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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
". SUMMER.

In my last item promised TO give an
account 81 The court or hearing here Au'
gust 2O-2i. Al ten CLOCK. The nrst day,
they began the business OF opening The
hearing and calling the witnesses. There
were about twenty-five Of them. SwAsey
{ Davis FOR town, and Blsbee for South
Hlll people. Amer examining one witness
they adjourned 20 Pm. The afternoon
WAS spent In examining witnesses, also a
part OF The next forenoon. The remainder
OF the forenoon was devoted 10 Dayis's
argument and Blsbee's plea. Ia the aner'
noon Swasey's plea; quite plea-hN
Y. w. Chandler has got bis fouudatlon
ready for bis engine house and also Tor his
large mill.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Small OF East Llmlngton Is
3, the Hotel. ,
]. J. Abboi,'s pocket-book was lined
pretty well AZ time OF road meeting-pre-
sumsbly with greeuhacks.
Mrs. Lowe OF Massachusetts IL visiting
q. Heath and wife.
Rev. Fred Houghton, Deering, will preach
AZ the Unlversallsi house the three last
Sundays In Sept.
Cattle buyers begin 10 drop In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
FRYRRuRG

A small party OF gentlemen from the
oxford House went around the river on
Al ,uiay The river has been 80 low that
fever pAfile. than usual have taken this
delightful excursion.
Msssr.. ChNls. and Eiwari f,sssnien
have b.eu making their usual visit to their
native place the past week
A Il stone. Sapt OF School. In Spring
Geld, Mass 10. necn In town AZ bis els
ter. Mr-. II McSeal.
Allan I. ani Miss Llssy shirley have
been visiting a. II shirley AZ Bethel.
oar summer guests are gradually leav'
log. bat the scholars Will soon take their
plsces.
Lueisn Knlgh, has been a. Miss Osgooi's
Tor few day, with bis mother, Mrs
Jodge Knight. who will soon 60 "a Miss
A y. Pages, 49, Mrs. O,gooi's rooms are
engaged IN scholars.
Prof n. l.. whitney and family OF hos
ton ana Mrs. Duuham of Hebron were A.
q. II. BarrOwss Tor few days.
Capt O. II BrAibury Il In town, the
guest Of y Shirley.
Ja'ee Virgin and wife are silll a. the
Oxford Housc; his health II Improving
The DIR Towle house" now owned by
r. weeks, l. being moved back from The
street and 1. ~ be thoroughly renovated.
Amos G. Frye. who has been detained
from his postal route by sickness for some
weeks. will be able 10 return 20 bis work
neat week.
Miss % Swan AMI T. Ballard have re-
novel from the farm into the riboci,s
house. purchased several m0ahts since by
Miss Swan.
Horace Ballard has gone 10 the Inter
vale" A. walter.
There Il prospect that the wsrrinsr
shop, vacated by Willard Charles, will be
again occupied by jrwcler.
Col Dow's house was closed on Sai1r'
day AMI The family are AZ Portland.
& A. Page has returned To Leicester.
Ne. Mary Ann Osgooi has gone TO Dor
ham. y II.
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+. BETHEL.

A vefy pleasant reunion was held Aug.
i1th A. the residence OF &. T.. Bean OF THIS
place by The rsmsiuing members of The
family % Xvi AMI " aria NccdhAm-all that
AZ now living being preset, VIZ Mrs.
Maria Stiles. X W. Neesiham Ani vile Of
Rnmfori. J Madison Bartlett. wife And
daughter % this place. Johu q Newell,
wife And daughter OF New Haven, Coun..
Charles NJ NecihAm % Boston. AMI C. c.
Bsan. wife Aud daughter Although this
r,uulon cAllei up many al thoughts, u
va a happy gathering. Ani al enjoyed
the privilege OF once more helng together,
ard especially 80 me sgsd mother. who,
hsln- nov 10 Der So year, 4, remarkably
well and smart for one who has passed
thruugh 80 much trouble. In The year 81
l.i9. she buried her husband. Egi Need
ham. Ia is6i she was called % mourn
the los % dear sou, lleury Needham,
who Wa the nrs, martyr 10 oar late re-
bs.i.on.-he bsing killed ~ the mob Al
Ba'tlmorr. IN i-Gt she was again called
- mourn The lOss OF a daughter who died
la uolynks. Mass. one whom she Was not
able 20 visit In her last sickness aud speak
the last Kind word 20 sOOthe the aehlng
heart. Ia ls6l she married again NJ
Eooch stiles. with whom she lived lev
years. then sgain death came and took him
from her eide. SIN she bore her trouble
IKE martyr and = Christian. In l,,O an
other son. otis Nee,ibam Of West Bethel.
died Of heart disease. and In ls,i her old
-, son. John NcedhAm OF West Bethel.
wAs stricken down and passed away 90 be
with those wno hal gone before. Two
sons AMI three daughters stiil I've 10 care
for And comfort her Ia her last days,
should their lives be spared.
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A, ch,.... uIll. Tom pordIp has not 4

