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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
AStusEMENTs.

Notwithstanding the strong opposition
the Westminster Musee was attended
every day last week by audiences which
fully tested the seating capacity of the
spacious auditorium. The bill for the
coming week comprises besides the
tuneful opera :.Nikado" 10y the talented
Westminster Opera Company an uncom-
mon array Of variety talent. Among the
artists may be mentioned The Excelsior
Quaitette. the best in tho business; Tony
Farrell and Jenny Leland. sketch artists.
in the new act entitled "Waiting; -
Melville Jansen, for 3 years comedian
with the celebrated Carncross Minstrels
Of Philadelphia William and Fanny
Everett. in WANTED a Husband" in
which they dive through the grand square
piano; Minnie Cline. the talented daugh.
ter of "Mary Ann kehoei" Crimmins and
Barron. Celtic humorists and burlesqne
boxers; Nellie Howard. dancer; T.. J.
Hefron. one-legged champion danceri
Master Fen'on. boy vocalist and Metiler,
the noted mimic.
The unprecedented success ot b. +.
keith's New Gaiety Opera House has
convinced the management Of the house
that the public of Providence and the
vicinity will support heartily first class
performance At popular prices. In crder
TO maintain the high standard Of the
enter tsinments, n bill of unequal "a merit
has been secured foi the coming week.
The Gaiety Opera Company will appear
with all the fsvorite principals, enlarged
chorus and grand scenic effects. in the
popular comic opera. "The Chimes of
Normandy" In the vaudeville the lead
ing artists will be; The Howes. in mil.
iature theatricals aud feline concert I;
Ella welby, the song bird Mons. Eurardo,
the aerial king the Macarthys. in new
sketch; Bartlett and Lorraine. acrobatic
songs and dances; G. W. Littlefeld. mimic
and whistling soloist; Murphy and
Murphy, in local hits and Udell and Rice.
character sketch artists. The Gaie,y
Comedy Company. including Thomas
and Watson. and the Providence favor
ites. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Cohen. will
appear in the roaring farce, 1.-The Watch
Dog. Popular prices will prevail.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
Learning by PiecemeaI .

One OF our citizens recently noticed a
small boy whom he knew attended school
did not respond 70 the bell that calls the
"young idea" Of the Plain Farm district
TO his daily tasks in the three RS. lie
asked the boy II he was not going 10
school and was somewhat astonished
when he answered that his class did not
go in till 2:30 o'clock. Inquiry revealed
the fact that owing TO the crowded state
Of the school the scholars are divided
into two classes or sections, one, consisting
OF about half the school. going In at Q
o'clock and remaining until 10 80 o'clock
then they are dismissed 10 make room
for section number two, which remains
until IL o'clock. At / o'clock the first
class are again on deck until 2.30, when
they vacate in favor Of the young
sters who are thirsting for knowledge
outside. Thus the scholars get just halt
the school hours 10 which they are
entitled. No one can claim that the new
school house is a luxury.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
uuGIiESDAI.E.

Rev. l.. S. Woodwork preached in the
chapel last Sunday evening.
Miss Matte sheldon, for some time a
resident Of this place. has gone TO Paw
tucket to reside with an aunt.
A strawberry festival is being discussed,
and one will probably be given in the
chapel n, an early date. The object is to
raise money To build shed for the teams
Of the winter church goers. many come
from quite n distance and there In great
need for such n structure.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
The Plain Farm school,

The site of the school building in DIS
trict No. Is. Johnston. has heen selected
and work on the much needed structure
will begin AT at early date. The building
will be located on Horton street. the lot
having n frontage of eighty feet and q
depth Of two hundred and forty feet.
The school house will contain four rooms
Each room accommodating ffty-siX
pupils. II will be of the Ionic order Of
architecture and modern in every respect.
being heated by steam and provided with
the latest and most approved method Of
ventilation. The rooms will be provided
with recitation and cloak rooms AT each
end. and will be occupied by the gram
mar and primary grades. II is expected
that the new building will be ready for
the fall term which begins in September.
1t Will be built from plans drawn by W.
ii. Place. The contract has not yet been
awarded.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT.

