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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
HEBRON

Commencement. the even, Of the week
Is over. and The place Ia settling down u
The qalei of vacation.
T. \ DOMAINS family arrived last vel
from boston also Mrs. Dsrrows.
Mrs. Susan Bsrrows IL with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Howe
sumner visitors are fast comlng ia.
l. I. Bampa. l. ln town with his lisu'
son. osnvAsslug.
Mr. Turner Il very feeble.
Therc IL considerable sickness here an
Dr.. Caldwell OF Baekheld. lloli " Me
chAulc Falls AMI DOMAIN of Lewiston, Al
have patients.
Daring the heavy shower. SATURDAY
nlghi jane sj). lightning struck The icig'
In Mr Cummlugs's pasture, about twenty
rods from his house. throwing oui large
pieces % rock AMI ploushlng q , The ground
for some distance The rain f,ll In tor
rents, AMI there wa- some hail AMI wind
TIL. week The attention OF AL has beet
directed toward the closing exercises o.
The Academy. and the departure OF ih'
students. doubt II Que will remain over
the SABBATH.
Prof Sargen, AMI wife len Friday morn
lng for Frrepori
The people are In usual health, efcep'
Mr.. Turner. Who'll. In avery PROSTATE oon
dillon. This mornlng the ncighoors an
friends will have "bcc" sni now hl'
farm
Eddie Glover bought = foe span OF
horse. within the week, ani came very
near losing one with cold, but II il hoped
by the timely arrival OF lIamlln Baekuam
that he may recover.
A fall account OF Commencement Will Do
elyen 10 This paper by our friendly editor
.ni noticed Ia the ilrocdis aud Journal
by yOlr correspondent u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
NO. WATERFORD.

n see At the Republican Convention tha'
the contest for County sheriff was between
John W. Claiborne and Cyru. wormell
The latter received the nomination. -
Knowing Mr.. Claiborne 90 be Repub
llcAn. and seeking 10 he elected by his owl
party. think very strange that be should
consent ~ be the Democratic candidate
for this once. I also notice that At The
Democratic Convention. George IIsfen OF
oxford. presented the name Of John w.
Claiborne OF oxford. saying Mr. Chad
bourne had not been Democrat very long
bot was a thorough Democrat IL seems
BY this public announcement that Mr
Chaibourne claims not only In be Re
publican bat also Democrat We cannot
serve God and mammon.
The Republican party In our good coun'
~ proposes ~ elect the men who re
celVed The nomination AZ the Convention.
Had Mr.. Claiborne received the largest
number OF votes. OF course he would have
been elected Instead % Mr.. Wormel.
have not word In say against MI chad
bourne. and bal he received The nOmiuA'
ton I should vote for him. ! trust be or
some OH friends will denne his position.
heartily endorse The entire ticket nomln'
aied q, the Republican Conventions they
are al good meu I see no need 81 any
change
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
DIXFIRLD.

Fred and Mary Dillingham; have retained
ID Minneapolis.
PIsh Commissioners stilwell and Stan
lev are spending q week al Weld Fond,
sportsmen have been qalte plenty dur
Iug the month OF Jane.
Four OF our ladies, their ages ranging
nom s6 10 72,-Mrs. Silas Barnard, Mrs
Peter Trssk. Mrs. I. ". Stanley, and Mrs
Is.ac Randall, all relatives, went 10 Buck
Geld. last week. to visit Mrs. George ID
Blsbee.
Philip Abbott OF Dlxneld, 9 private Of
Co. ID. Fifth Regiment, Maine Volunteers
received a pension certificate, yesterday
giving him sis92 back pay, and PLACING
him upon the rolls OF the Pension Once 81
Augusta a, the rate OF ga per month.
Isaac Randall. Esq. went 10 brunswick
lat week, 10 attend the SEMI .Centennis
Reunion OF the Survivors OF The Class o
sc. AZ The Commencement st Bowdoit
College. lie reports most excellent time
lie saws there were tweuiy-slx graduates
An that Class. ffty years sgo-thn onll
nine OF them are now livingi and thai ev
ery one OF them. coming from Tour diner
ON. States, were present At the reunion
The Hon. Elihu b. wAshburne OF Wis
e,,nsin. was at the Commencement, ane
aoUdoln College conferred the honorary
degree OF LID. upon him. He has oeel
stopping q while 81 The Sorlands 10 Liv
ermore, but he has now returned 70 WIS
consln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
OXFORD

