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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
MIDDLE INrERvALR tBrrut)

A few days ago We called al the Town
f.rm 10 Greenwood. carried on ~ Charles
Byan, ~ Bethel. We were made ssi AZ
The Sigh, OF yoang lady who few years
ago lived 81 the steam mill village In Beth
el and attended school therc-sn intslli'
gent. well.bshaved scholar. now apparent
ly insane and W thonght ~ subject Tor
the in..ne Hospital. We could not help
admitting the patience ani Madness Shown
by Ms. BRAN, towards those under her
charge. Mr Bryant showed us the hand
soonest lot OF yellow corn spread upon
the chamber n)or and hung In traces, OF .
bu.hel each, that We ever saw. Every
thing spoke OF Industry aud careful siten'
tion 20 The good OF those In charge, I.
well a. for TIE interes, OF the town.
expect ~ soon have 10 my possession
printed French oil photo. work executed
BY Miss Mabel Psrhsm OF WOODSTOCK. She
can do nice ksn.lngion printing. She 10
Q good school teacher. sni We thought ~
Ne called there few days ago that she
"a. q good hoa.skeeper also. Sach young
ladies' are % b. prif-i-n0i 80 much for
The ornamental q. for the ussfali though
she apparently sxcellei Ia both.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
DENMARK.

Psrtie. are negotiating for the lease o.
the Bracksu House. bot believe have mol
closed The trade. This house has bad Z
good run Of business Tor the year and I
bali IL has been open. With careful MAJ
sgrmsni II will be ap,ylng piece 81 prop
srty.
Eisari &. Hodge and Lester rhomes
have returned from Boston vhsfr the,
have been employed BY The Boston lee
Company.
The nrst BNl OF the season a. odd fel.
Low. Hall CONES OF Friday. October 9Th
The m,n.gsr- propose 10 make II snlia.
bl. opening for the wlntsr smusen-nis.
Barnhsm & Mirlll have shipP-i most
OF The corn p,csci here this season.. TIE
principal part Of II goes IA fhiis1elphia'
Detroit, Chiesgo and other Western cities
John iluri and wife are visiiing Ms
Hurts fainer. George Perkins, ani oih~i
relatives 10 this place. They reside al
Alfred.
Osborn y. Richardson raised The frsm'
Tor /. large barn Tharsisy. While RAISING
the roof Frank Ksnison fell distance ol
sixteen feet, striking bis lack on s-ue,
OF timber and sustaining serious irlafies,
Mrs George A. Bennett has been Oh
llgcd 10 leave her school Ia the Lowell
District ~ attend her mother, who !. dan
gsroa.ly sick a. her home 10 South Cor
Nah
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
RrcKFIELn

Rev J. VI. Folle,, preachei ~ the B'p
list church last Suud,y
The Methodist. are holdlns sqg wtsrly
meeting AZ their church under TIE dlrec
ton Of Presiding Elder Adam.
There 4. considerable sickness aroun
town. Amorg Others may be mentioned
Mrs John Moore who has been aud IL
yet seriously ~.
frank Deco-ter. OF East B1ekneli, In :
~ OF insanity escaped from the house and
4 a 10 the woods one morning last week.
The neighborhoof turned out searched
nearly all day aud nnsllv secured him sbou,
4 o'clock In the Afternoon. lie had been
m with fever for several weeks.
Reform Club hal an episode Sunday
eve, the 18th. growing out OF too much
Cattle Show At Sumner Fiat The seeas
s,ion IL that there Vas two much poor
whisky on private exhibition on that oc'
cssion.
Hermou Jones. OF Boston, IL At bis faith
er's for few weeks, being somewhat out
Of health.
Timothy Lant has sold his colt % Dos.
ton parties FOR $500. Somebody has go. q
gooi horse.
Mrs. Alfred Cole is visiting friends Ia
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
ALBANY.

John Grover has received an Increase
OF pension. sni IL msklns repairs on his
house 10 make him comfortable under his
inffmlties.
Mr.. QiImby. an evangelist from Yer.
mont, has been dolng faithful. earnes,
gospel work here for q few weeks. All
Who have attended hls mseiiaes have had
. rare Opportunity sui II IL hoped much
good will result lie expects TO labor q:
North Waterford. also In other places In
uuion Conference.
Dexter A. Cummings has jas, made
fying business trip up the line Of The Grand
Trunk 10 make sale Of appls.. pllp wood
etc. lie has sharp outlook f0r opPortan'
tiles 20 m ,ka the mighty collar.
lad the pleasufs this week ofa Per.opal
iaisrylcw and ''eoufsb" with yoar Ando.
yer corrrsponisni, Mr.. Bailey.
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so BuCKPlHLD.

