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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

The event % the week has been The
meeting OF oxford County Confsftnee With
TIE Cougl church OF this place Tuesday
.nd Wednesday, Jane 5ih Ani Gih. The
meetings were largely attended both ~
our osn people AMI those from abroad.
The Conference sermon "Wednesday v.
vas preached by Rev. ) \. York, The
eoan,y missionary. Rev. X II Howard,
president OF the peace society. WAS present
ani gave an address.
J l.. BAILEY IL IN gather the cream Tor
the butter factory 90 the Anioyer route.
Miss Maria Eimonis, % Roxbary, IL
teaching the school Ia District Not
G. X M..seryc has reshingled and re-
painted bis house.
The roads are being repaired.
The friends OF Rev. Mr. Smith gave him
q pounding Moniay night
The LAiies Circle met this week with
Mr. Chas Proctor A. East Aniovef We'd
nestay evening.
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Hiram.

GA Jane ca The msreary rose 20 50 de-
grces. In The evening We had thunder
shower with hsll.
III clemons has built porileo 10 hl.
house.
Mr.. Charles Brasler. OF Pnsonsneld, Is
Visiting his mother At T. Hiram.
Mr.. james n. Osgood, OF Parsonsneld,
wss In town this week.
Freeman Pugsley. l. painting and renoy'
s,lns the NJ. Cutler House.
Rev. n. Henry Davis, OF Conway, III
late missionary 20 Japan, recently deliver
81 an eloquent address on Temperance 81
the Congregational church.
Miss Emma Flint Il teaching With good
success on Hiram Hil.
Daniel Haiehins has moved 10 Wm II.
IIuichius' house.
Corn planters are coming into more
general use.
A branch OF the Young Peoples Chris'
,lAn Endeavor will be formed In the Spring
district
DR.. Wilson attended the graduating
exercises Al Fryeburg Academy this week
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Rnnlford.

Farmers very busy this nice weather.
m. n Webb a co. are making an adil'
tion - thslr corn shop. a. the Point Nnich
m..ns Al increase OF business
Traysl for the lAkes brisk. TSenu'ioui
On ne stage one nigh, lAst week.
"A. BARKER got home tom Boston lAs'
we.k. ant look ~ bis shelves viii Tel
What De Ssui Tor.
Olreuisrprlsing citizen, J. ii Wardwell'
"A. bssu dx.ng up bis hsArse 10 AVcrJ ~
tr.rilvs manner. AMI anyone having need
of his services with IL viii nnd no reason
- complain.
NJ George Merrill and wife, from Port.
l.ud arr stopplug VITA bis sister, Mrs
cisra Es,ss. also Miss Gertrude walker.
OgIts a LOT % SICK people ar0ani town.
II. funsrAl OF Msllsu Farnum occurred
h-rs last Thursday His sadden death ~
south Paris WAS SAT news 70 bis many
friends ani relatives here. school, was
closed here. oct OF respect 70 him.
Taers will be Atih Of July celebration
hsre. Ramfori means good one, OF no'
any. The progrAmme Is not fully Arrsns'
s-i yet -, g..
The better faei0ry.
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Eryelurg.