Chlldren's Sunday was observed Jane
s-th AZ the N. r. church. There was nne
display OF cot nowers and growing plants
with vrrsths, crosses. etc. The sermon,
Nv Rev Mr. Bansm, was addressed chiefly
,otbe ehiliren. In the evening Saooatn
Sebool concer. was held, a. which about
,wslve dollars were taken, 20 be used IN
r,n,lriur the vesiry. TIE ladies OF the SO
cIsty are endeAVOriug 70 raise fands also
Tor this purpose. ,..
MIIlIe walker Is 81 home, having grsdn
ated from Nichols Latin School ~ Lew
lstOn. .....
osl,e a Number attended the exercises
a, Hebron. June 80. Mary Jones, uArry
u.Ves and Adelber, Caldwell OF this town
were members OF the graduating class
which numbered tweuty-seven- Ine exc,
clses were very interesting. and me ou,lu'
ing was crowded with spectators. Ine
Institution seems 20 be In sprospeiVu'
condition, having already made many in'
provements and contsmplstes others.-
MANY OF The best and most prominsn, tnsn
az this ana other states received tneif eu
ucation there. A, a,
Glars Eili0t, who has been tesehins IN
Portland, was In town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
STATE PIcK-UPS.

Tls toWn ofRichmont has voted Tor
system m water works.
To- STATE board OF Health held - qlAr'
isfy lcstlrg a. Augast2, last week
Ia- muster a, Bangor. last week Vas
ias -r.t fully attended % any that hA'
oss- ,e.i 10 ne State fof several years
Captain Doughty. % The schooner -
u Dolgh;y. has pui hls schooner IN oonu'
az returned % Portland with her.
TaeC Colby Base Bal Club won the eolleg'
eaaup onssip ina game with the Bate.
A. Portland. "Wednesday, TIE score s'Ah'
.rg-to0.
Gov Robe has appointed Hon. J. W
Porter % Bangor and Col. II. 5 Osgoot
~ Portland. members OF The NAuooA
Fr.sou Association.
Last week Vas Commencement weeS
A. Bate AT Maine State College Gov
srlor R0ble was present a. The SiAis
College ani presented the diplomas.
Col Eiwaris was notified OF his nom
.aaiion a. his home In Bethel. Monday
!lae 18Th. The speech % notification va
delivered by Hon. wm. III. CHORD. Col
kisaris Rad his response
The season was formally opened q
P,Aks Island. last week. Various I'm
provements have been made. and the -
.srd will be more attractive then ever
us year. A daily paper VIII be paoiisne'
a. Peaks, through the season.
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nIfcKRIEIn


CT whli,en aud wife OF AugusiA are
la town.
Atwood A. farrAr, Jr., Of Brookton,
Mass, l. In town.
Rev. Mr. Ogden conducted Episcopal
services AZ the NJ. T.. church last sabbath.
Col. william T. Eusils, OF Dltield, was
In town last week, the guest OF DR. C. H.
Brigham.
Mr.. J. G. Fuller and Mrs. Greenleai
spaulding are visiting their sister Mrs
Henry ID. Irish.
Many from here attended the Com
meneement Exercises AZ Hebron Academy
last week.
The celebration last Saturday was =
greA, success with the exception Of the
very sad accident by which Isaac ID. Fuller
lost both arms while loading heated an
vii. A subscription was Immediately
started and quite sum Of money raised
for Mr.. Fuller. II Il remarkable oolnci
dence that SIR. fuller's father.in.law, Lar
usrd swallow, lost both bis arms Ia the
same way while loading heated cannon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
ALBANY.

