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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
South Buckaeld.

TIE sporting fraternity we're ~ the cry
Al ne races last week - q nan.
TaAd LsAuu Ani fsmiiy have been Wis
iting la tosu.
lie Ch,niler has sold bis farm 20 Saer'
ma Blnu-y, % Hebron.
Archelsus SAsyers fo1r.yeAr-oli mare
"a. an extra colt after frsnkhn fnnee.
We hsvs yet - hear Of Que OF bis ou'Pfins
hat II not = goOi one.
O,c.sionAlly bcl.tei farmer 10 planting
this week
Dr. q. ) Calls tell. a. TIA, he las dis
po.ed ofhis Bonhcr colt " Sss YORK par
lie. Or $50
R.puollean., Democrats and third party
prohioi.oal-t- al sl.ke ~ )les over TIE
raiu storm.
Uac's Trum.n says The mos, practical
rsu sioa consists In getlias an hoaes' Nv
Tag. ,.
III. Interesting 10 read that X preseuu'
uys L,nhsm. % Texts. represents dls''
rlet larger taAn al New ZEALAND aud con
t.lu. bat rs coanties. 4. PAso, the Only
con.iferAhls town. l. located bat $50 miles
from Mr. Lanhams home. Oi course MI
4. 4. personally acquainted with AL MS
constituents.
Horace NORTH Is ouyIng wool and pay
ing ~ ceuts -, MI.
hASx mare.
Mrs John r Record, who has been very
| .lek 9Th acuts stomach trouble. Is rscos'
,rins under the treatment % Dr.. Bridgh.m
R..tas Cole has . stOcky, three 'moatns'
oli colt brought up by hsni, 20. oy FRANK
| lin Prince.
Mossly Damon has pa, up new barn on
/ Ira Ames stand. ,,,-A-n
RJb Dean nov owns The SliAs h''0ne'
LOT % land al ling bis farm. ia a..
\. II. Irish uses BABY Dean VIII as
Prescott, mare. eoadisutiy exPeeuas "
bred 4 trotisr. Macbeth. although s,snu'
lag 10 Backhsld ander uafssor.ole eir.aal
stanoss. l. receiving encouraging paaoa
ass. Mr. KnOx tells us thst tne ss>'''"
has Lreliy served thirty-nse mares
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Hartford


TIE recsui rAias have susarsi . good
hkY crop
Tls potato bags have %; back from The
Ch.cAgo C0uvcnu0n All ar ready Zoe basil
as
Mrs. R,insy Hutchinson h.s gone on /.
sisIt o. Au1ari.
NJ - Sa.aa Bryant 10 vlslilas her 'rlsnis
in Hartford Ani Slmasr
W y jlrisn hss soli his Oxen ani
llaght uics pair % , yeAr-Old steers Of
M nsan. % Beaded
Toe Lne school cl1sss tais week.
When tie new. cane % BacAf ~ that
Gen uarfis1n VS. n1mlnst.i Tor ffcsl.
dat. . csrtAin lasysr proposed - doc.
Nc % give thrse cheers Tor Harrison.
wacu he dfsg cheer sAs called he lawyer
iii v,ry s-l. pat ne doctor. nj hsviag
1.s harrah voice On. ~ ale very faint echo.
Whsn The stc1ni chesr wAs called, the doc
~ % ,f,d flf al that uas 10 hin. Bat rot
Af1aai came fron 10 lssysr Tue thlrd
cheer So not callei. 4. NJ. Cole ihinks
a "a Ii omen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

The songs OF birds al the air with mel
oily AMI The opening nbvers with
fragrance.
oar people were never more busy aud
much The need fOr the seed time must 10
short This year.
There las been considerable moving OF
ate here Henry Jaiklns has moved u
West Bethel Sesell Walker 10 the T.. Mar
ply house In Mason and Milford Brown
has novel Into A y Beans boarding
hoGse. walker Il 10 carry on Murphy
farm this season.
Help IL very scarce here now, almost
impossible 20 hire man for days work
ou farm. How different from good old
Free Trade times when nsn were travel
Ing round OF ring 10 wotS for any cents .
DAY cash OF half . bashsl % corn. Sat-
ss- worth o. Oh bushel In Bethel aud IL
took tares bashsls OF oats % pay Tor one
peck, and saw my mother pay thirty
three esuts yard ior calico FOR dress.
Gras. grows fast bat Il Il thln, yet .
We, season will give crop.
The late rslns have given vegetation .
sonieffal start
oar farmers are getting along well with
their hDsing. bat 10 look. pos q. II hoeing
and hsylng will be pretty well mixed this
year.
must congratulate the Publishers OF
me Democrat for their enterprise iu get
ung oct an extra containing full report
ofth proceedings 90 The late convention
"a the sane day. They fairly rivalei their
city bfsihen. I thick II IL thing never
attempted before Ia oKflri COonty.
y Y MINI has re.bai.t the bfldge near
4. A Beans mill.
A II william has aal.hei the bridge
neA TIE falls, - that oar bridge seems tn
be 10 gooi conililoa nov
40 Pain. OF Mulp1ro, Mass. wN 10
tnsn lasi week lie has sold hl. home
fAfm ~ n. -. Grover.
Nj. Enms POr has returned 10 her
home In l. well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Hiram.