X Il. waite has sold The Emery Record
farm 10 Daniel Clark, who will occupy a,
once.
Esgsne Waite will remove 10 his faith.
er'-.
Daniel CLARK has procured the shook for
| 1000 barrels a. south Paris, aud will make
that namDsr OF bsrrsls 81 bis new home.
SAN Records horse "Dr. snith" uOttsd
upen the LEWISTON tract. last week. in
2isslg Hr will DO still better. lie l.
uudon ,teily N. fastest horse In the STATE.
Ben Record has yssriinx colt. sired ny
sem Records stallion =" Prescott" that
stand. snout efleen hands aud well pro
pOrilOnei.
DorlllE Fogg hal yearling hsifsr
break it, leg. lie ALLIED IL and cold the
b'eft 10 Bsu Gerrish Tor o. PER huoiryd.
DNii Record has some cows for sale.
VI rrill 4 Dean will be a. Buckn-li With
= drove OF stick on Friday. the 29lh Inst
Those de.lrOus OF Purchasing stock will
30 well ~ ~ prv-cnt
Frank Dccostsr. % whom mention Wa
made last scsk. escaped fron hi.
home ani Afsr search % several boar.
"a. foaDi 10 John D,moa'. pasture.
Cen Dscostsr has lost mare with The
loclj,~
made fglng visit 20 wes, Samner re-
Gently sni note some ohsngr. since "a.
lsst Their
John Morrill, IA. bought the OLD Rabsf,
Morrill, farm. sbd has this season bailt
ho1s- upon The same 10 replace The one
Darn-i issi aaiumn.
ws.hlngton Foster has removed from
The Blsbre place 10 The Asher Pariin
plsc~.
Milton y. Dauu. lately deceased. boushi
the Cd Brock place ayear ago OF more
snd Their diei.
rs F.rr.r ani clark Wig have each
hulit then . nv house
To- Lucia- B,unsy farm l. Owned aud
occupied nv Lionel IRA s-ti
Lavilis Back has removed from bis "a.
'h-r'. 20 his mlli. sltssisi near farrsfs
Mills
widow Backnam ani Clarence live upon
The old farm. having built nes oulliings
q rvpl,ce those burned several years ago
TIE people ahout West sumnsr were q.
bilsnt over the decision In The famoas aud
long contested rad case.
A neighbor compisin~i % me short
time since % dc vel bling low and The
wster poor. which remiDisd me OF an in-
ciisui % army NE Darus the nisht n.
ter The battle R-sms station, to qoench
the thirst 81 = wounird oomrsts was
obliged ~ -. N What wss really mol
hole throagh which artillery. baggage
Wagons. And the fcet of thousands OF sol
der. bal trOi darlng the dsy, 10 ct can
ten % water Ani that oOmfsie pronounced
II the bsst water be ever tasted.
49,
with John rhuriow.
Hiram ID Merlin raises seven hundred
bashrls % grated ffult this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
OXFORD.

Rev. Nc. Beram. pastor OF the VI. y
church, exchanged with Rev. e. y. Cum
mings OF Bfidgton on Sunday.
George Wright Of welehvlile thinks oil
breaking up Housekeeping and going u
Massachusetts this winter with bis sister,
Mr. Moody.
A Lodge OF Good Templars wAs organ.
lad At wslchsills. October i2sh, with -
charter members.
ID E,ion has moved into one OF MI
Roblnson's rrnts, and John Grant Into j.
]. Psrry's house.
The intermediate aud primary schools
were no, In session Tuesday and Wednes
dsy, the teachers attending the Eiueation
Al Association a. Bridgton-
The Harper Manufacturing Company 81
wslchyille viii adopt the ten hour system
having been 50 petllioaed BY their EN-
ployrs.
Charles Roblnsou, who IL intending Il
move here and set up blaeksmithing. hsf
his house % winthrop burned aud nearly
an Of his household goods were lost :
Ills wife has been very sick since, bot II
nov Improving
Mr.. Ellsworth's family, who have beet
Quit. alex with fever. are improving.
There 10 talk OF getting up daneina
school here this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
HEBRON.