Prof Woodruff. OF B0vdOln College, ex.
.mlned seven OF the graduating class, and
al were accepted. They are Frank Oar
gin. Cornish, Thomss W. Charles, Frye.
burg, Ernest n. Cole, fryeburg. Howard
W. Poor. sebsgo, Frank NJ. Ssnborn, Wal
ter 4. sanboru, East Ffyeburg, Edward III.
Wilson, Denmark. Ose. willlsm II R,n-
dan, WAS detained by sickness. owen Il.
smith, Cornish, AMI Leland II. Poor, Sc
bago, will study medicine.
Rey. w. W. Livingston. OF Janrey, ".
H., preached At the Congl church Sunday
forenoon, and Pies. Hyde, OF Bowioin Col
lsge, gave the address 10 the graduating
class IA the evening. The music OF the
evening was rendered ~ usua, under TIE
careful drilling OF Miss Hattie PIKE.
Stuart Bradley, son Of A. \. bradley
Esq OF Chicago, q student OF the insiltu'
,e of Technology, spent Sunday with his
relatives here. and has gone 10 Canada Tor
practical Instruction In mining during va
cation.
Me-. II. J Libby and DR.. 4. II. Weeks, OF
PORTLAND, were In town Monday attending
The annual meeting OF the trustees OF The
academy.
Re Howe wa. al home during Sunday
ard the graduating exercises. Thsy took
place on Tuesday, the 5ih. and were OF
very high order. The Congl church vi"
crowded during the day, . large number
not being able 10 LAD seats. The concert
Ia the evening "a. we'll attended aud gave
Rrc., satisfaction. DR.. \. q. OIrion, OF
Portland, was present on Tuesday. The
exodus began on wednesday, bat many re.
NAMED an Thursday. Mrs. Peavey aud
daughter len wednesday. Rev. Mr. Living
siou, Mas MeIutire, ani Ml.s Alice East'
son. OF oakland, on Thursday.
Charles q. Graham, OF Cumberland NILS,
nov OF Colby University, . former stu lent
here. was here on TUESDAY.
Mrs II. W. STARK has returned from
Bartlett.
Mrs. AblA Fessenieu. OF Soaih Btiig'
ton. 4. visiting friends here.
Mas Olive swan has cone home.
Miss Mary Head has returned 10 L1Vsh.
Mr. Llvlngsion will exchange on sunday
with Rev. Mr. Besienkof. ofNorih Ws'sf'
ford. wno will give "a address before The
temperance association.
Miss Lltrie Shirley. ofSnrih Fvchurg'
Is teaching the school Ia NJ district
Miss Eva walker was Al home IRON
Siandlsh for Tuesday exercises, ani May
other graduates
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nuilann,a Mills

Mrs. Jane. Parker has been stopplug at
the Berlin Mills hOase for few days.
Miss Demerrit u up with good ascot
men, OF millinery goods for sale, and Miss
Luman Sargent has been up with variety
OF articles FOR sale.
\ Loy,i0y of A. L. T. Company has
been %. and In . few days al arrange.
ments win be perfected for the opening OF
the new mall route from Boston 10 Parma
ehsense Like.
TIE MagallOwsy drive 10 over AIlscoos
Fa.ls and the furnishings are being
moved down river.
J. W. ozark goes up river today Win
Meurles, OF New York. who IL making his
annual Trip thus early In order 10 catch The
nrst trout OF the season.
DIR. spauldiug and Mr.. Williams are also
ON their way 10 Parmacheenee waters
The little child OF J. N. Littiehhes is
still'very low. a.,
Horn, Jane t,h. TO the wife OF w. W.
Liunell, q daughter.
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Frosh Air Society.