Mr.. Sl,aan Kimblll 10 very feeble from
OH age aud lnnfmailvcs.
Ne Daniel Gray Is In poor health.
Mrs. Lasanna w. lluobari. who has had
q . ssltl0u Al Williamsburg College, ken.
lucky, has CONS home 10 spend The sun
mer.
Webster Fitch aud John KsIn are AZ
home from New llampton, v. II. Institute.
Methodist class meetings ale held on
Wednesday evening" a. Sir. william q. Bur-
banks h1ase.
william y. Greene has position A.
salesman In Boston.
The Thermometer on Saturday, June 2Ji,
stood Al los 81 Eat Hiram, 100 A. EliA-
Goald's la the shade, and % Al our resi-
deuce. Ca Thursday, the 2slh, u WAS At
50
Msssrs A and T.. r. Young are nlllng
the angle between their saw and gfist mill,
some g5tS5. bysnss ballilng Tor the man
ufscturv OF corn boxes
Ms d.. Pendcxtsr, formerly OF h'En
Fails, va. In town this week.
A town meetlag Is called Tor saturday,
the 90ih. % make new Arrangements fof
repair OF roads. The change from road
commissioners % Surveyors leaves deal
OF compile alton OF business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Oxford.

GA Saturday the Harrison nine played
.r.in.. ne OxiOri Blues. R'suli OF TIE
zane Il 70 . In favor OF oxford
The band meet 10 practice Moniy AMI
wednesday evenings IL IL hOpsi ihN .
hand stand will soon be built.
A. the supper given 20 the God Ten
plAr. a. welchyille Friday evening sl'
we're realif Il.
Toe schools cin.ei Friday Ex,mlaA'
ton Tnar.diy NJ Hsaseom the prinel.
p.l ofthe Grammar School wA- presented
with a desk by his pupils. lie has bad
very successful school and has warm
friend 10 each scholar.
The schools OF wslehvllle Also closed
Friday.
George Enls has obtained the position
OF Professor 81 Latin In = college al Yell
low Springs. Oaio, aud will leave In Sep
TENDER.
R,v Clarence Greeley has been engaged
a. pastor OF the Congregs,ionlis, church
here lie will pte.eh his hfsi sermon GA
the nr.t sunday In Jaly. saJ ct, Social
Reform.
Several from thl, place attended Com
meueemsnt Al Hebron Tuesday. The ex
.rei.e. were very interesting and The con
Ger, In the evening very nne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Wnaf. Summer.

Fine weather for hsying. although no,
many have commenced here yet.
Mr.. j. II. Ilaselton. Of Norway, called
on Us few days ago with . good supply
OF Browns Instant Relief. The man who
has never used this medicine must be be-
hind the times. We think Browns Instant
Relief supercedes al other medicines foi
what IL WAS intended for. W. don't asl
aHytAiug for As tesiim0aiai.
Don't fail TO be present At the q. A. IL.
picnic July tth.
Pred barrett IL building him blacksmith
shop opposite the hotel on Main Street.
J Abbott II buying lots Of wool al 20
cents per pound. with promise ofthe rise
II there 10 any. In all probability wool IL
about a. high a. IL will be this year.
IL \, Co0urn has aided new blinds "a
his house and taking the other Improve
men,s already made Mr. Cobufn has avery
nne looking place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Porter.

The late rain hw made great Improve
ment IN the grass crop, although hsyine
will be . little late, like all other crops.
Me-. I l. French has potatoes In bios
SON and corr spindled.
Mr.. Moses Libby has any bushels OF
green peas on his vines TO 60 to Portland
this week coming.
Gen. Harrison will be our next President
and We will send back 70 Buff,lo Nc. Sher'
III Cleveland, for they may need him, ant
be Is no use where he Is only 70 cheat The
poor soldiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Drovnaeld.