At Chsse's Mills Tom BurdIn has pot
thresher Into his mill for threshing grain
II was In operation, making business live
IL AZ the Mills. Politics predominatsd Ia
the talk among the farmers there eongre
gated.
Scion Chase IL stlii Postmaster. lie Il
now absent on q stumplng tour.
Reuben foss Is threshing In this part o'
the town.
Hubbard Lowell and wife have been "a
Pennington visiting.
Mrs. q. Y. Hathaway. Of Cambridge,
Mass, has been visiting 81 Widow
Chsse's.
Blseibsrries are worth three cents pei
quart al our stores.
There l. promise OF large spple crop.
Mis-. IIersey proves q popular assistant
In the Post-ofilce.
Hiram Couan,'s dog has killed y wood
chueks this season.
Politics quiet; knowing ones whisper
cts 4 stlll hunt"
james Russell attended the horse trot At
Fairfield with "Stsr Carer"
Potatoes are rusiing. w. y. Duoknsm
has = handsome piece Of the white Ele'
phsnt variety.
Ike Fuller has bought . horse ~ John
NJ Tobln for els.
Person aud property seem jus, as secure
here as before the President len the Cspl.
lisl on his vacation.
II u. Waite and son attended the TEN.
perance. Labor meeting AZ Msrsnocook on
the gS,h lost. They went with tesm-,he
distance being about - miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
OXFORD.

Mrs. Cybella Faance died August 2oih,
after a pAlufal Illness. Her funeral was
ou Sluday. Rev. Mr. Ba1dm officiating.
She va. carried % Lisbon fOr burial. She
was the las; Of family OF four sisters.
Her property. with the exception ola Few
small REQUESTS 10 relatives, WAS willed 70
The Soelety In Portland FOR Prevention OF
Cruelty 90 Animals.
Among the guests In town last week
we're AbiAl Jones and daughter OF Auburn,
Mrs. Ots OF Someryllie. Mss, Mrs.
Tewksbufy % Auburn, Mr.. Rogers and
wife OF Portland. Hiram Gilbert and wife,
Cambriigepori. former residents, Mr.. Nc
Killey and wife, Boston, Charles Hal and
vie. Horace Hall. orange Geer walcoti,
Calcago. q. HsnscOm aud family. Boston,
W. Faunce. Bridgton, and Charles Hawks
ant wife. Wintham.
Nrs. Howe aus Mrs. Cushman OF Hebron
we're 10 town last week 10 purchase farni-
ture OF Darrell & Hawkes., 10 furnish rooms
Tor students.
Ms. Nellie Booker gave lawn party,
Thursday evening. i7th. - q large party
OF youug people. The grounds we've hupg
wiih Chinese lanterns which, with pro.
fusion OF towers, presented beautiful
appearance. Ice cream. cake. etc, were
served, and = very pleasant evening was
passed. - -,
against the oxford Nine Saturday. and
Won the game By score or - 10 10, the
Oxforis playing rather loose game.
A party visited Stresked Mountain Tues
a.V Rev. Mr.. EmmOns and family. Miss
IIsrsey, Mrs. and Mss Corning, Messrs.
Tuis. Miss Jersey walked The greater
portion Of the way and Also walked nome
ansr climbing the mountain.
A series OF games by Granger Base bsi
CAB 1. being played against The Wslen'
vile Cub In which the Orfords are h'u'
ahead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
ALBANY.