Court is held at Johnston every Monday
morning; st Cranston every Wednesday
at Scituate the third Saturday of every
month at Foster the second Saturday of
each month.
On Monday John Dwyer was fined 81
and costs for drunkenness.
The liquor seized at Philip Potter's
store wss condemned and ordered to be
destroyed.
John Cummings, of Cranston. was
arraigned for revelling and pleaded
guilty. He was fined $5 and costs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
W. a.. Mclaughlin,

Who resides at No. II Marvin street
Providence. X. l.. says: Last fall losl
several weeks while suffering from
malaria, tried various treatments for II
but. got no better until finally ! used
Johnston's Celebrated East Indian Mala-
ria Cure, which relieved me at once and
rapidly cured me. Since then have had
no symptoms Of the disease. ] am pleased
70 recommend the m edicine 10 others.
May 10th 1888.
The above named gentleman will cheer
fully answer all inquiries concerning his
cure. The East Indian Malaria Cure IL
manufactured only and cold by j. u.
Johnston. Registered Pharmacist. 93l
High street, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
Business Mems ASSOCIATION.

The Business Mems Association held a
regular meeting Tuesday evening. The
matter Of selecting a site for the new
New England freight depo, was discussed.
A committee consisting Of Mersrs. Covell,
Casey and walch was appointed 10
examine the most eligible sites and
report at the next meeting. The pcrma-
nent quarters enigma also came up 10 be
solved, and like the riddle of the Sphinx
proved "hard nut" 20 crack. Only two
locations were considered worthy Of
cons'dsra,ionj the rooms in the new
Smith block and those in the Rounds
building. 4, was decided that the former
were too small. The committee on rooms
we're continued with instructions 10 see Il
Mr.. Rounds could b. induced b take ou,
the partition and throw the two rooms
into ons, and the committee Was empow.
cred 10 hire either one or two rooms AZ Il
seemed best. The meeting sdjoorned 70
June 5tb.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
Church News.

Rev. J. NJ. Hobbs will be ordained to
the priesthood Of the Episcopal church.
Saturday May 26th. at the Church Of the
Messiah. Bishop Clarke and = number
Of Episcopal clergymen of the city and
state will be present.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. J. V,
osterhout will begin course Of sermons
on "The Tabernacle and Priesthood" a,
the Broadway Baptist church TO be
illustrated by large paintings. The
public generally are invited.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
SOCIETY NEWS.

Bro. z. NJ. NORM Of Court olneyville
who has been on the sick list IL reported
as improving.
Olive Branch Lodge l. o. o. +. Of Prov
idence will pay a fraternal visit 10 Mt
Pleasant lodge nert Tuesday evening.
A large number Of the members ~
Peabody Lodge Sous Of ST. George. went
N Lonsdale Sunday last 10 attend divine
service with the members Of Britannia
Lodge Of the latter place.
The new Foresters Hall on Manton ave
nue. over Kennedy A Cough store will be
formally dedicated this Friday evening,
when Courts Olneyville. Thomas A. Doyle
and Conelave 30. X. 4. y. will hold a
complimentary ball. Steps Gre being
taken by the ball committee 10 procure
scenery for the stage in order that the
hall can be let for dramatic entertain
ments and concerts.
Peabody Lodge. Sons Of 81. George.
me, In Narrsgansett Hall. Monday eve
ming and the following members we're
nominated for officers ofthe ensuing term !:
Worthy President--Richard Y. Hodgson T;
worthy Vice President-Jobn Bancroft I;
worthy secretary-T n. Broad6eld !;
Worthy RECOMMENDATION n. Barlow ;
Worthy Messengers--W wickes. yenry
chArnley. Fred Longbo;tom and Henry
Barlow. Pas, Presidents G. VI. Hslstead.
Joseph Driver and James Leigh were
elected Representatives 70 The Grand
Lodge. which will meet IN Provi ilence in
August. The Lodge voted 20 attend
divine service with Cavendish Lodge Al
Cronlton, Sunday, May q.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
Public improvements.