Messrs. Gatehsll, Stlc,ney, Giles and
Fink attended iAe eouaiJ Convention al
Paris
Tue c1ng1 Circle wen, With Mrs. KIN
mons
TIE C. l. :. @ meet. with Miss ID
Spring Saturday, which veil be Tie last
circle ~ the year.
P.oL Seruioa. OF Parmlngion. y. IL. Is
making an sffIrt 10 get tlass 10 music.
Mss Dracksii, OF kstu Falls, IL visiting
Mr.. Perkins.
Me- ] Hatch h.. hAi his coach newly
p.lniei, which give, l, avery doe appear'
ance.
Df. sawyer. o, Conway. Vas In town
wednesday.
Grass IL looking nicely.
Slrawberrle. cone In small quantities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
West Bethel.

oar crops At lisi 0JJm.ng uaief the
lats rAius and hot scaiher.
Apple Aui other fruit promises go0i,
al.1 Mid hsrrles AMI plans.
A W Grover has one of The best shows
f,r fruit Ia the " bore. Arctic plum
rAsy ars.proving very hardy aud proline In
ihis Vicinity.
The potato bugs are promising = very
heavy crop also. are beaiing al past rec
ord. In this place.
Taanks 20 editors % Democrat Tor their
perseverance Ia giving ~ The latest news
nom th~ Convsniion In their extra ot This
week. Readers will heartily appreciate
such fayOfs.
Woo buyers seem ualnteres,ed. bat .
fes ar paying 20 cents ior What they can
get. bat grower. are not auXiou, 10 sell A.
that azure.
An sorry n learn that @ II. u = nice
corn n.ld hAs been very much demorallt-d.
The trou1lc-oms crows in other parts
that be %. been wishing would cone ~
Mason, have cone. aui after The tepi'l
there ~. hardly one brkeual OF rag
men,s % De gathered. How natural Tor
one q 20 % friend when hungry.
Bethel has lost another respected eiufsn'
ID W Towne. died Of heart disease ihs
gsth Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Hebron.

rhesvent OF the season. Commencement,
az usual The exercises have been report
FL ~ one present so We Will make NO at
tempt iiL
Nc. and Mrs. Dodge, OF Seigewick, are
visiting At Rev. Mr. Hsrien's for week.
Their sou Is member Of the graduating
class.
The former editor OF the Democrat, q.
II. Watkins, OF Portland. Was here Tues
DAY.
We are glad TO report that Mrs. A. ID.
Bartlett. who has been very dangerously
iil Il much better.
Dr.. Sturteysnt. OF Dlxfi ia. spent Tues
day night AZ his Athers sni len weines>
day morning 10 attend the Convention At
Paris. 4.
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Rnrkanld

Waffeu returned from Caribou,
A'lu-i.ut r1uuiy. at w-sk. where he
IA lvf- Un business convicted Win The
esis.s .' il- A. NJ Laid
'rlfsa L. ulIsni "a. returned from The
Wet CY Sptl dog -sys be- i Aheai OF
s-lt'l.s rur. JAY "a bsing ne time set
~ D. fr'lfu. ~ A. o. b. hsre on TIE "a.
I NIh.ngfou hAs g1ue % So john,
y Pr saor vacsiiou.
EN..' ut'. sou of u. X Hsn. N. ID +,
IA g'ts % B1-ion 10 The employ o. large
'-.l 81 luPufuug hoass.
tllu htggstt of Massachusetts. former
aaatv, 1f Blctd -. Is visiting irisaia
-. u. . mlre AAn Do years sinee be
"a lsfy at.
W. George u Ca.aman 10 quite sick II
T.
4le slnnsr tern % the village school
e'sr' Friday. Many % oar cltir sns show.
- bs.f laisrsst 10 the school BY being
70 Street = gsttlng % he quite resort
..r c.1s- ~ these pleasant Afternoons
~ ~ osusrs OF speedy colts 10 the VIC
y 'nts AZ fof1ldisn The pleasure OF
'oA'' "a m tle village STREETS on sccOaai
'lr iangsf b iiff aud limb. l. u more
..alss'oas taan m,kiug trotting para OF
- fll..c a'ghssysf Problem No. 1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

