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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
No WATERFORD

NeFy qniet here since eleciiOu.
DR. CLARK has moved % Portland. lie
cane here some four years ago . compare
tive str.ugsr. and daring The past p-riOi
has msde many warn fri.nts aud gaised
an snviahie rrpat.tion. We Wish him sue.
res. iu III. nsw r-if % labor.
Charles Andres. 10 sgsn, for the town
farm. ~ salary % $500 per yeu.-
Ilc i the sou % R-v Zns Andrews OF
south WOODSTOCK. The smArtesi man ~
his az To that town. The sbIve sou came
hsrr from New Gloucester. where be has
been agent Tor The town farm Ia that town
Tor The past four years. lie l. On enter
pfisiug man-sisrted . poor boy with no
c.pltal. but through Industry and good
business tact has acquired . handsome
pioperiy.
M.A. u. w.shhuru Is AZ Ksnnsbouk.
port. heiug called there - attend her mo-
ihyr. Who j. v,ry sick, 'gcd 5 years.
Kllbourus q Sanders have bought the
gfl.i mill owned by James Brown, and We
earn arc ln,sniing 10 make improvements
and have . hr-i-clsss mill.
While Al Portlsnd had the pleasure Of
calling on Mrs. Nancy Coburn. who has
attained TO TIE great age OF 100 years She
retains her faculties, mental snd physical,
la . remarkable degree. Can re.ste inei'
dents which occurred sighiy and ninety
years ago, AMI during the past period down
~ tie present date. Her mind was e-pec.
tally clear on the subject OF religion, and
Il really dii me gooi % hear her speak
OF the Joy and hspplness that she expert
enced from day 10 day, aud her future
prospects OF heaven and immortal glory.
1 parted with her %, without hope ths,
should meet with her again Just beyond
The river.
To applicants who are entitled 20 &C.
erued pension a. six dollars per month, !
am informed officially that you will re
csiye this Dec.
Cold nights and the greatest frost ever
saw AZ this time % the year. Apples are
badly frozen. This should remind our
farmers TO gather their apples earlier, and
no, run any risk; also all kiuds OF crops.
North Waterford, Albany. Stonehsm'
aud North Lowell will hold their Cattle
show and Pair. Saturday, Oct 10Th. Al
North Waterford. A good time Is ex
pected. n the weather Is stormy, ne1'
fair day amer Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
ANDOYER.

The fArmsrs have their potatoes nearly
al huvsstri The yield j. large AMI The
quality good. bat fss Geld. being sr.cisi
~ rot - any serious degree. The Anio.
yer "praiiss- arv a. unmernus ard large a.
ever so n Patrick sni Bridget sill send
his wsy f1r their supply they peei not
have "smkl ones q esi--the prophet oi
Greenwood - The contrary.
Clara 4 Bailey has returned 10 Poland
Tor The siuisr
TIE Congregational Laiiss' Circle NE,
siia Mrs.. NJ. 5. Dresser on wednesday
.veulng
"QaNrisry nesting" vAs held a. The NJ.
= churcL Tuesday Presiding kider Al.
ans cootacted apresehlug service both
ansruOon AMI evening
wm. Gregg gst. go bushels % potatoes
ron an acf~ ~ land this year.
Poor a Mitchell AZ threshlng .. Soaih
Andovsr
uou Henry V Poor AMI daughter from
Brsokllne. Mss we're 10 town last week
Eagene Taylor = hAving bis house re-
ualr,si
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OXFORD.

Mrs. lockwood OF Kepnebapk has been
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Hall OF East 0tis1sld. formerly OF
this place. Il very low.
Dr Leonsris OF Minnesota has been Wis.
iting his mother. Mrs Tubbs
Charles Barns OF Poland. formerly OF
oxford, has been elected Representative TO
Augusta
J,oob iisrsn, OF BridgtOu, was Ia town
last week.
Roscoe brown has bought the Warren
Rich hOase, also the house of Ezekiel fOgg
who with his wife has gone 10 Mass, 20
live with hls daughter.
Chares Robinson has novel here from
Winthrop and viii work si blseksmiihlng
In the shop on the old school house lot.
Mr. MeAllister has . crab apple tree
which has borne three crops OF spples and
blossomei Tor the fourth time this season.
Mrs. silAs Downing OF East oxford diei
aftsr . long ani serious illness. Sept 10.
sgsd On years aud months.
A succession % heavy frosts EEL last
week
"EaFth, thy chii'rcn praise thee thus.
fveu fnr The change that cntnes
with gfiFf frOm thee - ns-
for thy cradles Ani Inv touhs.
fur thy pleasant coru and zine.
And sanner heats. AMI siso fOr
Th- fro.t upoa ths sycamore
All bail upon TIE vine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
FRYEBURO.

