fully submit that IL Il cheaper and better
In every wsy, 10 20 over town lines once
In 10 years and set up stones A. the law
requires. than 10 be called on every year
In the busiest season-ihen, very likely,
the work l. only half done. This line had
not been perambulatei for sixteen or sew.
entccn years.
Very catching hay weather.
NJ. A. Hanson OF Comic " II. with bis wife
and daughter; also Clara Marshall and
her father, are stopping for awhile ~ their
old farm.
BluebcFries are quite plenty.
Mrs. l. H. Hart Of Methuen. Mass, Il
visiting friends and relatives In This vi.
glulty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
T. 81 MINER

A party % aNccn from this place went
on a hlaehcrrying excursion Tuesday last
on Black Mountain. They report excellent
picking. Several % The party campcd one
u ght ON the mountain.
Rev. q n. McGoSan OF Turner preached
at the Congregational church on sunday
week. on exchange with the pastor. ant
Rev. John rurkls % Mechanic Fails ocCu.
pied the pulpit % the Baptist church.
TIE r. =. \. r. 4. run . special train
O. Mechanic fans sunday. August -. 20
the anulN grove meeting % the Cnivcr-
salIsis M she Advent camp ground.
y Wktcr Stetson .nd family len Friday
f1r kvls.t o. relatives % Mrs Stetson In
Calais. before returning O. their home A.
Manchester. y M
Ncssrs vii ana Arthur Hesli and their
wives also lef, Friday. Tor their homes In
Nassarhrsetfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
GIIEAI).

Very poor hay weather OF late and hay
ing not over half done
Charles and Albert Brown are building
them house In the village. and A.e going
20 keeping " bach
George" has got bis hen house % run
Ming, and a great fall 10 the price OF hen
fruit Il expected.
Mrs. Gridley and her two children have
gone TO Michigan on visit 10 her friends.
Blueberries are very thick on the noun
talns and are lust ripe 10 pick.
Your correspondent, ate ripe spp,e The
2lst, OF the Tetofsky variety.
90 TO J. W. BENEFITS, buy package OF
baking powder and get 4 nice piece OF CHI
M xaFe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04


na.ines, Mons sine. iessotl ~
Regular Mae, 80 -
ii base on balls Reg Nlne,t Business Mems
Nlnc, lba-c bic, fisichtr. .nase bits, elle.
4, stanley !, Cummings 1, Russell !. 1recnlcti
l. Passed balls, Ncy .. Wild pitches, Davis
Double play, Giles struck out ~ Davis
~ Holden 81 numpus. s Umpire. Prof q. A.
Hack. soorur, Chas .. Richardson Iime'
% .jm.
Several 81 our people were Out OF town,
last Sabbath some 40 the lnlsersalist
grove meeting a. Mechanic Falls. and some
~ Bass Island. Norway Lake.
We are requested % say that there VIII
be meeting OF the Paris Veterans al En-
glne House Hall, Al p. NJ, Tuesday, 10
arrange for memorial exercises here, neat
Saturday, commemorative OF Gen. Grant.
Let there be full attendance.
Lizzie ~ Richardson OF Someryille,
Mass. a pupil az the New England Con.
servatory OF Music, Boston, Is visiting a.
her grandparents, Hiram Richardson's.
Eugene Fletcher Is doing good service
With bis street sprinkler, and We are now
free from dust, which IL a great change for
this place; but n a. two years ago, We
should have thrccc or four weeks OF con.
linuou- bot. dry weather, Gene would be
the busl,s, boy In this little town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
IOCKES MILLS.

Thursiay night. July S0th. burglars en-
tered the store OF A. q. wooisum, and
attempted % blow up the safe. They
drilled hole 10 the door of the safe, and
put In powder. bot BY some means they
,lli not succeed In their undertaking They
took what money there was In the drawer,
amounting % about si2 I'D. They effected
an entrance % The store by cutting the
glas. aud reaching In and pushing bach
The spring that held the window. A. yet
there l. no clue b the pcrpctfators.
Charley llatohlns met with quite q pain
ful accident yesterday. lie was running
on belt with q stick Of spool timber,
when the stick caught, and In letting 20
OF u, 10 lew and struck him on The ankle,
lufIctlng quite serious wound. lie i 4
good sahicct Tor the Travellers Insurance
Co. In which be holds a policy.
Mrs. v. A. Dam % South Bethel, died
lat Friday. Funcral Sunday.
lesley loung's horse ran awsy The other
ulght while De was fishing from Johnncy's
bridge. bot no damage done only The break
log OF The bride.
Mr.. W. 4. Jones lost ~ turkeys The
other DAY. by foxes 10 l. supposed.
The Tcbbctts Manufacturing CO. are
doing avery good business. They made
eo. 2GG gross Of spools duung the month
OF ialy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