T,r-AsJ Ia llrn. sao - mentioned
l,s, ..ls g. 1f.1g SEVERELY luIlrei oy a.
@ Sees a. H. r. pargin's iogg.ug camp
o- Gel ls,luls def lsst saturday nora
i.E % 50 evident FROM ths d-si that
Usffv 49, Go caArce ofhIs recovery. never
t,ta.. I'd. ryjl.ng possible sts d1ue Tor
Ia 90 .e received tls nesi of care Ani
IlsrtIr ur sas cIl.ci1as All hory 20
s'sfrf i1 tls Isst. hpp.ug thst b. souii
fit c|le "a a. flght. Bat hls irl lric-
49, l' .l .rr.las uailre that svcu his
ttlsla rr1lst Constitution coald not
-iastkr' hen.
NfW .1Ifu -ss one % the Of pioneers
o'i1s crest aavlug arrived To- Cslifornla
o. a.. o. rrmAnoi 90 ne fsciic coast
49, 10 ile une siuce. mkking tso or
tar ir7s to Paris. Maine, the place ~
n r.f,l DE- Afflv-i ga ne bAy Aooai u,
ysa's A. A-i rs slucc male his homs
tsrs o. 50 .i years OF A. ne time of
- irstl sssA rvmArkshly -tout, healthy
ne 60 ..s 40. al 1.i TAR % have lived
utrr 7rs-s Y-t
r,s e-sfA took p sce GA Sanisy amer
-, '-ll GEL htptst calrch, who're ser
49, vrrr cInil-t-i 1y Rev =. l.. SEQ
f.i Ilt rtlAus svfe fliiosri % iasif
flA fe,trg 9.sce bv the rvlstivcs Ani
h'gs r4ll-r 10 ff.rnts VI he deceased,
"a. uf s.1n hs sks highly esteemed,
a. - sincerely rugrvt ne accident
49, frq-.soi then M avslasi friend md
u az l'agl oi -irtsu.-'ol Bay News
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
North Fryeburg.

IA. Casrlcs has been having severe A.
tack OF neuralgia.
Ms Bennett closed her term OF school
In m. Birch Hiil District last week.
The long illness OF Mrs. william walker
ealmlus,si In q fsw days OF Intense suh+r.
Ins before her death, on Saturday, the Isl.
The funeral services were held on The FOL
loving Monday.
The Birch nm Circle met last week with
Mrs Tucker.
A repor, ths, the baildings ofrom Brag'
don were burning caused somewhat OF
scare In the neighborhpcd one day last
xeek The alarm Was caused by the dense
smoke from . pile OF burning rubbish.
Mr. Albert Colby aud family have return
ed for the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Gilead.

Fine growing time. for weeds especially
Those dreadful bugs are chewing the 20
istO.s and tops all up.
George I BurnhAm and A. J Blake At
tended the convention "Wednesday.
GA Information from GJrham. Constable
BOober caused the arrest OF two uamp,,
securing one here sni the other made BIZ
escape 10 Bethel. where he was secured.
Two Others had committed . then at Oil
eat They are la Lancashire jail.
Rev. Mr.. wlswell Il liked here very
mueh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Brvaut's Pond.

w. II Cole IL busy taking 10 wool lie
has bought some twenty thousand pounds
This season
A wild aalmh OF some kind IL prowllug
around near TIE village. Several have had
a glimpse OF him. and one man was chased
SOM ways by the beast.
The Sunday school concert VIII be held
a, the Uaiyers Allst church July LIST.
Taere viii be no celebration here july
an. November IL the time Get by the He
public ans 10 celebrate here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
North-Wnat Norwnr.

Amhr0-e fAruum cot his FOO, badly q
irs days since lie was In The woods peel
ing poplar
NJ. All M. rimo,hy Carl. OF Hollis.
have ben Visiiiug ~ Ortn Brovns AMI al
n 4. Brosa's. also Ms Alvin Browu. OF
NORWAY Ceutsr, has been visiting al II. 4
Brosn's
Josiah RichNrison. from North Norway,
10 over - Virgil Johns0ns psluting and
pAnsring several rooms.
Eis LN'sir. Eiis All Lllle Fiat we're
hAp''t II a. ne Methodist caspsl. by Rev.
j a Corey, Who bs9iiIei nftesn In ths
chapsl BY sprinkiug AMI then wcui over u
lloho. fouf. Norway Csntre, whcrr b.
baptized four By imnsrsloa, Sahiay, Jans
fTth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
East Waterford.

