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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
SPORTING.
COLLEGE BOAT RACE,
The Columbia Crew Easily Defeat the
Pennsylvania Crew.

NEW LONDON, June "a.
Since the arrival of the University of Penn
sylvania crew evidence of hard feeling has
been manifested between them and Columbia
University crew which began at the Harlem
river regatta and terminated with the four
mile race on the Thames course at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. Columbia was an easy win
ner, crossing the finish in 20 minutes and Al
seconds. This fast time was helped by the
fresh breeze down the course and a strong
ebb tide with quite a freshet, caused by the
recent rams. Tomorrow at $50 p. NJ. the
University of Pennsylvania crew will row
the Yale and on Saturday the Columbias will
row Harvard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25

The Auburn rate of taxation has just been
figured. lis to be cents and mill on the
dollar. The number Of dogs taxed was 2&4;
number of polls :, ,406; value of real estate
Ss 75S,5S5: value of personal estate $685.
ss5; total tax sl0l ,4o2 81.
HANCOCK.
As a son of Nahum Flood of Ellsworth
Falls was loading q cart with sawdust. he
struck the horse a severe blow, which caused
him to shy and run into one of the guys which
supported the iron smoke stack of the steam
mill owned by II. b. Mason. The chimney
was sixtv feet high and fell with q terrible
crash. The expense of repairing will be
about two hundred dollars. and will be borne
by Mr.. Flood. An expensive blow.
KENNEBnc
Among the victims OF the fire in Boston. in
which the New England Institute Fair build
ing was burned, was Oliver Frost, sixty-fve
years old, married, who but few days ago
went to Boston from Monmouth, and who
lived on Terrace street, Roxbury.
OXFORD.
The republicans of Oxford county held a
large and enthusiastic convention, at Paris,
Wednesday. Every town and plantation WAS
represented by full delegations, maxi ng 81
active members. The business was q uickly
dispatched, and the following ticket nomin-
ated: For Senators--Peter b. Young of
Hiram, Chas. II. Gilbert of Canton; for
County Attornev-Oscar II. Hussey of Buck
field; for County Commi issioners-W. w.
Whitmsrsh of Norwav. John Barker Of
Bethel; for Sherifi-C.M. Wormell of Beth
ell for Treasurer-J. &. Marble of Paris
for Register of Deeds-John +. Stanley Of
Paris, for Eastern District; Eckley Ballard
of Fryeburg, for Western District.
SAGADAHoc.
The Richmond Bee says that a man we'll
known in that village has moved ffty-six
times in twenty three years, and has raised a
family of fourteen children in a little less
than eighteen years.
Mr.. Frank PurintoD, plumber, was terribly
burned about the face and hands, Saturday,
by an explosion of gas at the house of w. p.
Walker. Esq, Topsham, His eyesight is in
danger.
little Williams boy eight wears old from
Bath, visiting Mr.. John Williams of
Brunswick, had two fingers blown to pieces,
Monday, by the explosion of a dynamite car
fridge which he was holding on the stove.
Amputation of both fingers was necessary.
WALDO.
The house of Mr. James Pattee il Bclfw'.
was burglarized early "Wednesday M ,rning.
The entrance was made through n { liar
window from which a screen WAS removed.
The burglar went up stairs, entered the
sleeping apartment OF Mr. Pattee and went
through his clothes. A silver watch and a
purse containing about two dollars were all
the valuables the clothes contained, and these
were taken.
g. W. Crafts Of St. Albans has recently
received 1920 pension for disability
contracted in the war of the rebellion.
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Commencement at westbrook.

PORTLAND, June "a.
Commencement exercises of Westbrook
Seminary took place today. The class num-
bers Is, including one in the college prepara-
tory course The commencement dinner took
place at one o'clock. This evening the ami
versary of the graduates association was
held, with an oration by A. F. Moulton OF
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
Portland Commandery in Bangor.

BANGOR, June "a.
Portland Commandery with Chandler's
Band, to the number of 1853, returned this A.
ternoon from an excursion to Bar Harbor.
They we're received BY st. Johns Command
cry of this city with full ranks and escorted
to Windsor Hotel, making . splendid ap-
pearance, where banquet vas served, after
which they took special train for home.
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Reunion Dinner.

