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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
DENMARK.

Eugene Colby. wife and two children src
visiting Al his parental home, Cummings
Colby's.
Minnie Pipgrees school 10 Colby's Dis
uict, 40. ,. closed Friday. the lsih.
Chas. Bennett has sold one OF bis horse,
20 be used on stage coach N the noun
tAlns.
Moses u. Cobb, who has been attending
the medical school al brunswick, IL al
home during vacation.
May Wentworth OF IIsyeihill, Is visiting
friends here In town.
ID. 4. Lord has been 10 the city buying
peanuts, candy and nre-crsckers for The
boys 20 celebrate on q, y fpeburg. july
Fourth. There will also be two bands OF
music on that oecasion-the Mount Pleas
ant Brass Band. and band OF mosquitoes
that will furnish music through the de-,
and night.
VIII Preemsn IL elerking for David Lord
q. w. wooiman. runner for Hyde {
SOuthworth. Boston, passed through TIL,
place las, Thursday. lie has his wife Will
him on this trip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
ROXBuRY.

Nm. Blossom died here June 10. just
before midnight OF kidney disease, AGED 30
wears months and days. lie was In ap-
n.reut good health I'll the Afternoon OF
lane iG. when be was taken with chill.
Amer recovering from this, he appeared
feeble and ala no, seem 10 realize WHAT
v,s passing on sround him much OF the
time. About twenty.fou hours before on:
death. he began 20 sink rapidly, and did
NO, rally tlll the end. lie was the eldest
sou OF General Alden Blossom. formerly
OF Turner, and descendant OF that Jonn
Alden Who went s.wooing for Miles Stan.
dish. Amer leaving home. he worked ~
his trade (house and sign painting) IN Va.
rIous parts OF the Union until the fall OF
isc9, when be bought the farm on which
he died. lie injured bis eyes painting and
has been nearly blind for several years.
or the twelve children In his fAther's lam
ily. he survived al but four-Sarah, widow
OF the late DIR. Palmer OF Arson; Alden.
vho has prscticed medicine at Boothbay
for sbou, ffty years; Hiram, who lives 10
Chelsea. Mass. and George W., who lives
an the old homestead 81 Turner. lie
leaves three ehiidren-Francis NJ, now 10
chicago, Ronello NJ, who lives In Saint
paul, ana Marcia s., the wife OF w. II.
Jenpe, who lived here with him ~ tns
time OF his death. Funeral services were
held AZ the house, June Fl. at Pm. Rev
Mr.. Rice Of Andover preached The sermon
The remains were taken 70 Turner ane
haired, June -, In the old "ourying
ground on the hill" near where he VA
horn. His parents and all bis brother
ana sisters who have died, except two
have been buried here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
BYRON

j. Hall Of East Dllneld WAS Ia town ih'
other day 90 engage early lambs Tor mar
ket
J. IIoughion went IN the Republican Con
vsuiion 81 Paris q. delegate from this towr
he will 60 ~ Massachusetts, before he
returns home
Elder Joseph Knapp has returned home,
bot Is silll quite feeble.
George y Cooper came 10 town on Z
tIsl,. bot has gone 90 Psil. agiin. and i
Atwofk for III. Sister. Mrs llodsd0u. Mrs
Cooper l. some better.
A. q Reed has gone ~ sell gum Al 30
f,rui ciilss and Villages In the state. III
rtnnes 10 ~ steam, snd does u % stry
tss,Iiy. Ia rel. white and blue tissue pa
PET. lie and q. lloisdon sell many tons
Of spruce gum In aysar.
Grass Is looking well bat needs rain.
As Young had smother sheep Killed by
4 bear last week.
Strawberries have come.
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WEST PARIS.

