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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
DENMARK.

Albion Bradbury lost . nice horse la,,
week. while running In the pasture 10
slIpped and fell on pile OF rocks and broke
Its hind leg In three places. 30 he had 10
have 10 killed.
Carrie Jewett IL assistant teacher In the
Centre District school.
Luther Trumbull aud wife are working
TOT Pendsxter 4 sspborn In the sale WORK
shop.
Dr. Brown and wiz. have got uie,iy
settled In their new house on the hill, aud
last Friday night . number of their neigh
bors and friends called on them aud gave
them Q good house.wsrmiug, nice treat
OF Ice cram ard cshe, and good time
generally.
Frank Bennett and Flank Giles have
gone 10 Portland 10 work In q can shop
Almon Pingree's vile IL sick with diph'
iberia.
Henry, son Of Edmond Wentworth. died
quite suddenly last Wednesday with rlslogs
In his head and brain fever. lie was ~
work for Albert walker.
J. W. Colby has had his logs surveyed
hai a.. 600.
G. II. Smith IL having his house pain'sd
white inside and out by Arthur Potter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
WILSON'S MILLS.

snow storm last week furnished rs
with plenty OF spring nowers % the snow
bal variety. hsArtlcssly burying our fsvor'
ite-. the Nbutu., spring beauty and cow
alp. Tor a CAV.
re water i 80 low TIA, they have had
20 40 = good deal OF blasting on TIE AEisoo-
Os Pail. AMI also on the Rips, In order
IN get The logs over; hard year for the
drivers. A. Ear A. water Is concerned, bat
nice weather f1r The men who are exposed
night AMI dsy % H.
TIE long SshhAih- now make one feel
The nerd 90 meetlug and sabbath school
some good 10 c0unteract The evil infaenee
that j. 90 steadily gaining ground among
a.. something 20 wake up our Young men
q their own Interests. both In money mat
ters aud character. There IL being an ei'
fort nate towards raising money % help
support q minister through the summer
season. ant Ne hope 10 nav be successful
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
ANDOvER.

Frank Akers has bought Simon II. Cut.
tlug's farm and takes immediate possess
ion. Cutting has not decided upon loca-
ton.
The Congregational Ladies Circle was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Blsisdell Of
Farmers Hill, Wednesday evening; over
one hundred people we're present The
proceeds Of the evening were si0T5.
Jennie Martin OF Rumford IL teaching In
No. 4, and Helen Berry OF this town 10
No. Z.
Msude Blalsdell has engaged TO teach
the summer school, on Harlow I'LL. In
Mexico.
Many OF the farmers have planted their
corn this week.
The Merrill Bros. OF East Andover drive
their poplar 70 the Androseogsin' this
week.
Aaron Cutting has been very sick. but
seems To be recovering. -l'eo. Andrews Is
on the sick list.
FISHING parties to C Pond report good
catches.
Bacon Bros. have bullt Q new plsII, for
Judge Hardy this week.
The proprietors OF the Andover House
are enlarging their carriage house-the
upper nooI IL 10 be fitted up for bowling
alley. we understand.
Born-In Andover, 18th inst. 10 the
wife OF o. A. Burgess, son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

N y BofsrEK.
On Isaac R0CNps.
O A MANN. CO
J A. BAKKoss.
J. N. DUNHAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
NEMRY.

Cool weather Tor 4 week past; white
frost. Taesday and Wednesday mornings.
Corn planting 4. In order about these
times mAny 10 this section are not puiiing
any To-. prefsrriug % plant potatoes.
Potatoes are selling ~ Bethel FOR 30 TO
sc. per basael; qalie disappointment 10
those who have been holding them for .
rise.
The logs on sunday River are not yet
out Hopes are entertained that they will
get them out this week.
Sam EilinwOOd. the lumbermAn, Is about
% move bis fAnily 20 Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
r. SUMNER.

