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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
FRYEBt'RG.

The regular meeting 81 the fvebufe
Temperance Association was held sundsy
evening. Aug slh, a. the swcienoorgisr
church
Col p. y. Dow and family are occupy
lng their coitsge on oxford street, bu'
take their meals Al Miss II O.go0d's. Miss
woodbury OF Portland Z. with them
The nrm of Boynion Bufzeu IL Dis
.olvcd-B1yniOn cou,lnus. The business.
The Tru.iec. of the Industrial School Al
Usliow,ll have, of their own accord. Fl
tended the vacation OF Mss Matte R'n'
dali. tie teacher of the school, until Sep
tember
The District Camp meeting began on
Tuesday AMI continues With Increased al
tendance.
The okford House Il full OF boarier..
Qalie a large party of vlllagsr. AMI Hos
ton friends asccndcl kcarssge on Tuesday
an Intensely hot day.
The Congl Church Festival brought To-
gether a large company on Thutsiay even
ing ani was followed on Friday evening
by miscellaneous entertainment which
gave great satisfaction to the audience.
'fr. aud Ms. John ID. Lord OF baltimore
Arc 10 town.
Fred walker !, taking vacation from
MI. railway service In Indians.
A large party from Portland were enter
tertslned by Dr. Bukrell q, lIigisnd fAfA
on Thursiay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
OXFORD.

Mr. and Mrs. Spring Of ChIesgo, were
At DIR. Jerseys last week. They are now
at squirrel Island. Mrs. Relih Is also at
that place.
Amy RawsOn OF sOmervIllc was In town
last week.
Mrs. Fsunee Is at Old Orchard attending
The Faith Convention.
Mrs. Hamilton has returned from old
Orchard.
Belle Boyn,on Ia At home from Masss.
chusetts.
Qalte number attended the grove meet.
ing At Metals Sunday, Aug. sth.
SOcisble was held Al the NJ. u. vostry,
wednesday eve.
samuel Bumpa. hal q young colt hooked
by = COW, causing it, death.
The grocery team OF King Holmes was
wrecked last week. IL IL supposed that
the horse was stung by bee which caused
him 10 run At full speed against tree,
badly damaging the wagon.
Willow Brook Farm has it, usual sum
mer guests. This place l. very pleasantly
located. having n due outlook for many
miles around. TIE proprletors, Miss
IIolme. and Mrs. Morse. spare no 'n1fts
TO render their nome attractive 70 their
guests.
All the region abou, here among the hills
~ Paris and oxford are becoming more
and more attractive every year. Willow
Brook Farm, In East oxford, II A. popular
a. ever this summer, aud draws It's guests
together from various points, where they
derive benefit from it, pure. braeing air,
good society, comfortable rooms and ex'
cellent table. IL has had more than Us
share Of clergymeu this year. Rev. Chas.
wadswor,h has been spending month
here with his mother aud brother. Rev.
Dr. Kicker OF August, Is also numbered
among n. guests. and Rev. A. III. wright
OF Portland IL here with pauy. The
guests OF thl. house on Sundays help To
swell the audience AZ the little church a,
the village, which IL two and one'hhf
miles distant, and last Sunday they sent
two teams full. and the rest walked TX.
Mayor Phllbrook ani wife. George Pail
brook and wife from Augusi,, ani Mrs.
williams and daughters from Portland,
are among the guests
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
NIHYIcn


A J. Dane with two sons IL visiting THIS
rcglon. lie now lives NJ Liyermorc Falls
l. N. Reed. q. T.. Tucker aud two Dos
ton gentlemen spent most OF last week a
the Lakes.
Clark uous,In and family with Mr.
Barnes spent two nights =, -Four Pond'
last week.
Charles Eastman has a good job driving
an on team a. the granite works near NO.
jay.
John Brett and family are with Mrs. rs
fAther, WIN. NJ. Hall.
David o. Gleason paid " fylog visit
LAST week. lie reports much need OF ralu
al Phillips
ZebulOn Bearce OF Turner With brother
nom Missouri and nephew nom Chlesgo,
r,cenily gave Us call; they were ansr
trout.
Poster OF Buckdeli and v. ID. kimosll
are buying lambs In this vicinity.
A good shower wednesday.
SrARKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
GREENWOOD.