J.F. Emsrtou. formerly OF Auburn. IL
IL manufacturing cigars In this place.
They are highly spoken OF by those who
have used them.
Miss Carrie white, our esteemed dress.
maker, Il sgaIn In her pleasant rooms with
Mrs Bradbury, busy A. ever
l. q. Littlensld lost the end OF one nnger
Friday, In the stem mill
frd Coombs has leased the blacksmith
shop formerly occupied by Simon fieteit
lie will be g.ad 10 attend 20 all who want
anything In bis line.
Albert Ulatowski, q skilled artlfcef from
the oiten oppressed and uhhsppy country
of Poland. has leased rooms Of Ls,i Curtis
aud will have his wife come from New
York the frst OF the week. lie served 10
the insgrgsnt army In isGJ, which was
composed OF the youpg aud patriotic por'
ton Of the Polish ration,- rather the
people. a. there has been no Polish nation
since Napoleon Bonsparies day only 10
nsme,-who were ysinly bat CALAMITY
struggling a. sxtflcate themselves from
Russian oppf, sslOp, which England, France
aud Austria protsstsd sgsinsi. Hut Russia
had Prussia FOR an ally, aud Poland or that
part % 10 that took up arm. was crushed,
ard those who escaped death In defence OF
their rights rom the oppf,ssors nd 10
other countries for SAFETY. Mr.. ulatowsh
hiss worked In Berlin ten Years, In Paris
seven y,srs. IN New York i've years, and
spssis four languages. u.
The butter factory l. ready for business
take charge.
r.. 49,. u....., h.x. nat mn . i.tga
dry house % be used In seasoning chair
stock.
J. wvlsnd Kimbsll has leased Mrs.
Claims residence for I've years.
\ Il. wehosr 10 fairly settled on his new
plscs. ard IL well satisfied herewith
Postmaster Dennen has q new. beatty
arranged ofilte. ard seems 10 be nlliug u
seee9tsbly 20 All.
Mrs. Sarah whitman Il soon 10 have
house built.
Rev. y. NJ. Ilough,on. Unlversall.t, OF
woodford's. IL preaching Al the church
here through the month Of June, and Rev.
Geo. T.. Forbes OF Canton. ". Y, will oe.
eupy the pulpI, during JAY. We under
stand.
Rev. Geo. II. IIsnnaford breaches At the
NJ. r. chspel the last three Sabbaths OF
each month. lie IL . popular pastor, aud
q genial. true-heartsd man. well beloved
by every one and all denominations.
II. Il Dunham has nuishsd bis studies
srd graduated from Colby University. We
know personally that there IL good timber
In the Colby Class Of 90, but none better
than iIoratlo.
Quite q number attended the "only cir
Gus on earth. or one OF them, AZ Norway,
Thursday. Rather rainy and some OF the
boys were vet outside and In too. They
don't permit that carried too FAR here
The laws OF the Medes and Perslans, or OF
the "l land OF wooden nuimegs," were new
ar stficter than the sentiments OF ." the
fathers" aud people OF this town ir "a
yor 81 temperance
"The cinnamon bear" persmbulaiing
across the county on dress parade. IL the
cynosure % all eyes ior the time being,
while the dulcet tones Of bis charming
companion" an all ears with harmonious
song
The West Paris nrass Band are prepar.
log and predicting new music FOR open air
concerts through the summer season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
Z. BRowNFIELp.

The meeting held NJ the Blake school
house, Sunday afternoon, under the aus.
plces Of The Temperance Association and
he w. G. T. T.. was well attended aud
very interesting. The subject OF teaching
temperance In the Sabbath schools and
dsy schools was considered.
The Tyler G. l.. 3. G. will give an enter
,ainmeni At the town hall, July -. There
will be music. recitsiions, tAbleaux. char
AIDES, dialogues, etc. Ice cream and cake
will be served from 10 O'Clock; exer'
cises nom 20 Q O'Clock. Ambulance free
all are invited. The refreshments NJ the
usual prices.
n Giles has been At Paris ss delegate
10 the Republican Convention.
Mrs. Patty stlckney reached her 9sth
birthday on Tuesday, June 22d. She has
failed In the last year. bat ye, Is remark
Ably wei, preserved old lsdy.-Mrs. Thorn
another very sged lady, died the ed.
Mrs. Leah Tenrey and Mrs. Addie Dan
forth, OF Norway. have been visiting al
Miss Jane Weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
HIRAM.