NJ. Efiigr.-
Tnrough the kindly medium OF your
columns The ladies connected With The
work OF the "Fre.h Air Society" 10 Port
land, Maine, wish ~ Ask the good people
who read the oxford Democrat % help
them In carrying on their work this sun
mer. The society has existed one year.
And IL success last summer encouraged Us
10 try again The people OF Portland have
helped q. by their money, will not some OF
YOU Who read this article open your honest
oar plan OF work IL a. follows We ask
any who are willing - take one or more
children % board for given length ofume
two weeks IL the longest We shall send
one child - plAee-io write, stating how
many children, Ani whether girls or boys
are preferred Too dollars week Il The
price We will pay FOR board. and though
not perhap. al you would Ike, siill IL u
helping the poor, those who cannot help
themselves, and - you wOui wish 10 take
yourosn sick child away from unhealthy
surroundings aud see IL grow well aud
strong In the country air, help Us 10 DO The
same thing for children whose parents can
not do IA for them Let them breathe the
fresh, inyigOrAllng air Of oxford County
for two weeks Twcnty.iour hours worth
of parc air, with fresh beds AMI good food
aud by the bright spot you would create
In the colorless little life, you would real
Ia, what glimpse Of country lie meant
10 A girl or boy whose only acquaintsnee
with the country heretofore had been
through the hAy-eArts bringing their loads,
aftsr the sweetness WAS gone, 10 tbs city
house. The secretAry's report OF the last
wears work gave many interesting Incl
dents. One small, lame girl, dependent
up1u erutches, whose life was spent In the
care OF -four younger brothers aud sisters,
was sent 10 the country. With her emAn
clpltlon from slavery and few weeks OF
fresh air, good food. milk. aud as Tar A.
YOU can see" % really play In, the crutehes
were laid aside. Shall she not have An-
other vacation this SUMNER
Ole boy sent for fortnight IN q farm,
entered Into the work with 50 much Inter
est that before his return q longing 10 be-
come q farmer had illei his heart. lie
worked As telegraph messenger through
the winter, bat early this spring begged To
be seat back 10 "work Tor his board" this
season. And there be IL to-day, doing
farm chores with . devotion aud seltre'
spset which I've years later the prohioi.
ton law might have failed 10 awaken.
Several homes were opened Ia Us last
sumner where free board Was given 10 IT.
tie ones, and In every case the children
whom We sent proved most satisfactory.
Are there not some among The readers OF
the Democrat who having "freely received
will freely give" aud send us their names,
that We may make happy the heart and life
OF one OF Gods little ones by sending HIN
10 Goods country" for visit.
Anyone willing TO board. or receive az
visitors, any children or WORKOUT, wesrv
women, will confer favor by writing s
soon IS possible, 10 direct
fKE,n AIR SociErY,
20s State Street,
Portland,
Maine.
Jtrxx "A. 1919.
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very nl~ssant occasion trArspirei Al
.1e h1u. 20 oar Vel kaosn tounsman,
CaBt CYRUS a Ripley, on Weincsiay'
SAGE tth. A. one o'clock o.. NJ. The Cap
Ars ts1rhtsr. Mss :. Eita, - Sell.
k-rsu throughout Paris All ths ADJOINING
t.srs. a. |, very Successful teacher VI
sr.l..s srf % music. lsiy % character
as standing ln ne community, SAs ne
t-.fe Hftaa occAsllu. at Wm. G. eresn,
Be-. ~ Sag Uuh1f. y +. Afising hs-
W aui geut.emsn 10 worth and r,sPectA'
b tv "a. tae groom. Tue imP1rtAni
"krr,' vss lied amer TIE Episcopal form
~ E.v q Mvo. TIE CEREMONY WAs
.-.si as Impressive.
Ils Captains zoe paflors we're decofA'
80 ufh kproiuslouo f spqie blossoms.
Trrv .lnr in Immense cllstsfs from the
r...-s a. th. .als. vale ln the ceutfr
uftlr e 30 srrs mknY armsfal Ira ne TORN
20 I-1--rs- horse shos. Sithln which
tre lse9F e11pie stool duflng ne cefcm1-
ur To- guest. have mo- yst fslly decid'
ef shelter ths tay was chosen ap1n tae
-.r.-s ufth- blossoms. 0r whether nature
seri tle blossoms o. grace ne sweet oe'
ra..0rf
~ groom. f.,hsr. NJ John Greece.
r..ts.r -r1,a.r. J X Greene. 81 of
"a rrrestsr Ma. NJ Aui Mrs. NJ. n
G-.,r. al - ~ B-s.on. Mr. AT Mrs.
We = Montgomery. % pstroit Mica
~rre Au1ug ne gacs's Sho n.iel We
a-1.. pAr.lrs ilrlrg TIE ceremony.
T1r presents scrr Numerous All VaaA'
t.r. am5ng them the scribe noticed nv
dollar note from Mr. ADD Ms. N. n
Gr.fre.
Tl- happy pair took ihs express me
ssne atcrnoou iJr thcir hone ia ~"
p -k STATE.
Nav Al The future % their lives b -
Pesstni ani bcAat.ial a. The glorious
5i-- seAiasr ssnt taem for tAsir WeddiuS
Day. b
very happy company % relatives Ani
f-srts assembled a. th- home % M. and
NJ Cyrus Ripley. % Paris, wednesday
Afternoon. jane Gth. o. witness ne mar
rsge ~ their daughtef. Miss ). kEtA
hpsy % william T. Grcsu. Eco, OF sse
Hafb1f. y \ R~v q. Mayo, % FAris
Az DICTATED. Aftsr tie marriage ooun-
U'li collation. 80. served The presents
uefe numerous ard some were guile va
us-.s am0ng them bting f'iy dollar nlh
NJ Green vas formerly % Ousnsid, Me-
tai fof TIE past four years be has oeen
located NJ SAG HarbOr. y. Z, where pc =
u.nn.ng his Nay onward In ne profession
he az Mrs. Gresns's friends pan
40 Der very reluctantly, esPecl.Ay tapse
e. he South Paris Baptist church, Nhlen
sc las ss-ved very acceptAhly A. OF SsnsN
clring ne past TOO years. M. aa1 MI.
Gfrsns lsn soou aner their marriage lot
tasir hone iaN Y. where their many
fr.snts 10 ials vicinity Sish them .ons
Att Prosperous uic. N
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Rnokneld.