White Cap Is the most popular resort,
Just now. The blusborfics are very plenty
there.
Mrs. Frank Besse and daughters OF
Lynn, are visiting friends al Farmers
Hill.
The school II East Anioycr closes this
week. Tae Ote AZ South Anioycr closed
last
II. II Abbltt. OF South AndOver, has
gr atty Improved the looks of biz house by
p,inuog u.
Amjng other former rcsii nis now 10
town are O. y. Small Of N. T., and Joseph
Morton OF Jefferson, y. III.
WIN. Marsion has retained 70 Kansas.
Assistant Postmaster J. W. Eaton !. on
the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
PORIER

Aulcc ralu on Wednesday IL was very
much needed.
F.rmcrs are getting nicely along with
their hAylug.
Mr. Nancy stanley, an aged lady died
To- ihls place on Friday She was upwards
OF .0, Ani hai been sick long time fun-
crai on Suntay sermon ~ Rev. Westcou
Bullock 90 B.idcford
JohnF FrcncA's LITTLE girl died on Tues
lay lasi of whooplng cough AMI fever
aged oue and one-hAif years. Also, Henry
Ll1by's son. aged eleven years, nom rup-
tlrc.
Warren uM hal bis house burned, one
lay last week. with AL the coutcuts, AMI
~ earn that there was no Insurance. IL
/. also rumored that John Rounds % thls
town lost hls balitings BY ere.
Frank jameson OF South Hiram had bis
buldlngs burned on Sunday We learn no
particulars.
A =. Mason gave me some spples 10 A.
good state % preservation A. last winter
1 +. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

vices AZ the CongregstionslIs, church, In
Bethel, Saturday evening, the SIN lnst'
with exercises appropriate 10 The oeci-
sion.
Rev. Webster Woodbury. and family OF
Mauch Chunk, Penn, Il spending lev
days with his father. T. w. Woodbury..
Rev. ID. W. Hardy and family have ar
rived In Bethel. preparatory 10 entering
upon his work As pastor OF the CongresA'
tlOnallst Church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
CENTRE LOWELL.

Blucberries are very plenty sboa, here
this year
A few days since Mrs. David Stearns
took q spoonful Of Ammonia by mistake,
Instead % the rightfal medicine. She
tasted 10 In season - avoid swallowing 10,
but her mouth AMI tongue were badly
burned.
Summer boarders comlag 30 Lowell Cen.
ire can have all the advantages % coun-
Try home including mumps. measles, aud
whooplng cough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
FRYE

The hay weather Is no, the best, yet hay
thus FAR secured Is OF the best quality and
a fair crop can be depended on this year.
Aunt Sarah Cannon aud A. W. Brsdccn
are on the sick list, but gaining slowly
now
Ia dull weather picking blueberrles Is
the best business, As they are very plenty.
We learn that Kimball mill. on swim
River. Is tor sale. IL Is nice mill and
good location for custom sawiog 90 FOR
saving birch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
DENMARK.

Asa Bennett. son ~ spoflri J. Bennett
died a. BIZ fathers residence, july 2lsi,
aged shoui li years tbs l. = sd loss -
NJ AMI Mr.. Bennett, being the third son
that they have lost In about ~ ye.fs
Charlcs H. Go'ithwalt has retained from
Boston. where be- has bccu engaged In The
ice business for a number % months. lie
has been much missed Ia the choir Ani
socially. ani We give him q hearty welcome
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
SOU III PARIS


lOslng 10 by I score 10 was unfortunate
Tor them TIA, their pitchers Holden arms
failed him AZ the third inning, while one
member went into the game sick, ani two
who were expected 10 play were unable
o. be present A. 10 was, The game was
very close and excltlng, and there were
some good points made on both sides.
The particularly noticeable features were
The masterful batting ahi catching by
Russell and 4 back running fy catch ~
Record. The BEST batting was by Russell,
Brooks. Record AMI Giles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

ANorHER SURRENDER When the pres.
cot administration opened, great deal OF
talk was msde about Republican sxtrsvs-
gsuce. II was said. among other things,
that there wA- useless contingent OF
CLERKS Ia several OF the departments The
last Congress opened the wsy for further
reduction. ia the clerical force. but now II
Il given out by Democratic officials high
In authority. that the force OF clerks 10 the
departments, instead OF being too large, Is
not large enough for the prompt rsnssc-
ton OF the public business. Doe by one
the accusations made by the Democrats
against the Republican administration, fall
10 the ground; and now they fall with
thud. The people are going TO have 'me
more chances 1t the ballo, box.-Ls'siston
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Faru r. afc improving thc eooi weather
3D. sorurug their bay crop. which proves
o. b. glItr affair one.
VII BIRD has purchased moNef-' In
proved Warrior -sni L. working for par.
Ell. Wfn desire. ani doing good work.
Aura n Cummings hts been engaged ~
tre Rob .hers. ELLIOTT a Bcslley % fhla ,
81. canvas. for poetIcL work % rare
merit. called ', Popular pogi.c Pearls. 10
Isavrrv desirable book to please The eye
arf enrich the Mid She j. having qalte
roli Success. AsnwIl hc soid only BY
sursrr.ntinu. now b. she time Tor young
Itf.s arI rtrtemcn O. secure the work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