powerful thunder shower accompanied
with hail passed over this place on Thurs
day Afternoon. We hear OF no serious
damage.
Farmers are busy planting. sni using
phosphate literally.
J. \ llOigion. formerly OF sumner, has
bought out and IL conducting the TA0mas'
i0H Hr1h lie has had previous expert.
enoe In . printing once. We hope that
he may realize his aspirations.
II W. Briggs. who has been feeble Tor
some years. had . sudden III turn recently,
bat II now Improving sgain. lie has been
unsble 10 labor several years.
We learn that Mr.. Ira Palmer IL quite
feeble.
The saw mill IL stlll running on full time
aud quite . pile OF logs are Jet In the yard
Il. 4. Head has got his birch nearly
worked up Into stock for bowels.
SL0cUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
PORTER

Another nice rain TIL. week snd heavy
shower Thursday. Fine growing weather
grass and grain looking tip top.
Died 81 Huntington. Vermont, Frank A.
Hartman, only son Of Ambrose ,ni Ella,
Jane Hartman, formerly OF this place,
aged 3s years and three months. Mr. III.
died very suddenly OF spoplssy. lie had
been out OF health some three years. Tie
was brought 10 this place for lntermsni on
Wednesday last Funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. II. y. Saow of Cornish. a..
sisted by Elders Mitchell ~ ks1u Falls
and sirout OF this place. lie leaves wife,
= widowed mother md sister 10 moarn his
sad fate. besides other relatives. KefN
Falls choir were In attendance. and the
singing and norsl displays were very nice.
lie honorei his parents. l.. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
r BRowNPIILD.

Lovely weather the past week; lone
days for those who have IA work, bu'
longer presume for those Who cannot
q. l. y G. with Mrs l. II Giles on the
2?nd.
The Congregational church will be sap
piled with a minister June 18th.
Rev " \. jordan, who preschei here
50 long. IL now supplying the church At
Cumberland.
Mrs Clarence fsssenieu II 10 Dinysrs,
Mass, visiting relatives aud getting fash
ions; she will attend % iressmiking on
h,r return.
Mrs Lucy Drew Il visiting In Portland
Mrs. Oreu Allen has been ~ her fsther-,
Jacob Colby; she has retained 10 her home
Ia Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
MASON.

Gr2ss i growing nnsly; farmers are
mostly done sowing grain. AMI planting l.
vel along Corn will be mostly planted
this week Heavy frost Tuesday morning
ice A. thick a. window glass formed.
Horace Hutchinson has planted his burnt
ground 90 corn.
A. q. Lovsloy lost his ihree.yeAr.oli
colt. be got cast 10 the stall a. night, aud
ir ared himself 80 that be died.
; a. Grover hAs rented A. q. Psine'-
farm again this year; be l. doing big
srrlugs work lie wiutsred forty ben. !;
they lad from The srst % December 20
The frst % May one hundred and any dor
en- eggs.
Ro.s N Tyler i much better; she has
come home.
Mrs c. W Putnam l. very feeble she
i with her daughter, well cared Tor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
NO. FRYEBUR0.

The ladies' Union Circle met with Mrs.
Simeon Charles last Wednesdays about IS
were present 10 psrtake OF the bountiful
supper which she bad prepsred.-J. 4.
Hutehins Of Lowell viii entertain the Cir.
Gle In four weeks t the residence OF o..
good Charles.
The remains OF Mrs. Howard. mother OF
Mrs. Loren Brown, were brought from
Bridgton. TO be inferred here, last week.
Al. Jones has made repairs that add
much 70 the attractions Of his place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
CANCERS,
BealdfJing The Complexion.

TIT 1, AMI you will dad ., 90 immeasursbly sa.
perlor 20 other preparations thai yoa VIII never
aeespl ny other blood remedy. IL 10 parsiy VEG
efabls and Il bsyond all question the most
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
BRYANTs POND.