Mrs. Charles George Il quite click
L-onsrd Fuller has been sick for q week
OF tvoi Or. Caldwell OF Baekneli slteais
him
We had q pleasant call from Prof Moody
Sunday st-rnoou. lie spent Saturday
night with his father. aud vas on bis way
10 his school 10 Auburn, walking Tor the
sx-rcise.
J n. siartsvsat and wife 60, hone sun
day Afternoon; Mrs. Startsysnt has been
speudiug several weeks vita their son, Dr..
Sturtevsnt % Dlxd-ld.
Applr- are nearly all picked with the en-.
c-ptioa Of natural fruit. which IL nearly
worthless this year a. grsft-d fruit Il 80
a1aodsnt
Perfect apple blossoms were found In
Dsa VI ,Oiy's orchard last week on tree
cOntsining ripe fruit q.
Mr.. and Mrs. HAT OF Augusts spent
Ss1hsih with Prof Sargent NJ. Hut l.
desliag IN pianos. and Prof Sargent hsi q
sery nice Hallett 4 Davis upright moved
luto his room last ~ the week
The community are very glad 10 see
Mrs. Sargent aftsr her long sh.-oce.
Mrs. ilant 4. now editing the mission
pap-r-TAs EcA0-for which there ar
quite . member OF subscribers In this
llscs.
Mrs c &. eastman IL expected home
this evening from . Walt 10 her friends In
Massachusetts. Her daughter. Mrs. Rob
inson % Otisdeli, has been keeping house
for the family.
The student. gave very successful pub.
lic lyceam Wednesday evening. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
NlFXIC

VIII Porter l. oouaoe. 20 the house viii
lsg itlarvi while tryiug - cat d and
.iop ". =. Kichsf 'sons span wh ch ne
drove % Brysut- rJui Tuesday. lie Va
Tor a moment oriy IN The depot the horses
ouuidc became ifigatsn~d A. ps.sins
h1nf-car: they ran thr~e mile- toward
Ramflri when they svrv stopped
Alhsrt NoonsY. broihsr.iu-laS OF hrAs-
tus usye-. i si~itug h~re.
Chari-. X Fox 90 uSvvrhll. Mss. Il
herr fir = short time.
Report says f-s cider vendors Arourd
thi. vicluliy sill he looked At~r a. TIE
nrxt sltting of oar Court
NJ irrili a Dcaa ar In ,his vicinity iryia.
- nuy cattle. Thsy wili start - macn OF
d,ove A. they gather Ia. "Wednesday ihs
gsL
Vim StsAru. % Paris. With T.. & Park.
another ue1ror Acaiemv student. gave az
two days vi.It sni helped close up %
taio digglng-Cui,e smart 0oys
SFARKEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
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= n ts.sfNfn. n~fhsl a Mills. AnItnNsf.
D q sIfs-. IssIfl.u.i Frank ur~ss-f Auuufu.
w niir.-a Fortlanf "a q punhsn, Vest
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ant. r,lfli 4 & ElfxsF. nrfsnt'. f.snlt .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
FRYIBURG.

DIR. Herbert Mason OF Calais visited hi,
father, Rev. J X Mason. lsst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith (Msry Web
ster) recently returned from Tscoms, w
T., where Mr.. Smith has been In the lum
ber business. They expect 10 spend the
winter In Bartlett, N. II.
A lunar rainbow was seen here by sew
ersl on Friday evebink, 18th.
Mrs. Enoeh Knight returned 10 Portland
Saturday. the iGlh.
No religious service WAS held here on
Sunday except the usual Methodist In th'
afternoon.
The Fpeburg Temperance Association
met In the evening st the Swedenborgisr
church. Remarks were made by A d
Pihe. Y. Y. Bradley. A. y. Lewis. Rev. MI
Roberts and DR.. Mason. Recitation bJ
Miss Roach, teacher or eloeution In th'
Academy.
Monday evening DR.. Mason was given {
reception Of the house of ID. II. Hastings
ESQ when q generous donstlon OF uonty
wss given him A. token OF the regard o
his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. &. l.. Post have CLOSED
their house aud gone back TO New York.
A granite earbing has been placed hlonl
the sidewalk by the Ward Block, nov
owned by A. II. Jenness.
The road machine has been Improving
Main Street below Mrs. wellington's.
Grant Cousins has been visiting his rel
atives here.
Charles Prince IL building his house.
An inter- sting Lyceum WAS held OF
Thursday evening ~ Academy Hall mu
sic under the direction OF Miss Hattie Pike
Rev. DIR. Dixie OF Bath has been 10 tow
this week.
CT. q. c. ct Mr.. Richardson's Pfida.
evening.
Frank Sesvy has been In Boston the pas
week PURCHASING his winters stock.
DIR. aud Mrs. Mason let Saturday morn
Ing for their new home In Herpdon, Va
Uniou Conference 10 70 b held here nsx
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
vrsT BETHEL.