BATH, June "a.
The annual reunion and dinner Of the class
Of ,56, Bowdoin College, was held this even
ing At the Sagadahoc House. OF the ~
Graduates of the class IL were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
AN-s.- AK.>> MI~eAs--
Taxes of 1886.
STATE or MAINE,
City of Augusta.
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

TREAsURER's NOTICE.
The state, County, City, Village and Williams
school District faxes, assessed in the City of
Augusta for the year iss6, have been committed to
Guy Turner Collector of said city, for co lection, by
warrant of the Assessors of said city. dated June
18th, 1850, and said Collector is required 10 complete
and make return OF said collections to the Treasurer
Of said city, or before the first dav Of March, 1887
And In conformity with the provi,ious Of law. no.
nce Is hereby given that by vote OF the City Coun.
cl OF said city, and of the Village Di .uict in said
CITY, said taxes now due and PAYABLE 70 the Col
lecior, on or before August "A. ls>S. and that an
ahatem' mt or Discount of Six Per Ceut will be al
lowed on all City and Village School District
takes voluntarily paid on or before that
axes remaining unpaid september /, lss6
GUY TURNER,
June IS, 1885. Treasurer of Augusta.
June l6deedtd
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Fire at Fairfield.
FAIRFIELD, June "a.

FAIRFIELD, June "a.
The home buildings of the late DR.. A. P.
Fuller of Fairfield were burned down about
ten O'Clock Wednesday night. The FIRE va.
first discovered in the stable. Insured for
$500, fully covering the loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25

During their trip to Bar Harbor . fine dia-
mond stud was presented to General Mana
ger Payson Tucker of the Maine Central in
appreciation of courtesies received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25
Visiting knights.

BURLINGTON, W.T., June "a.
Dunlap Cnmmandery, X. T., of Bath, Me.
Chasm today. They start for home tomorrow
morning.
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NO. I49.

from here that accompanied Portland Com
mandery on their excursion to Bar Hsrbar.
Geo Jackson of Richmond has purchased
the steam yacht "Alert" of s. G. Bucknam,
and taken her to that p.sce, intending to use
her in the fish business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25

Ex-President Arthur's Law partner, Mr..
Ransom; Judge Hyer, of Railway, N. j.; A.
A. Drake, Esq., N. Y. Stock Exchange Rev.
Stephen Merritt, New York; and many 9TH
ers are Witnesses that Palmsr's "Skin-Suc-
GEES" is . ssfe, sure and speedy Remedy for
skin complaints Of every name and degree
Of severity. iuns23dAW&R&wlw
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WAsHMGroH, June "a.
The President today sent 70 messages to
the House, vetoing that number Of private
pension bills.
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MAINE DISPATCHES,
AT BOW DOM.

Graduating Exercises Of the Class OF SO
Meeting Of the Alumni Association
COnferring OF Degrees.
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BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At St. Louis-St. Louis 2, New York 10.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 10, Boston Z.
At Chicsgo-Chicago 8, Washington S-1l
innings.
The following is the standing of the clubs
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NOTICE.
BoWdOin College.

/ EiAAA.hhiNAIiONS (. for admission to college will
NAuse,,nae neaa ~ the cleveland Lecture Room, Mas
N svd sn, and on Friday and Saturday, September
adSasH.. daH .ith. beginning each day ct $50 A. II. All
SA'es must be present on Friday morning.
hP,.s-.A WV. DEW. HYDE, President.
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new York Money market.

NEW YoKk, June "a.
Money on call continues easy at iia2l per cent
Prime mercantile paper at 4a5 per cent. Sterling
Exchange continues duh and steady at 4.ss a .Ssi.
Government bonds dn aud steady. Railroad bonds
active.
The following the closing quotations Of 70.
curities:
rrit t.d stafo "a mi
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Ch,cago rroauce market.