A week ago last sabbath Rev. T.. z.
GOODWIN bap,iE a two little girls In Sh,d'
sgee pond. and received them Into the
B.p,ls, Church. Last Sabbath i've more
were baptized by Rev. Samuel n. BROOKS.
The Meetings there are very Interesting
and good work seems TO be Ia progress.
IL was getting TO be very dry here until
last Wednesday evening, when two thun'
der showers passed over, and gave the
grouni q good wet,ing up. The frst one
occurred about G o'clock, aud gave US
more vivid lightning than We have had be
fore for the season. The Heavens blsItd
from every point OF compass, while the
lightning in the clouds often resembltd
the bursting ola rocket. Hall IL said To
have fallen In some places. but there was
none here. Corn IL backward, and VIII
REQUIRE the most OF September tn mature
A.. The political CAldron begins tfervesce,
A number Of bubbles having already APP
peared on the surface; how IL viii foam In
about two years from now !
George G. Cole has sold his farm 10 Ran.
som Cole, and Is now looking about Tor
another. His son, who cut himself with
q scythe three weeks ago, has got well,
and gone 10 hsying again for Mr.. Bryant.
There IL considerable hay TO be harvest.
ed about here yet; quite . number or rs
had 10 quit hsying and 90 TO cutting our
grain. There is rather more hay ana Oct
ter quality than last year.
There were seven deaths reported In the
brigade columns OF the last DEMOCRAT.
and one sick person who died Few hours
later.
Pehaps this might not be an Inaprropii'
ate place TO thank our friends and neigh
bors who stood by us, and gave their a.
sistsnce and sympathy through our daugh'
ter's last sickness and decesse. All were
kind. and 10 them We owe large DEBT o.
gratitude. May the time be distant Whei
any OF them viii want similar fsvors-
LKNuKL DUNHAM.
LYDIA A. DuxuAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
RuMFoRp POINT.

Hop raiser. In ihi. section are sncour
sgsi. being offered lie per 10 for the ol'
crop. We src glad. ansr number ~ year
~ hart toll sni which has made many Ol
our farmer. comparatively poor. q change
Tor The better has come. With the tone o
he market sni present appearances, this
seasons crop will bring 2jc.
Eiwin Taylor. who has been sick slnes
ts., winter. remains about the same III,
Il. confined % the bed In helpl's, couii'
ton
About I've years sgo the mother ~ sad
Taylor hal . shock ~ palsy, which ie-
priyed her ~ the use ~ her limbs. cannot
walk step nor 80 any kini ~ labor. The
burden falls very heavy upon Mrs. Tvlor.
wife ~ Eisin, h,ying twp sick. helpless
ones "a care for In addition ~ the rnilrs
work for the family We are sorry Tor
Mrs Taylor, she has been married hat a
rev years. aud her 10, seems = hard one.
but such Il life.
The berry crop Z. light In Consequence
ol the iroaih. Bluebcrrie. will be- very
scarce on White Cap. not worth picking
Hard hay weather. but . growing time
Tor all Kind. ~ CROP.
Dog days and cool nights have set TO-
10 earnest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
so RIrcKFIELn.

Iva. present AZ the Prohlhltory Con.
yeutIon held here on the l0.h inst, but
will no, infringe upon the domain OF your
village correspondent by attempting any
report OF ia proceedings. Although the
attendance was small II was very tnthu'
slAstlc meeting. T. j. whitehead OF fsfls,
OF the Knights OF Labor, was present ana
made few remarks.
In nv reference last week 10 spllling ci'
der some one ~ your Office took the horr-
~ OF adding the word vinegar -tnus IN.
,irely peryerting the intended meaning
know OF no reason for waging war upon
cider vinegar.
In the excitement and bitterness Incl
dent 20 political campaign, let us one
and All bear In mind that political parties
are necessity under republican form OF
government, and that al parties are In the
main animated by sincere, honest senu'
meuts. IL would seem that discussion
Of the principles involved would strength
en- the party representing the best prin'
ciples.
Mr.. Martin Of Auburn, formerly OF Rum
ford, purchases stock In Rumiord ana VI.
entity, and employs Danyills Russell OF
Milton 10 drive the same 10 Auburn where
they are slaughtered, usually passing thro
this town A. oiten A. every other week
Ike Fuller has been granted State pen.
sion OF a. per month, he being United
States pensiouer at the time OF his recent
accident =,
An old Indian woman by the name OF
Lewis Is canvsssing this town for her board
ana lodging think she formerly lived In
StonehAm.
Rotheus II. Waite, OF this town, formed
the resolution. when becoming OF sge' OF
saving 500 yearly. and II he has not al
WAYS been successful IL has not been
through any lack OF srort. Was mol the
resolution commensble enough Tor o'ners
10 adopt, both old and youngi
Buctfeld will not object 10 little oil
the political "chin music" referred 10 10
last DKNocRAr.
Col. White. who has been dangerously
sick, IL reported better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
wEsr BETHEL.

