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The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28
BASE BALL.
The National League.
The following games in the National League
were played yesterdays:

were played yesterdays;
AT NEW YORK.
Innings. ...........1 2 8 A 5 67 50
New Yorks.... 30 1 0 o o O. 4
Philadelphias. o o o l. /
Base hits-New Yorks, Z; Philadelphias A.
Errors-New Yorks, 8; Philadelphias, T. Bat
teries-Crane and Brown, Bufhnton and Glenn
ents
AT PITTsBURG.
Innings. 2 3 s g g.
Pittsburgs. 80. 10 o o l. 2
indianapolis. o o 0 o o o. o
Base hits -Pittsburgs. O.; indianapolis, @. Er-
rOrs- Pittsburgs, 8; Indianapolis, o. Batteries
Calvin and Miller, Shreve and Buckley.
AT CHICAGO.
Innings. 2 3 8 8 789
Detroits.... ........1 o o o g. o
Chicagos. ..........-0 D o o O. 8
Base hits-Detroits, 10; Chicagos, o. Errors
Detroits, a; Chicagos, 1S. Batteries-Conway
and Bennett, Van Hallren and Farrell.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.
Inc indications for New England are
Iair weather, preceded on the coast by local
rains, slightly warmer, variable winds.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, July 27, 1888.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28

The Standing.

The following is the standing of the club
in the National League:
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28
Tariff Literature in Demand.


AUGUSTA, July 27.-The interest created
throughout the State by the tariff question is
illustrated in marked way at Republican
headquarters 4re, during month past,
the call for tariff literature has been unpre-
cedented, and speeches. statistics and docu-
ments of all kinds bearing in this direction
have been sought after. Especially is
Cleveland's message and Mr.. Blaine's reply
in demand. The calls are chiefly from the
country and manufacturing places, where
tariff reading is wanted by the farmers and
workingmen. Something like dozen large
packages of tariff documents were sent out
this morning, one being to prominent man.
ufacturer who has recently renounced the
Democracy He is now protectionist and
will vote for Harrison.
The Blaine Demonstration.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Letters continue to
pour in from clubs in all parts Iof the coun-
try that want to take part in the demonstrs-
ton. The Young Mems Blaine Club of Chi
cago writes that it will send delegation Of
$50 men, and wants a steamer for them. All
the available rooms in the Sturteyant House
have been hired for the occasion by the
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28
mr.. cIadstone's Jubilee Gifts.

STOCKHOLM, July 27.-This afternoon the
royal party proceeded in the royal yacht to
Drottingholm, where dinner was served.
They returned at Z and soon afterward Wis
tied the yacht Hohenzollern. The German
squadron sails at 3 a. m. tomorrow. The
Hohenzollern will sail later and will over
take tDe squadron. Emperor William has
asked King Oscar to be the godfather of his
last born son.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28
Mrs. Cleveland at Marion,

MARION, Mass, July 27.-Mrs. Cleveland
received no callers today owing to the in
clement weather.lIt expected. however, that
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom will attend
the magnificent entertainment which A. w
Nickerson has prepared for tomorrow nigh
on the other side Of the Bay.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-28

SHANGHAI, July pa volcanic eruption
at Bandaisan, fifty leagues from Yokohama,
DESTROYED several villages and killed 1000
persons, including 100 visitors at the Their
NAL Springs. A fresh crater has formed and
the ernntion is still active.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
South Rnnkaeld.

At the special town meeting holden on
Saturday, the 2iih. all OF the articles In
the warrant providing measures 10 perfect
the town system. Including the cousolids'
ton OF certain districts. were voted down,
and sfter . full aud free discussion OF the
question, IL VAS voted by q substantial ms.
Iority To return ~ the district system OF
schools. "Thsnk God, from whom All
blessings now."
Being at the city Monday Of this week.
I visited the stable Of Jonas Edwards, cor
ner OF Hampshire and Union Streets. Asb
well known Mr.. Eiwaris IL an extensive
dealer In C,nsdisn horses. IL 10 said he
IA. brought 1000 Canadian horses into the
el,y OF Auburn. He had started for Cana
81. that same morning for another LOAF.
lie deals principally In work and business
horses, although Ia advertises 10 pro.ure
such horses 40 any purchaser may desir,.
Although the cities were literally full OF
apples hi. week. good apples sold quite
readily a. $3.50 per barrel
IL IL said that the town viii be asked To
shovel q road from the Hebron line 10 the
Turner llne through Buekd-ld, q distaucs
of perhsps two miles, N accommodate the
cream gs,h.rer OF the Turner Centre cream
err. The JJb looks bigger than 10 bald .
railroad that distance on bare ground.
Does the law require that such road b.
sbovelsd out and made pssssble for wsg'
opsf
Alfred shaw IL At work "ssppins" for
Ichabod Allen.
Jason Russell Is harvesting Ice this week
Now IL O good time 10 trim apple trees
Some have trees 90 badly drifted In 40 10
be Obliged 10 trim In self defense.
Jason aud A Y Russell were arrested by
Deputy U 4 Marshall Smith on Friday,
on charge of selling liqaors without pay
Ing Q u. 8. special tar. and taken 10 Port
land before Commissioner Hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Ervnhnrg.