Those present ut the Tsachers' Couven
ton a. Brownneld report . very success
full meeting. and generous hospitality on
the part Of the BRO uudeld people The
nett meeting IL 10 beIin this place.
DR.. John Ballard. from some place "ou'
West" has been here 20 see his father
Geo. Ballard, Who ws dangerously siek,
and has not yet recovered.
Most OF the audience at the Congrega'
ilonsl church were surprised on Sunday
ny the resignation OF DR. Mason. read by
Dea. Merrill. aud accepted by the commit
tee OF the church.
The West Oxford Agricultural Fair VA
held October So. The weather VAS noe,
and the attendance WAS very large.
Fred Powers Was Kicked by . horse on
Tuesday. and severely ipJured, bot no Sc
rious results are sppr.hsbded. IL he IL
careful.
Glorious fall weather, bat rain IL needed
a. some wells are dry 10 the town.
Mrs. Margaret Carrie Warren land sou)
OF Buxton has been a. Miss Pages for
.sw days, renewing the aequsintsnce aud
associations OF her school dys many years
ago.
E.P. L,mson, father OF Dr. ID. l. Lam
sou. died Friday afternoon. after . llnser'
ing illne-s OF several months.
John Heath. . very aged nan, living
with bis son, is low
III. Kelley. "over the river, Was buried
on Friday Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
NORTH PARIS.

Henry washburn has been making re-
pairs on the chair fsctory-newly shlnsl'
ing and enlsrgipg the engine room There
seems 10 be an Increasing demsnt Tor
shaker chairs. aud Mr.. wsshburn VIII en-
large his business the coming year. %. Y.
EIilngwood a Son take the chairs In The
white at West Paris and finish them for
the market
The Sewing Circle and 0psra Ciub have
bought shingles TO shingle the church and
tho labor has been given.
Those numerors friends OF the farmer
the earrion crows-begsn last spring 90
usual 70 help the farmers "ralse" their
corn and potatoes. They have been help.
ing w. Y. Chllds I'LL nis potato crop Oil
summer, and now they are helping him
and many other farmers harvest their corn
crop; for some Of the farmers they have
taken about oue.hslf Of the erop-eo they
say. They nll the air In countless mum
bsrs. and Il IL astonishing what their m
lied Efforts can accomplish.
Mrs. o. q. Andrews and Miss Linds
Lawrence are quite III at this writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
MASON.

oar people are done harvesting ssee,
corn . fair crop generally vAs raised.
bot The early trusts male bal work With
IL They have tAken 10 ~ the factory
much longer than usual after IN frosis.
The crov. have done me no dsm,gr this
ssa.ou. bat have worked wholly In my In
tsrest
The cOous ar somewhat troublesome,
bui caught one this morning lie ~as =
te,uiy-voui ssni The editors q piece.
W.. thsy DOT 81 far 90
No II W Be,n 1. ve.y feeble aud has
hssn fnr som~ tine.
Mr.. A Beau has returned from Conn.
where sbs spsut The summer.
We ar having what slll pass ZOE an Ia
dian summer.
Hat frw ~ oar people ven, 10 the fslrs
ihi. year too busy, I tAlnk, rather lsek OF
Interest
Putsioe. tarn oct rather light. bat ~
good quality iniian corn almost = fall
urc
Apples AZ abundant; people hardly know
what 20 do vita them
J,s.ph scr'uef has been 20 Norway Al
WORK f,w fays
samson ssnboru was In town yes,sr'
dav
People ar busy digging potatoes and
picking applcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
GREENWOOD.

