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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
81 R,-cKFIrI.p.

one dollar and thlrty.aye cents per Dbl
IL ofirrci FOR grated ffuii, hardly the Two
dollars the ssugulne sntlc paiei, yet h'
ssnguine are TIN hoping for the two dol
lars.
George II Bfiighsm has bought nn'
sucking colt ~ Charles Merrill. 10 match
Que raised by himself They make hand
some pair 81 matched colts.
Frank Deco.tsr, who has been a. worn
for Col. white. 4. sick and dsllrious.
Abel Irish II buyiug grsfisi fruit liz
toll me- the other day that be bad engaged
100 bills.
Mr. Briighsm Of West Mlno, has moved
into the "isdge house"
Judging by the reports OF some OF your
Correspondents, Bruin IL soon 10 'ocoupJ
the Land" The crow has 10 all lnienis
apd purposes hal possession for some
time.
AZ the annual Samner Pair. holden on
the igth Inst the attendance was large
TIE display Of farm products, etc. ~'s
good, A. was also that Of oren AMI steers.
The pleasure % the occasion was mafrvi
hy the unpleasant weather.
We hear much from the present Chiei
Magistrate about offensive rsfilsanship.
Ysi this sane Chief Magistrate. when
M,yor 81 Buffalo. personally attended The
Democratic State Convention In isss and
ari with bis own hand dealt out pOistions
90 liqa0r - the delegates ~ secure their
vote. a make him the nominee for Gov
sruor ~ New York. Ofsnslve partisan
ship-for-oothl
Your West sumner correspondent speaks
OF an acciden, occurring there ON aeooun,
Of bag OF spples belbg len by The road
slie. People should bear In mind Tia,
they make themselves personally respon'
.lble for any damagc that may result from
leaving objects exposed In The limits OF The
Highway.
81. 900 cans of corn were put up Al The
Backneid corn.cAnulng establishment THIS
season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
FRYEBuRo

Miss Mabel Morgan has gone To New
York for the winter, and will learn th'
kindergarten system Miss Alice Morgan
proposes to spend the winter NJ home.
Msrried-fn Washington, ID. g, Osto-
her !. Miss J. w. Frye sni MI. Henry A.
Coolidge of Ohio.
w. ". Tarbox, who has ballilng con-
tract In Boston, speri sapdsy with bis
family here.
VI. J. Dow, Chief Templn OF Maine,
gave q talk 10 q small audiences At the yes.
try on Friday evening, October :, and had
some encouragement that Lodge OF Good
Tsmplsr- might be Organized.
Miss VI. T.. Swan len on Monday Tor
Boston In oompsny with Mrs. VI Barker
who has gone for her fall and winter goods
and Mrs. Il. l.. Weston, who visits in Nal.
cen. Miss swan will spend the winter
with her cousin, Mrs. Judith walker An
drews. . native OF fryeburg. who has jus,
been made President OF the woman's Aux'
Hilary q, the late uni,srisn Convention 81
Saratoga
A s,rolllng company performed "Uscle
Toms Cabin" a, Court Hall ca Tuesday
evening. and "Eut Lynne" on wednesday
evening.
Thursday evening the hall was 1lled by
an Interested audience 10 witness the eI'
po.ure OF Splr,uallsm by Prof w. w.
Dsiyon.
Dr. q. T.. NJ. Rove. Superintendent OF
City Hospital. Boston. with his sister, q.
N. 4 H., were In town Thursd,y Afternoon
calling on friends.
Miss Auns Barrov.. amer fulnlling her
months engagement a. Wellesley College
and getting the new boarding house, The
Eliot" fairly started. has gone 10 her per.
msnent situation ss Teacher Of Cooking q,
the North Bennett s. Industrial School. ="
q private enterprise carried on BY board
Of LADY managers. OF which Mrs. Quiney
Shaw, daughter OF Agsssit, l. President
Thi. school receives pupils nom the pub
&c schools In dlfsr,nt classes each day
l;s being In attendance the nr., week.
In spite OF the n,mos, care, ypogr,ph'
lcA error. will creep lnio The printers
work ,nd GO undiscovered by The proof.
reader. The last two Items under Frye
borg 10 the DruocR,r Of Oct ~. should
be consolidated aud read - follows "Mr.
John Heath, . very aged man living with
hi. son.ln law. Me- NJ. Kelley, over The
river. "a. buried Friday Afternoon. "-Ep. ]
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
WEST PARIS.