Nearly all The farmers hereAbOuis are
now d0ue hAying. and what the crop fsll
fru short 10 quantity i more than made
up 10 quality. Meadow hay WAS never Sc
cured In better condition than this year.
Mrs. sarah Barker has very sore hand
caused by bite from one OF her pet cats,
from which the Oh lady was trying 10 res
cue a WOUNDED bird.
q. m. Brown. E.q. the Mason core
spoudent % the DEMOCRAT, WAS 10 town
l.st week selling fruit and vegetables from
hi. farm. Ilis garden i said 10 be The
bet Ia this vicinity.
Mis- Sadie Wight OF Boston, daughter OF
Seth wight, Is spending her vacation Win
her parents.
school eommeucedin the "FlA, district
on Monday, The 9th inst. Miss Addle Bean
teacher.
A large cog owned by Herbert Mason
foreman on this section Of the q. I. X
sprang from the platform OF the station
beneath The wheels OF The up passenger
train last Saturday afternoon, and Was
Killed.
Amos A. Grover and wife, OF Norway
Are visiting friends here this week.
Byron Eigerly. Of Bldteford, Is rusiiest
Ing here. stopping with his aunt, Mrs. j.
4 Pike.
Mrs. Clara J. Whitman, OF Lewiston, Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Almira shaw.
The summer boarding houses are wei
nlled. Wee, Bethel i becoming noted A.
a romantic aud quiet spot In which 10 pass
the sumner months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
WILSON'S MILLS.

Hay weather has been quite good. 81
several In town are done hsylng, and some
are only half done. Grain Il beginning 10
.ipen.
Blueberry teams are beginning 10 put 10
&C appearance, though We do not see where
they will nni their blueberries, a. they are
no, very plenty this year.
Dr. T.. Spaulairg OF Nashus, ". IL. was
al Fllni's over Sunday; he goes n Camp
Carbon to-day, ID. c. Bennett guide. The
DR.. has made the trip every year Tor y
years.
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Film, have been e
Colebrook.
John Olson has gone 10 Psrmscheenee
A. guide until the sporting season closes
ia October.
Autumn ,lnts are beginning 20 brighten
the summer foliage, aud soon another sum
mer will be ended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
RRnWNRIELn

The extreme hot weather OF the last few
weeks, with some cool exceptions, IL
rather hard on the loafcr. but II just suits
the meadow hay men. who are puttlng In
supply OF meadow hay. OF which there
IL an abundance.
The cucumber harvest has ilsi com
msncei. there being some thirty acres
planted In town some sending them "a
the pickle men 10 Portland. Others di.pos'
log % them 20 O.gooi Co, who are
packing them 10 kits, for family use, 10 BE-
sent 10 the Boston market.
II. \ Davis OF Harrington, y. IL, Il
visiting the family OF l.. fhnk.
County Commissioners were In town,
Tuesday, aud those who DO not read the
DKuocRsr were very much pukfled u
know what they were here for.
A goOdly number Of Odd Fellows at
tended the session OF the Grand Lodge Al
Bfligton.
We are Just now having nne shower
which meets hearty welcome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
f. SUMNER.

The funeral services OF Mr.. \. II. Stowe
occurred A. his late residence on Sunday,
the slh inst. Rev. w. II. :. Ven'res Of
Canton Officiating. Mr. stowe wAs D.
years OF sgc
Black Mountain Is the great resort io'
blgebefrles many bushels OF lice berries
are carried % daily aud stu they arr
plenty.
Sumner always gives them cordial vel
come.
John Keen OF Norway has been visiting
friend. In Eas, Sumner aud vicinity.
Walter y. Robinson. ESQ OF The United
States signal Service, has been home on
A brief vacation. lie II stationed Al hos
ton. Ills brother. Lucieu VI Robinson
aud wife have arrived safely Ia England,
aud will proceed soon u Germany on .
tour OF observation and study.
Sfoctfu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
L RETHEL.