X Woodbury.. Principal OF the Eastern
Normal School. has spent week with BIZ
fAther. in-lsw. J. II. Loyejoy. Ills health
II rather Improving.
Rev. Gilman Pingree OF Chicsgo, sou %
the late samuel Pingree Of this town. has
ust made dying visit smOng his friends
here. 10 early lie. Mr.. Pingree went q
Africa a. = missionary; his health falling
he retained and settled In the West. whefs
be has speui some foriy-seven years
Though - years old, bis step Il elastic and
bis Intellect uuimpsirci.
George Clark has returned from fiofit'
and l. now working AZ his trade In Norway
village.
Chsrlcs Film, l. yet quite feeble. -Prsnk
Richardson Il YET unable % do much work.
Mrs. Sloan Il falling.
Mrs. Shaw from Michigan Il visiting bet
sister. Mrs. Robert iugham
Many 81 our farmers will commence hay
ing the 5ih. Not quite 20 saneuine In en-.
pcctailou 81 large crop as earlier In The
season. 4
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Pm.
Special trains will bring a large number OF
people nom All parts Of tlle state.
several risE speakers will bn present.
Chsndlet's Hand will furnish music.
A. the trsln rolloi into he station We
eagerly looked for the crow,i, but no one
stopped hut the daughter Of the candidate
and her husband nom Milan. ". II. (who,
by the way, Is an earnest Republican, The
hours sped on. aud about noon the express
arrived from Portland. bearing Chsniler's
Bani ani the Committee Of NOtidc alton.
and about forty Others. 4 Few citizens
aud strangers stood arouni The depot, but
We noticed no pcrson actlng ~ committee.
although q meeting hal been called Tor
Sunday 20 perfect an Organization. The
reception was conspicuous Ia the absence
Of the leading Democrat. ~ he place.
Amer some delay. unirr the msrshai.hlp
OF II y. Andrews Of Portland. the pro-
ctssl0n formed. prcc sict by the B,ui
numbering fOriy-slx. aud mtrchei 10 ths
Bethel House Tor dinner Amer dinner,
no time was lost In reforming the process
sion and marching io the honse ~ Col &.
\. Edwards. which va, drapfi With fiss
AMI q platform hai been er'cic,i AMI seats
arranged IN receive the muliitnie which
we were assured would b. 1000 strong
II scarcely reached 800, AMI about one.
half Of these were Republicans attracted
BY the promise Of the great show.
Hon \. \ brown called the meeting 10
order and introduced Hon. W. II cilrbri,
Who made = windy speech, dsuounoing The
Republican. snd srtolllng The candidate.
and nuslly publicly announced The result
OF the State Convention. tbs CD. was 30
overcome with the eulogy that he asked
permission % Ill while reading hi. accept
ance. McGllllcBiiy ~ Lewiston made =
speech fall Of Ore. and assured the candi'
date that he was 81 b. the nett Governor
% Maine. and the exercises closed by mu'
SIC by the band. -
Since the grand demonstration Al Bethel
Mouisy, the Inspiring muslc o. Chambers
band has died away and The people have
returned 20 their usual round ~ duties.
Tuesday and "Wednesday nights light
frost KILLED the vines on Low lands. ani
Friday the thermometer registered ., deg.
In the shade.
The Effects OF the rain last week are dis.
appointing and the crop OF hay must be
below the average.
The Summer boAricrs bcgln 70 arrive,
AMI some % the boarding houses have All
their rUom. engaged The Ne-srs Locke.
4. ". valen,ine. ID. w. To"ne, II. u
Goiwln aud our pabllc house, are fast nll'
lsgup .
\. - PhlbFook brought carload OF
horses from Montreal. wcinesisy, AMI
his disposed OF them Ani reiurn' Tor Al
other carload Monday "
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TUE BucsFIELD cELEBRAIIoS.
A SAP ACCIDENT ruRows GLOON ovrR Az
OTHERWISE nsrrY DAY.