Rev Perry Ch.ndler. OF North COnwsI,
preached Al the Methodist church last Sun
DAY.
Mr Jane. Tolmau. Cumberland County
Commis.lonsr. was Ia town Monday.
Mrs Hattie Head and daughter are Al
Mr. \. Hsali's.
FL. Marx has sent four car loads OF
potatoes 20 Boston this week.
Miss Eina Eastman. OF North Conway.
IA. been visiting a. Mrs. Z. Pages.
Messrs. Y. Hatch, OF Cornish, II. Catch.
sll. OF Browunsld, and II. X Sargent, OF
Portland, have been 10 the village this
week.
Mis-. Katie voss, OF Calils, Is visiting her
suit. Mrs Or LAmsOu.
Mise. l. &. Shirley, A. and VI. Barrous
are AZ home Tor the EAstsr vacation.
There was an oyster supper on Thsrs'
day evening. given by the gentlemen ofihe
SvedenborgiAn society, AZ their Vesiry,
with prize ordinations By the gentlemen
winner, Dr. W. &. Towle-snd : whit
Ting mstch by the ladies'. Winner, Miss
Minnie Pingree.
The river 1. breaking up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Hiram.

On Thursday forenoon. afternoon sut
evening the M.ine Board Of Agriculture
held very Interesting aud profitable ses
sion Al Grange H,ll. The subject Of
associated dsirylrg and . public creamery
W. thoroughly discussed by Msssrs. A
% Pike, OF Frye urg, Adams, ~ Ro-dolu.
ham, blossom, ~ Turner, 0ooglns, Youug,
Allen, Wsisworih snd Others 81 Hiram
also y ws'ker McKssn, ofFTyshurg. An
excellent dlnnsr and supper were farnlsh'
81 by the ladies' oi the Grange. Good
music was furnished. The vote passed q,
The close strongly lndlos,sd the success OF
the movsnen, for q butter factory 81
Hiram.
Mr. wm. A. storer Ia eobnDei TO bis
home nv Illness, general debility.
Mr. Marshall spfing 4. elected agent OF
School District 40. ("Spriug y
The corn shop a. Hiram will be run this
year a. usual by A 4 T. Il YOung.
risnd q II. Browns black pallets have
arrived.
Nc. Ffeenin Psg'lsy HIS been repairing
tie Mt Gutter lIolse.
Mrs. Ivory Wentworth 4. qllts sick.
George W. sawyer and R,ph Rankin,
OF Es, Hiram. have bought the goods
and leased The store Of Roscoe q. Greene
4 Sons, q, E,s, Hiram, and begin business
the ?9.h day % March. They srs worthy
aud capable young men, aud ate bound
% succeed.
Mr.. Bariist Cismon. and Mrs
flcwellyn A. wArissorih are lmproving
Ia health.
Elmer NJ. Hubbard 1. moving into The
Rev y T. Eastman house AZ East Hiram
ggth a. degrees above zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Andoyer.

John W. Newton ha. sold his farm on
the Roxbury road 20 Matthew Elliott, OF
Rumford, sni bought the stand belonging
20 the Benz amin Newton estate q, the vii
lage.
The loggers are oil breaking camp and
leaving the woods, after very successful
winters work.
william q. Cushmsn has leased the Hsr.
~ Bseon shop and will occupy II ~ once.
Mr.. eastman Is 9 skiaful workman, aud
has more orders than he can al. While st
hls shop a. South AndOver q few days since
Ne were shown some nice sets OF rustic
furniture made Tor II. W. sutor, wealthy
.ummsr resident, and IN elegant blackboard
built expressly Tor Ssnsior Mcpherson, OF
Belle Mead. ". J.
n E. Ranger has moved 20 Jay Bridge.
The n 4. Circle held . successful fair
A. the ball "Wednesday night
Ffank 4 Jordan aud Miss Nellie Mars
Ton were made "Ope" Tuesdsy evening,
R,y q q Powers on Eating.
Miss Emma Nevhsll, who died In Port
land after long illness from consumption,
va. brought home for burial. the funeral
being held al the house OF her unele, j. W.
Clari, Wednesday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