samuel Ab5oi. OF Fiorida, l. visiting bis
brother Zsbulou and other rclatives. lie
intends n return 10 Florida In September.
Mrs. Frank Gerry, of Brligton. with her
three children IL NJ her uncle's, Jonas Ath.
erton's, where se believe she Il TO spend
The rest OF the sumner.
W. II Warren has moved The barn on
the Baker farm from the sou,h side OF the
ROAD 10 connect with The barns on The
north side.
no MeIuiire has been In Canada bay
lng sheep.
Qiits number from this section wen,
10 rortlsni 90 the excursion the - 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
East Peru.

Born. June is,h. To our supervisor, Mts.
N. Hall. 9 daughter. -
r. 81 Howard has got The dam 70 DIS
mill nearly repaired, where Il was washed
out last spring
Rafas Gnffsth IL 1oishlng OF his house.
A. A. Eastman's little son IL Improving
, little. lie has been very sick with rhea'
matte fever.
Corn il very small FOR the nrst OF July:
Mr.. Emma Siillmsn IL sick and eoann'
e % her bed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Dickyale.

Farmers In this vicinity are wei sions
with their hoelng ani some "lii com u''"''
hsying next week. a., nm,
Jissph Patnam has taken t1e 1'o -
Granville chllds' hsy In ne barn, $50 49,
Barxcss'. Joseph has rseenuJ P''SnA''
a horse OF % iysr X Jolns
Mrs O. o. Tracy IL dAngeroasJ Va
Rsv. W W. Carver preAehss nsnu "
err Sunday a. DickvAe sen0o' 49,,
and Rev. A. A. Aooott al me Dali 80.
mesilags every wednesday AMI f'
evenings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Denmark.

~ VS. George W MJaltou l. stln AZ The
s.l S-nerh Hospital. I understand
-, - : 10 antsrgo another surgical Opsrs-
,liW. Mrs.. Lace u kesplag hOass
h1a.toa. daring her mOlhsr's Ao-
v StsArns. Who hss been visit
- Foster 7. Pingrse's has returned
r,en Wnren Il balldlng Q new barn.
N-N'ss Barker q master ballcsr.
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East Bethel.
All are ready to celebrate.

All are ready 10 celebrate.
Miss Aryllla Grover closes q very sue
eessfal term OF school In this place JAY
"a.
Herbert Blake, who has been sick In Doe
ton, has returned 10 bis home In this place.
J. NJ. Bartlett has rented william II.
Swans house and will take posse sslon The
drst Of July.
W. v. brown will spend the Fourth of
July =, Berliu, n. II with bis daughter.
Mrs. y. ID. Bartlett.
stearns bros. are paying 20 cents per
pound for wool.
&c, ready for ride on the new steam
boat up the Androscoggin River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Wilson's Mills.

IL has been lovely weather Tor q weel
pAst-i0r crops snd mosquitoes
The new steamer AElseOhos. Max Reid
er, captain. l. bow making regular trips
Warren Noyoe ani family are guests Of
The bsrliu NIL. House.
Mr. Leslle and wife made four days
trip % Parmachesnee.
". G. Llunsll has been taAibg six new
lniian Rock boAts from Raagelsy for J. \
DAnf0rth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
NoWrY.

Me-. and Mrs. " s Baker have gone TO
Paris. Mr. Biksrgoes IS delegate TO tae
county convention. They will vlslt their
son, Q. A. Baker. 81 Leeds, Ne. before re-
turning home.
Miss Sylvia Farwell has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eli Stearns, ofthis town.
Mrs. II. ". Davis aud hcr two children
are visiting friends AMI relstves In Tur'
ner.
Me-. l. N. Llttlehsle. OF Norway, has
been stopping . few days with his parents,
who reside In this place
II is about time We began 10 think ho v
We shall pass the Fourth. Have heard OF
no celebration uearer than II. j. Courser's,
OF Grafton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
stain on MAISE