Chicago rrOdnce Market.
CHICAGO. Jane n
FLoUK-Quiet.
wHIAr-weak, No. Chicago spring. 72is7.i;
June I'll 72t
CORN easier at 34l.
OATS easy 26l
kYE-quiet; s.
BARLkr-frm So.
PORK ri 20 Q Is.
LAID n o Is 40 III
BULK MEAr-ohouIders, 25: Short RIB, "a;
short clear. 0 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-25

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal OHscer.
Washington, ID. c., June 25.-; A. NJ.
For New England, local rains; stationary
temperature; soutbeasterly winds, becoming
variable
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State News.
AuBuRN's TAxArIoN-SEvERAL AcclpRSrs
-REruBLIcAN CONVENTION AT Paris -
BURGLARY.
ANpRosCoGGIN.

The Auburn rate of taxation has just been
figured. 1t is to be . cents and mill on the
dollar. The number Of dogs taxed was 2&4;
number of polls :, ,406; value Of real estate
s. 75S.5S5: value of personal estate $685.
S95; total tax Sl0l, ,402 81.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
oREpywOop

Report says that "Uacle~ David Nor.
gsn AMI two OF bis widowed sisters tslk
~ moving Into his sous house near Green
wood City. Tor The pafpos- of manufactur-
Ing baskets the coming winter. We hope
The report l. tue, Uncle David Il good
bsskv, maker. AMI that kini % house.
h0li furnitars IL rather scarce about herr
n l. painful to learn 80 often of cities
and VILLAGES being destroyed. or nearly 80
~ fr~, when will people learn that wood
II com0a.tlb'r. and rxi-nt the facilities
for sxtingal.hlng Dire siong With their
baililng-. or else hulli with IRE proof ma
teriAi We congratulate Norway on tskiug
he hat In season.
what . lonely sppearsacs . deserted
house prcs-nts 50 Ne N iughi a. W
passed by Me- Brysu,'-. after the family
hsd novel away. m cattle nor sheep In
The nrld. fowl In the yard, nor little yellow
dog 10 run oatsni barb ~ ~ passed alonx
the rosi Tn. windows were AL boarded
up. aud even the cricket no longer sings
his short md Penslve song under the door
,tp
TIE horse that Mr.. bryant hired In h,al
his last lpAi of good. IN The depot, Got
about hslf way 90 rosn.line nm when b.
happrus,i o. think The laat woud 60 ess.
lsr down hill than 40. aud 80 managed &C.
coriiugly. The result wss = lot - -meshei
crockery la particular. aud other Furniture
In general
Lille VIII swan l. sir years oil; the
Other DAY BE- ran Out 10 part couple ~
gobhier- that bad got into = quarrel. Shru
one % them grabbed bin by The ear, aui
there held bin until hls screams brought
his mother % The rr.cue Thst vas
close imitation OF Napoleon LIT; be wss
gate hand - get % nfht. ani when
Engaged In earnest conversation With any
one. b. hsi ihe qa-er habit OF TAXING him
~ The tip ofthe vsr.
Pigssui poaltry are dylng OF sore throw
houses are being banked up. and every
thiug bsgirs % point % The night 81 IN
year. which l. close upon u. YET Whist
chsfmlug weather Ne are having-simosi
qusl to The Sunny Sputh
rruricai snnshine 30 nrsi ~ November.
Al ut - dn eel tne tfuth o. r,nlsful.sf.
Tnaf anhHua n Ia H.isn IN hsstnntur may -.
Iiaf.irs n shaI eni fr,f~nin rississ - may sss.
Al inis l. ctvscic'i ~ YOsr servant,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
HEBRON.