Anothrf spsI 10 30 vvaihsr.
II Uu.s srn ~ J. Y. burnham, or bos-
90 tsf ~ ihsi pace anf Wa oro1gai
,ffs us i-ih f1f barisl
TIE Lumber tssms ar ahoui al oct OF
sop'' Barraam wight broke camp TIE
.i1.
George T Buruhsu sni wife are gone
c1 tv.s.' to Wet Paris tbs week.
n 2 BlfhArk Ass eight young calves,
a 49, tssfs
mas. H. Phubrook have been 10
toEn ,uy.rg uP he oxcn.
DEF. IN B,sion. Msrch ic'h. amer q
trsf tlt pa.rfli Illness. DSighi Chsster'
ot.f ch.d of Ne ans Mrs. v Baruhan,
49, t'e years ani to months The body
vts brought On GIeai for tufiAl, accom-
far.-' by the sorfosing ps-vnts, ard NJ
a. Mr.. q Wrusms. % Boston. Who
siaftd ttfif grief ir ne loss ~ THIS mach
letat chid TIE flnsrAi services, cor
'lrtsi ~ Rev n W Hardy, % Bethel,
ssfe A. he bose ~ George Burnhsm,
- The family homssisst-Shsre htile
Ds.gat hat spvut syvry summsr bat one.
or hls s1ort ne. sndsariug himself 20 AZ
aeafis - hls sweet. lOvlug ways, Ani
Nlsrs hs siIi b. mis-et aud m0urusd a.
u'st a. much a. In his Boston home. oar
'uctfsst sympaihles are with TIE oereaVed
Pa'stis al friends, a. tasy return - ihsif
lssols'ef hone.
lters IL uo teaftf an anEsi form
Nt.ks u'Tr frH earth 9TH silent trtAit
~. lFa.s our tssf loVe.i things asAy-
Al ihen - cal them 'tsad'
40 caves cor hsarts az desolsis
hH l.Irks cur 'aIrrsf. ssestFsf rQrNrst
TIA sFanfff into bliss hey uuw
Afnfn immortal tousra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

Thurs1ay Afternoon there will he hear.
log % The cass % liouEhion Vs Brown.
Lawyers Ssassy spi nerTick are engaged
on The case.
q c Houghtos. o. Worcester. Mass, &,
IN town.
Thiriy scholar, we're present sithe open.
irg % The high school Ons dsy each
week % tie school sin be devoted TO slo-
Cution.
TIE Grad Army are ,Ai51lng OfAAving
q Nav ball here.
Arrival. =, The Glen M'unialn House Tor
ths w~sk
O. " nro-n. " wyuan. ~. withsr.ii.
nssion. = winslo-. ruttisnt. ,. 4. Lakin.
Naiisnd. ~
Ths fair rus,d,y evening" VI. well at
tended Some tv1 hnndrci were ssilm,i.
81 % b. present Financially II Vas sue.
Gees TIE exercises were particularly ap-
propflste for me occAsiOn. fsv In nam
bsrs ne corps ought % be- AL the more tp-
prvciaisi In their sf,rts to get up such az
cutsrtaiumrnL AlssYs Aboring unt,r
&c ulilss their psrscverance oaghi n D.
better paid az encouraged.
NJ stephens. oar veteran fux hunter,
Inform. your coucspenisut that one Gay
this Wssk two rrd fot pups OF bis. pine
months Oh. rsn = foK DOM AMI caugh'
hin. who ovus oUe % that sge that can
40 ne samsl Mr.. stephens has been deal
iug IN ION honrds for some thirty years,
and probably owns TO-DAY a. fat runuiug
dogs q. thsrr are In ihe State. lie bred.
only from the native. Bucif-li sPscies, 81
csliof. ani take. pains ~ train then Tor
The track -hrs yoang. lie fnis really
sac every year f1r al be has % dispose OF
- sporting men In dirsreni sections OF The
SiAir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Broynaeld.