s,ow fan here on Saturday last, and The
day wss cold ami dr~sry. A,...
n Alien las moved into TIE mouse
,.c-utly occuplsi by II. X Bean. w.
NJ. FIorvncs A Potter OF soatn Wa
t,rf,,r,, s.s In town last week.
w. X. Walker sho, another large '0h W
Monday last .,..k from
NIX Dos ana sifs OF North Paris snu
=. n DOs sni vile OF MAnens''''
moot A.,,sr 4.
samuel =. Beunett. the new o
doing gOOf business In TIE snop ''''"~'
vacated by Geo W. Turner.
There w.s general haat nsre va -,
urisy last, and The victorious ',us -
treated % An oyster supper on las'a''
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
LOWELL.

Mrs. T. W. Ch,pman ha. goae on svi.ll
q friend. To Hiram
Epeu Caspm,n OF Bldiefori. formerly
% SOrway. with his daughter. Mrs. wsk-.
Geld. vas 90 V.sli ~ friends In Lowell
rvc~ury.
Toe funeral % the late Mrs. S,nds OF
Frysourg. formerly " this town. wss al
,-ni,d 90 Wednesday A. the Centre by
Rev. Mr. SsnbrOOk.
The nesly orgAnlE~i Circle met on Wei.
ne-day win NJ. n q walker aboat IS
wvrr In ait-nisnce.
A little chlii. son % VI A. Charles va.
qllts badly .ealicd lately by the upseiilng
% IN; water. rat not Dangerously.
Bay~rs are % ring ~ IS Tor apPles here
or N a. delivered a. The depot a. Frye
buru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
MASON.

n. HaicAltsoa hal sn Oli.fashloned
hasking last evening. The fsfre.hmeni.
consisted OF b.kei beans, broun brcst
.nd pampsin pie A good time vas bad.
Yoar couv-ponient wished much 10 Do
there. bat be wa- too tired IN 20.
Artem~ Ml.on has been very unwell q
sorr H. al. heal has caused him gfea,
smoani % uoablc.
DE NH. IA. been feeble this fall.
Chuiss Daaham. llghihouss kssPsr a,
Ets REX. has bcsn vlsltlng ~ y. a.
Niis'r.
Ei,ry NH. /, better. bu, he Is no, fl'
ye'.
NJ. u W. Be,n IL very sick yet; hsr
ffi.ud. ho,s Zoe recovery.
Harvesting IL no-uy done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
WILSON'S MILLS.

A .nsht .uo~ ,qasl SATURDAY remind.
n. th.t winter 4. not Gar % Logging
men are coming 10 look Up JOE, TIE -'%sm.
:, h doo- running. snd TIE hslp Is oomlng
oat from th- vsrioas camps Tor ths seeo"
nodsiion Of spOri-meu-
A. NJ. Lpv.loy. President OF me An.ro-
.cogsla transportation Co ~ We uoIs',
.tsnSl cam. 0Vt last Tuesday, anu 49,
sills-i a. Araold's Boz In Csns1s mo.'s
-, M %. tasir nr-t Trip 10 that re-
gloa. Tnsy had the hssi- with tnem-
- tA1ias then home ~ be -, Up
NJ. aud Mrs. y A. FLAT sni Ar. sna
NJ Horace Dryden have BEEN on sspot.'
An, ,rcur.IOu 10 the upper Mstallak Inc
.-.,b.r w.s no, % very proPluoas-oa'
th.y u.at .porsiog Ja.t TIE sane 50 ssy
te. ladies' of The party. Insy oioasH'
bach deer ADD q number OF pstu''se'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
RUAlFoRD CENTRE.