Rev. John Kimball OF Turner, . native
OF Hiram, preached In the Universalis'
church. lie Is one OF the most promisipg
Young men In the denomination. and vii
soon remove 20 North Arson. His brother,
Frank w. Kimball, OF Poland, visited
friends In Hiram last week.
Isaac l.. Brown has graded lot In The
East Hiram Cemetery In very neat ano
tasty manner.
James Edgecomb. ESQ, the noted horse
breeder OF South Hiram, Is confined to bis
house by illness.
A deer was recently seen on the farm Of
samuel l.. Clemens, on the wsst bank oil
Saco River.
Dea- Royal MeLucas has returned rom
n visit 10 bis son In N. II.
There vas . grand rally TO Cornish tns
2sd, TO zee Frank A. Robbinss menagerie
and circus.
Edgar Pint, Jr., OF East Hiram. who ha'
worked on q T.. o. II. X. section two
years with fidelity. has been promoted 70
A position a. brakeman.
The measles are quite prevalent
A. Wentworth while fishing recently Tel
and broke several ribs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
ANDOVER.

Farmers are busy with hoelng. Crops
are looking well FOR the most Part, though
the effect Of the drouih Il apparent.
John Loysjoy OF East Andoyer has treat
"a his house 10 q new coat Of paint.
Charles IIodgman IL making repairs on
bis house At South Andoyer.
The 81. T.. soelable o' this week wss q,
Mrs. Lois welch's, wednesday evening
the proceeds OF the evening were sl2.
The youths and maldeus OF South Ando.
yer, went 20 RumfOri Falls on picnic ride
"Wednesday.
Arbs Pratt. who has been In falling
heslth for some time, died Friday OF last
week. The funeral occurred a. his home.
Sunday =. NJ. Rev. Gilman Rice officiating.
SIR. Pratt was about sixty years OF sge
soldier and q psnsloner OF the war OF
isGl-5. lie leaves q wife and family oil
three sons aud two daughters 10 mourn his
loss.
A. W. Thomas. OF the Ando,er House,
was presented with fne dial .hermome-
Tar few DAYS since.
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UPTON.

Mr.. Williamson gave us . good discourse
Sunday morning. from the isxt, "for God
sent not bis son into the world 10 condemn
the world. but that the world through him
might he saved"
DIR. CLARK OF Norway was In town few
days last week.
Lillian brown OF Grsf,on Is teaching on
the East iilll.
Born-June 10. 10 the wife OF y. W. III.
llngwood, q son.
Ei,A Chase and Msrtls Cross were riding
Sandsy, and ss they were a. the top OF .
steep hill the harness broke, which caused
the carriage 10 hit the horses heels. Both
OF the girls were thrown from the csrrisge
and Merle had her arm broken In two
places besides dlsplaolng the cap OF her
elbow. Eits was not seriously injured.
Dicd-ihe Goth inst. freeland Smith.
aged nearly - years. The remains were
carried 10 Sewry for interment. Funeral
services "Wednesday morning by Rev. ID
Garland, assisted by Mr. Williamson.
A nice warm rain during the night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
OXFORD

Miss Spring. OF Boston. has been very
lick with srysipelss.
Rev. N. v. Emmons was Al Brnnswick
last week. lie Il q member Of the Board
OF Examining Committee Of Bowdoin COL
lege.
Thomas and Egbert Kills and Frank
Hawks are Al home from Andover. Mass
on vacation. Hawkes. has brought bis
bicycle.
Joseph Robinson commenced h,yiDg on
Wednesday.
A soeiable was held at the N. y. vssiry
Wednesday eve.
EMERSON Bennett and wife were sere-
uadei by the oxford Cornet Band.
Mary and Annie Brown have gone 10
Madison.
owen Alley IL csnvassipg for frult trees.
The covered bridge Il being shlnelei
and otherwise repaired.
Mrs Jas. Stanley. aged about 10 years
died Thursday, jane II.
Mrs. Smith and child OF welchville have
been quite sick with throat disease.
Merrill Bracketl's team OF horses became
unhltched and started for home on the run
and growing more frightened. by the rat.
Ting OF the cart. ran still faster I'LL they
reached home. where they ran against the
BAY window and demolished the door OF The
stable. The horses were not injured.
T. J. Dawes OF Auburn was In town last
week. attending 20 repairs which are being
made on his buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
WEST RErHEL.