The snow I. giving up little by little.
The tops OF picket fences are visible.
Monday q lone henhlvt was seen soar
log westerly. Tuestsy spider and NJ
came creeping oui ofan obscure corner
bot Gndlng the airs little crisp they soon
rc,reAisd 10 their old corner.
A four months calf belonging 10 q
woman was driven out % the stable for o
little airing and az 10 was the frst time he
Vas ever permitted 10 take q rsmble be
probably thought be would make critical
survey OF al, new world. The frst plunge
Vas In q snow drln up 20 hi. neck; 20 sr'
,flea,s himself he tried 20 kick but be
couldn't. then 20 leap bot all failed. and
With one prolonged bahsh. he settled
down 20 die. A large M.tlf standing by
could endure the sight no longer, he dag
away the snow near the calf, took him by
the tail aud dragged him into the stable.
Carrie Kicker died last Friday. The DR..
Who attended her ala not pronounce The
disease small por IS was reported but
scarlet fever.
Dr. Young, OF Augus,', WAS In town
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Hebron

The death % PSrcr Maxim occurred
Thursdsy Instead 90 friiAy =. reported In
last weeks pspsf The fuusrsl vas In
ne ehuroh Sunday >hd largely attended
Tie Sss Al ne vOaog msa AMI his death
has touchci every heart
Moudsy evening Mr. Mailing. of Port.
ltni save lecture before The subjects on
The SaaiWich islsnds TIE lecture
Illustrated ~ = stsrvoptlcon.
Lat evening. "Wednesday. the class Of
- hsd supp~r sni social tins generally.
Heurt Mrrrill. Efssisl Merri!rs stsp sou
u Sch -iih acute rheumatism.
Gods are vsry pfevAe0t and u stands
people O. hs c,rcfal
J ID S'urtsvsni has made eight gallons
otsrrup MsuY have not yri tapped their
trccs u lCoss pOs As though the sugar
ssason would ~ short.
To day. Thursday ~. are having q
pouriug rsln, vhlch 10 Aslng the snow
fast Good riiisncs ~ u Ne say. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

Logging Is about done for the season
Tuesday rres, number of teams PISSED
Newry Corner on their way from The
woods. Among theta James Bartlett, OF
Bethel, with four heavy horses.
Jacob Paine has moved into town on tbs
l. w. kllgotc place, one half OF which be
bought some time since.
y. II Kaspp has returned IN town.
presume he will Start mp basiness In his
shop sg.in this spring
Ralph Kilgorc aud his brother Adelbsri
are doing quite business 81 blacksmith
Ing Il North Nsvry.
The people In THE section want corn
factory a the Corner. n 10 . good looa.
tisu, aud II parties Who have money 10 In.
yesi would take hold Of II, 10 would be .
good thing Tor the farmers about here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
rHE BEAR BRIGADE.


-
CsCrsv u Holaad lvit ior he West Moa'
Cav tlr elta
Nss1uN Turusr has bought he Gideon
Cu.hmsn farm ant vii move on 10 II In
Uffatf'Y
NJ" L1uis Yo.,sr returned from Mass.
a. sea
Cig, " W Bacon desires % sci his
si,ri .i1s'si a. ne Iarctlor % Turner
az seth streets A Desirable Residence.
NJ. Iis.su ChIlts. ouiy daughter of ~.
e. : CtHfs. uss tae happy recipient of =
tsalt.u ighi p.sno. present iroSl her
urc'e. Ilhu Lssis Chl's. The celebrated
s--f.nsn as f1rist ~ Fiors'. y \ last
usst Johu usvsr toss Auythiug ~ halves.
nlp1u q. : Marshsl Smith wss In
toNu Tagfsfav sud cited several of our
Clt'E.us % a.. : Court a. Portland.
TIE BrrkfrIt Orchestra gave q un'qle
az surcsssfai conccft ~ he Baptist
ctarch Fr.iay svrriug. % q fuli ani sppre-
cIsrrs touse There Srrv ulne irsiru-
usrs. IS fy Mr. Jsnrie irish, daggh.sr
of Prof L1ihef Mason, % bosion. Mrs.
lrss 80 htf ths MOTT OfthC present mem
hrfs In training f1r more than year, And
IS tgf at o. say that t1e musical treat
81 a. ff.faY svsrire wss q credit . both
eater az performers. Tie orchestra
~sfs assisted ~ % n. lisrssy's chorus
cAo.f. AZ frndsrcf several pieces hat elle'
lisi tas spp.auss % ne hoGsc.
Easter sas celebrated A. The bapiisi
ctgrCa Sluis1 morriug A large cougre-
g,t Overt 1siug into The chaPcl. greet
81 ptsf1. Barfovs an pfvcsutor Hefsey,
ssssitt ~ he Bucsfslt Orchestra
ks-..s 10 p.auts ard flucrs pfettilf AZ
f,rsef aioug ~ platform And Aruand the
rlrt erhAft thelr grateful perfumes
I,s exercises we're op~rsd ~ ne ufchesirs
frr'sr'cg Bennsii's CtArins March. Sew
"a Easter snthrms sere fnsly sang ~ the
ca1.r arf chofus k-1 n. Bafrovs
Trstl 1sf an abe discourse from ne text
Cor it .I-"nut uos 10 cars, risen
ron tts iraf al become The frsi ffals
o'iAtm ihai slept" In thc evening he
t,lfCa 49, tgN.n flet. on The occasion oi
ts St1haih school concert, Which NAs
uAis afprClaI Etsisr service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
North Fryeburg