Daring the thunder shaver OF last We'd
nesiay night the harm OF Reuben f.frar, In
the north part Of this town, Was struck by
lightning and burned with IL contents.
40 Insurance.
Parks @ Dlngley, OF the Lewiston Jour.
ual va, Ia town last week interviewing
some q our horse fsnclers.
Married ~ The residence or Frank Il.
wilmington. on Tuesday, jane Sih, by
Rev. ! II. Barrows, NJ. John ID Gerrish
and Mss Lalu wArdwrll, both OF Back
Geld.
Ro,heus Cole. OF Cape Elizabeth, Il
Ia town taking bis annual VaeAtlon.
james " Jewstt and NJ. G. Perciyal,
Esqrs., OF Auoarn. were 81 Backneld'
Sunday.
Conductor Nahum Moore and wife, OF
Canton. were In town Sunday. Conductor
Moore's family were for many years resi-.
dents OF our village aud have host OF
friends here who are always glad 10 see
their genial faces.
The usual services ~ the Baptist church
were omitted Sunday aud Instead bap-
tlsm,l service occurred AZ the river In
which eight candidates participated. The
candidates were baptized by Rev. j. IL.
BArrows.
Mrs. 4. Til,ou and Mrs. Baird, formerly
OF the Bueknsld House, were In town last
Thursday.
Itls seldom that the sympA,hies OF this
entire people have been 30 deeply stirred
As by the sudden death OF the wife OF Dr..
J. @. Caldwell, which occurred here last
Thursday. Mrs. Caldwell came 10 Buck
field As q bride about eighteen yesrs ago.
Daring her residence here she has by q
most exemplary character and cheerful
and loyingdispositlon won hosts offriends.
Few women la our community have taken
A deeper Interest In public snAlrs. She
has during all the time OF her stay here
been prominent member OF Chorister
Hersey's chorus and . singer who could be
depended upon ~ AL public occasions.
Mrs. Caldwell WAS thirty six years OF age
snd leaves q husband, two daughters, aud
sn infant sou. born the day before her
death. The funeral services were conduct.
"a Al the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
by the pastor, Rev. J. IL. Barrows. Music
for the occasion being furnished by the
South Paris Qasrtette. Toe Baptis, choir
OF which the deceased was prominent
member, took It's place among The mourn.
ers. The church WAS packed 10 it, ~
moe, capacity, nearly four hundred peo-
ole coming 10 pay their last token OF re.
.pect 20 the deceased. Many relatives and
friends from other plsees were present al
so. The Borrowing husband and children
have the deep and heartfelt sympathy OF
this community 10 their great siiiletion.
II may truly be said that In Mrs. Caldwelrs
derth, the community a. well a. The I'm
mediate friends susiain loss which can
not easily be made up.
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Albany.

R.y.G.P Teuksbary and wife. OF Or
ara are visiting friends here. espeeisuy
,.l.tive. Mrs. Gilbert wartwsll, who IL
y,ry sicl sud not expected 10 rtoofes
Rev +. NJ BeAienlon ~ mAAps e'
In the parish. 80 49, a.
weston Hasslton has let bis fArm 70
Lac Crooker and gone % Stonehsm.
Cb.,ls. Martin hss moved from Beans
NIL % Norway. .,A .,.,,
Nos, OF our farmers are through plant
Ing. ,.,.
y,eet.tioa : progressing rapidly ana
prospect OF a good crop ofhAy, ihoosn WIS
I. rather early 10 decide.
ssvsr.l OF our "agei" people are very
feeble. -. w..
Horace Foster Vas a. the Corner wed
80 t,ohius aftsr his property there.
hs.sy shower OF rain and bail Wed
,.sb.v evening, and good deal OF thunder
and lightning.
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Oxford.

George Wright. = former resident OF
weichville. died In Massachusetts las,
week aud bis body Was brou "a, home for
buHAL
Reuben Rich. one % The olies, lah,bl,'
ant. OF the town. died. on Saturday, amer q
long Abi pslnfal Illness.
Mr.. AMI Mss Corning. ~ Boston, VIII
occupy Mrs. Kslih's house daring The sun
msr.
n L. EXPECTED that the C0ngl society
wiil engage Rev. Mr Greeley a. pastor.
CA Snnrisv the M-ehanio fAls nine
PLAYED here against The "Otiofd hue.
Result Of game. ~ 10 4 In favor OF The or
foriis.
The "UISlfi x sis played Al Norway
Saturday afternoon. Score, - u 10
favor % The "R .ds"
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Gilnnd.