Farmers have had good weather FOR HILL
lng weeds.
John Rollins and wife were made hsVpy
on Tuesday last by the birth OF son.
Our summer term OF school closes on
July 81.
on account OF the dry weather The hay
crop will be very Lab, on high and SANDY
farms.
Miss DelAno aud Others from Be,hei
nm held . real salvation meeting In tne
church here on "Wednesday evening" ana
We hope will come sgain.
q. 4. Allen and wife are visiting bis par
enis aud brother iq this village.
There will be an ice cream festival IN
Grange Hall on Tuesday evening, the -9ih
Inst, to raise funds Tor the purchase OF
lesson papers and books Tor The sunday
school. The house should be well nlled.
Tomorrow friday the school viii be
stopped tha, the scholars rnay be able TO
60 10 the circus.
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HEBRON.

Dr. J. G. Donhsm Of lewiston was In
town last Wednesday.
Percy Maxim has the measles.
Mr.. Turner was quite unwtll last week.
Mrs. Glover got home nom Mass where
she has been visiting her children. Friday
night
Prof J. y. Moody Was At his fslher's
Saturday and Sunday. @
Childrens Day was observed on the 20lh
and the attendance OF children ard older
people Was large. The norsl decorators
we're very handsome, and the order OF sr'
.rclses prepared by the Public alton Society
were rendered In . much better manner
than could have been expected without re.
hesrsals The only variation OF the pro.
crsmme was . fine solo by q. W. Cush.
man, and songs OF the children.
first OF the week the pulpit was cut
down, and some like II and o,Atis do not
"Wednesday evening q generous straw
berry festival was given by Prof Sargent,
for which the students feel very grateful.
Thursday quite . number from here at
tended the msnsgarie and circus At Nor.
way, and smong the company Miss Merrill
and her little nephew. Phebe wss heard
10 ,aclslm In the midst Of the show How
foolish - and also what fools We morisls
be, F" bu, the actors went on, md the mass
called II q good display.
In reply To the student who undertook
10 tear 10 pieces what wrote In regard
10 the "shsde tree will say that my
statement was correct, and 10 not write
what I know nothing about The people
OF Hebron are not lawless, anil no one h's
shown more respset for The place than i
have, but some lswless person cut on The
tree, for II was on Mr. Turner'S land.
Mrs. Glover has returned from MSS.
and her daughter and family are visiting
here now Mr. Graves daughter and fam
ily are here from Lowell.
Mrs Carr OF boston, aud Mrs. eastman
OF Metals. visited the place this week
also Miss Kiiier OF the - Cliss, trd Stan.
ley Blsbee Of ~.
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T.. SUMNER.

The rains OF Friday were much needed,
As the ground was becoming very dry.
Several farmers have already commenced
to Gu, grass that was suffering from tue
drouth.
Alden Keen Loot good work borse by
conflict with . bull. The horse WAS found
with his intestlnes gorsd out The AMI
mails were In q pasture together
"The sound OF the grinding IL low,
owing 10 the scarcity OF water.
y. L.warren, late OF Andover Seminary.
IL now supplying the Congl pulpit ~ hs'
Sumner.
n. II. Stowe Is very feeble and not eI'
pected 10 recover.
The District Lodge OF Cool Templars
had An unusually interesting session al
Esst Hebron the 18th. Hebronltes did no.
bly, In providing entertainment.
SLocuN.
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BETHEI..

The reasonable rain Thursday and Fri
dsy has benefited the grass and hoed crops
beyond estimation.
Robbins's Circus exhibited at Bethel,
Friday. and drew q large crowd notwith.
stspdlpg the rain. The usual amount oil
AIDE shows and games OF chance were on
the ground. Strange a. IL may seem, peo-
pie were "neeced" in various amounts,
nom one two twenty dollars. The street
parade was pronounced the best ever seen
In Bethel.
The Copgregstionslist church has been
closed for repairs the past i've weeks, ou'
will be opened for services nett Sabbath,
July 4. The audience room hss been thor
oushly overhauled and fresco<d BY Schu.
mskef OF Boston. and painted By Edmund
] Holt and II. G. Barker Of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
PORTER.