Florruce V, wife OF Reuben NJ. Whit
man. died very suddenly on TIE 81 Inst.
she Vas coudued the 9TH OF September,
hNi been gaiulng slowly since. uutil Sun
dsy afternoon. when she was taken vio-
lsutly ~, aDd died before The doctor could
get there. she leaves husband and four
children, two sous and two daughisrs.-
she was 81 years Of age, and daughter OF
Henry Moves OF tals town. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev Seth Ben.
sou. Who spoke words OF comfort and con-
ISOLATION fron The text And his disciples
came. and took up the body, and buried H.
ant went and told Jesus"
r. L Wentworth has rot quite smart
agaln; Bat bis sister. jane Msrrism, IL
nsArly helpless AMI speeches.; u IL re-
nsrkable hOs TIE body aud spirit ehng
- each other.
Bethel mn recently, and were very Inter
r.ied In %; they presented TIE iratn a.
,houEh they believed u themselves. aud
were anxious that Others should also.
A coplous rain last week. accompanied
by q undsr and lightning; nne weather Tor
harvesting since.
J.. W. Cummings stopped with us last
rirht: his health WAS very poor during the
summer, hsyipg hsd the ehills for The nrs'
time 10 warm weather, since leaving we
srmy. lie carries the mark OF the eouniel
Al Cedar Moantsln. In his len hand, and
Will 20 The end OF life. lie speaks very
hlehly OF that venerable couple. Deacon
I.ovsioy and wife. now nearly - year. OF
.we, the Deacon Il the Albany correspond
emit az the DENOcKsr, and probably ine
oldest 10 the brigade.
m any OF you read the las, verse OF "A
rhoasht." again, please call the second
10 lbs nrs, word y. snd 10 VIII make Oct
,sr .snss;-and then lay the mistake 'c
the printer. .
/ Ma IN. many tintsi leaves, yet somehow
L .oisrr n anf melancholy stne siHut-.
| Tue harbingsr % winters e"'A"s n.
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so BuCKFIILD.

Iw.s pleased To see Col Edwards with
his nne stock NJ the County Fair. The
prosperity and well being OF our country
1. dependent upon the development and
success OF our Agricultural Interests, -
therefore Col Edwards, an active and pro-
gressive farmer. represents 10 the uues'
sense q class OF men whose usefulness IA
in the highest sense superls,ive.
There seems % be such plethora o!
Fairs and horse trots this year. ~ 70 leave
one bat little time 20 attend 10 his private
Affairs, provided he should attend them all.
Gilbert Barrett has loaded several cars
with early fruit. paying OIL per bbL lie Il
also buying winter fruit, paying el ~
per bbl. for Bsidwins.
"star Gsrer," owned by Alfred y Rus.
sell OF this town, IL becoming celebrated
a. one OF the fastest horses In the State.
The prizes 10 has won this fall amount 10
q modest fortune.
Clark w. Foster. who has an Intervals
farm, the soil OF which IL rich vegetable
mold, says be raises th- best potatoes with
+" Bowker's I'm and Drill Phosphate.
Fred Bleknell. our popular blacksmith,
has three colts.
VIII Record IL buying poultry.
Sam Record VAS again offered 5000 foi
his tro,tsr N the State Fair. Buckneld
may we'll claim 70 be the banner town fol
horses.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

There were excursions 90 the new
steamboat on Thur-day sui saturday OF
lAst we.k. a. Ear a. MstAlluks lover poui.
Thoagh rather lsis Cor picnic parties, ihsy
al SEEMED 70 erlly H. Osiug 10 The cold
~ q. there now = Number of husky voices
sni ri noses.
ST. oftae guides came from Camp Carl
bou on Thursday. via Y VI ssOn, J. Ole
500. A. wOoimAn. W. Adkins. and ID c.
Aud n O Bennett The sporting season
i nearly over. Several more parties are
expected Tor . short stay a. the Camp.
SIR. ami Mr.. Bate. % the Mansfield
party. have returned home.
TIE Mason Family gave another i've
cent entertainment for aqaarier, on ffldsy
night.
A number % visitors 10 town, and irsv-
cling merchants are plen'v.
PC Film, has gone 10 Mass 70 stay III
arrr chrlstmNs
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On.EAll.