Meetings have been held the past week
BY Messrs. Rsmsdeli and Turner OF the
friends Society. or Qasksrs. OF Lynn, as
sisted by Rev. Messrs. French snf Hams.
ford. A cool Interest 10 manlfestei and
three have accepted
The Sabbath School Will have harvest
concert. Sunday. October Sist, al 10 80.
We woali be glad TO see . large sud-
epce.
Three indictments wsfe fouad against
persons In this town. Many mothers, aud
fathers. 700. will rejoice 20 think tha, The
sights seen In this town ~ late will not he
repeated LIT other towns near hers TOT
low sui,
Mrs.. Ca,ndlef Abbott IL soms beilsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

The American Cowboy" 4. the subject
OF timely sni Instructive article ~ JOE
sspb Slmmo. Jan. 10 the Soyembsr lar
prs The public services which the cat
de ranger. have performed I. pioneer. OF
civilization, repressers of Inilsn ols-
breaks. punlsher. Of Injustice. and leaders
In = great industry. are we'll shosn. spe-
cisl attention 10 given % The recent north
srn movements of caiils.raislng through
M1ut,ns. D.kois. Colorado, sni ksnsr.
some valuable Information IL given con
c-rnlng the methods. the extent. and tbs
proceeds OF r,nching In that section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
ANDOvHR.

Henry f.rrsr has sold hi. place a. Soa,h
Audoyer 20 Gresplssf Ayefin
Toe Congregational L,ils.' Circle me,
With SIR. Ani Mrs. George llalchlns. Fri
dsv evening of thi. week.
Qllte q delegation OF people from tbs
place attended, the Congregational CJuuiy
Conference al Bethel. this week
C.E MIsiou. who has contract -
rot bali million or more OF timber Into
Rlchsrison Like. starts In neat vsrk
C.R M,s.srvc hr siiei q pl'rti 70
nj. house
" W. sa,or b. bought lot OF John
Talbot near the Merrill bridge Tor hls new
house Work on the cellar ,ni focti,ilon
begin. A. once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
pORIRR.

Pine weather TO 90 fall work. FARMERS
ar, commencing their fall blowing. bat The
gruund IL rather dry. We need rain very
mach.
Rev. Frederick Phllbrook aud wife have
returned from Sprinsvale.
Elisr Davis M. moved 10 Bantou. and
Elmsr Holmes has moved on 10 bis place
Mr. VI ksnuy Ia. taken The ftni over
The old confectionery shop.
Daniel Wentworth has The best sucking
colt In town. lie l. large, well made,
Zoe looking colt sired by The George Al
ans hOrs@. Cornish.
VI ,.ss Llbby has uksn The shed and ell
Ia M. house down. and l. going 10 replace
them with atwo-.tory ell and t""-rOo'vi
shtd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
81. FRYERuRO.

Dl~i-N ths rv.ii-nc- % ais daughter
NJ. Joshas iln,ii % Stove. Calico last
usn. ag~d 30 YEAR.
NJ. Iudy Hastings l. very low AMI bet
death q. sxp-cL.i 81 any mom~ut
II Kelley. wao wss reported from ths
village - be over The rivvf, IL sull ou
All. sids. ihoagh dis wife. fstasr. Captain
Iahu Heath. di,-i seek.bsf0rc-lAst a. The
sivAuc.d sgr ~ ~ years.
TIE Birch ILL., Circle held ihelr Anna.l
Far snd Sapper a. The f~siisnce o. A.
Jouss lsst Fhc,y week, So s,fe REALIZED
frsrl he "a. % gosis All eiihles.
VI ,rri.d-Jan~s Hardy - Miss A. VI.
Al.y. both Of frysourg.
viii shaw 10 trying a. move The D-I
Wiley house % as farm, BAT Il maklng
sl0s progress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
LOCKEs MILLS.