A harm La Enrol. \. n, owed BY John
Cioush. was destroyed ~ lightning, yes.
tCriay mnruIrg.
Mrs n W Chapman and daughter OF
blrlugtou. Vermont AZ visiting ffienis
iu Iptou.
Ava TOOL ige Was ne arsi % dnish hay
Ing thIs season. ll's daughter, Gertie. l.
cutie sIck. Dr. rstchtn OF Autover las
been called OBJ see hcr
The Ladies Benevolent Society mC' With
Mrs.. G.. l. Douglass. The .1ih; pleasant
time .s reported
TOE choir NEE to practice, Tuesday eve
nIu-. with Mary Arhott rhcy meet Al
thc church every SATURDAY cvcu.ng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

"A hasty visit % the JEFFERSON slide, on
Tuesday, revealed % ~ much more than
We could even imagine. from any report
Ne hal heard. IL Is most wonderful
event, probably The most 80 ever occurring
In The Mountains. Ear exceeding In extent
The famous Wiley slide. which has become
80 hkei 10 the history % The White Monn-
tAins. Standing A. the point where u
hnAlly stopped, aud looking up 10 the Top
% the mountain, from whence u started
you behold one broad, deep gully, from
which the timber. rocks aud soil Is torn
and carried - ihl. plain, covering many
acres In one solid mAss, from two % eight
and ten feet deep, ani presenting = sight
never before witnessed. The bulldlngs,
which were swept before u, lie scattered
amid The general ruin, and the man who
so narrowly escaped with his lie tells you
the whole story. The poor man Who,
milking At the time. dli not hear 10 In sea.
son % escape. bat was caught aud crushed
amid the ruins, died short time before
our visit. Thousands are visiting this
spot. and 10 will continue % be- ysllci Tor
years IL was reported that the owner
had soli the farm, bot that i false, hc tells
a. be has not and shall not, a. present, Al
leAsi. llc was Just getting The l. OF The
house ready % move his family To-, and u
Is extremely fortunate that 10 came before
that was accomplished, tlsc The loss OF
life would have been more terrible. tor
A1u N1uHf1lHfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
r. BROWNFIELD

The principal event % the week was The
departure ~ the members ~ The Tyler {.
l. : &. on the 18th. for the assembly Al
Fryehgrg They len with great hopes AMI
we're not disappointed The &. l. ). {.
Ike the W. e.. T. L. has cone % stay.
The weather has not been favorable Tor
haylng
The Circle was postponed because OF The
absence of thc ChAntAuqaans meets on the
san % Aur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
WILSON'S MILLS.

A. gl'et along the river ne men
sra bag lays ant loaf The rest OF the
.le. And We ro'ice that The loa1ng Jays
a.. u1re uumer0ls ttan the working days.
tl,l cU.ion has been up plellng phN
cover ctuQss that means puiinS IN
mar uext siutcr.
gar sc1oo. closed Friday.
~ , A Pint has CONS D. Grafton 70
'st irsris
lox.ng match a. Llnneiis Hal, Satlr'
gni resu't-sCFerkI o.oo.iy roses.
el.ag troliing - one Of ne pleasures
~ .lil ed On by the boys. followed oy
----l-I nL lrllt Mel IN cram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
RROWNFIELD.

Warren HIS house was burned on the
,oth al JAW. Fire caught nom chimney
p,rt OF the furniture was saved ~"
Frsnk Qalat. while working on . oIloss
Al, ro,er Bartlett, n. II, was struck ~
a.. rh.la OF a derrick, and his nose
Rather poor hsylng veaiaer. A GOV os
A. I'D rain. which Is good Tor growing
crops
RIneherrles Sc. quart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
ANDOvER.

The ladies OF the NJ. Y. Society held
sociabie At M. y. Corson's THURSDAY even
Ing OF this week. The attendance was IN
usually large. Proceeds, els.
Prof Clarke Of Washington, Chief Chem
list OF the u. s. Geological Survey, was In
town, Wednesday.
Rev. w. y. b. Jackson, rector OF 81
James Church, Providence, II. l.. Is spend
ing his vacation here, stopping At ffenehs
Hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
MADE HAPPY
uy,rATcnrO HAD AND go 900.

10 the late war Charles 5. Kingsley, q
Unlon soldier from Minshsld, Penn, was
80 badly wounded that his head bal 10 be
patched mp With silver plates. lie became
insane ant was sent 70 the Government
Asylum In Washington. Amer twenty
years one OF the plates was readjusted aid
the mans reason returned like Hash but
he had no recollection OF what had occur
red since the day when be was wounded
In b.ttle. lie was released and steps were
taken 10 secure for him the $4,000 back
pension 20 which be II entitled. In add
ton 20 that, he will draw SIS month A.
long a. he lives. The veteran found bis
family all right at Mansfield, bot In destl.
tute circumstances. The restoration OF
the husband sud father In his right mind
aud with a snug little fortune must have
made tha, family one Of the hspplesi In the
liant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Mr.. J. S. Clspp informs US that
for the accommodation Of residepis en-
the line Of the q. 7. X. r.. between
West and South Paris. the Mt. Mica
Lodge Excursion train. on the 5th inst,
viii stop for passengers at Jaekson's
crossing.