The community deeply regre, the death
ofMr Kifder ~ the Class Of -, aud sfm-
pathirs with bis family la the ssi loss
IT, wks highly Respected In this place. ani
IA. hen = succrssful TEACHER Ia district
.chnoi. While pursuing bis stuiies.
Prof Sargent returned from Boston
With n@s as-ursncr, ~ All In the erection
~ The new haiiilug IL will soon b. Anl-
Ia ANNOUNCE particular. la regard ~ The
snccess % III trip - q member Of the CON
mi,iee to solicit mods-
Prof Clark ~ Portland commenced HI.
cla-. In p-umsn-hip las, wrsk
The students gave their last lyceum tnis
wesk, which was considered one OF The
The dram, "Enus,sd for the War" viii
b. given sooa Nv The Glass ~ ~. snt With
uut doab, h. grand success For. a.
though - have ben doing heir work very
oli.t VT they probahly in,eni - resch
A. high STANDARD A. their predecessors.
ans ri. w.sk hear that The Ssmssisr i
"a he pahll-hsi Ia = form superior 10 any
l,rn.r uumh@r THIS periodical stsriei
An Nsvsmh.r. lss0 aud has ben impfOT'
iny each year To hint II will make a
h.pt.ome volam- every 1v- years.
I.s,we.kC was mi.iniormed In regud
In Vtsi.n Brsrce. We are very glad 10
know be l. now recovering
The street lsmps have arrived snd on"
MS ben erected on Mr. Glovsrs store -
rh- new st1r- l. In every respect -.u.i'r.
tory u the people. and has better stock
OF goods than has ever been kept In He
nrOn before.
very nns snowy owl Was shot recently
IN Buekn-ld. and hss been mounted ny
Nr.. @. W Cushmsn. She has siunei
large number % birds this season and hs-
The KIN 20 place them In very natural po'
sltlOos.
B.rt Glover Il lick with lang fever. II
n. h.-p quite sickly here III. fall snh pr'
Dauhsm has many calls The people sp,
pr.clate having = doctor In the Place 500
All wl.h him success, although 10 one
Wishes t0 be sick.
Mrs George Il gaining.
An.sl Bowman l. clspbosrdlns his barn
IL has Tooi farm and Is making man,
improvements.
Another fOggy spell.
Wells are getting dry. C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
WATERFORD

The nus O-to1sr summer has snic'i sri
he loug wlntsr evenings sr- coming on
space. sni cold wsvvs suf coli, In The
bead sppfnara Slocc these ihings AZ -
sni ruf otherwise n bscnnrs The OATS OF
every good ran Gni true to warm his
heart vita patriotism All bic Ch@si WITH
~iutsr d ,unsls sni adapt himself u hi.
suyironmsui. Tor sumner wesih"f !. pre-.
psriug o. skI7 a. n 10 were efimlnAl un-
dsr bail
josiah Monroe. spoken ~ short time
Ago q. rsplfls fsillug. did on Friday uight
st. .gsd ~ year. aui some moaiks -
NJ VI iarD- through hls long NE hal ben
f.muEA1le f1f ~ strict icmpersis hAh.i'.
hssiug never drank plat ~ lqlor 10 his
ire "a meilciue or oiherwlssi he never
smoked ap.pe or cigr when alone or a.
socIsl gatherings. and has not eaten q
pouui ~ mat for over thirty years IL
hsi h--n f,r the greater part ~ his life an
active hg.iuc.s mau,-puc~ merchant
lumf.-r ani shook dealer. mill mao, &C
U-hafssrysi A. Que ofihe Selectmruo % The
tosu n year.. an in thi. town With The
sxrspiion oftso YEAR, when ~ served 10
Harrison IL -. thorough straight
forward D~mncrst. sud never mi.srd an
election or town meeting unless prevented
10 som- unavoidable way.
Frank Shss has gone - Boston; be In
tenis 20 r,malu through The winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
so. BucKFIELp.