Rev. J. W. Chicksring. ID. ID, OF Bos
ton, spent the Sabbath with friends here.
Arthur Tan. Esq, OF Uxbrldge, Mass.
hiss spent few days here.
Ambrose wardwell has returned TO An
sonia. Conn.
George briggs has taken rent In Mr.. As
plnwalfs house.
Lafayette Briggs has len North Water
ford and gone TO live with his fan z. j. III.
briggs.
Austin Hutchinson has sold three pairs
OF three year-oli steers Tor $3.50 and pair
81 oxen for $50. making the snug sun OF
Sass from bis farm. Who will say that
farming doesn't pAyl
Drovers are quite plenty; are paying
$50 Tor cows aud other stock about The
same s. last year.
stock l. looking quite well feed 10 pas
lures good.
Potatoes are looking very well; corn
has had the shakes" and looks poorly.
Ell. Foster has an apple tree loaded with
ripe fruit and on one branch Il cluster OF
blossoms
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FRYE

one day last week J. l.. Weeks and son.
IA wears OLD, were cutting bushes beside
An old brush fence. They looked over the
fence and saw . young deer. They got
over and the deer came 10 them, snd
would lap their hands. but they could not
get hold OF him. One or two days ater,
his son went into the woods AFTER the oxen
when he heard the deer bleat- IL was
some rods OF. The boy commenced 70
cali, and the deer ran 10 him and Jumped
into his arms. when II found II WAS
csurh, II was much frightened. and kicked
vigorously. You hsd ought TO have seen
Charles oyeralls when he got home, oat
Charley hung To the deer and j. still hang
| ing 10 IL. The deer IL we'll and hearty.
The grove meeting that was spoken o.
lsst week viii begin Saturday 81 o'elocH
p. NJ, As appointed last week.
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nlXFIEI.D.

oar church congregation was swelled
last sunday hy one of the excursion par
ties which ar leaving Portland Tor Rum
ford Falls on Saturdays % This month, r.
turning ca VI ,nisys, spending thslr san
DAYS ~ this place. Among The number
wsrc NJ sud Mrs George IL watkins and
Mr. ani NJ. Roswell G. Bradford.
Mr. Hiram Cox and her daughter have
returned from GA Orchard. where they
have ben for quite long time.
Dnn Gttrs. lone Aui Grant Harlow NltA
Tastis Gr~suleaf lsfi here on Monday for
Ksui. llil where thsy will attend school
Little Gsrtie And Grace Harlow have
eoue o. Paris Iiili % live with their sister.
NJ. Atwood They will be missed very
uuch.
Mr asi Mrs. Scott Chase With ihslr
niece. Mss Msmle Austin. aud Nc. Harlow
aus slsie-. fron Au0uru. are a. Weld Pond
for ~ tsys.
The iutsrrst In tennis continues. We
notice liiile parties gathering Al ne dlntr'
mt courts 0u pleasant Afternoons. II i
very healthy exercise. and ~ are cspse-
iAliy glsi % SCI youug lAiies Interested In
anything that viii improve their health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
ANDOvER.

Mrs-Purlngton. rellet % The late Amos
Purlngton OF this place. died al the rssi-
dence OF her sou, II ID. Purlngton. Al
South Esston. Mass, las, Saturday. Aug
"a. The rsmAlns weru brought home Tor
burial. the funeral services occurring Al
The Congregational church. Tuesday amer.
aeon. conducted by Rev. David Garland Of
Bethel The deceased. who was - years
% agr. was a sister OF the late John II
brown of Portland.
The infant son % Mr. AMI Mrs. n Y.
corson died last Friday, aged about four
months.
Rev. Mr.. Appleton. nom Rhode Island,
rrrschei AZ the South And0ver school
house last Sunday r n.
T. = 40. II. Poor have started their
threshiug machine. They have . eonven.
lent building for the purpose and are pre-
pared to thresh all grain that may be
hAnled 90 them.
The Congregational SOclable was 81 Mrs.
John Akers's. "Wednesday evening.
q W. Partridgs has gone 10 Dover
Nh.
Hop 7lcklug has begun. though mos, Of
The grower will not commence until Au-
gust SD. The crop l. light
Excursions % the places Of Interest 10
he vicinity are the popular thing Just
now
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE


Warn weather at the weather 20 for
Sari thc corn. which 10 some two weeks
ate
Potatoes will BE- Allshi crop owing 10
ta Try weather.
Apples are large and fair and agood
CROP
A. George A. Cole OF Cornish and lady
Nele coming 20 Porter village on Tuesday
@ gai at. they cOiliied with = team driven
,y Charles Pentexter, near the residence
OF John STANLEY 10 South Hiram. IL being
very dark neither saw OF heard The otnef
urt. TOO la,e % avoid a collision. NJ
fe1fsxtsf was thrown cut and quite so
Fefrly injured. art bis wagon was osaD
smashed. Sir. Cole escaped with no ma
'srial lsilry. A lantern on carriage
tifk nlgat. would save these accidents
Among The people visiting here The pAsi
Nesk we're j. N. Libby and wife Of Boston
ani Elmer T. French % Pittsnsid. y. IL.
I. l.. french has Two nne eAlves-one :
heller. Is oloOded Hereford. giFth = isei
a Inches. l. IL
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so. BUCKFIELD.