At nucld.li, - u most places, VI g
svifit ~ ini,psnd~nc- commenced ~ A.
set iis.if early. In fact very little slc' p
was Ia siotr for the Inhabitants Of the
place on Friday pighi, but most sad sud
painful accident occurred which cast q
gloom and dimpue-s over the srior of ~
cDhoiy. While engaged In nfing the
sunrise sslntr, Isaac ID. Fuller, who was
la charge of artillery for the day, was the
victim OF an accident which cost him both
M. arms, ~, indeed. he escapes With his
lif- Mr Fuller had been loadlng and a..
log an anvil lie was loading for another
shot, when the weapon discharged with =
tremeBdOu. report knocking him sense.
less. II was found upon examination that
SIR. fullef's arms were so badly shattered
that II was necessary - amputate them,
and that he had probably lost the use OF
one eve Doctors Caldwell, Brldgham and
D,cOs,cr we're Immediately called AMI psf
formed The ampuia,iOn. IL vas thought
during the day that Mr. Fuller could not
live, bot he rested comfortably Saturday
night and on Sunday walked short dis
lance, from one room "a another. IL II
hoped that his eyes may be saved. Tfu'
msn Damon also lost or came near losing
an eye BY the same explosion. The theory
% The accident IL that Sir. Fuller was
loading aud nring too fast. rot giving the
anvil time Ia cool. and the uniimely ex'
plo.lon caused by putting the powder Into
The hot weapon.
A. eight o'clock the Fantasies made
their appearance. pAradlng the principal
streets The costumes were AL good. aud
some exceptionally 80. Perhaps the min.
strel troupe or The gentleman COW" at
tfaeied 81 much attention A. any part OF
the parade
AZ ten O'Clock the Grand Army gave a
doe parade. escorted by the Paris I'LL
Brass Band The q A u boys had
learned by past experience 10 endure toll
some marches, bot We believe that they
never marched under more burning sun.
A. eleven O'Clock large audience gath.
cred around the speakers stand. Colonel
A. ID. White called the meeiiag 10 order
and introduced John n. Irish, Esq,
who read the Declaration % indie
perdencs. The speaker of the day, Col
4. W. Bradbury. % Portland. was then in.
trodnced and delivered an eloquent ora
ton.
Among the more distinguished guests
present were Col william T. Elsils OF
DKfeld aud Hon. J L. Ssasey OF Canton.
The national sAluies aud bellrlnging
were omitted AZ noon aui sunset, on &C.
count OF the accident IN Mr. FULLER
A. two o'clock the greater part OF the
crowd made it, may - The base ball
grounds, where they witnessed what
proved 20 be one 81 the most luisyes,lng
contests % the season. The BGckhcid
Club played against The Auburn shoe
makers" Tor purse of f'tesn dollars. We
give the score by Innings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
WEST BETHEL.

Minnie 4 wheeler i home from Col
legc.
Eigar Farweu And wife are visiting
friends here
Miss pciano ant other members % the
salvation Army are with us agAiu this
week Their meetings are well attended
ant they seen % be doing cool work.
TIE ice cream festival on the eve %
Jaue .9th wss a complete success. SIS ~
being received for TIE bsusdt OF The Sab
bath schorol after paying expenses
Capt a. W. Briggs % Mechanic lAlls,
Nri hls brother. n. N Briggs, % Bath,
we're in ;own last week. The Captain
weighs over go pounds. bat bis legs have
been pArtlytci ior many years, md Dc re-
csivss a pcuslon OF So PER month.
Farmers are husliy engaged Ia hoting
al. having
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GIIHAI,

The la,e rains have revived vegetation
AMI everything Il growing nnely.
Cyrus Cannon has moved his barn aDd
viii rr2alr II up which will make his prem
iscs look much better.
Two handsome granite monuments have
been set Ia the cemetery In District No. Il
Que by George Durham, aud The other ~
+. T. BurnhAm. OF Brighton. They were
both cut la Brltgtou.
A. whlimau has bought one OF Wiley's
rents. ani james Hicks AM vile vii
move Co.
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ANnONER

A Dramatic Club has been organized
with NJ. y. Corson manager. Minnie French
treasurer. and Harry Prrcival secretary.
The Congregational Ladies Circle mel
Al Mrs. II. l. roor's. wednesday evening
The steam mill has been running agaln
this week.
The school In District No. :. ,Aught by
Helen Berry. closed last week The VII
lAgc school ard that In No. ,, close THIS
week Friday al successful terms.
SIR. BArbOnr ani wife, % framlngham,
are visiting friends here
Fra Morton AMI wife are Ia town Tor Z
few weeks.
Measles ant chicken Pox are prevailing
Springs are getting low.
\. X Cuiiing and family are visiting
friends AZ Gardiner.
The base ball fever l. on
Next on Tie pfogramme-h'ying
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Probably there j. no, woman "a
Otcrd County more geasfally knosn
,aas Hanaah Chs.lsy Cer,aialy shs j.
.-.na,ely acquainted With The early life
,fn.rr q - inhabitants than any Other
psr.,s. She j. now neaily sigh;y-oas
,sars ga and does 90, hesitate 70 tell
10 ase.I She commenced % go cat
-.-.-s" When shs wAs seventeen. aud
.-,e hat time has had ihe care o. three
t--l,sl ard ,i1iy-sighi infants. ,ae hfs'
... ter brothers daughter. o. back-
s,l. ,le lss, . daughter % Austin
s.,ar,. y this village. bora March oih
ri ft.. year. Il j. not necessary 20 'ay
a., .le las been successful ia her voeA-
t- BESIDES helpins ~ many 90 s'A',
i, ...,. he has stood by the bedside OF
nary lyins one. elosins ihe eye'' and
tl-s ,sc had. f'r The lasi 'lambsr.
H.f lone il With her niece. Mrs ;. I.
Hl~ks.. o. ih.. village. bgi a. present
,., &. tak.ns care o. Der s.ck brother a
Oxford. doing al The work. WHICH M
t.ls. ihe mllkisg q two cows.
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40. FRYEBURG.