This place again has . daily mall, and
the stage comes In well loaded.
c. ". Martin and family from Auburn
visited In this place and called on many
friends. =.
Mrs. Richards, from Massachusetts,. IL
Waiting her daughter, Mrs. G. NJ. Brown
Miss Josie Williams, Miss Emma Perry
and Illwyn Perry from Massachusetts ar'
stopping n Mrs T.. g. Perry's; also Mist
Eva Perry at James !. Browns
Charles Teedhsm, from Massachusetts
IL visiting relatives In this place.
About seventy.hve met with the Circle
q, Mrs. II. u. Hollis and good time was
enjoyed by all.
thu new Post-office at Bethel village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
ANDOVER.

Work on the Congl church IL dashed
Mr.. Hariwell OF Lewiston dill the ffesco'
ing. ,,
Mrs. Minnie Blaisdell. OF Farmers Ill.,
Is 10 teach q fall school At South Andsver.
Asa Atwood OF Boekneld IL visiting al
VIM. Greggs.
Mr.. Harriet Stevens from Mass. is VS.
Ting her sister. Mrs. Y. y M1rlll.
The Cong1 Circle meets with Mrs. ID. III
Newhsll, Friday evening o. this week
Blueberries and mountain eranoerfie'
are thick on Bald Pate.
Rev. s. 3. York, County Missionary
preached q, the Hall Sunday a ". and a.
the VI T.. church In the 2. n. from tn
tsxt-"See that ye fall not out by ths
way" :,
The hotels and boarding houses are wei
nlled with summer company.
Mrs. w. w. Barnes Is spending the weel
at Phillips.
Farmers are beginning to Gu, their grain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
MASON.

The heat IL intsnse-too hot 10 read
write or work. but Just ilght for corn.
our people are mostly on The blueberrl
mountains berries are reported very plen
" aud nice. A party OF ten went on q
sloneham Mountain. oue diV last week
and brought % ten bushels another party
Of six picked three bushels In little mor'
than half day on Tyler Ridge.
II Hutchinson has resped bis rye on ih'
burn; he had any stocks on one aud one
half acres. IL has the best piece OF corr
In town on the harm.
Mrs. Cyrsnc J. Bean returned last Mon
iNy to Lancaster. Mass. where she ha'
been Tor the pastyear. Mrs. Frances Stove
accompanies her.
T. T.. Trfton IL visiting c. y. Bean Ia
Mason.
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srArHp xrrftSs.