Fi-, snow storm OF the season si,ar
day. Oct ic
Operative. 10 the chair factory are work
Ing Extra hours. there being Increased de-
msnd for chairs.
oar new stove and hardware store OF
John Andrews. and farniture wsre.room'
OF the Ellingwooi's. In Dunham's Block,
are now getting into readiness 10 invite
The public 10 call.
T.. II. Emmsrton's slgn Informs the pub
Nc that be has moved his cigar manufse-
tory into one Of the stores OF Dunhams
Block.
The familiar face OF DR.. Y. ID. Stevens,
OF Lynn, q South Paris boy. IL seen In our
village. lie Informs me that himself and
wife are visiting At DIR. Ya,es's, hi. uncle.
The lovely weather Of the pas, ten days
or more has done much tO help our fsrri'
ers 10 fnishlbg their falls work. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
ALBANY

Mr.. Lee OF Portland l. Visiting her
.uut. Mr.. John Cummings
tn. uslxhhors and friends OF NJ. 40
ur,- lanes +. Bird made them visit TIE
fgth Inst that oelug the tsenue'n snAl.
y,r.ary OF their marriage. They we're Ns'y
cordially received and treated 70 soou
.upper. etc. Remarks were made sel,sol'
,otbs occasion. and prayer offered oy hs'.
A., Witham OF Macon. II seemed 20 os
soci.l tine. enjoyed by all. Many vslasols
tokens OF regard Tor the birds. pair "s''
ST. Bean and wife have retained from
Al Andrews bad Q young on en ,
xlth an spple and was obliged 10 XII Mn
~ Mrs Lydi. sswin and Sons h.s. pu,.
ehs.sd Psrlsy Freneh's Plsee 81 Norm
waterford ~. a.ayh,er
Robsrt Inghsm has given nis usss - ~
Mr.. EIlsry Wheeler, . small piece o' ''''
with Tenement IL. al A..
cissr-m.kisg Is booming WIN ~ ~
woes. .u.. "a ann.
sxtent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
BYRON.

We are having Zoe weather -wsrm As
summer.
: Tsylor has returned from trip 10
The Lakes with party from New York.
q l. Hall has gone 20 the woods with
his hlrcd man. a.gumming. Spruce gum
i In good dem,nd, aud quite number OF
our Young meu are cumming.
J.T.G II. y. Johnson have sold their
farm and goods. and last Monday, with
their father and mother. started for FLOR
ida We fear their bright hopes will not
be fully realized In the " sunny South. =
Leroy Thomas bought ihs farm, oxen and
hAy.
Elder York preached At Hop City. Wed
nesdsy evening.
Elder uersum from Belgrade, IL holding
meetings on Buckneld iiiI.
We were glad TO welcome the railroad
ofiielsls on their excursion n this town.
We hope 70 hear. In the near future, the
whistle OF the locomotive among our bills
and mountains. IL seems . pity that such
a grand wster-power - Rumford Falls
cannot be utilized.
While At the Lakes recently We noticed
some,hlng Of the immense amount OF mo-
ney aud labor that IL being expended b'
the Union water Power Company al tbs
Upper Dam. over 100 men, II oxen and
As many horses are employed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
WATERFORD.

Visitors are quite namsroas
Henry haynes, cremsn on the Erie X X
IL visiting his parents.
John kilgore. palace car conductor, oil
y. Y. l. Al home and II making extensive
repairs on biz buildlngs
Freeman Sieuus OF wobarn, Mass, II
visiting relatives In town.
Byron CAswsll II ~ home. Roscoe Hsn'
lln l. In town.
M.F y. A. Browne l. visiting relatives
Ia MAson.
The Fair A. the Fiat WAS well attended.
The exhibits were numerous and fine. -
The Fair was supplemented by q grand
ball In the evtning AZ Masonic Hall.
~ llofr has commenced operations
Al his elder mill ani eyaporaiing establish
meui.
The success % Mr.. Mlils,, A. hatcher
IL assured bis expectations srs more than
realized. lie has rtceuily extended Ill.
rouie % Harrison and Il securing good
trade. lie suiesvors % please bis uumsr.
Gus customers. Carrying = well selected
stock % goods and selling the same Al fal'
prices
school 10 District No 2 commenced on
Monday. Will Martha teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
THR POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
GREENWOOD