A few nights since several members OF
Fred Blcknell's family were awakened by
the noise OF some person who led surrep'
tltIously entered. but each thinking per-
hsps IL might be some member OF the
household raised no alarm until at last
Fred arose Just In time 10 sce the nocturn'
al visitor Jumping out OF . window. Moth
ing but some edibles were missed. The
next morning Ia. Maxim ON going TO his
barn early found . man sleeping on The
the hay now and later found his COW
MIXED. All OF which snJrds strong pre-
sumptive evidence Of the presence OF Q
tramp In town.
Imsde brief visit TO Turner few days
since. Turner IL . large and prosperous
town. The butter factory IL located a.
Bradford's Village. Cream 10 furnished
the factory from six hundred cows, max
| Ing on an average during the height o.
feed four hundred and my pounds OF but
ter per day.
Leonard Bea's keeps eighteen cows, jim
Allen ten. Jim Allen IL In feeble heelth.
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DENMARK.

Horace N. Bennett and wife OF Lowell,
Mess. are visiting AZ Moses VI Benne,ts
III wltham has gone 10 krnts HUI u
attend school
Miss Adile Worth and children are VS.
Ting a. their fathers. william 4. Good
win.
Mrs. II. y. Smith o. Deerlne and bel
niece nom Massachusetts,, ATE Al Joseph
W Colhy's.
oar clothing nrms are closing up WORK
for the season. believe The business has
been better than for = number OF years
wallace H. Merrill has gone 10 Britgiot
20 work In the carriage shop OF A. ID
Pratt
Potter Oriway are puiting new VA
Ter wheel into their furniture shop.
Miss Ingalls, OF the Post ONCE has re-
turned from = trip 10 Portland.
shall not say anything about MT
wooiman. although be has been here IN
accompanied by his own or any o'hei
mans wife.
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sIICRIFF's SALE.

OxTORD, s.-Tsken on execution. spd vil
be cold By Iube auftlou % TIE highest tlider, %
saturday. the eightseuth dsy ~ septsmber, A. ~
lSG, AZ two o'c iOck In The ansraoon, Al the las
ofhcs Of A. y Iieriek, IN Bsihel. In said Comfy
All the risht In equity uhieh james ssJe,nnsll
OF all Hsthel. has, 20 re.ieem the following de
seribsd mOrfgassd real cstsie. situated IN fsh
Bethel sni BOUNDED a. follows, va bsfinhin.
Al store poet On the westward siie 81 the toad
leading psst the iarm formerly tnowa a. th'
Nathsa Hal farm. thence running norhssFd %
line 81 land formerly osued by Moses my snt. u
land formerly osnei ~ jacob himball ihene'
eastward on sAid kimhali lsnd q. Owned By sab
kimbali Febfu,ry sth. LEA, % the fret mentioned
boaod. snd bsinE the sane Land cOoyeYet ~ a I
Kimbsll 10 one Nsihan Hall or James NJ. Hal
Also shottsl parcel Of lad morlsaged A. h,re
nfst named stone posri thence westsarily on NE
lac of sah iiryaBt's land, e. u was on tald IN
dsy Of febfuny. ls.f, 70 bireh ire hthe,
soslh~srdiy Al Tisht asEiss viih ne shove aboal
tsslys rods ~ lard boandsd BY Eilsh DAY "a
Jane Msyooaueli's thence esstsriy ab)et nitj
roo. 90 the llne Of saif Land last nsnef. - me
rosf thence n0rlhSsrdly on sail f1aito thc h1s'
mentioned bound. And slso another pncel' de,
scfibed a. followst Beginning 81 saii stone po.l
near the south east corner OF TIE house. thsncs
~sstwsrlly on line Of land Get 81 on al etsedlion
Hiram bay sEaiast Nathan Hall AMI Jane. N
Hall, sboat any rods % birch tree hence
northssr,ily ats Tisht angie 9th the last nsn
ti0nsd llus TO The lins II land 0sned BY Moses
kimbsli, March :ist. lrtl, thence eastsardlf on
said line Of the sait kinbalfs Land 70 the corner
Of lsId formerly oshei By Jacob kimtsll thence
.outhwardly on liae OF sail last nsmsi lAni y
nr., mentioned boani. AMI also VIII be coil ~
public auction al The time and place u)fesiid, Az
The righi IN equity which sad James Mayo inasil
has, - redeem the 10 ll0s Inc described motisAfed
rssl sslsts, situated IN said Bethei 10 vi lot
Numbered seven Ia The Third range. ekeeputs
Gftssn acres ron the soslh vest corner. i0fmef y
decided 10 MI Estes. ten scres nom the uofth snd
OF SAIL lot. Formerly decided 70 Danisl ksiss. and
twelve acres reserved BY kphrsim brJsnt IN MS
deed 20 Hiram Day, jay Let. isos. and Alec et
osptlns ell Of said iOt which lays sasiefiy Of me
middle line Of the old town road running thfoesn
~ CYRUS N. woRnELL. psruy sheriff
August lih. is1.
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RuMroRp CENTRE.