srArrp SrrftSs.-
T.AA.N. Rsruisr meeting ros'aay s'soias %
10 tafsre nI.l rs.an.
100. T.-Nsaai NJ. te.iss. r,ruiar i..ssslns.
TtursisF rveaIuE n earh sea. - Aufura l.nfAnf'
MA. ere 49, mi Moaiay evening". - 49, m'uih
z. 81 u.-fsns 1raags, seconi saiaf'iAF % s.eh
,...'ls- Cr,... - ssconi .ad thlr,i Tuesdays.
IO.0. T-->o. rafis io.igs, ~. an. meets ever
n .r.Iar - IN &c Nfftulsi Ntsfrf.
ka.lEfs cf Lai.r.- ssrufh fsris Assemh,f, Ne.
49, meets effry saturday svtunr IN Linscou ii.ll'
G.AR-w. n. Kluh.l T',.'. y. u. NET. tr.'
Naniar Il rfrff rHnfh. m orsnsl Ia ~ ID l. NJ
s.-ris s.r.l. ofths Oxrosp DtxrCRsr srs ~ sals
Al GsIrY's nrlg ~.ors, oil ltlo~s' b'ock. - Fans
Charles n Elder, Esq. Attorney, OF Bos'
ton. and family are visiting a, Charles L.
Elders for few weeks.
The Congregational sabbath school went
q = picnic, Tuesday, Al Oriway's Grove,
Norway There were two buses full and
a very enjoyable DAY was passed.
Geo. BaruhAm OF Portland was In town
Tuesday.
Oalte large delegation OF Mssons from
Norway visited South Paris Lodge Tues
t.y night. ant "Wednesday night We un'
deistard a party ~ South Paris MAsous
attended Chapter meeting Al Norway.
The crew % can makers who have BEEN
40 work AZ The corn shop under The
direction % john Emeley inishei up last
Tuesday. having made some tis,eo cans
Tor use this fsil
Mr.. u. u Morse % Marlboro, Mass. Il
visiting Al Luther +. Wiuslow's Tor few
weeks.
simeon Shurtl,a sni daughter. OF Port
land. arr visiting ~ bis sons. A l. Shurt-
Ia 81 This village. Mr. Shurtlef was IA.
Tive of this town.
Mrs Ray i making preparations 10 build
A. ouce on her lot Al The head OF Moore
Park. ~ understand
D5n't fail % attend Stockbrlige's con-
cert At The Baptist church this Tuesday
evening.
WORK on The new lied factory i pro-
rr,.slng very favorahly. The most OF The
buiiiings AZ nearing completion; The en-
rine il ln running orier. also The laths-.
and nearly al 90 The shAiiing l. hung. and
The prospect i good Tor everything % b.
realty for business BY The nrs, of Sept.
sumner Tucker Is excAva,iug 4 large
vel Ia The TOP of The bin west oi Western
Avenue. which will supply water Tor
uumbsr OF famlle. Ia that vicinity.
The small bulliiug occupied - Asnoe
shop ~ Corneilus kuighi has been moved
hsck father from M street And The wofk
oflaying TIE foundation for Whit Siuart's
nes house has been commenced.
We are Glad o. learn that Ms stephen
Richardson. Who has BEEN vrrv sick, i
thought % be- gaining; also Mrs. saba
Staftsvani i pronounced hsiier
There have been considerable mAny new
arrivals dufiug The past week. among
which 80 Az GLAD 20 note The arrival oi
NE f,Fmsr pastor 90 me Cougl Cnufch,
Rev NJ lrgsus. AMI wife, Who are stop
ping ~ Jafg. wilson's.
Mr. n. n NJ ,r-e ani her niece. Ms
blanche Frarr 20 Marlboro. Ms daugh.
Ter aud granddaughter OF l. 7. WinsloW'
AZ visiting relatives here.
Harry store. from KsusAs. l. here on =
visit 90 hi. father.
VIII Curil. And IL. McArilc from Novs
ScotlA. are here visitlng their parents
sni many Others are herv whose names ~
have not learned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17

stephen Chase has lost his mare. she
vas sick week; be dld not know "ns'
allied her.
Arthur Haselton has bought the land OF
wm n. Beat, tha. be bought OF ANTON
Knights . few years ago; he paid $3.50.
Frank Gibbs OF Canton IL eonvsiesceh,'
The crows are doing . good deal OF dsm'
age. digging potatoes and picking peas.
The corn has commenced 20 grow again
tia, The ball beat down. bat there cannon
be more than half crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
BYRON

Born-To the wife OF wilson T. Brown
Aug 4. ason.
r c. and wv. wl,hAm sre helPlng vii
son cut bis hay.
NJ. Ani Mr.. Doyen are visiting bet
brother. 4. : Young. and other friends Ia
town.
l.. 4. Dam l. digging well.
uis stated that the French people NJ,
90 move out oftown.
lothian ShaW's folks have hai compiny
from Weld And winthrOp.
) Taylor has been 10 the lakes with
party from Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
~. SUMMER.

The gres, electric shower OF the season
Aug n.
\ Doble has been very sick the past
week.
T. Phlnney Of North Turner has com
mencei work Tor n. w. Chandler. lie vii
work one year. learning the jolner's trade
Rev. Henry Smith Of ". II. has been al
J. ]. Abboit.. visiting.
Miss julia McInilre. OF Lynn, IL At w
Rysrson's, visiting.
Mrs. Moses Merrill died Aus. 6.
Nathaniel stowe died Aug. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
IOcKEs MILLS.

The Band has hired Prof Collins o
Portland for few flights TO ins,ruc, them
Mr.. Ripley l. very efficient teacher, auc
has = great deal OF patience.
There WAS = heavy shower Al this place
on Wednesday night, hail stones OF ih'
sire OF bullets fell. They cracked the glass
In A. G. Libby's house.
Nathan Small has bought the farm and
store OF Israel :. Emmons OF Greenwood
City, 20 take possession next spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
DENMARK.