Amer an absence OF nearly two months
your correspondent IL AZ home fJr few
days, ani will send In . few items
What nne weather We have been having
thi. week
John W. Bsnns,, has been loading po,s'
io~- and paying sOc. for them.
Eoen Chspmsn caught bear In trap q
fe~ weeks ago.
Dr. Ill wight AMI wife OF Chicago have
been Spending fes weeks with relatives
here.
Qalts an accident happened 10 our s9s'
pension bridge last Friday. A \. ID.
J. VI. Phllorook were passing with large
drove OF cattle. some seventy or eighty
ran on. causing 10 10 break down, Killing
one and iujaring three Others so A. 10 ne
cessl,ste the Killing OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12
HEBRON.

Rev. c. 4 Harden returned from bis va
cation trip 10 spend Sabbath. His ser
mons have been highly appreciated by Wis.
itors during the sumner, and all consider
Hebron very fortunate In securing him as
pastor Of this church.
A new organ will soon be placed In the
church by J. A. Bueknam, ESQ. III II
should prove satisfactory. the choir Intend
20 pure asse Of him. The ehorisisr, ii. A.
cushmsn, Esq, Is conducting rehearsals
once each week, and the singing here is
usually very good; there are few places
that have go many tenor aud bass singers
As this. There are plenty OF young ladies
who might slng, but they do not take les
sons.
The people are so scattered that there
IA no literary association In the place, aud
A seems impossible To start the Chantau-
qaan Circle that many Of rs have been an
ticipaiing.
Mrs. Phsnlr Is boarding At Mr.. II. A
Cushmsn's.
Hebron has had iis share Of accomplish
ell visitors this season. D.
Rev. G. Y. Harden len early Tuesday
morning 10 attend the Convention 81 hoek
land.
WIN. X. Moody and wife OF Boston were
at Dea Moody's this week.
Mrs. w. A. Bartlett and Mr.. Bartlett.
mother intend going 10 Wyoming The ias'
OF this month, where Mrs. d. has been fo'
more than year.
A great many tall apples Are going to
South Paris 20 @. II. Portsf's.
FRANK Glover is also bayipg apples 10
this vicinity.
done 10 his cellar. g.
Hebron Grange has been presented VIII
n chain csrvsd from wood; aud IKE on
fraternity. every link IL complete. To
chain viii hold q conspicuous place. AM
90. only remind ne OF our duty toward
sss b other, bat win be . cherished memen
TO Of the giver, our worthy brother. DsA
Moody. okASoAx'
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BYRON

Ooed wilson has moved toto bis bs~
house near 4 Shs~'..
Last Friday. gtth ult l. j Tobin s'~
I've bsars two old ones and THREE cub.
ia N. ROAD east OF lothian shs~'s H.
ran for some Que 81 shoot them. ) Tsy
lor and A. =. Young went, bat the bears
hsd gone
Esther Rapdls,, 1. teaching a, Gum Cor
nsr
Marian Abbott OF ,hl. town l. teaching
at kinsnsld
A % Red has received another orisi
from The West for icoo lbs. rtnnsd sprue'
sum
OaIts q number 81 our people attends
"a. cattle show and fair 81 Aniover. The,
rspon qsits . good .ho- and good uot
ting.
Mr.. John Young. the oli,., man II
tow. (.bOai IS ye,r.,) IL qalie feeble.
John Young died October Slh, aged ~
years and months. Elder Abbott OF Pc
ru spoke words OF comfor, from job NV III
Ifs man die shall be live sgsinf All ~
ds,. OF nv appointed time will walt, I'll
nv change come" Many friends, neigh
bor.. children and grandehllirra me, u
pay their last respect. n him Who haf
been kibi friend and loving father .
many years Mr.. Young novel 10 this
town nearly 80 years ago from Duekneld
with some i've or slx Others from tn
same town, among which were names o
TAYLOR, shaw, Brown. Hall. simpson sns
Others The peIghbothooj IL called Buck
deld Uill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-12