Miss Eva Kim ball. daughter OF v. ID
Kimbali, IL travel ing quite extensively this
season In Europe with her uncle, w. w
Kimball OF Chicago.
There have been many excursions te
Rumford Falls; hardly day passes bu'
whst quite a lot wend their wsy there t6
see the sights.
Bert farnum has recovered from hi'
sickness and IL spending few weeks a
home.
1859 In the shade Friday.
The hops In this town will be qalt'
light; lice are very thick, aud many are
blighted.
BlaIne's speech q. sebsgo is highly com
mented upon.
Joseph Peniey and others are spending
few DAYS st the Lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
STATE PICK UPS

he North Atlantic Sgasdrou has len
porlsui Harbor.
TIE state Grange Festival vas bell A.
O.i orchard. last veek.
Lewis Cart. an inmate % Wet Bath
a.nshoase. huns himself
Aaron Hayue.. o., Passaiumkeag. com
nliisd suicide by hanging.
The Knox AT Llnco,n Veteran Associ'
a,iou he'd meeting iAst week.
TIE Lewiston steam Nh Co. aas gore
irio Insolvency. A. a result ofise Boston
aIlres.
large arcmen's muster wAs heii In
Gardiner at ThursiAy Aooli l,lpl
fr,mtn were present
I'd. Ken.hec Medical Association held
81 second annual p.cuic a. Laki MNAn'
.lok itsi Thursday.
Alahor Convention was bell Ia me first
c -rrr-sionsi District a.; Tuesday, Ani
uaf.f O M1uiiou, 90 faimouta, Wa NOM
-a.ei Cor Congress.
uun. John b Rsdman. collector ~ To-
r-rsI Hsysuac for TIE District ~ Nne'
VII move me oflce from Portland % Ills
s,-,h scout the middle % September.
Cses,sr ID wlthsm. who shot Joseph
uerry Turner To- Somervilie, on The f1urih
.ftl.. mouth. was iAst week arrested To-
q .rgg.ng camp To- The woods shove tn
t
I,aac. Badi. keeper ofihe Toll house
MI " ..cAs.st. va shoi by Lewis Phillips.
Plip. was arrested aut pat IN jail
bifi received an Ugly h-sh Woand' oei
r.t srripus.
Patrick Fahsriy. of Lewiston. assaulted
t. sifs with q hAichet. breaking two rios
l1f lrf.cting scalp wounds TIE police
az nelghhors were alarmed BY The No
mans cries sut rescued her from him
rhe Wcman's condition i critical
TIE FIRST Maine Heavy Artillery Associ-
at.nr hsii 10 annual reunion AZ OitoSn,
rlesfsy. Aux "a. President Col 4 a.
saith. Boston. presiding. and wAs the
.arrs.t rc-uuion ever held. some three
tl1if,d being present olcefs elected
90 the ensuing year.
uon j. d Han. % Lewiston. found =
n1e 1ahy. dead and nAke'i. 10 hls gArden,
,ltiay mornlng. Aug -. The mother
va 1ani to be Mary Poo,er, Sho gave
trih 90 The child on the Sidewalk and
',rrs 10 over the fence into the garuen'
Tte corners Ilry ahsolvet her ron ca I'M.
ra .rier;. fnilng that she SAs not railonAl
ans ftsousihle a. The time OF me &C.
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MIDDLE INTERvALE tBrrnrL'

Mrs. y. sanborn shot q hawk q short
time ago Mrs. Ssnborn favored Us with
music, instrumental aud vocal. She en-
cells In both.
Mrs Lsmuel DanhAm has been visiting
here.
The Sabbath school took ride q few
days ago 10 the Basins In Albany.
We have hal due rain; crops look quite
we'll
The DkNocRAr has q wide circulation,
and all seem u like H.
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BYRON