light rsln-s,lil II Is very thankfully
received. As the ground Is getting dry
again
WIN. Stanley had green peas perfectly full
and enough for q nice dinner. June 20.
Porter Village Corporation held . meet.
lug for choice OF officers, June 10Th. and
chose the following for the ensuing year
President. l. l. French vice President. Amos
niaEO, Treasurer. Eben Blafoi SECRETARY, ]. L.
frcnch, Trustees. I. l. French. l.. u. stanley,
Amos BlaIo, sexton, NJ. n. French.
Levi Libby, one OF the aged men OF this
town, IL very low with consumption. and
cannot live bot q short time.
l.. ID. Cook sold rs blooded Hereford
calf eleven weeks old, 10 Horace Blake OF
Browureld, for ESQ. The calf II now IL
weeks old. and Blake has refused eco.
Mr.. Cook also sold another 10 Dr.Alonro
Towle OF Freedom. n. H., for good
round price. Good stock IL whs, will pay.
They had quite Ore t Cornish village,
Tuesday night. Pafker's mill burned down
aud AZ one time IL looked A. though II
would sweep . large portion OF the village.
Corn IL rather short but Is Skiing out,
and I. L. French has potatoes In blossom.
I. L. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
FRYE

Elder s. s. York OF Wilton preached
st the Poplar Iilll school house. the last
Sunday In May, and talked Sabbath School
10 US, and the next Sunday We met and or
CANNED q school. The school has been
very well attended 80 far and good inter
est manifested.-Iasts Sunday Elder York
preached TO US again. The house WAS well
nIled, az being In attendance, and good ~.
teution was given. lie supplied the school
with lesson sheets and Bibles. lie len 40
appointment TO preach at this place July T.
We hope be win preach s often Is con-
venient
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MEXICO.

Scott Richardson, now owner OF the
MAI. Richardson farm, IL doing . large
lob, putting q cellar under the whole barn.
Isaac 4. Gleason has commenced on an
addition 10 his house.
K.virgin, the only Democrat at Mex.
leo Corner, II very much troubled aoou'
the post-office at this place. lie 10 now
circulating . petition for the removal ol
the present Postmaster and the appoint
ment OF another Republican.
Freeman d. Smith II troubled jnst now
10 learn the whereabouts OF one OF vefJ
nice pair OF oxen. 10 having been away non
his knowledge two weeks. A sharp hum
falls 20 fpd him.
n. X. worthley and Hosea D. whitman
have both purchased new earfiases-cov
cred. 6PARKKs.
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MIDDLE INTERvALE (BrTnrI)

The drouih has affected the grass eroI
In some places. Rain Al this writing VII
revive H.
Crops look quite well. Birds singing
.vsetiy. Everything seems to praise tbs
Maker more than the heart OF man. fsult
nndIpg, gossip and selnshness ind no plie'
In Natures works.
IN. woods, the Fields, the springing grass
loi's love and wisdom shos
The heart 90 man, - dark, alAsf
IL slow Ills love 10 know.
There WAS preaching 81 The thuieh Jas
Sabbath.
Circle met - sppoln,ed, with good At
tendance.
The people on the sick lis, are imprOv
No school, hI. summer in the Pine Woods
District.
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NEWRY.

Fr,el,nd saith. = former resident OF
This town. died last Sunday In Upton, Al
The Lake House. the proprietor OF which
Il his son.in.lAv.
Asa Russell IL very low; be has been .
great sufcrer FOR long time.
Thurston's steam mill q, the Corner took
Gre saturday Night, and made things lively
Tor time. The Gre WAS stopped without
material damage.
Fine weather for hoelug. bot too dry Tor
grass = good rain IL very much needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
ALBANY.