The Lliles' Az Society has siven SO.
besides Purchasing fnc organ, fOr The
Methodist chapel a. ne harbor.
Rev. Mr. A'vori attended The UnlTcrs.
aIst Corferrtcc a. Gardiner lAsi week
Mrs. Msfy Perry D. stopping Tor Ai,N
day. With Mr.. Mariha faffiugtou.
Df joseph Cobb ~ Milan, y. n, Visited
fricn T. iu North Fychufg and vlclniiy
llrlnc ~ week
james T. llaichins 81 Lowell entertained
the Ladies Talon Circle Al Mrs Osgooi
Carries lAst Thursday; about ~ were
present g. enjoy his hospitality.
Mr. Merrill. II Vermont, i visiting
friends herr and AZ Lowell. Although Mrs.
NJ l. over ,Q years % axe, she i A. vel
ale % travel A. many younger women.
Mr. Chas. wAiefhouse i suffering with
4 .seascf lungs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
FRYEBURG

The UaivcrsAllsi people ~ fryeburs ar
talkirg % hiring The NeS Church. In which tu
hold meeting. through the monih Of August
The above from the last number OF The
aclfemy Iisii OF this place, conveys wrons
Impression. The UnlversAlists will hold
meetings on six successive Sauiays, la The
New Church. In the afternoon, beginning
on the last Suudsy OF July. The Rev. Mr.
Coidlngion OF Boston Highlands will be
the preacher. The Uniycrsallsts OF THIS
village have 20 church OF their own. aud
the New Church kindly gives "a the frs'
uss OF theirs Tor these services.
UNIVERSALLY
The Oxlori bears have male their pro.
posed visit 10 This place, and the printed
repor, expresses their satisfaction. Land
lord Gee gave them q dinner OF unusual
merlt-not Tor hlm-bui marvel FOR 81
low price.
Some farmers have begun haying; the
malorlty walt ill amer the FOURTH"
The cong1 Circle met with Mrs. +. l..
Eastman 90 Thursday Afternoon aud even
ing.
ness OF y. Whitcomb, who will return 70
bis former occupation.
Charlie. Smith has set up an "lce cart.
which brings ihi, former luxary within
the reach OF all.
A break In the water.plpe, near The
fountAln.hesd, shows Us how great = bless
log 10 the place Is our system OF water
works.
WIN. Parsden. Tor Percy A. most gener'
orally known formerly employed At thS
station as telegraph operator. has now
position 81 the u. & N. station In Melrose
Mass.
The district schools are both closed fOf
the summer yscsiion.
Summer boarters silll arriye-four from
n. Y. a. Miss A. ". Pages.
Miss Lizzie shirley Is now al home fol
the summer.
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MEXICO.

Little Freddy Porter received cousii'
cradle kiok In the face. Monday. from q
horse that WAS feeding In the doorysri.
Philip Abbott OF Dlxne!i. now nearly SO
years old, received pension check Tor
$500. lie was private In the fith Ne.
Vols WAS In the nrst Dull Run nsh,--on
the retreat hid In hollow log and s,rollei
into Washington some four or I've days
later. lie was hlrci a. substltats by
Euo. Dillingham;. who was drafted ~ 30
IN the AroOsiook War. Harry Mitchell OF
Dlxnsld was another ve,sran OF the Aroos'
took War.
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WILSON'S Mills.