The annual financial meeting Of the
town Of Johnston that will be held next
week promises TO be Of more than ordin-
ary interest and importance this year.
Besides the proposed purchase of stone
crusher there will come up motion TO
pave Plainfeld street from the ''Square
to the Junction with block paving. II
has been quite extensively agitated for
the past few weeks and there is strong
indications that the necessary appropri.
alton will be made. II is argued that IL
would be an economical measure, as well
as public improvement, as the rstimat-
ed cost $4,000 could be hired at $3.50 per
annum. and IL now costs $500 year at
least TO keep the street in proper con-
dition. The stone crusher scheme il is
thought 10y some will be 'crushed" while
others are Of the opinion that IL will run
the gauntlet OF approval.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
Lowell Glove Co.,

We are now receiving our
spring stock of Gloves, and we
can assure our customers that
we are better prepared than
ever to please them which, in
addition to having gloves fit.
ted to the hand, will be apprc.
ciated by all. Mail orders
Solicited.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
MARRIED.

In Providence, l1th inst. by Rev. J. v. ustef
10th Of providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19
DIED.

In ysnvn. is,h inst, ThanksuL vSssw "a
George G. Arnold, AGED 81 years, months ami
10 days.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-19

IoB PRISTisG
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
HAhron.

The death OF Mrs Henry Stesrns, which
occurred Tuesday, has caused much sad
ness Ia the place. The funeral was large
" attended In the eharch to-day (rhars.
dsy) Mrs. Sterns Was the daughter OF
Illram Everett. and has lived here since
childhood. loved aud respected by all who
knew her. Her husband and parents have
the heartfelt sympathy OF the community.
Mrs. A. NJ. Richardson IL visiting n her
fathers, Me-. Horstio eastman.
Last Saturday the graduating class went
10 Canton on apleuie, and enjoyed The day
ansly.
Rev. Nc. Harden has . COW which has
given milk over q year. She made last
week pounds OF butter. besides sup
plying the family beautifully with milk
sni cream.
Nc. Wedge has accepted call 10 supply
the churches Al East and West Samner,
beginning The first OF JAY.
Jadge Bonncy and family are boarding
AZ Mrs. Howe's.
"a. Glovcrs new house IL 10 be ssia6
feet. Two stories. with pisIra on one side.
Frank Glover,s house will consist OF an
addition IN The store OF GO feet, making the
bulldlng % feet front. -four stories in cen.
TIRE ami two and one-half al eni. AplaIEi
will run the entire front. with double pl.
aEEt across the part which IL four stories.
There will be 30 rooms 10 let. Part Ofthem
will be ready next term. Mr. Glover has
opened 40 ice cream saloon In the store.
lie has lately bought hae horse, dark
chestnut, weighing 1850 pounds. A beau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Greenwood.

A nae rain today. ani hailed With pleas.
arr hy every one. or oaghi 10 be. 10 WAS
seiilng dry.
oar town psdilcr. Mr.. Bonusy, Vas
through here. for The nrsi time ihis sprins'
a., week. lie says be belongs % q family
.of n children. Ani Dis wife 10 family OF
rs They have ten % their own, and he
SAYS they Intend 10 beat both records.
That's enterprise. AMI compares pretty
vel With The French ard Irish.
] % swan and wife are now here on q
yl.il NJ. swan says they have planted
ouly about onc.hAlf the usual amount OF
potatoes, Ani the nclghb0rs generally have
planted less than formerly. They are get
ilng tired oi aghung potato bugs on so
much territory.
There IL a man living Ia The vest part OF
the town whose wife weighs 20 pounds,
and their ~ ycAf.oli son weighs 100
That's ponicrosliy.
Cutting Ard pesllng poplar has been The
business % the week. Price per cord, Load
81 GA the car, A. IS
We were recently shoNn a glass AZ that
hai eoniAlnci maple syrup, completely
studded on the aside with Transparent
CRYSTALS. mu-h resembling crystAlllE@i
quartz. thus conforming % TIE Law OF erys'
tallogrAphy. which causes al su1siAuces,
under faV1fahie circumsiAnccs, when pass
ing from llqlii OF fili - solid siAts'
IN assume some Mathematical ngure. We
Omen see This beautifully Illustrated 10 win
Ter BY moisture In The air freezing on TIE
vlniow pAnes,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
GrAnon.