A nlne.yeAr-old daughter OF william A.
Fessenden zen = distance OF IA feet last
week 10 her grandfather's barn, and sus
talned serious irjaries. IL was feared foi
some time that she was fatally hurt, but
she IL now doing nicely under the care OF
Dr. s. T. Brown.
Mrs. Phlnnsy Moreey, OF Hayerhill
Mass, Is visiting AZ ii. ID. Moxeeys
Ernest ingalls,, aged Is, son OF Angus
tine Iugall-, sawed his thumb so badly IL
In his fathers box mill that II had 70 %
taken OF above the Joint. Dr.. Brown per
formed the operation In . sklllful manner
Three daughters OF George w. Goldihwait
OF Mass. are visiting their uncle, Charles 4
GOldthwAit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
y BROwNFIELD.

A severe shower accompanied with bal
passed over. or rather came this way, OF
the iith.
Mrs. Orslnl Gerry Fox from Fitehourg
Mas. . l. visiting friends here.-the hons
OF her childhood, and the place OF her hon
ored fathers labOrs for mAEy years a. pas
Tor OF the COngl Church.
Mrs.. John Lynch OF wasAingtoe, ID. G
IL spending some time here, snd MIS- An
drew Bean from Portland.
The regular meeting OF the w. T. l. L
Was on the l2th 81 the church.
Having l. nearly over and the farmers
are very glad.
Blackbsrries have come and the pros
pect Is they will be plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
WEST PARIS.

The farmers who have been sending their
cream IN the New Gloucester buttery fac
tory from Paris have nearly all stopped.
aud will now send 10 West Paris. The
factory has made q sale OF butter TO traders
at South Paris.
w. Bradbury has quite crew at work
digging q ditch 10 bring water from the
sIde.hill nesr II. q Browns.
simeon Pickett IL digging q well To bring
water into his new house. which Ia NJ and
hos riei
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~ snrrn rARls AccIpENr


TIE fearfally dangerous lives which ih'
hrAkemeu 90 freight trains leNf VA mo,'
horribly Illustrated hsrv last Thursday A.
frruoou. A. special freight which ar
rived here shOut 2r n. reared The depot
th. forwafi brakeman. Charles &. Hayden
% Gorhsm. y n In some Way f,ll from
the car aud wss 80 horribly cut aud man
rlei that BE- lived bat about an hour None
~ the traIn men sas him fAll %. aui u
vs. not AN the train stopped A. The dspo.
that The accident Sas discovered. When
the train came into The isp1, man no
t.csd a glove laying on f,i car and took
10 along 90 hAni % the engineer who SAID,
That l. ChAricss glOvc-iherc must BE-
something wrong" AM fndlng bin Miss
Ing. the men ran back and found him :
utre distance below the depot lying
on The track In q pool % blood M
conscious. lie Was hastily carried 90 The
depot AMI DR.. Rounds. Bradbury and
Holden were quickly In attendance, and
bis sufcfiugs AilevlAicd A. FAR A. u Wa
possible Az examination showed that
the lefi lex near the thigh was al mAngied
ant crushed 90 pieces, The right foot cot
Or. also cut or scalp wound on the heai'
.ud also other cuts sni bruises. - u SA-
AZ once seen that be could Dot live. and
the sflrts a. The doctors were directed 90
rendering bis sgf,rlngs a. lighi A. posi-
DE. H. wife wAs telegrapasd % OofhAm
ard came A. ouce. bat be died before her
arrival. ouly living ADoui an hOar after The
accident. Deceased was apparently De-
tween 81 aud ~ years % AZ. and leaves a
wife AMI two children, The latter appear
lng to be- tao aud 81 years respectively.
Mr.. Hayden showed wonderful self-eon-
trol ln Der great bereavement. which Won
the admiration % al. Coroner J. W.
whlttsu % BaCkdeli. and County Aitor-
nsy j. : Wright % Paris lllll, wsrc sun
mouef and lury empAnneled which met
ard viewed the remains a. a. ADD AL
llurued 10 p An. Friday.
TIE Coruuef's Jury decided that the
death OF The brakeman was caused by Sip
plug sud falling between The cars while
they wcfe 10 motion. aud that no blame
was attached - Any one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-17
NO. PARIS.

Eugene Hammond. who Was badly hur'
and ribs fractured by . kick from horse
Is slowly recovering.
O. r. Elilngwooi has rentci his house,
and the present occupant will have to move
out by the first OF Sept.
NJ. Eastman has started up bis thresh
ing machine, bat IL short OF water TO ruE
it.