Oxford County Grange will meet with
Franklin Grange Tuesday, June I.
Rev. Mr. Gllchrisi has been engaged 10
preach for the Upivs.sslist Society for
three months.
A deer came into the enclosure OF G. A.
Brooks one dsy this week. Amer being
driven into the pond by dogs IL Vas esp-
tured.
Annie Gilbert has gone 20 Lawrence,
where she IL 10 attend school for year.
Decoration Day will be observed here ss
announced last week it's hoped that there
will be o good attendance at the services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
NORWAY LAKE.

Farmers are putting In their crops two
or three weeks earlier this year than usoh.
School commenced last Monday, under
the sklllfsl direction OF Miss T. swan oil
Norway.
All are anrioasly waiting for news OF
the settlement OF the dliieulties between
splunsy and his locked oat help.
II Is understood that the weekly meet.
lpgs OF Norway Assembly Of X. OF L. VII
Be held Saturday instead OF "wednesday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
UPTON.

The rain sunday morning did . grea,
amount % good. Pleasant days bot cool
nights. The ground Was frorsn Tuesday
morning.
MADE West IL teaching Ia the mill dis
ulct. this l. her third term there. Nag
gie LIBBY. o. Bethel, IL teaching At Lake
side.
Charles Abbott Il having the cellar dug
Cor his house be Is building on the site OF
the old store. David York and Hollis Al
BOT will 80 toe wood work
AlvA Coolidge now owns the Philorook
horses.
Mrs. Charles Chase has sold her Arabian
sorse q Mr.. Davis OF GrstOn.
Or TSltcaell OF Andoyer Was called 10
see Frank Whltney's youngest child, Sat-
urdsy he l. very much better.
B0rn-lsth Inst. 20 the wife OF W. {.
Ackley. son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
OII.EAD.

Fine growing weather. aud everybody
and everything are Improving IL.
LifTie blake returned 10 Norway Mon
day, 10 her work In the shoe factory. aftsr
two weeks vacation AZ her home here.
She 4. Que OF the oiies, hsuds In the shop.
having begun when II started thirteen
years sgo, and has worked every season
since.
Qilts = number Of our people viii At
tend the Memorial exercises 81 Oofham,
arrangements having been made tn send
down special car 10 the svenlng--2ni fare
the round trip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
MIDDLE INTERvALE lBrrmrl,

AMI. Borney from South Paris Was In
town rev days ago uklug orders Tor
pictures, francs. etc Also photographs
10 be sent - New York sud copied. lie
bal samples OF water oolors snd indis ink.
y @. French. State missionary. held .
social meeting al The church here weinss'
DAY evening. l2th.
The Baptist people are expecting . stu
dent 10 or,clate a. preacher for . season.
MR. Russell has sold her stand 10 IL
kimbAll.
: Packard % Monmouth IL doing the
work on The Maple Grove Farm.
The item sent from here awhile ago In
regard 90 q Miss Holt teaching school 10
The district below Vas mistake.
Farmers nearly done planting weather
Zoe grass looks well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Hines Brothers, OF Portland, Ne, are
one OF the largest dealers In dry and fancy
goods there are In New England. 10 an.
other column will be found their adver'
Of Cash on Delivery department.
Any orders by mail can be nlled from this
department cheaper than ~ II part OF goods
were charged. II is apparent that ladies'
can purchase there . good many things at
retail In this way at less than usual whole.
sale prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
ALBANY.