D.i any one ever see grass grow fasie'
than II has Tor the last few dAysi
Rsv. Mr.. wiswall, OF Bangor THEOLOGY
cal Seminary, will preach here this sun
mer.
IsAae A. Blake aud wife. OF Portland, are
spending . few days with their mother
Mrs olive Blake.
Anyone Ia want % good cultivation
should call On + T. klmbAn 4 Co. They
have the Planet Jr, FOR sale.
Miss Im0gene Baruhsm has goue " Can
Ton 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Z. III. Gilbert
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L,oyell

On wetnssisy morning. about , o'clock,
a. wlleys stage vas coming from frye.
burg With a party OF nlnsteen, who hAf
heen a,isniug the graduating exercises a.
the academy. IL wAs overturned In The
woods near The village. The passengers
were piled up promiscuoasly snd pretty
badly frighteust, bat no d,mNge vas done
other than muddy clo,he. sni crushed hats
Mr. wilsy has driven 'or many years, aud
this Il The frsi scelien, We have ever
Known under bis care.
Ca sunday as, Miss Elllngvooi, OF MI
iap, y. n. while driVlns through The Gen.
ire. w,s ihrosn from her carriage ~ The
horse becoming uuruly. Her ankle w.s
broken. she SAs tAken % tn hoase OF y.
T stsarns AMI A,,snied by DR.. Hobart.
She IL row doing well
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VVnai Snnnnr

There 1. every Indication OF good hay
crop.
TIE question now l.. who Il % DC The
Republican nominee for Prrsldenii
]. ] Abbott !. q citizen Of oar place
again. having moved Into Polly HoNcs
house. Mr.. Abbott owns house 10 Az
barn. bat be likes West sannef better 10
live To.
The schools 10 this town, 90 far. are
progressing faely.
sick people are very scarce Ia this vi In.
lty A. present Doctors have their dull
seasons ~ well A. other folks.
The road machine II doing . good basil
ness In this town Every town ihA, cars
- have . good road a. less expense 'hculi
buy road mschlne.
Jais benson 4. qiiis feeble.
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Porter.
Fine growing weather

Fine growing weather.
Crops sfe coming up looking well.
Msnilng lie Highways has been the or
der this week.
Walter GrcenleAf I. very low, with q
small chance f0r recovery.
Crows are tAking their part OF The corn
a. soon - II come. oct OF the ground.
They are pests - farmers.
A travelling troupe are IN play "Unole
Tom. cabin" At KsIu Falls Monday eve.
oar d's, shower passed over the place
on wednesday night II va. very heavy.
The lightning Vas incsssau, AMI the wind
blew very hard. aud for thirty minutes the
hail poursi down Ia torrents. They were
a. large a. aeorns. breaking glass In many
houses.
NJ. Boo,hby, % Portland, IL here a. hi.
nlec-'s. Mrs. A v. Mtson's, quite sick, and
ha. been Cor some time.
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Nfnaon.

see by the Democrat ,hs, Mason was
not represented la the Brigade last week.
The card vss sent bat has got lost.
Everything Il on The boom.
Weather nne.
The people All busy.
No very interesting news stirring.
A \. Bean has dashed saving his lum.
Der In Mason. Now has two four'horse
teams hsullug strip. and eigings.
The batchcrs are looking after lambs
They are paying ahoui the same price |.
lAsi year.
They are doing big JOB =, work on the
Flat rOai with 4 road machine.
n. T. Bean wss taken suddenly sick last
night Dr. TwAidle vas tslegrsphei Tor
Apple trees are In full bloom this morn.
Ing. They promise fall crop nov, bui ~
4 TOO early 10 make sure guess.
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Jusx 81, 1888.

whether or not Gen. william 7. Sher.
man was overlooked by the Memorial
Day Committee in New York. on the oc-
caslon OF the recent parade In that city, 10
not material. But the course be pnrsued
in quietly aud upobtruslyely proceeding TO
a private cemetery 10 aid In the decoration
of the graves OF the soldier dead. and his
determination always 10 ''devote Decora'
ton Day 10 the cemeteries which contain
our honored dead, aud the dedication OF
perm anent monuments In their honor, Tor
the teaching OF patriotism 20 future gener-
atoms instead OF swelling street paraf's
and pageauts, for the glorincstlon OF The
bslllgerent non-combstsnts Who make use
OF us for their own purposes" is one which
will commend itsslfto the good jafgmen'
OF everybody who has any regard for ms
teachings OF this sacred CEREMONIAL
Bridgton News.
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Hnhron