We are having very powerful rain At
this time, which Is much wanted ~ The
farmers.
Grass 4. looking qal,e well, bu, other
crop. Arc very backward In this section.
n. ]. C0urser has moved back 10 hls
farm ant opened his house % The public,
and vii be glad 20 entertain Al that Wish
FOR entertainment. Ills house Il called The
Travellers Hone. There Is beaauial
m,ple grove near bis place aud they are 70
have 4 picnic In the grove on Tie foafih
OF July next Mr.. COurser VIII furnish
dinner OF baked beans, baked In the ground
The way the river.drivers bake theirs. Tnsy
.re aid 20 be the best In the world. lie
.il furnish music. The dinner Will be
twenty-five cents each. Mr.. Coursers
place /. near screw Anger Falls aud the
i.n, whleh are 80 mach visited by suan-
gers, A. they are . greA, treat 10 the lovers
OF the grand and sublime In nature. nne
time Is expected, should The weather be
fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Ervallurn.


Miss 4. 4. Evans, who IL employed by
the A. NJ. A. at Louisville, Ky, returned
Saturday.
Miss Alice Morgan. tescher OF Kinder
gsrteu In the iI,milton school. Philsdel.
phis, and Miss Mabel Morgan, atescher In
Kindergartsn at Brooklyn Heights, re-
turned Monday for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Tibbe,ts died Sunday. u
the age OF %. The faneralwss Monday.
"Unele Toms Cabin" Was played here
before q large audience Monday evening.
A very good show, AMI another troupe 10
booked here for the sIth Inst.
Mr.. A. Y. Richardson, q trustee OF The
Normal School, Was M Harrington this
week.
W. 4 Webster. In Eis, Conway. raised
large barn Tuesday.
Miss 8. y. Randall visited 10 Portland
this week.
The las, meeting of,he q. l.. y. @. was
with Mrs A. y. Richardson Monday night,
very enjoyable time.
Rev. W. Y. Livingston, Miss 3. s. Evans,
Hon. q. ID. Bsrrows, and Mrs. Bsrrows at
tended the Cong'l Conference a. Roekland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

A. write the raln Il falling. where's, The
heart of the husbandmen doth r,l)lee
What with the droaih and the potato bugs
potatoes have been having q hard time 10
get above grolni. May OF our farmers
have gone 10 the rescue with parl, green,
and now with this timely rain ! think We
shall soon see the vines njurishing.
&. q. Harrow has been epjoying visit
from hi. brother fresl,nd, who has Ions
resided out West. Ills mother aud moth.
cr's brother have also visited him lately.
Sewing circle a. y. :. Bakers Thursday
% thl. week.
There we're no services a. this place last
Sabbath. NJ. Davis being called away 10
the igheral OF Mrs. Isaac Small, OF this
town.
Howard Thurs,on los, his ouly COW one
nigh, last week. IL got hang In some way
by the bell strap, and was found dead In
the pasture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
TIE BEAR BRIGADE.
RnrkRnld.

Gfass q .1ok.ug sci 10 thls viclniiy.
hl.ut- % wAlirou Ant wife. or Port
t-t. spert the Sab1aih hsrc The i1th, TIE
gsssis ID lllsAfi ID wAiron.
prlsA sas broken jane 2isi, niee warn
fs.n
Jos1 wLirou. % Newcastle. lad, Il
vs.urg 30 uncle. N. n wAltron.
, q. Wia.ngtou. % &. wilmington 4
Sos. tas returned from NeS YORK.
70 .fll or.tse AZ ne village has been
nsss.si ani piAnkci With three ineh
oat l.alk TIE oli Wa three Zach spruce
AZ a. .tsiei aoout Ten years There l.
economy .a .fan tfiigss
Ais1lf Spsu'flng a Co are agents Tor
Ns cs.rrra..t Nv Tork ChAmpion Horse
hue flIY warranted Above any rake
IA ever stood % shc,ls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Dixaeld Centre.