Miss Emma Lowell WAS AZ Judge Bel.
cher. Al Pennington during the recsni
ire, aud although the residences OF Jadge
Bslcher was not burned. the household
goods, etc. were All packed preparatory Ia
their removal, bat = change 10 the wind
alone prevented their destruction. Such
an ordrsl II not an everyday occurrence.
AbU,h Buck. an old resident OF Buck
field. recently died NJ bis home At aeehan'
ic Pals.
There L. a conflict OF authority In Dist
No. 2, where the Supervisor and Agent
have each employed q tssehsr for the win
ter school Common prudence would seem
10 suggest the wisdom Of compromise
instead Of litigation To establish the status
OF our schools This school imbroglio has
been fully explained In your colomns.
IA Howard has three brood sows that
have raised sixty pigs this season. lie also
ha. . iue Chester boar. lie Is keeping
several brooi msres and colts for Mass.
parties. Mr Howard Is an energetic and
enierprisipg farmer.
Being At Paris during the trial OF Stat
terry vs.. Paris, one ignorant OF the fact.
would have been smsEei At the disclosure
made in private conversation OF the dsnger
Gus eou diiiop Of the rosds Ia the different
towns OF Oxford County. The resident'
OF every town In oxford County are full
eogniE,nt of defects Ia the roads and
bridges Of their respective towns that arr
allowed 10 continue year after year. The
pain AMI suffering resulting from sccidenu
eanno, be measured In dollars and cents
Had no, our towns better devote their tai
snt and money In preventing accidents
than In contesting pecunisry claims aitel
their occurrencsf
Hon John Z. swasey must be awarded
the palm In point OF popularity 10 Oxford
County as lawyer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

Frank R.ch1risnu hss rsiafuei from =
visit 80 several weeks among friends Ia
Jsy ani vl.iniiy
Dsuisl CLARK ,ri sifr have returned from
Vermont snf Nv Hampshire, where thcy
hAv. b-su Wishing relatives
Charles Plugrvs l. csuvassing Tor pic
irrr frame. Aui ainums; those ~ho pat
rorlf- bin nav expect "fslr deal
TIE regular cAiil~ fr,Tefs have ilsi been
round afisr their lisf drove - they sst p.
ani report great f,i To- pflcss. HpP-
f.rm-rs wuot scare Tn easy. Stock d.
vt chanslag hands qllt- freely. aui shen
lsst spflug calves all hring $40 p-r hsai
AMI yssrlug. 81 o go and ,riras ~ors.
farm.fs ussi uut complain.
TIE Grangrrs az drawing brick for q
chimney iu their bal.
Your Gfssusooi correspondent. l. ID,
seems nof much pleased With keeping
.s bachslofs ball Think that The usxi
time hi. hs,t~r-hsf visits Albany he had
BETTER come with her. aud thu svpli that
.ouslnss.. ant cheer b. friend. here.
Bn.insss msti-r. III me "a Mason sni
I Improved tn~ opportunity "a call on DOR
friend q n "a. wno not ouly gave me
v.ry cordial gr-~iing hat nearly nlled my
wsgon ~ith choice vegetables aud traits
u which be has . great variety. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