NJ Mason, who W. severely inlarei
ssysral weeks since While loading bis goods
IN ths Thomes' district, Conway, y. H.
has recovered and moved luio The waller
Stevens house.
J'.sph Ifish. who has been qsiis sles
for short time, Il AZ preset more com
fortAhls.
Rev. Nj Alvord Il expected back from
MI. vlslt % bis parents Al friendship' ~
\.
A very pleasant party were entertainer
by y. W spring and wife Al ihsir residene'
last week.
Word has been received from The PORT
land Packing Co. that. owing % The De
preston 10 trade. they vii bald 20 Pew
corn factories The comiug year. Theeo
shop AZ ihis place Il siill 10 The fuiafe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Dixheld.

The l.dle- OF Dliasld village caves lesp
yssr party Thursday e.tning Aoou, ~
couple. were on the n)0r. Music oJ Dh'
Geld orchestra
travelling IL very bad here.
william II. Eusils Il In town
wallace Hatehlps and Zsnas TAYLOR BON
have recently hsi nagsrs mangied a. 'ns
spool MIL ..,., a. hsiis
o,i,. a number OF balldibg. this sesson.
Rev. J Rtsliss IL % move Into we ''n'
over Mr. Pu,ramt
NJ ard Mrs. wilder Chase re'arh'u
nom L,sis,Ou Thursday.
March g9ih, 10 the wife OF Whia'e
Hatchinson. . daaghter.
Tbsre has been qaite rain, on. uo'
snoush N start the ice a. 10 ca before
Mss Gncs Cor returned 70 ws''o'O0s
Montay. ,.A.,own
farm ihis year. -..A s,,s.x
orIssdO BabS 1. a, c.asOs at work on
Hop. George ID Bisbee spent ths SA''
h.th a, Mrs. Susan stsnlsys-
Alnoo stOekoricgs and vile are on '"'
slck list.
George Marsh has crew nsAi's
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Porter.


Light fslo-
nesr.ness snow viii be deep the nfst OF
lis very .ieily 10 this yieinl,y. H,ri'
ly well one. enough 20 take care OF The SICK
Mr. Joseph Holmes IL very sick and can.
not live bat few days. lie 10 an aged
man. 80 in few days.
Mr.. MARVEL, widow OF the late 8. T.
Msxsell, IL falling fast, and esnno, live
but a short time. She has BEEN eotnned
20 her bed for nine years and has been
Great sufferer. Her brother. Nj. John
Durgin. OF Dover, " II, 10 here with her
Al the present time. -
care OF the sick At George Stsnley's since
his wife died.
People are making raid on their wood
piles.
70 Ksrr Falls.
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Grnnnwnnd

History repeats Itself Another fsll OF
snow % 1vs Inches. follovet BY . rain
storm. making everything that viii absorb
moisture decidedly damp
Not much SAP weather Jet
W .aw Mrs. X l. Cole on her va, To
The sta;iOu Yesterday. en- rOuts Tor south
Paris. ard n q tear dlmmed oar eye about
that tine. IL wAs ou aocouni % losing one
% our nslghhor.. BY whom Ne hAi lived
more than n years, and always klpd, Oblig.
log. snt csrrylng out The pfinciplss OF
Chrisiianlty. Mr Cole AMI wife belong 10
the Bryants Pond Baptist church. OF which
b. l. deacou. ani both we're teachers In
The SAbhsih school We commend them
% The Christian charsh and community
whittier they have gone 20 make for them
selves new home.
TIE question a. the lyeeum Vas decided
10 the srirmAiiye-ihat The Indians bad
suffered greater persecution thar TIE white
mar. TIE usIi question, RssolSed, That
he works OF ar are more vonderinl than
he works % nature. l. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired nom pr.et &c, hsy.
Ing hal placed In bis hands by 81 htst Innis
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure 81
Consumption. Bronchitis, Cstarrh, Asthma and
ali throat and Lung Al cti0os. also positive
Seryoo. Complaints. after having tested IL
wonderful curative powers In thousands OF
cases. has felt u his duty to make u known To
his suffering fellows. Actuatsd bv this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering I'll
send free 81 charge, IN all Who desire II, this
recipe IN German. french,or English, 9TH full
directions for preparing and using. sent BY
mail By addressing with stamp. naming this
paper, W; A. Sorhs' las Powers Block hoeh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Canton.