R.nsom Cole IA. lost namber OF sheep
by b-sr-, be ioani tasm torn 40 wiihiu
hssfiug % the hoase.
wsrrcn Bartlett Vas brOught home frou
MA.sscha.et;. ani baricd al this place oa
Wednesday last
The LV'ie.' Circle met ~ Mrs. Henry
PeArson's Thursday. the ltih; they h,i .
goDi tine. a. theV always IN ~ ilsnry's.
Their isA general moviug Al he VII
lAge NJ. Se-lvy moves Ia where walter
SSin went oai. Ani Moses louug takes
IN r,ui In vAcaut ~ Mr. Sssley.
Mrs. Roscoe Cummings !. very low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
BYRON.

l.. A. Dam 1. RAINING KaiPp 4 Hos
don'- mill
40 Reed aud q. llod.ion are rnnnn
their gun r,naeries day and eveblng 10 OIL
orders.
I.ssc fOrd. wife AMI dsughtsr, Of Msr
Ger. visited friends here . fss days since.
Qllte . religious Interest IL b@lns m al
lfsste,i here under the labors of Eier Her
.am AMI wife several have started In The
Christian lie.
An interesting sunday school q, Hop
City h,. been hep, up during the summer.
John Iylsn has nx-i up water power
on West Brsnch IN saw wood
Mr. Howe Of Ramford IL tcsehius 10 MT.
IIOughtOu'- district
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
w. SUMMER.

The engine hl. arrived nh,,rot y. w.
Chsndlsr's mill.
Warm weather seems 10 coutlnae. which
IL a ssivantAge - oar r.isf-nui don't
- discouraged, Oh wlnier !. close a.
hand.
Mslieu Chandler w,s down n The village
last week. he seems 10 be about the sane
az usual. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
NORWAY LAKE.

10 Smith 1. teaching a, liant. Cor
ner 10 Albany.
G-orxie walker has been visiting Al
james Smiths Cor few days.
Clara Hobbs 10 visiting relatives At this
place.
Harry WOOD Is qli,e sick.
Scott Partridge. wife and two children
arrived HON. yesterday from . visit u
rrla,ives la MonsOn.
The new building Is progressing fast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
Y. WATERFORD.

A. ]. Haskell b. his nse cider mill Ia
operation. II Ia said To be the best 10 this
section People will 10 veil - psironli
him.
il Haskell 10 m,kius pill boxes 10 his
MILL
Eiwsrd Hilton IA. been very sick with
luag fever. bat IL nov better
Mrs Athsfton. who has been qalte we'll
this fall fof 80 old lady. IL again very
sick.
J. Arthur Ch,dboarne IL teschlng Ia an
fndisn school on an In ilsu reservation Ia
Nebraska lie writes home that he likes.
Mr.. Liberty Kilgofr has returned fson
Charlsstown, ". n whsre he has hesn 10
move his wifv's sister, Mrs Lizzie Winter,
Who intend. 20 pass the winter here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Hoa w.nsn L Putnam. OF Portland,
Ia tosn. NJ Putnam IL not only 0os
p ~ A1.sst. Dat also Ons Of The hsndsom.
lssY-rs ia M,ine. A. Pr~-id-ut And
ss'-ctof ~ ~ Ramford fsli- 4 B.ckn~li
-'-'oAi NJ Plinan L. factor In on- %
Co1riy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

he DosOcRAr IL under The necessity.
80 PnsiisEs) % extending IL thanks
- nore ~ County Treasurer marble.
hn- u 10 Ersp,s sod pears and aban-
- ~ taeu b. The usv. n any % oar
..fs have fssir. % Sc Que OF The
ifsi farms add Que % the tosst sst-
-, .ldlnss 10 he COanty, they sh0ald
sp0a The t,0anty Treasurer 81 ais
-'As. 90 Paris Hi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
L. BETHEI.

Delightful fall weather and everybody Is
busy preparing for wiutsr.
Pail school commenced O,tober u, jas.
4 uu,chins teacher: this l. his second
term here. and ~ anticipate very proai'
able Que
Flora n Bartlett OF this place attended
th- musical convention A. Mvchsnic fslls'
Enma 4 Brown 1. teschiDg school 10
he tosu % GlleAd. Emma IL nice teach
er, aud 80 Wish Der much success.
Lrrie Mason OF Norway has been visit.
log relatives 10 this place.
E.-i Bethel sewing Society meets with
NJ. 4. ~ Kimbsll tns ssih.