E.liior u Dsmocrai.
The Oci0bsr session % The oxford Co
District LDdge Of Good Tsmplsf- vas held
With invinclolc Lodge, No &c, East sum
bsr, Oct 2,
Lodge opsnsd 10 due form AZ II O'Clock,
IN. Past District Tsmplsr w. II. East
m.n 10 TIE chair. Ofi,.f. appolnisi 10
az sac.ncls. v. l.. booster. Con w.
Il. s..al, Chaplain, VI s.ss Alley, Past
Tsmplsrs J. y. Palmer. GARD u. kesn'
IT.. S.atiu,l.
Committee on credsn,lAls-Mosss Alley
ani w. u Sswall-who reported .. FOL
lowsi Sumhsr OF Loiger represented, 81
number 81 sxofiicio representatives., .,
rgmbsr Of representatives. elect, -, total,
81. The several Lodges were reported A.
bsirg In . thriving condition.
Committee ou Observation-Disclosures y.
lohiBton. ! r Ssandsrs. Y l.. Dscost'r
Cummiiise ON Time add Place FOR Mex
S..sion-N Hatch, lara keen, Jf, y
Ilodgdon
Meeting adjoafnsi 4 ~. 20 BE- opened
AZ I o'clock. which time Vas spent In A
general socisblc AMI pariskins Of q bsske'
dinner. In The meantime Brother w. G
Pierce OF Ru.ifsli Lodge. M 81. arranged
sud took = picture % the District Lodge
All should avail themselves % . copy.
Afternoon session opsnsd Ia reguls'
form. Pact District Tcmplar Eastman Ia
the chair.
R.pof, ~ the Committee on Time and
Place for N.lt session accsp'ed-ro "a
wlth South Psri. Lodge. M 81, The rrsl
-.
Report on RESOLUTIONS accepted .nd
adopted. RrsOlutlons placed before Lodge
for discussion. and they were debated With
much Interest 10 tbs Lodge aud credit u
The speakers.
Rsmarks for the Good OF the Onisr were
In The form OF Tempsrancs Question Box.
The quss,lots were a. fOllowsi
What are sons ~ the Indirect bsue'
a. of COR Ofdsri By Bro. y Robinson.
= what 90 you think OF a Temperance
young peoples orgsnlr.,lob' by W. H.
Sswall.
.. What are some OF the best methods
10 make q Subordinate Lodge successful
by Bro Sanders
4. What are some Of the hinirances oi
. Subordins,e Lodg,i by Bro. Alley.
. Would IL De ntntnclsl 10 aitnlt mem
h-rs under the sge Of liysars' by Bro
Eastman.
G Doe. Good remPlary piyi by n
Hatch.
: which Il the greater curriculum OF
cldsff by Bro. DsCo-isr.
Closing remarks by Bro. Eastman.
The session on the whole was pleasant
snd profitable. The questions discussed
sn1rded much Information, aud brought
W 10 sense ~ our duty that We may a.
list In the aivanc@ment Of the cause o.
Temperance. aud wip~ on, of existence tn
curse OF the run trsfilc; tia, the families
tha, are suffering all the Accumulated WOES
Of inismprrsnc- may be blessed With The
comforts AMI erJoymen,- OF lie.
NATiIAS il.rcn, Dist Sec.
Norway, Sic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
ERYERIfRl

Miss Patty Stickney, an aged lady Twins
alone. was f,uni dead In her house by th'
nsiehbors on sanssy. Nov. I. She ws'
recovering from sickness In which she hsf
ben cared Tor by attentive friends sut
nsiehbor.. aud died probably from hesr'
trousle.
Mrs Kate Randall, assistant msirou Al
one ~ N. home. of the Industrial School,
1t ii.Ilowell, has been visiting here aud Ia
Conway.
News ~. been received Of Ms Carrie
Glb.on N-smsn's arrival In Parts, France,
vherv NJ Nswmsn par.uss bis profession
a. a. artist
Frank Lord h,s resumed his old bushes.
- n-h.d,alsr, having bought on, Charles
Cousins.
Al en,srt.lnmen, a. East ffysburg for
me bep.f, OF the hand on Friday evening,
Nov 6, WAS made more attractive by the
assistance Of Misses Roach, Pike and
Howe ~ the Academy.
Tn. Lyceum on Thursday evenings owes
much OF it, popularity 10 the musical -.
lsc,inns that show Nj. Pixies careful
training.
oar new wNch.maker. @. v. Lord. IL
constantly busy with the numerous orders
ths, come In. proving thst people are nad
ing that a. thorough work can be done
here - In Portlsnd.
Tr.ce- OF . hear have been seen Al Me-
no,oumy. Where are the brave huniersf
ilu.kihgs and sppl@bses are the order
~ The nights In that n~i shborhooi-l-i on
~ one ~ unsurpassed stjoymsn,Ht High
land Para.
\. W fife. E.q was thrown from the
hack ~ wagon by The sudden start ~
the hor.s and received bad shaking up"
bai no serious results are snilcipaiej.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
NORTH PARIS

TIE village school clr.~f. saturday.
Oct 90. aflsr q tern ~ 10 we,ks. The
fOIlosing Nrv The names o. the scholars
sho we're uot absent OF tAriy daring ths
tern Bsrtha Hsmnoni. Risuca- Chase.
Lila Chsse. Ahhi. Naung. fips-y Richard.
.ou. TIA Abbott. VI ~ Chid.. feft Ch.lds.
Ia P.cksri. ] f,f.is cnlii.. Arthur A.
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