Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
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A large number Of the citizens 81 Bethel
attended The state fsir NJ Lewiston -
Much Interest was awakened, ~ viewing
the stock. aud ] " Phllbrook tui II
Hastings bought Ayeafling Hereford hull
for Improvement OF the stock In the north
par, Of The town, aud l.. Bean bought =
Hereford calf 10 puirpon bis farm Al Nes'
Bethel
ST &JM Phllbrook will drive ,hree
hundred ysafling- ani two'JcAr.old. 70
Bethel the last 81 SEPTEMBER. from Yer
mont, that the farmers may further I'm.
prove their stock Toe large tmount OF
fodder from the sweet corn, ha- given
quite an Impetus 20 siock'rAlslug, aud eft'
atci = strong desire Tor Improved breeds
Abel Chandler. H., your cories?ouirni
&C" OF Bethel, has laid out Mason Para
into house lots, aud i fact flspo-lng o'
them a, reasonable prices The lots oon
tain one acr. each, aud are The most de-
.ir.be lots % be- obtained Ia The Village
Mr. Chandler deserves much credit Tor IN
llb.ral lie OF the lots. and Il having :
really saic a & hss purchased one. and
l. putting In the foundation for an elrgani
house. Jan. Benson has purchased so
other and VII. Immediately coinmenee on
Oh. foundation Your correspondent RON
q ussd, Judson blake, takes smother lot
and will build 10 the spflng. Also jane
uofsdon takes another. aud will bald next
season.
Last week our citizens were stsftlsd ~
= telegram that Wilson Chandler, son "i
John Chandler. Eco, OF stow was To-
s,an,ly killei Ia the accident on the i &
| % Railroad, near Step Falls. Wilson
Chandler was born Ia the town OF stow
and WAS the son OF John Chandler, who
now resides on the OLD farm Wilson
lived on the farm with his father I'LL four-
teen years ego. when he went A. nreman
on the train. In 4 short time. being II
markedly good boy for bis employers ~
was put In charge Of an engine. which NJ
retained until the accident wilson was
forty years old lie received his clues
ton AZ the common school As scholar
he was siudlous aud accurate, fully under
standing what he investigated and always
maintaining an honorable rank In his class.
Socially, he was amiAble. modest and pre-
possessing, and morally be seemed to De
without fault. No Young man In OXFORD
| County has been held In higher estimati0n
| or given greater promise OF n useful HE
| Ills body was taken In charge by the Free
Muons OF Portland, OF which order b.
was n member, and properly cared Tor and
arrangements made Tor burial. After EN-
halmlng the boiy, II was sent 10 fryeoufg
on the train where II arrived about noon
II was then conveyed In carriage TO stow
where the funeral services were held 10
the VI. l.. church. Rev. Mr.. diamond oil
Frysburg conducted the services, assisted
BY Rev. SIR FArTar. After the services
| MI. body wss taken In charge by the Ma.
sons Of Fryeburg aud Lowell aud buried
In accordance with the rites OF theli
Order. The floral offerings from friends
and fellow craftsmen were very oeAutliol
aud suggestive OF the highest respect and
regard 10 which be was held by those who
knew him. large sud b.sutifal piloSo l
iouers from the 4. s % X IL, tiangl'
from the Royal Arch Chapter, aud erOs'
and anchor from the Portland comm,rderJ
and Others were sOms or ihs gus :
The deceased leaves = father. brother and
sister at stow. q brother At Washington
ID. C. and brother and sister, Mrs Gro
YER, at Bethel 10 mourn his loss. q.