Therainy season has commenced 10 good
earnest now. and ssecs to be Just What
va rce,ir,i. for the good 90 farmers.
Flsh.rr parties siii keep comlug.-
Dart" ani wafrtu Wentworth haf good
iuck. NJ The uumhsr caught meant success
A party from West Milan were A. flints
Friday night
john Danfofth i d1Su o. meet hls par.
euis. ART brother Anf sister. Who ar 10
make visit % PArmsChcenee
The steamboat Z. really here A. last
With The exception q boiler and engine
n va aallci ~ iu pieces = crcs will De
up s,on. o. pat u together.
Oac 90 ne prciilcsi sish's W have SEN,
amour thc many lovely ones that June
gives us. Is yellow r1schush In full bloom
AZ John Oisol's.
Horace B,nusii has moved Into tls new
house
Autlglh1r tCross ihc river saS ihr,e
deer. quietly feeding 10 The pasture yesisr'
Say morning
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y RETHEI.

The month OF roses has quickly passed,
and soon the scent Of new. mown hay VIII
greet Us.
Eta N. Howe from Hanover closed .
very successful term OF school, July zi'
with q picnic In the pine grove. Miss IL
A a very doe teacher, Q thorough scholar,
ana perfect lady. She governs her pu'
nils with q nrm yet loving discipline, by
which she gains the love and respect OF
both scholars and parents.
Mrs. Y. ID. Bartlett and children, from
Berlin, ". H., are now At her fathers w.
y. Brown, where they will spend The
summer.
Mrs. L. s. Bartlett has returned from
Berlin. N. II.
Frank Peterson. from waltham, Is nov
stopping with his wife at Mrs. d. Kim
balls.
Very bad colds and coughs are now pre-
valent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
WEST PARIS.

A workman In the Mill was quite badly
Injured Friday.
Mr. Charnock. our efficient station agent,
has succeeded In getting rooms aud board
with Mrs. Edgerley. To lease house, or
even get rooms suitable for . family, Is al
most Impossible. Here isa good chance
for somebody TO become benefsctor by
building few houses.
We are sorry TO learn that J. II. Bar
rows IL contemplating removing his bus
mess elsewhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
". SUMMER

There was a good attendance Al the Ref
ere Court last week.
Mrs. II. =. Cobarn and sister, Mrs. Der
hy started for the Beach last week.
Mrs. Ada Mellen OF Lynn, Il visiting
n %. Taell aud wife.
Rev. W. ". Cochfane takes vacation
In July. Amer few weeks he will go "a
New York. Zoe three ysars' course OF
study
Mrs. Ella Mansfield OF Lynn 1. visiting
her father, T.. q. D0blc.
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
+. WATERFORD.

I'M. skinner has bought horse o. W.
c. Pierco % Nor way.
Z Abbott has psinisd the outslie Of bis
house.
Mr.. Asasfton's house Il undergoing To-
pairs
Mrs De- Sheii. who with her little Ion
has been visiting Der father, ). : Hall,
has returned o. Der home iu fryehurg.
Mr. Brown OF Minnesota. l. visiting his
slstsr. Mrs. ". n. Keen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
RRyANTs POND.

Rev. Eugene whitman OF Sidney. Jane
wymsn OF Lynn, George farrsr OF FRAN
iueham, and Augusta NJ. Trull OF Merfi
mac. are In town.
George o Perhsm has . tne ,hree-yesr'
old Pstchsn colt, purchased recently Of
Hiram Blsbee OF Greenwood.
Roscoe Tracy has engaged TO teach
fall term OF school In Peru, commencing
the first OF September.
The summer term OF school a. Nortt
Woodstock finished July "a. Miss Perhan
Was liked very much A. . teacher.
Dled-In North WOODSTOCK June ivtn
Mr.. Merrill Chase, aged 81 years. lie wa
horn in Minot March 20, 1879, and came Y
woodstock when three years OF sge. fol
MANY wears be was In the mill business
and put up the first mill In town. HI
funeral occurred the 2lst aud was ATTENDED
nv Rev I. H. Tabor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
UPTON.

The Inhabitants 81 Upton and vicinity
are really lndlgnsn, with the Mormon III
der Sessions, who has been like snake 10
the grass, while charming Levi Haywood
n. assumed To be an angel Of light. II
was no, known by any OF the friends until
the hour was sc, 10 be baptized iu'o tbs
Mormon faith, which ceremony was per
formed Al IN, Monday.
Lshla Chase. who has been visiting ths
Chase brothers, has returned 10 her home
In California.
There are several sick ones In town.
Farmers are thinking 10 commence hay
Ing the i2th. There may b. some early
grass cut before that time.
Mrs Florence Abbott OF Norway i WIS.,
Ting friends here.