More felix's are on The sick lat Abou,
A. soon a. Francis Cole Got up from ~.
phold fever. 80 a. 20 bs about The house,
bis yoanger brother and sister were taken
down vita the same disease 80 that they
have had q sick house there ever since ths
lSih % August lawson Cole Il siill very
feeble. ant hss . bad coagh.
what . world OF transition l. this Only
few weeks ago fiorence Aver Vas lying
on . sick bst. coniencing with = violent
fever. sni last Sabbath she and Mr.. Ch,p.
man % Ramford were Married by Rev.
Seth Benson % Paris. And What charm
Ing weather Coz The honeymoon Verify.
Providence Il still pr0plt0us.
have recently seen two nrst-ciass curl.
ositics, both pertaining 20 oar own spe-
Cles. The crst wss = Ten months old girl
baby. belonging 20 Ezra Russell AMI wife.
% Bethel. and The nrst Que In Married
NE % N years. The Other Was lsrgs
picture of The vefitAbis Pharaoh, ron
whose grasp Moses lei ihe ohiiirsn OF L.
rae throCgh The he'd Sea. towards the
promised and Iils mummy Vas dug up
on ths 1T cay % Last Jane. In q remarks.
be state Of preservation. ard contained
not only hls name. Bot also the date and
History OF his reign, nearly identical with
that % TIE Bible. Perhaps cur luniel
frisnts( ~ eo1li not 40 better than 10 take
that Zoe he fossil man. that they have been
trying 20 tod - long u comes a. near 10
u A. anything they viii ever discover.
The plctare. or rather pictures, a. there
ssrv three OF them. front and side View
% The heal and chest. and then The whole
person. lust A. II exists, were from pho
tograpA. taken on The SPOT; and therefore
cannot fall % ~ correct Well. this 10 .
progressive sgc. to ~ sure lasi think OF
= man tsksn 0ai 90 bis oei. amer sleeping
nearly 600 years, and male 20 stand up
and have his photograph tskeu. Whew
The pictures verc exhibited IA The sabbath
school BY Alden Chase, E'q OF woodstock.
n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
RETIIEI.

Hon. y. W. Woodbury. and wife are ,ls'
Hing their sons Ia Penn.
The farmers are inpro'lrg the besutlfa
October weather.
woolf a Rsssing are shipping their can
mel corn.
Ml. Hiiih Phllbfoot, daughter % John
Phllhroos, has recently LEI, Bethel for JEFF
fer.ou village, v. H., 70 teach school and
give music lessons. Miss Ptilbrook Il
one 81 our bes, and mo.t accomplished
mu.ie teachers. Miss Mary H. Chapman
OF Bethel taught Ia the same village during
the summer bot has been called 20 teach In
Dls,flct No. 30 In our village, commencing
December. Miss Chapm,n Il veteran
school teacher aud knows Just how 10
teach The young Idea how 10 shoot
Alphsus bean OF West Bethel. who does
q large business In wood ard lumber
10 that yillsgr. IL furnishing tie Lumber
10 build three sets OF buildings on Mason
Park. lie has hal two foar.hor-e teams
hauling the past week. Ills lumber 10 OF
nrsi quality, al planed. Hsmlock slO per
thousand, delivered on The spot sis foF
spruce. Mr.. bean 4. one ofour seslthlesi
men In Bethel, and be has obtained bis
Ntatu " ~" Iara se' ~ ahfNtl -N-~
Ing 20 his own business.
Az our lawyers len Bethel Tuesday 10
spend . week OF two a. Paris We opine
they mean business, As there IL quite |,
commo,lon In silll waters. Tuesday lots
% Young meu had been uo,lnei 10 make
their sppearsncc AZ Court this week I'VE
"expeet somebody will die" C.
The ~. y. Ladies Fair VAS grand sue
cess. Thursday evening. The ball was
crowded. The fancy table. ffaii table
fancy cake table. package table, ice cream
table and vegetable table were All heavily
laden The fortune table. under charge oi
Miss Gibson, was novelty. Mrs Little
bale, who had general charge, dii every
thing 10 make 10 . success. The Rlslio II
ius, the place % hold Fairs and other en-
tsrtalumenis-lsrge and roomy. Hope The
town will purchase 10 for town ball -
some over $50 were received during The
evening.
Chapman Bros. J. l.. 4 II. v. have now
two crews 10 the WOODS, euirng white
birch. 10 be hauled this coming winter.
The Conference OF the oxford Copgres,.
ilousl Churches will be held ~ Bethel DC
tober ~ and 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
WESr BETHEL.