The Bridge Company h.v. pat two rev
spans into their bridge ~ Gilbsriville,
which will male II safe for several years.
The bridge l,a grea, accommoiAilon %
the puhlic Tor several miles up and down
The Andro.coggin. especially Ia sp'ing sni
fall when ferry boats can't run. The nsIi
bridge across the Aniro.cogEiu will be 81
DNhsli Ani N they ar golng % get IL
ioue a. soon a. the u y. Is. gets there
they will have % bsglu soon.
The ladies' INJECTED With TIE B,p,is,
church met al Mr.. Esther Hsyford's
Thursday and organized social circle.
which makes the third circle Ia ihls VII.
l.gs. May ihey al prosper snd he power
for good. What could We DO without The
ladis,i NAsnUA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Albany.


c. l.. johnson recently shot an eagle
thl, measured seven feet aud an inch from
tip 10 tip OF wing. Extremity OF toes
when spread sven Inches, head and tall
perfectly white.
Several OF Mr. Poland's children are
sick. Their youngest died Saturday. was
carried for intsrment TO Poland, their
former residence.
Many are quite sick.
Mrs. wArdweil IL no, improving - We
hoped lss, week.
Mrs. Nancy Cummings remains abou,
the same.
Mr.. Brown has jas, loaded . couple OF
cars with spruce logs for Boston market.
Our lumbsrmsn are busy improving the
shedding which IL quite good except ON
low ground where the water came into the
roads. The present thaw threatens more
trouble In that wsy.
Mi., B,rih,. daughter OF Deacon ID. y.
Cummings, OF Hebron, 10 visiting relatives
here.
Leonard Cross drove Q deer into q
sw,mp fiIled with snow and water and
e,p,ufed him. or course he did no, Kill
him.
A II Barker, Jr., IL moving his family
IN his new home In J. A. Asplnwsll's rent
Much " 10 them.
J. A. Klmball Is hauling hay to Norway
village.
Some Of our young people ATTENDED No
Waterford Ladies' Circle Wednesday.
There has been quite an eiodus OF oui
young men recently. John A. Upton has
gone TO Waterford, Vermont, and hired to
work on Q farm. Lacisn Andrews hsi
gone TO Jackson. N. II 10 work In hotel
Ragene Andrews and George Cummings
have gone 10 Ansonis. Com, seeking FOL
employment
Fnnt Bean is at work In Stephen Lib
by's mill.
Flint Fernald are starting up iheil
mill.
]. W. Dresser has dashed . JOB OF haul.
ing birch.
u. McAilister and JOHN Flint have sol
through hsuiing logs 10 Kezir Pond.
Mrs. Alice Wsrdwell II selling he'
household farniture and 10 going TO Com
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Re. True Ia. entered into partnership
with Geo K.Vsnough, In the grocery bust
ness. They will also deal In fresh aud
salt meats.
John Dslsno was quite badly Injured by
the kick % 9 horse.
Mr. y G. Richards has gone 10 Qalrcy
10 visit frierd,
A.. l. Chaplin Is visiting friends 10 Mass.
and X. /
Henry Ellis IL At home.
A soeiable Was held Ia Ceni:sl Hall by
the Cong1 society Friday evening, With
music. ice cream, etc.
There Was missionary concert AZ the
n T. church on Sunday evening.
l. y. wsrdwell has bought Ruff, Bow
ker's livery teams.
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fauy organized Wednesday. The ssh Of
March. hY pspa,y A W Vasuilse. %
Bethel. TIE following oglesrs were To-.
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~ a. n. o. o. fisld. 4. Mr. . e. thilds. 0 4.
49,. f.. a Tusil. q, Nrs 4. a. small, l. = #.
Mr. a. Va puuham
Tssuty I've charter members were pres
ent at TIE pfospsct IA good iOr . lArgs
Grarge 10 he near future.