Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
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Miss Katie Locke. our Posimlsiress, len
on The afternoon train, "Wednesday. Tor
Stanstesd. Canada, 10 spend several weeks
vacation.
Miss Ellen " Gibson, Oldest daughter
OF \. v. Gibson. Esq, one OF our best
TEACHERS, will leave next week to attend
The Boston School OF Orsiory Ia fit herself
Tor q teacher OF elocution. Miss Gibson
l. young lady OF rare scholarship and no
doubt will make due artist.
IL IL with much regret l AN called 20 re.
cord The Sudden aud unexpected death OF
oar most respected and brother Mason.
Ahlsl II. Lyon. who died last Saturday
morning with typhoid fever. AFTER an illness
20 only about Que week. Mr.. Lyon leaves
. wife and eight small children. lie was
= worthy young man. aud hsi not an enc.
my In the whole world. The funeral was
attended by Rev. Mr.. Hardy, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Sylvester. Being = member OF
The Masonic Lodge. he was buried Ia sc-
corisnce with The rites Of that order ~ 2
N. M)pdAy. At his residence on Grover
llin
Ceylon Rowe returned nom Boston last
sesk with large qasntlty OF new goods.
Just step In and se- C.yion.
The llApgOod brother. have recently
allsd ap their store on Main Street near
RlaltO, with new goods. and are having q
good trade; call and see the boys.
Judge y W. Woodbury. aud wife ATE
spending q few weeks In Pennsylyania
sith their sOns-one . minister, the other
prscticing law.
The new addition which IL now being
pot up. a0x2s feet. - the Alpine House, Il
ander the charge OF French A Holt Tails
sill give tweniy-one room. Tor guests.
The two new houses on Mason Park are
Dslng rapidly pushed forward. hr Ben.
son Intends 20 move into his by New Years
Osy.
Rev. Mr.. Sylvester OF the VI. y Church
Dspiired eleven, and eight Joined the
Church In full twelve Joined las, June
mailing 90 In all Mr. Sylvester i = noble
nan and l. nked BY All. The Society Will
tesp him The third year N possible MI
Sylvester breaches a. Locke's Mills once
In -four weeks =, the new church.
The chair factory l. nuishet outside and
IL = uohiel0oking builiing. Machinery IL
COW being pat In and Il will BE- In running
order soon a. winter comes In. Large
unmhsr- OF unfinished chairs are being
.torrd In The factory. AbOui one hundred
IAiNa VIII % NmlinNtA " lAA NAN RNrt-
ness. Mr. Btrrovs Il live man and The
Bethel people luiend 10 back him up. A
.hoe factory l. now on The LIST Of business
enterprises hope IL will b. pat through
tlon. e. A. D.fia 90 Portland. General
agent for The william Anson Wool Nov
sr, wts In town "Wednesday night NJ
Dlrln during The past Sumner has travel
II through every state Ia The uniou. lie
intends n spsni the winter In The West
Dr. VIM Gray will leave next week for
the Sluih. whc y be lutsnds ~ practice
ne coming var. TIE Dr's health has
very much Improved since be came 10
Bethel Tie j. Que ~ our leading sur
srOns. lie has two sons out Soaih-0ne
an editor OF paper. the other druggist.
sho 30 q good baslnsss The Df. owns
ssvsr.l houses 10 the South whlch be reuis.
urs. Gray lutsnis % spend the winter 10
her bone Ou BroAi 81
TIE salvation Army Il siill In nour'
ishiug condition meeting, are held every
ulgai Ia the Hall
Frank &. Bartlett. one % oar leading
carriage makers. has on hand large lot
~ sleigh. which be offers for sale Al bot
ton prices. Ani l. prepared % 10 All kinds
~ rrpairs AZ loo rates. Give Frank e,l
-shop A. foot % MIL tiiil q.