Farmers 90 Dot seem willing 10 sell po-
,.,oss AZ present prices, bot hope 20 get
soc pr busheL
wednesday night
Friday morning.
chsrls. Dauhsm. keeper Of Esg'koek
Iishf station. made us avisit on sAiaruA'
at. - a.
In town NJ ,DssY.
work - A.
Ms y X FoihergiI % 0orhsm. n. II
daughter % u. A. fsrssll. II S'siuug DIT
parents and friends herr.
The elder mills are starting up, Ano
nor, thar usual gill BE- made owing 10 The
Ts.re "a. hight fall OF rain Tuesday
,ight Many wells are nearly dry' ana
sesvy storm - needed. 50,
The vllsss school begins on the s'H
Inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
w. SUMNER.

Quite large crowd attended the Pair
81 Esst Sumner.
4. N. Carver OF the TslspAOns was In
town Thursday.
Miss O. Gene Keen has gone TO Norway
10 al the vacancy In the telegraph ONCE
len by Nora Barker. who IL away on . va
cation. Miss Keen IL q good operator. a.
IL proved by her having been engaged In
that business the past two summers at the
Glen House.
Cooler weather IL welcomed. - warm
weather at this season OF the year seems
little ont OF date.
Henry Proctor's house IL quite plecs
OF architecture.
q. A. Chandler has . new sign TO biz
nour and feed store. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
WILSON'S MILLS.

PhIlbrook and Stesrns have been Of
buying cattle prices paid were very low.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Y. +. Pennock aud family
have gone 10 Ltileion, N. II, on . visit
they are having lovely weather for their
l0aruey.
Mrs. COrieils Rideout aud daughter. OF
Boston. are AZ Der brothers, ID. NJ. Siurte'
want. mailing visit II has been nun
Der OF years since she w,s here. lie has
his new house nearly completed.
Ch rles Lowe and wife. who have had
charge OF the Berlin Mills House. for the
past eight years. left Tor their home In
Gray. last Thursday, they were much
liked. aud Il will not be- easy % nnd .
couple that viii nll their places ss,isfsc.
torily.
supplies for the logging teams are now
being drawn tO the head OF AIlseoos Falls,
where they are pat on The scow aud towed
up the river by the steamer Msgsllowsy.
Sportsmen are plenty and 90 are the
deer. bot being betier acquainted with the
woods than the hunters. keep oct Of the
range % firearms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
y BROWNFIELD

The Congregational Circle met ~ the
narsousge. oct a. preparations are being
msie % bold their annual fair later In TIE
season.
The W. G T. L. met ~ The church on
Thursday he itth. The meetings Tor The
slater MI be held a. last year In private
room. 49,
Rev Mr.. Eastman uili supply The pulpl'
here bat fss SAhhAths more.
A Sabbath school concert wAs held ~
the Consres aiionAl chgrck. oct 10, and
as quite successful fof Ne short TINE
given % preparation.
The Lotge OF Good renplArs la.i or
gAa.Ied. starts With a class Of persons
which lusurvs success.
The e L. ; 4. has held one meeting
nat i hardly In working order yet
with fcw more Gays % such Zoe vea'
TIER a. W are hAviug. farmers will nnlsa
thglr falls WORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
=. WATERFORD.

Bnrn-Sspt sl,h. 20 The wife Of CHARLIE
I. kllgore. son.
T. l. Haskell. wife sni two children o
Brooklue. aud Mrs. : = ellison ~ Brock
Ton. Who have BEEN visiting a. Mrs. All
eftnn's. have returned home.
oct 8. a. lisury O. Aihsri0u, Mrs. Heller
Goihoii AMI Mrs. ellison wefe riding dosr
Temple III. on their NAY IN The Harrison
Fair. The horse took fright Al The breaking
% ne hlp-sirsp ard overturned The wagon
Al we're injured. bat Mr.. A,hsrion mos'
Seriously. We are glad 90 bear be Is I'm
proving. ani vii doabuess entirely re
cover.
W. n. Keen. wife Ani soc have been vls
ling Mr. ksen's slsisf In WATERFORD.
Mr.. Ahoie shaw IL visiting her iaagh'
ter. Mr. l. NJ. SAnderson.
Ths Pair. hsii AZ Waterford fisi. oeto'
Der =. Vas q decided success. There Wa
q large number OF cattle on exhibition. Ia
The bal wAs = good display OF ffuli, yeget'
ah.es. cheese. fancy articles, etc. W. J.
Wheeler exhibited an Esiy organ J. D.
Allen. boot. and shoe- A. T. Morrison,
cloaks from Bractcit's Branch. There
was = game % base ball sni races. kasi
Waterford Hand furnished masic. In ihs
evening there Vas Bal. with naslc BY
lOung's Orchestra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
DENMARK.