A c. Richmond. OF Souih Boston. vas
10 toSa iast week
wuuam X Mooty. % he B,stou Herald,
spsuts dsy wlih hls mother last Sesk
Mr M00dy SNs 90 BIS Way 10 The lakes
flr ~ DAYS vacaton.
Rev. y. whttsmore. of Springvale, :. In
town this week canvasslng for Pictorial
Bl1ls a1i some other books Mf white
nitc has many friends ani relatives here.
l. Bampas was Al hls faihef's Moo
tav ulght
C0uslieralle corn will be planted here
this year f,f West M.noi factory.
Grass L. iuoking vel. out gardens ar
not very forsArt. owing 10 The cold wsAia'
-
Ussvv thuniss showers passed each side
OF az Wednesday evening. g.
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Rafhal.

A W. Valentine. Of Bethel, h. been
.lck with SLOW fever for few weeks, aud
sunday, the inst he Lost control OF one
% his legs. Dr. Weeks, Of Portland, de
elied Friday that smpa,s,ion above The
knee Was necessary.
Two OF our old ci,iS sns have been buried
the past week. both past their fourscore
Years. Jonathan Stesrns Was buried
Tuesday and rhom,s s,esrns Thursday.
Most OF tie swee, corn In Bethel isplint-
"a hy . machine. The Eclipse planter j.
used. I, drops and covers the seed and
fertilizer NJ the rate OF one acre an hour.
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RoxhurY.

Several lumbermsn with Mr. Carter OF
Bethel - Surveyor. have been looking over
the land OF the Lewiston Steam Mil Co,
with = view 20 Purchasing H. They have
. bond of the sane.
Timber land Il 10 great demand.
George LAid IL a. work Tor l.. A.
Thomas.
There 4. promise OF = large fful, crop.
some OF TIE apple tree, are one huge bod
quet.
Ben sw,.cy AMI wife aud Hon. John T..
ss,.sy. vile and daughter, have been .,
Birch Brook Pond. catching and eating
The nice trout with which the pond Is well
snnnlled.
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Az RSrERPRisISG BANGOR fmH The
enterprise OF Messrs. Wood, Bishop 4 Co,
whose Advertisement appears In another
portion OF this paper, IL well worthy oil
note. Notwithstanding the immense com.
petition OF u day, their stoves, ranges and
furnaces stand second 10 none. for excel
lence. The production OF their splendid
Royal Clarion Range has given them ns'
tiousl reputsiiOu.
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East Brownaeld.

4 hssyv sHowrf. accompanied ~ ball
and vivid ughtning. visited az on The eve
OF the en-.
Qlits company from here attended The
grNfuatIrg exercises a. fryeharg.
Annihsr silver se,ifiug II . De qllsty
Deserved ~ the Siickn~y's, rumor has u.
Preparations ar belng made Tor The oo'
ssfvance ~ Chilircu's Dsy Jane lo.h.
Prison psy. Jane On, 90 morv righut
FIo1ef Mission Day, will be observed ~
TIE W. e. T T. woat that TIE custom
~ setting spAri the dsy generally 10 Visi'
he ''shut Ia might become common
A number OF cases OF measles are anon
the scholars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
Hartford.

This has heeu hasy week FOR farmers,
Bat ne seed l. mott Al In The ground.
ifyou want ~ raise goot taruips Tor the
table iou't tat In The seed until about The
eo m % Iure.
ZsnNs Mitchell l. very low.
uenry Kicker has hAi q BAL 'ime with
fhsumstism tbs sprlng IJur correspond
ent knoSs bow % pity him
The Hartford Cold Sprlng IL doing =
gOof husiness lately.
Mrs.. L'Eiie Thompson has moved %
Stoughinn. Mas.
L1tE Krens has one ofthe faesi pieces
~ strAwhcrfies To town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
Brvant's Pond.

Jacob whltmsn. long . resident Of E,s,
Woodstock, died last week. aged about 10
years.
Grace A GLIDER, Is teaching In the HI
liugs district.
Farmers in this vicinity are using patent
corn planters. with good success.
We believe there IL no villsge In The
county where there are so many nne colts.
They are all good, not poor stopper among
them.
Rev. l. II. Tabor preached q, Loeke's
Mills last sabbath