The ladies connected with the VI. Y.
Society will hold their Annual Harvest
Festival and Fair, October 10. 81 the Rlslto
Hall. Efforts are being made 10 make II
one of the best Fairs ever held. Come one
come al.
DR. Kimbsll OF Ssco arrived Thursday
by Afternoon train, and will spend . short
vacation with his friends ., Bethel
The town voted last Wednesday TO raise
5000 more FOR the chair factory. making
In all 5000. The factory IL almost CON-
ple,ed on the outside, and adds much 10
the beauty OF the village.
oar Postmaster. Nc. Hastings, and his
assistant. Miss Locke, have moved into The
new po.tof'iee jus, across the street These
officials give entire sstisfsctioni never was
the Office hep, In better shape than a,
present
W. are pslnei 20 record the sad news
Of the death Of Mrs Jons,hsn Abbott, of
Bethel. Mrs. Abbott leaves two daughters
Who are teachers In the South. Q sou and
his wife on their wedding tour In New
York. . .on studying Law with Mr. Her
rick At Bethel llill. and . son al home -
SO has len us q noble woman. gone 10 her
home beyond the River
M,irr whlinOrv aud Sisn Captain Lamp.
ton, officer. In the Sslss,lon Army. arrived
on "a. trN train. Thursday. The saliva
ton room wss orOwiri IN its uimos, ca.
p.city some so were present Hampton.
~ hi. peculiar WAYS on the stage. IL some
times called Jumping Jack. Both are full
81 music sbd will draw . full house any
where The salvation Army has been
wording In Bethel about one year. and The
good thsy have done csnpo, be too highly
appreciated. for they hsv. drawn Into th'lr
rsnk. class OF voang men Who never ~eie
se.u In The inside Of q church. There has
ben an overwhelming change for the bot
ter. The sks,ing rink, the dsnelug hall
are amopg the ihlng. that we're. Oar
churches are nlling up fast Whist q
change 50 much for The salvation Army
coming 10 Bethel q
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wu.r rnrx Mrrrr WrL loo.


The unprecedented ,sle OF BoscAss's Ger
man Syrup within sfew years, has kstonish'
"a the world. Its without doubt the safest
and best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and sn-ctusi cure OF Coughs. Coils
and the severest Lang Troablss. IL acts
on IN entirely different principle from the
usual prescriptions given by Physicians,
a. 10 does not dry up . Cough aud leave
the disease still In the system, bot on the
contrary removes the cause OF the trouble,
heals the parts Affected and leaves them In
. purify healthy condition. A bottle kept
In the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, viii save doctors
bills and long spell OF serious illaess. A
trial will convince yoa OF thsse facts. II
10 positively sold BY all drusgists and gen
ersl dealers In the land. Price Z; cents-
large bottles.
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LOCKEs MILLS.

John rsbbsiis AMI wifs. from Lisbon.
has been stopping ALL c Tsboe,ts's fof .
fes days
walter Swift's house Il nearly ready for
occupancy; Charles Felt Il psinting u.
The people of this place we're psinei -
learn OF accident resulting In The death
o. Mrs. Deacon ABBOTT o, SOuih Bethel.
on last Tuesisy. Nearly all the children
were nom home-One being away on III.
bridal tour IL sill be sal news 20 greet
him With 90 NJ. return.
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ALBANY.

PIP. Dresser & Son are doing . good
thing for themselves and peighbors; they
have q pair OF Durham bulls two years old
las, spring. They girth six feet and nine
inches and are very well matched.
Mrs. Ann Flint and son have raised this
season 525 bushels OF oats by legal weight,
20 bushels OF rye. and about 500 bushels OF
potatoes. a, the rate OF 400 bushels per
acre.
George Foster OF Boxford, Mass, is WIS.,
ltlng At Lyman Johnson's. 'Ie reports .
large crop OF apples and crsnberries In that
region.
John Harelton has had quite severe a..
tack OF paralysis.
whooping cough 10 prevailing here.
Mrs. Rensselaer, Foster and son. OF Al.
burn. are stopping few weeks as Daniel
Cisrk's.
Mrs. Carrie l. Cole has gone 10 Lynn.
10 spend . few weeks.
EF. Upton killed pig 10 months old
ueished llG lbs-
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NORWAY LAKE.

Charles NswhAi All hls sister. SarAh
Nswnaii. having dashed their visit here.
have returned o. BOstOu.
Miss Sadie Doo0vAn has gone % her
home In brston.
Mis- Orri- Partridge has gone 10 Port
land
Mr. All Mr. Scott Partridge arc pfc
pAriug - visit relatives Al Mon-on.
winslos Wool l. a. home sick With q
iyph0ii fever
Mis- Emma I. Stevens i suferlnx nom
an attack % slow fever.
Charles walker ant JOAN G. Saunders
AZ aitsnflug The Fry.ours fAir.
Ths X OIL held their regular weekly
meetiug OCT e
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WEST RErHEI.