Alton fsrnald and Abel Andrews with
their ladies. Who were married on the LIT
last. gave their friends . reception last
FRIDAY evening Al cummings's Halt; more
than loo were present.
John Grover, whJ spent The winter Al No.
Waterford. Il making repairs on his house
AZ Hunts Corner and will soon occupy IL.
Carter Grover owns snd occupies the farm
previously owned by John Grover.
Rev A II. william has commenced bis
labOrs with the Methodist Church, anc
will preach Al the town house on alternate
Sahhaths Al 20 IN
Ellery wheeler. OF Shelbarne. y. H.,
drove sixteen head OF young cattle last
week % pasture on The Rswson Hutchinson
Mace. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
FRYE

TIE weather i very nice fof farmers 10
wofk their teams. And they are Improving
10. sli get nearly through this week.
school begins In District No. The 7th
~ June. taught ~ Mrs. Sadie Reed; she
i an OLD AMI experienced teacher, and We
are expecting nice school
Elier York OF wilton j. expected 10
preach ou sunday. The 30ih. ~ 2r N, AZ
he school tolse la Dist 40. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

washington. when asked by friend, during
some medicine for his cold. replied. 81 never
take medicine for cold. Jet II 80 ~ II came
In few days be Vas dead. Never neglect .
cold, bot always have on hand Oh. skrl Ar.
coughs and colds. Price. 49, soc. and ei per
bottle. for sale by all druggista.
Dr. seth Arnoidsyegetabie Pills DO not grfpe.
Sold everywhere, sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
LoCKEs MILLS.

GLIDER, Coma :. confined 10 the house
with q bad cold and cough.
Kendall Pollard 10 nulshlug the ell OF bis
house and making other Improvements.
school has been keeping one week; We
were Fortunate In securing Miss Abbott OF
East Rumford a. teacher; she has taught
this school number % terms, and given
The best OF satisfaction.
l.. u. spoke % the good things that bad
put In an sppearsnoe-,hed snislion greens
and rhuhsrh. but be did not mention the
festive mosquito.
George Hsrriok bad q yoang dog that he
thought run mad; IL BIT Al everything In
IT, Way be shot 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Only 8 months have elapsed since the
Baby P1fksadSr was born, and the cherub
Is enjoying . larger circulation than any
other Railway Guide In America. The
Msy number Just issued contains all the
late changes. many OF which are OF unus-
usi Importance, and Q map OF the Boston
4 Aibsny's Newton Circuit Road, which
was opened the l6lh instant. The BABY
only costs q nickel and IL sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
FAST PERU.

II will take Pipsrs crew about two
weeks ~ fuish saving their birch.
WI ConAnt works three days out of 4
week for SIR Gould OF Canton. mailing tin
ware Ne has 9 - DAY.
Mr.. W l. Jones 10 on the gain; she
has goi 10 D. quite smart
Mrs. samuel Holmes has been here Wis.
itlng her 500, ". Hall.
Henry Chase has been pslnting bis house
on The outside. and II has m,de qaite an
improvement 10 It. looks.
N has been quite cold month, but the
farmers have commenced planting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
REpI,RIIcAN CAICrs

II, Republican. Of the town Of Paris
a. aersby notified 10 meet At the Town
H'-ss. on Saturday. May 2slh. A. ID.
i,,6. a. o'clock r. n. 20 choose eigh,
-s.ssa,ss 70 attend the Republican Dis.
,fc; Convention. 20 b. holden a. Lew
.s,o,. June sch. and the Republican State
C,-vsaiion. 10 te holden a; Lewiston.
il.s 9ih. Also 20 choose eight dele
n,,, 20 attend The Republican County
Covsaiion. 70 b. holden 4, Pans, June
.i;a. A. ID 1856.
Pa ORDER oF TowN CoNNrrrrE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
MARRIED..

n Ramf,ri Csoir,. May iD,h. by Rsr. NJ rrsneh.
IIorars q. wo--i, 4 Ramiorl. a. Ms MAJ r. ~
ssf nf Mahtufu. NJ.
n rar., Ma "a. b. Rev 4 I'LL. Everett u ~.
h.ns al hss Anre iLlnnsY, t.fh II Wo-lsia-
Nsr IS. . y Imsrtan n Aubafn. sni Me- fsn
o. I. Cammns. n rsfis MAJ rs, Eisafi y. Al
isn ani Me- VIA D tsosfIl. 18th q Pare. May -,
ffans u. III n f.ns, AL Me- Emrna j. fsrkafi
~ srurusood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
- ~ nIr,KrIrIn-