Absl lrlsh. wife and sou. OF Bucknsli.
mais visli % friends In town recently
H.. C Yoang. wife aud daughter OF Brit
tons Mlls are visiting AZ The old home
stead. A ) lOung's.
Charles n Lucas AnI wife are visiting
AZ Mr. Shaw's-
Oosd wilson IL 90 build house above
Stab I'LL" near T.. Shass.
r. Abbott Il builiing . camp Al fonr
Pouis, near the spring ess,o Little Round
Pond. The one be has !. no, suiil lent 70
accOmmoiate the company A. the Ponds.
some forty have bcsu a, Mr. longhior's
AMI ihe Ponfs TIE past week, Ani report
The a.hlng cool.
John ant Herbert Johnson hal Anlce
colt seriously lujarei recently. by getting
bis foot caught In The crotch OF . fence
p1ie In The pasture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
MASON.

A.G. Loyejoy IL cutting Des. Lovejoy's
meadows In Albany. lie Is having hot
time 20 haul his hay.
william p. Putnam and wife have been
Waiting friends aud relatives 10 Mason,
waterford and Bethel. lie Is pleasantly
situste.i In Lewiston. but be claims the
privilege OF visiting his nstive place once
year.
Joseph Scribner and A. @. LoysJoy
r,.ped three fourths OF an acre OF winter
rye in three hours. Mr.. Scribper i near
20 years OLD. Come on, boys, with your
slckles. or the 'old man will get all the
grain cut before you strike clip.
Me-. Hutchinson has gone 10 Gorham
". N.
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NO. PRyEBuRo.

Nc. ami Mrs. T. J. Haley are visiting
friends In Mechanic Falls and vicipIty.
George Ballard. one OF our Oldest and
most respected citizens, IL dangerously III
At his residence 81 West fryeburg.
Henry Eaton met with serious accident
last Wednesday. While passing the horse
power his hand was caught aud pulled Ia
n the gearing. 0ae dagger was pulled on'.
taking the cord To the elbow with quite q
large piece OF muscle.
We regret 10 learn Of the death OF James
Colby OF Lowell. Mass. lie was visiting
friends In Eastern Maine, when he was
stricken with typhoid fever aud died aitsf
short illness. lie was the youngest sou
OF Albert Colby OF this place.
The birch Illll Circle me, last week with
Mrs. wyman Jones.
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LOCKES MILLS.

News items not plenty this way.
A runaway accident occurred At Dadley
Cottage. Walter Page OF Hsyerhill. Mass.
went out ridIrg with his lady and hitchsd
his team near the grounds. Some IRE
works that they were sending up brighten
ed the horse which broke away and ran
through the orchard, demolishing the top
OF the buggy, but doing no futher damage.
Frank Estes IL sick with cholera morous.
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WEST BETHEL.

Those Who went 90 the Band Tourua
men, AZ Norway rvpori good time.
Many farmers are Improving The present.
beautiful weather Ia eating bushes.
A = Bean keeps two four horse teams
baslly employed In hauling sPooi-sirip'
from M,son.
AK. Hicks. wife AMI sou. and Ira Swan,
wife Aud two children ~ Greenwood, made
a. A pleasant visli last week. Mrs swan
Is = daughter OF the well.kuown Green
wool cofrespondeni OF The DKNocR,r.
David q. Holt h. returned home from
California
This l. The season FOR those 20 make
money Who have horses aud carriages "a
let. or have accommodations Tor FEW
wealthy boardcrs from the cities
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
= HEBRON.

Tie travel 70 Strtaksd Mountain Tor
hileoerriss has been large; berries have
been plenty. but the season Tor tnsm u
about over. Plenty can be bought OF me
farmers living beside the mountain. and
they are large. delicious berries, Too. vel
worth IN cents pr %. Blaekoerrie- also
are plenty.
Clarke Foster l. disposing Of bis sever
acrss % poistoss In Lewiston. lie got 70
cents The frst % the season. hut nov gets
90 cts. lie sold In one day SO worth OF
PEAS
A tesr has BEEN seen several times In
tifsrsut places here.
Skunks are nunerOus-a family OF I've
BY TIE roadside vas the terror Of the pass
er-by.
n ID. futile sold a nne Jersey heller 20
Z. r. Eitsr. Of Boston, FOR family use.