Besuilfal suiamn weather. aud The trees
arr eloth~i 10 their mos, lovely garments
OF crimson and golf.
A \ Bssn l. having large amoun, OF
psinting and other vork doue on bis ouili.
iugs. The most conspicuous b-ing rvi
roof on store sbd dsel ing-houses-
Lasrsnce 4 Allen and Webster 4
wslker have eseh shot fox during The
past week.
G l. ABBOTT went % Brunswick Wed
psstsy on bosiD~ss relating ~ the settle
msnt OF The Abaer Bennett estate.
Frank l.. Grover Il engaged In trapping
AMI doing . good baslness.
Farmer. have cone 10 the conclusion. AZ.
Ter fair trial. that u pays 10 raise sweet
cora. AMI more viii probably Be planted
next year
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
RuNIroRn CENTRE

Rev. mr.. Hsanaford has Just returned
from waite River Jsnctiou. VI. where h.
has been visiting Rev. X l. Bruce and
family. BRO. Brucss many friends wlll b.
glad 20 learn se Il very pleasantly Situated
has tine boo-s. . good congregation,
ard salary OF 800 year. lie II an able
preacher. aclesr thinksr and . perfect gsn.
uemsn. We shall b. slad 10 welcome him
bsck to Milne
Miss Jennls Fsrnum IL sick In wslthsm.
Mass. She will return home for the via
Ter vhss able 10.
Rev. Me-. Ciif,rd. wife and chlldrea have
rvtarnci 10 their home IN Marshall. T,xss.
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MEXICo.

Pearl Richards. dsugh,sr OIL W. Rich.
ari.. cane bonn. from Minneapolis few
days Ago. remained hsrs week sui has
returned. she L. CLERK 10 land ani loan
uffi e.
Mrs.. Hsrb~rt % Gleason has gone 10
LO-su Tier hasasnd l. thsrr, an employe
% he Boston a Lowell X u They will
hep house
Daniel Oiham couiinaes sick doe not
80 20 Any Taomss (his 800 hAs reached
ZONE and vii remain until thste l. .
chAnge Ia hls fsthsr's condition.
Mr. Bel y. LesViu .. very poorly -
Frr~msn Saith l. qaiis sick
Potatoes AZ rutiiug badly.
Jo.spa Carry "a. tsksu Logging 100
near The uoaih " Bernls stream
SrANNES
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WATERFORD.

Dr. n. c. CLARK and family OF norm
w.tarf,rd have move. 10 Portland
II. Congregational Society have Sc
eur,i The services OF the Rev. " Baden
coush FOR one year; he has recently oesn
ordsi led % The ministry. M.
Fnnk stssrus ana family OF the TINE
c,ox. House have retained % their lsfm
An Dl.,t No. 4. mo On a. +" Bisckguard-
MI.. Miranda Billings IL In town: nav
ing Inst returned from long VIZ" ~ ~
West M.
Alice Stsnw0ot has returned iIou
ton. where she has made oriei VIZ q,
A large nsmbsr Of our townsusn ~
tsnt,s.i The Fair ~ Harrison -,
Fair % North Waterford on tne i'sA'
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ROyBURY.

NJ Week. and BIZ. boy. have gone TO
III Fair a. Canion.
SM Locke has avery Gne pair Of white
bead steer calves Thsylgir,h fouf feet Eve
inches
Mr. Locke caagh, . cab la, Saturday
on IN wet ID. % The river. on The oil
Fox farm Little Bruin came n Tree for
sppl,s and found the traps. Mr. Locke
catches the ms, OF his bears on the cas-,
side of Ssift River. but has killed three on
The other side
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NRWRY.

Now 4. the time Tor spple.bees aud hu.k
lng.psriies.
Prisnis and nsighbois turned oui And
husksd . big pile OF corn for Lawrence
Scale last Tuesday evening.
The corn crop IL very good.
People arr stlll digging potatoes, though
some flashed last week.
The tar collector VI. on The ROAD ye.
terdsy. collecting n pay coaniy tai mon
~ IL scarce. bot very little stock has been
sold In this vicini,y .yet
Amo. FROST has avery nice pair OF grade
Hereford calves. which be raised this
sumner
The cross OF Hereford and Durham gives
q VERY desirable animal.