w NarIaN MnrtluE asst tlc 81 Aa--f
4 tfy house. 10 B1cknsli. belonging 70 @.
HAriow. burned with about Eve hundred
collars worth % Lumber. Cause supposed
% Be everlasting 40 insurance.
-Sera,or FRYE has obtained leave OF 40
sstce. That means that be i going -
hArge.ey lAke fishing. lie had better
p careful The lake l. quite vel up To-
Niff he Canadian border Ia fact is chief
r'1;ary. the KeunebAgo. takes 10 Else
rlose ~ he lne Now The veniurOus 40
ssr whipping Up that stream for uout
az 20 1pon the edge % Canadian sou
o-i1rs be- "a. aware. And might violate the
.esiy o. ISIS BY digging Canadian worms
70 oAii 90 hiring q Canadian small boy 20
~ T. Mr.. Frye has been particularly
Pfouin~ut In The fisheries controversy and
liy b supposed % have made himself OBJ
totoa. 20 The ProvinciAls. Therefore
Isy uoald Ike nothing better thAn 10
ta,ch hin trespAssing. Of course they
nov aoout his intended trip % the vilds
or n0rihwestsrn Maine. and perhaps
Ney have already arranged Cor . sharp
o)k0ut The senator should be warned
"a Tine and keep a. . safe distance from
Ns Observation-Disclosures Advertiser.
Charles Dudley warner tales bis readers
y Newport In The jane instslneut OF
TIER Pilgrimage (HiVsr' Nigdziasl,
AZ he attractions % that resort are de-
Asatally mlngiei with social ssd sentl-
aentAl scenes Ia his attractive style. ;. Z
hs.aasrt's clever Illustrations accompany
1e chapter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

i have been troubled FOR . long time
IN Dyspepsia and Indigestion. have
We'd many so-eslled remedies with no ben
saciA results I nnsIy GOT q bottle OF
Bells Sarsspsrills and the result has been
sas gone was better. and l can now eat
nnds % food.
Ono. s. MAYNARD, Bangor.
srssgists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Tae Committee OF Tosn Farm hulliings
ave contracted With Messfs ; 4 Maxim
Slr. ~ S01th Paris. % erect The bald
.rg. on ias farm. The price % ~ paid =
- ta0lsAni dollars Work Nil begin
A. nrrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

It's erected that Gen. james A. Hal
- accompany asqaai % veterans arouni
,,sr Noutsy forenoou, Decoration Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Ttfre 49, god Attendance A. frooate
Coefi a. Tuesday, also a. the lnsoiVenfy
Cart Wednesday A large number OF
ssysrs we're pfsseut ani good Ano1ri
rf s1s.ress transacted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

NJ. p r Chase % Portland has heen
A. NJ pli'sys for anoat week. Assisi
~ i1 iae care % keF niece, Mr.. II ID
Wt~wUrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

TIE Ladies UnivvrsAiist Circle vii NEE
~ Academy uAn. WEDNESDAY evening.
Nay o. some Interesting stage enter
ta'umsni viii BE- presented; aner Naich,
strAsoerries. cake. ice-cream. etc, VII
te % sale % those In want of such.
god tine u expected anf AZ AZ Invited
to attend DAnciug AMI admission A.
usuaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Harry pohle. % Milton Plantation. has
h.-oi q portion % Gov. fsrhAm's aoase,
az ~ reside there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

The iAiie. interested. are requested "a
nssi a. tae Un.ver-Alisi church A. ? -,
r.ss3ay " 'or he ?arPose OF eieanius
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

"a Taayer. 10 an old resident ~
i.. tosn. BOW OF BrookIne. Mas. l.
rsrng friend. herr. Mr. Thayer lived
frucf.y 90 tier % lots Which we're SCI
90 from The tow ~ Buckdsit "a % Paris.
iis vas = member o. the Maine legislature
Ir f.ts ant ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
DR.. R. C. FLOWERS
Blood Purifier