The long wished for rain has come, and
AL are happy.
Mr.. q. ii. Fuller. one OF our most es'
tened citizens, . merchant and postmaster
Az East Dlxnsld, IL very sick and not ex'
pected 20 live but few days lie WAS a
smart. business man, has been 4 Jastiee OF
the Peace for many years. aud bis loss VIII
De sadly felt By the whole community where
be lives.
Mrs Vaudeville Holman has been con-
aned 70 her bed q part OF the time for The
past two weeks, having had several spells
OF splitting blood. She IL reported little
better now. a..
Hon. John J. Holman, nov In bis SSH
wear. male q short visit 10 Weld Pond nsh'
Ing las. week. taking his team and going
alone.
oar road mschlne has been doing some
excellent work about town. The Valley
Road, go called. IL In the best shape We
ever saw II, a. far - the machine went
Hone some one viii keep u going. Our
roads have been dissfscs long enough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Hartford.

Tho rAla has come Al AS, ani II is Jasi
what farmers like 10 see.
james Irish Ia. = big lot OF spruce logs
comlng down the AndrOscoggin.
TIE District Loige. I. o. q. T., had q
very Interesting meeting al Crystal Wave
hall on the 20th.
Crows are very numerous In the corn
dslis. AMI the town II overrun with eAntl'
dates Tor representative for State legisia'
turc.
The marie, for potatoes has AbOu, fell
through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
East Sumner.

Burows Post, q. A. II, are 10 have q
camp nre At West Samner on JAY iih.
Everybody invl,ed 10 attend. Basket Pic
mic dinner 10 be observed. and good time
may be expected.
The District Lodge OF Gooi Tsmplsrs
had an interesting session a. East Back
nslj on last Wednesday.
Farmers are getting ready for haying,
although hoelng has hardly commenced
with many.
Rain L. greatly needed. although the rain
Of Thursday was refreshing ani OF great
bensht.
Friday afternoon was scorcher.
The county convention al Paris IL the
absorbing topic last now. Before this sp'
pears the result % the Calcigo convention
will be known probably. Politics VIII
boom now FOR while, then the country
will be safe again. bLocUh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Ena, unhrnn