Charles Flint. son OF the late Daniel
Flint, Il and has been quite sick for sew
eral weeks. lie lives on the old farm with
his mother. They have q large farm and
many acres under cultivation, besides ten
acres OF oats and seven acres OF winter rye
on burnt ground. Ills neighbors have
shown sympathy by helping about bis
work.
Rev. W. II. Cross OF Mllliowu. N. ID
has made q flying visit 10 relatives, and
spent the Sabbath here.
LIME Dresser. who Is teacher In
Georgetown, Mass. IL spending vacation
AZ her fathers, 4. L. Dresser. IL would
not be strange II Mr.. ID. should some time
have q Chaplin In his family.
Mrs. Atkinson starts this week for her
home In San francisoo-will take steamer
from New York. l.
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NO. WATERFORD.

Mr.. Sessions, Mormon Elder. has been
visiting friends here.
John Grover has moved TO Albany.
Austin Grover Is very sick with but little
prospect OF getting well. Ills neighbofs
showed that they wish TO do ~ they would
be done BY, by meeting yesterday with SUI
ficient help and hoed his corn and potatoes
for which he wishes 10 express his sincere
thsnks. Ills corn IL some elk Inches high
and looks the bsst OF any have seen IN
town.
Anna Stone, who has been sick . long
while. IL slowly recovering.
q. Knight IL selling large amount OF
timber TO parties who are building 81
Norway.
Very dry here. and crops OF all kinds ARE
suffering for want OF rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
LOCKEs MILLS.

The Ladies' Social Circle holds straw
berry festival Thursday, July I, al Wood
sums Rink.
Augustus Hicks and wife OF shsddsge'
celebrate their silver wedding July 1.
A deer came into the field near A. III
iIerrieks house last Tuesday morning.
have heard OF number that have been seer
In different places. Mrs. Daniel Lebroks
saw two while driving on the road leading
20 Greenwood City. What has driven
them from the lake eountryi
j. G. Ridlon has built q new carriage
house.
The band goes 10 Hanover the Fourth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
CENTRE LOWELL.

on Saturday last, as Charles Milliker
and Charles Grover were fishing rom
boat on the mill pond Al Slab City, The
boat was overturned and Milliken reached
the shore, but Grover WAS drowned. The
body was recovered on Sunday morning
lie had succeeded In drawing OF his rubber
boots and nearly reached the shore. The
funeral was attended on Tuesday by Rev
Mr. Webster. The Sons OF Veterans al
tended In body and took charge OF th'
services, also paying the burial expenses.
The Congregational and Christian Cir
cles were entertained by mrs. Eastman q
the town farm on Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
so. BUCKFIELD.

Aaron Cobb's mare refused TO own III
colt, and be IL bringing II up by hand.
Lewis Record has 100 chickens.
The long looked for rain has come O.
last ard Is hailed as = boon by the farmer
Sam Record was 81 The horse irot ., Lew
lston last week.
Gertie Chesley Is giving good sa,lsfac
ton In Dist No. 2.
Rev. John A. Lowell OF Andoyer, Mass.
IL on visit 10 his relatives In this town.
Ed. Allen has bought farm rear Chase
Mills In Turner
Richmond Bates, an old resident OF Buck
Geld, IL visiting friends In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

THE Subscriber hereby Eivss PAD, ie sotis: tnAs
Of Probal 10 fos the Coanty OF Oxford and assamed
the trua % Administrstor of tks estate OF
EUNiCE PORTER. late Of Paris.
10 said County decsAsed By fiving oosd ss ne law
Indebted 70 the estate Of said deceased 20 nAks u
MEDIATE psynsat ssd those Who have sny demands
thereon 70 sHhibittke saasto
Pafis jane IS, iss. fRANkLiN fOhtkk.
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NORWAY LAKE.

Rev. n. q. French Is At home on ,hor,
visit
Horace Perry Is having repairs made on
bis house. n. T. Green Il doing the
work.
Mrs. q. G. Saunders Is quite feeble.
The X. OF l.. Lodge hold their election
meeting In this place tonight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

TIE subscriber hereby gives .Publle Notice
that be has been daily sppolntsd * the Hoe
Jsdge of Probate for the Cosnty q Oaford and
estate Of
SARAH N. RicKER, late Of Hytford.
IN sad County. deceased. By gfvias Soed ~ the
dsbted 10 ths estate Of said deceasei 70 make I'm.
m s,iiae payment, asd thoss Who have any de-
m ands thereon 20 erhiDil the same %
- -'''' iIEsRY G. KICKER