WIN A. Freeman has removed from thI'
village 90 his fathers farm In East Den
mark.
Charles Wood. Who has been at work ID
Boston. has returned home.
Augustus Wentworth OF Deering IL Wis.
itlng his brother, james Wentworth, AMI
other relatives In this vicinity. lie IL 9
native OF this town, but has been Of Deer
Ing quite q number of years.
Charles Il. Bennett has q husklng and
oyster supper Thursday evening.
Mrs. X. &. Harmon has returned from
IIsverhlll. where she has been spending
The summer. Mr. Harmon will return In
q few weeks.
Charles T.. Smith IL making extensive
repairs on his house. Ills brother. Foster
Smith. OF Boston. Is experimenting the
work.
Just now we are having big run OF
showmeu. List week We had two. and
Friday night y. II PAtterson will entertain
us with bis big "mOral" show al ODD Eel
lows Hall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
BuCKFIELD

Sunday. October 10. Rev. J. NJ. follsi'.
on sceouut of continued ill health. resigned
a. pastor OF the Bsokneld villsgs Baptist
church; IL l. understood, however. ia,'
he will continue 10 supply the pulpit io'
the present.
Rev. :. l.. II. Chase OF Ms,huep, Mass,
was In town last week.
Mrs. A. ID. White has gone - Massa.
chusetts for few weeks needed rest and
. visi, 10 her daughter.
Mrs. George Gregg and Mrs. william
Gregg OF Andoyer, are visiting Mrs. A. y.
Cole.
Mis-. Alice Crosby OF Benton IL giving
. course OF lessons In painting aud draw
ing.
BeuJ. +. Adkins IL soon To remove TO
South Paris.
Mrs. George ID. Blsbee WAS Bueknsld's
only contribution TO the musical eonven'
ton a. Metals.
IA. Harlow IL doing quite An extensive
business In the line OF die blocks, tooth
picks and milling. lie employs about ten
hsnds, and has q market for al his goods.
Donovan Irish are runE,as ihtlr MIL
on brush blocks and shingles 10 about IL
full capscltys
The Wilmington Brothers are receiving
orders almost daily for their line Of brushes
for which the concern has long been eele-
bratei.
Alfred Shsw's yard and building pre-
sents the aspect OF q busy csnire in The
conversion OF apples into eiier-hunired'
Of bushels OF which are used on his prem
ise-.
James y. Jewett OF Auburn Was In towr
packing wool purchased In this vicinity By
his agent, Horace Morrill,.
The air has been full OF trotting hofs'
and cattle show during the weeks iha, have
past.
Mrs Dastlne Spaulding OF Cape EliI.
beth has been spending few weeks will
her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Spsulilug.
The country II being scoared ~ ptr'ie'
10 search Of good hofs,s-aud The tppl'
merchant IL At the door OF the ofch,rdist
Thousands OF barrels Of grained fruit com
TO this station, where only few years sg'
IL was difficult 10 get Q carload.
Gen. Samuel J. Anderson, Collector o
the Port OF Portisnd. snd John ". Anisr
son, Eco, civil engineer. were In tow
Friday and Saturday.
Winslow Packing Co. are shipping n
product OF the seasons run at this plsc
a. fat as esns can be procured. Aboa
SOC. 900 cars were pat up-the qasllty tn
most satisfactory OF any year since tn
plant Was established here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
BRyAyTs POND.

IL. q. Bacon IL teaching In the whitman
District, and X. q Davis In the Dunhau
District, South Woodstock.
George Y. Psfhsm has been engaged u
teach the winter term OF school at West
Paris village.
Hon. George ID BIsbee ". 10 town
Wednesday. looking up . case
W. m. Cole IL buying apples sni paying
o. IS per barrel for No. l.
Mrs. Ansel Dudley has returned from
Portland, and her many friends viii be
grsildsd 10 learn that she IL Improving In
health.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle connected
with the Unlser-allst Society. will meet
al the Town Hall Jn Thursday evening.
October -, all are Invited 10 attend.
Con
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
ANDOYER.