Chllirens Day Wa observed here last
SAboAta In q very Pleasing and appropriate
manner. Aliei BY The ENs, ueorou auxiliary
% Foreign Nssion.. Amer listening 20 :
brief Bat Interesting discourse BY our pas.
tor. Rev. c. 7. Kecns. ths sabbath school
gave . oOneeri. consisting ofdselamailons
AMI rrcliAiions, inisrsperscd with siuglng
Mrs. Els u. Howard played The organ.
Mrs. Ateilne keene. widow % The lats
Nathaniel Kc.nc. % West Poland, II max
Inc her frieads ant relatives In this plAes
short visit
TIE SMELLS mn cheese factory started
up last NJ 1ndAy. tkr isth, with the most
MILK they ever hal the hrsi day.
Turner road mAchlne l. working In The
West Tnrnsr district. They DO good
Job wherever they undertake.
John Reel. ESQ 90 Aaoaru, was In The
place Saiurisy.
J.E Bonuey. % this place. while en-
route for Paris I'm Monday. stopped a,
Souih Paris - dine with his sister. Mrs.
stephen Richardson. Ca going int0 The
h0ass Ne wss Ngrecahly surprised by meet
lng nj. sister "S0phronlA" f.om lows,
shom Ne hai not seen Zoe 70 years.
MAfiet. jane 9lh. Al The residence OF
thc brides fliher. By A. NJ Fogr. Esq
Ne william T. Mace Ani Miss f.orcnos
l. Watson. both % Aaburu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Another week AAs come and gone with
its sunshine AMI showers Al Bethel.
vegetation has pushed forward a. N by
The potato beetle 1. on, In force AMI the
crows are very troables0ms. strychalne
Tor The crows and paris green Tor the beet.
les Il remedy used.
:. ID. Pallbrook has ten acres OF pot..
Toes planted. lie has sold his Sisarns
iArm 20 J. :. Bartlett.
Z. 3 bisarts Is srecilng . Cue granite
m0namsnt In the cemetery, In memory OF
his wife. Who vss q mo., esilm,bls LADY,
The mother OF A. NJ. Edwards, superintend.
ant OF TIE lewiston schools.
v. v. Whitney, OF Lancaster, ". II. has
opened his marble shop AZ Bethel, AMI Is
TO-DAY setting . monument q, West Paris
J Y. ParingtOn and family are on their
annual Vacsti0u, with headquarters At his
fAthers, In brunswick. Tie takes his own
team and gets AL The alignment possible
oat OF carriage ride through TIE towns
ani villages slong The route, sad snlf OF
seA air Along The coast
Rev. WEBSTER woodbury. vas Installed
pastor ofths Cong ehurch. Milford. Mass =,
Friday, the isth. TIE Milford Journal
speAks Oi ths services ~ highly interesting.
an % The nev pastor In The most alter
ing terms. and predicts . most successful
pAstorAie AMI bright future FOR the church
Anf community. IL l. very gratifying %
hls parents AMI sisters in Bethel 10 have
Que % The sons AMI brothers 30 near them.
Me-. Woodbury. Il Always loyA n the place
% his birth (Oxfori cOan,y) and rsIOlcss
A. The prosperity Of say OF her sons aud
dAaghters. and has always taken = lively
Interest 10 hsr young msn.
DsA Valeuiine wss oafici Saturday, the
len Inst. non his home In Bethel Rev.
ID. W. Harry conducted the religious ser.
vices All then the OLA Fellows ani Grsng.
ers took cAugc % the rctaalns and he MAS
bariet according IN their ritual. A large
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

R1hsrt 4 iNaris and wife, % Portland,
and hls mother. Mrs David EisAris, OF
Norway, ar vlslting friends here aud 10
Bethel
M1altou. OF sweden. All uaPsoot, Of
Bethel. have bcsn 10 tosn 0dirlag - ecnis
for Wool. oar farmers Az no, ready 10
sell a. that price.
Absl Audr,ws cold = BEEF COW ~ VI. Co
burn. OF Bsihel. dressed weight. e,i ios.
iaNAdnck % sheep last week namoer-
ina fre. with eleven lambs. four OF them
from one mother. They give them some
MIA from iae cows. They are all good
.Amhs.
ST.. DanA G ualy, % Rsymont. y. II .
4 visiting friends here
M Jersey FernAli. % WilmAnile,
Conn. has a., married Miss Ages Nason'
And taken her - Der home.
A copi0as rAln make. everyone glad.
NJ. Daniel Morrill, has married = lady 10
B5.ton, Mas. . daughter Of bis step moth
:, l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
prvant'a Pond.

A new millinery shop has bsen opened
here by two young ladies OF the village.
They are doing good amount OF business,
and We hope the enterprise will succeed.
All have q right 10 compete In any market.
Mrs. Ella L. Beals, OF Auburn, was In
town Wednesday assisting the Ladies he
lief Corps OF A. NJ. whitman Post.
What o grand thing II would be TO have
the streets OF our pleasant town lined with
shade trees. There should be more set
out on every street.
BIZ. Russell, formerly Of Greenwood.
and member Of Company @, 10th Maine,
who Is now editor aud proprietor OF the
Mirror, the only paper published In Craw'
ford County. Missouri. arrived In this
county last Wednesday, amer an absence
OF Is years, with his wife. lie win visit
his sister. Mrs. 4. II. Billings, Of North
Woodstock.