No thyslclAn 10 Amsrics to-day hes such ma.
tionai Iepststion a. Dr. ". 4. fLOwfR FOE rail.
eaily curing Cancers. Tuasss. ssrsfais. and
eli thoss dep seated and terrible blood Disorders
thst fof esntaries the medical world regarded ~
wsllnish tneutAbie. Dr. flostr's ntssd fur.
iasr. more than snythIsx slss, has eoauiDated 70
In speedily eliminating ell y ,ls0ooas germs nom
me body, and Qulekly ssppiyinE 81 Abundance OF
The pure itch blood - es.sntisl 10 psrsot health.
This preparation u 10 cheap ssssteiae ases
sllos OF the haest and nost costly blood remedies.
One Bottle IL equal 90 eight Of
nny other blood medicine in the
market.
In DR.. Flower. hanIs u ha. cured ihousAnds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Co A. :. Austin aui wif. were At
R,-kes.f At sunday In attendance upcu
tss anniversary % ne Reform Cluo Al that
r.ace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Next sunday belbg Memorial Day, Kew
NJ Cochraue Slu deliver a sermon ap-
-foqfiais % The GAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

uate little excitement wAs caused
SER SurtaY Afternoon ~ the sudden deAih
90 horse on The street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Frri T. Hammond returned saturday
from brunswick, where he i attending
tis medical school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25
MEMORIAL pay At SOUTH PARIS

IN MNNNAhA A"fh 49,
There vii BE- Memorial Day service. Al
ne Congregational churcL. S1ntay. May
~. fg 3OF n sermon by Rev. A. q.
Fir The Paris veterans vii meet a.
Nes Hal At = O'Clock. ant attend The ser
t.rss A. an organization. unter The COZ
ir1i % Wm. X Kimbal Post All Paris
veterans are earnestly requested % oe
r-ssert 90 attend these exercises
TIE exercises. Mondsy. a. South Paris
- commence A. yfsc.sf'T O'Clock =. n
A Paris veterans ar requested 10 meet
A. NeNH Hal a. I so flrT The parade vii
frr 90 Main Street. TIE right resting Al
E-g.re House Hall Wm. X. himbAll Post
A-fal veterans who may ~ present vii
form 90 tie right. The south Paris Lodge
- 500. a. % @ T. vii form next. 20
tr flosei ~ cItiteus generally. The
S1lih Paris BAIT Will ieAi The procession,
v..ca Nil move directly - Riverside
C,meiery. where appropriate exercises
- 81 held. 10 nil then return % Market
s.lafs. AT move ~ High Street, % Moore
PARK. pAsslng arogni The soldiers mor1-
-fri. then march % he bal, where sxcr-
81. % The dsy will be- helf-Gen. Jas. A.
uil % give The address. AMER ne sKer.
SEES al The hal. the "O.d Vets. vii fAl
c and march % Grange Hal, where sup
80 wili b. served. % close Win q camp
--e and general good ..me. All Paris
veterans arc expected % be "1H fa'1' iof
t.e isy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Hon. George y Hammond ani wife al
tsntsd ths Reform cab anniversary Al
RlCkrsi Santsy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

CsgtAla W. W. whltmArsh. OF Norway
"a. In town last Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Mr.. May whitman. OF Heoron, j. vis
t.ug her son In this VILLAGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Fred A. Porter. ESQ. o. Ramford. Al
tended PROBATE Court last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Mrs.. George Siet.on % Bangor has bee
visiting Der sister. Mrs.. ). X. Garter.
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DIED.

Ia No-.,. NJ, u. No.,, wu..n Jsilis., .s.a
= yrAfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

Aisrmsn n. II. Kicker. % Portland.
sas In town. Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-25

JOAN W. Ca.tboarus. OF Oxfori. Vas IN
t1su saturday.
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