Merrill Hewey los, Que OF his team
horses last week.
saturday . horse belonging TO samuel
gss,sr OF R1xbary dropped dead In the
s,r,.t uesrY. 81. Thorias's shop.
III. w. su,or OF Boston proposes to build
q residence here
opened ., once n,.,.o,
deusbarg Railroad is here on short w
cation.
game 70 the Lake TO cut $50 cords .. ~oou
FOR the n 4 z l. Transportation GO.
Charles Messerve has greatly Improved
his place by grading. and line ofearoing Oh
I Hay Is selling for els per ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
Industrial Joursail
TIE GOLDEN RULE As A FACTOR IN
TIE LABOR PROBLEM.
IL Iadnsfrial Journal

Ia fadasfrial Journal.
SiR-t have been much pleased with
your course In regard 10 the labor uou'
bles, and Intended 10 comply With your
Kind Invitation 20 give you something OF
my long experience In hiring isborefs,
and some suggestions ss 10 how troubles
arising from this source may be remedied.
Hut have come 10 the conclusion that
there Is no real aud permanent remedy
short OF Q thorough education among the
mssses, and Christian enlightenment, 90
that the Golden Rale shall hod place
alike In the hearts ~ employer aud en-
plOye
We have employed q considerable nun.
Der OF workmen for more than forty years.
and for the last twenty-five Years from
1900 Ia 1000 hands In mailing clothing 81
their homes. with Is 10 100 In our shop
for 1nIshlng them We have had no trou.
BILE az all with our beet enlightsned people,
ADD never any serivas trouble With any
A little Incident occurred In our shop last
spring. when there was considerable dis.
tarbsnec among workmen generally. that
will serve 10 illustrate and tends To prove
the correctness OF my view
A young lady. Who hsd worked Tor ne
IN our coat tnop st'trh ytsIrs tsuo into
our once and said she wanted 10 talk With
ne In regard % the wages she was getting.
We naturally supposed that she Was about
10 ash for an increase In pay. a. she was .
very good hand. bot To our surprise. she
she said she thought she WAS getting more
pay than she earned. In proportion 70 9th.
srs thu, worked BY her side, and who could
DO more than she for the same pay. She
had any cents per week counted out TO re-
iurn IN ne for the whole season. and want
81 us 10 accept 10, saying that che thought
We might not know but that she could do
a. much a. the others. We replied thu,
We were aware that she could not 10 quite
~ much |. some Others. bat thst her
fslthfulness and care. aud the quality or
her work. fully made IL up.
sueh uuselnsh honesty We admire 10 IL
precious a. 10 IL rare. We could not &C.
esp, Der money, bat gave her more. aud
told her 10 depart In peace. When such
cases occur oftsn. the millennium will be
near at hand. ]. A. BucSSAN
Mechanic Fails, Sept ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
NHWRY

Mrs. EiUAA Powers. Who has for . long
time ben "a ITALY paralyted. hsi another
shock wsiusstsy. from shich shc pfooa'
BY Nil not recover
"A. Thursiou i tuilfiug = steam MIL
a. Nswry Corner. on The site az The one
hufusd at year II viil D. good ihing
for ne o~rcrs % birch timber bear that
place.
~ S'sar,s. ofrin Foster and J. VI
Philhrook dfogc cat = nice lot OF cattle
ron The iAke region last Saturday.
Charlie Harlow " Bucknei has been
visiting hls brother Ia thls uslghbofhOOi
lately. lie has becu cat West teaching
school for he past t~O years. The I'M
preston ons receives Ia t.iklug With bin
% that couutry l. Dot isVorsnic. The
curse ~ FREE rum l. everywhere pre-eui-
ssrious traWhack - prosperity. ini.Vli'
"a % pabl.C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
MASON.

Are having an abundance OF rain. Oar
doe harvest weather l. past and sigrs oil
late autumn are seen on every hand
some u our people are selling lev p0'
,a,oss a. S5c. = bushsl by hauling them u
Bethel Hill. No boyers a, West Bethel A'
stock Is dull Of sale, and low OF price In
case one wants 10 sell.
Miss FLORENCE A. Brown has been visit
ing her grandparents 10 Mison. She re
iarned On South Waterford to-day.
C. y. Brown has shot three foxes hs
.hOt two Que afternoon and one partridge
one other afternoon he shot four graz
squirrels and hedgehog.
m a Mason has rxed bis buildings yer!
pretiily.