COUNTY or OXVORp, s,-BaArd Of C0uaiy
Clmml slinars. Nav ses.ion, lS-', held by al.
laarumsnt Iuas iuh. 'ss-.
Tp1a the going Istiuon .satisfaciory stiisncs
h.ylns t~sa fossivsd that the peiitlonsF. 40. ~.
sronstls aai that n4aify into The mfflts ~ fhsif
snpi t-sti0a IL sapsdsnt " ~ OHDEAEp, mat
tks Couaty Con uiissioaers meet AZ the YIN ilouss
IN SofsaT on ths tssnh daT ~ Seutsmhs '
rsxt 81 tsn ~ ne citek a. NJ All
,hsoos prccsci % view The roats mentioned In sAii
psttios Immediately siisr shich tiss hsaFinE II
lhs parties sni their sitasssss vii D had a. sens
cBa1eusat plses IN the ricinltY, ani ssch other
measurts takes In the ufvmisss a. the Commis.
.lorsfs shall ladge gfOpsF. Ani IL fafthsf ~.
isf,si. that NOTES u ths time, place AM pufIoss
of the Conlssloasfs' msstinf aiofssai - sirsn
70 al psrsoas AT corporations tntsresied. ~
c,a.ns sttsstsi ooylss n sai Ieiltoa AL u this
afdaf thsrroa o. b. served upoa ths fsspsc I've
Clsfss 81 M tosns Of NnfsaY and sfesusooi
and Also posted 10 On thFss pahli- places In sach
"a salf tasus, ard pnhllshsi thrse weeks
sueseasVelr Ia ths Oxiori Democrat. q
asssrspsf Vriafet a. Paris M sAh tonntE
u Osf.r ~ frsi ~ ski pubiicAions, Ani esch Il
M tttsf nnllsfs 81 D. mais, sefFed sni posted
At east thlrtY days bsf9fs sad tins OF msstinf D.
ne cod that al Isfsoos All c9fpy'Aiions MAJ thea
and there appear and shsv case. u anY thsy
have. ~hT Ne prayer Of '.it geuiioasr' shall
iiis.ti ALBEIT =. Au-TfS. Cisrs.
true cow of al Petition ani Order Of Coafi
ATIE.Ti ALBERT :. AusriS. Cis's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Eaat Rrnwnanld.

Saturday. the 25i. was unusually hot.
The Cong1 circle met At the parsonage
on Wednesday and elected the following
on ,ers
Dolia y. spung. Prrs Mrs.. o. y. Ronnds, v
Pres. Mrs.. n. 4. q. stickney, sec. and ffsAs.
VIII probably meet with Mrs. Brrslin In
two weeks.
The W. CT q Att. las, meeting re-
elected II. old on .cr.
Mrs.. stickney. rre- MIS- spring. sec hrs
e. q. colby. Treas. Mrs Clough, MIS-. boynton
AMI Mrs. kmmons. Vice fresidsnts.
Miss Addic AllArd has fiaished her school
az Hiram.
c. o s,iekpey Ia. gone to North Con
way.
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Dr.. y. u Dargin. from Bos,or. Il visit.
ing Al john Reed. aud srj Iylng the troa,
fshing.
y VI. Locke has gone n Paris A. dele.
gate % the cOaaiy Convention.
Apsel scale 1. visiting III. mother, Mrs
Weeks. lie has been on he drive At I'm
oagog LNkc
Mrs.. Eiita Richardson died The ss.h
nat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
NORWAY I.alre

Mss Grace Stevens IA. returned to Nor.
way.
Me-. oszoot Perry has more boariers
non The city.
Ollts numosr went from this place 20
Portland On The excursion last Saiuriay.
). A Stevens has eeen surveying some
land Cor Marion NOBLE thls week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Rumford Point.

Mary lIoigdou i sPenilng the sumner
AZ the Waite Mountains
q IL Perry sNs In town last week.
J nsnry Elliott Ani wife. % MlnneApo.
lie, MINI, are visiuag relatives 10 ials
place.
Mary llatehln. i tsAehllg q successful
term % school In Dist MOI
Mr.. An0s Carter ani wife. 90 Lavrspee.
are visiting II wOcioary EIliotrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03
Andnrnr

Llas N1aniA.u Lodgs. / o. @. T, Nil
SslfA-e tae.r drsi anniversary BY pao'
n = ,ei.ns ., their hall Fnisy evening"
=. ne Aailvsr Agricultural Society have
s-slf aes exhibition bal vel under way.
",,fss ". A011tt has charge o. thc work.
se'fsr I. rhomA. ist escaped a fsial
..lsni Ton fAliug umbsrs, While pre-
fSshs 70 nlve his barn Mouisy.
m In' Titles Circle met with Me-. IL l.
h.esou w-tus.t,y
1fovrr act Others ooaghi horses
''-- Ae ioi oro1gat east By y A. Poor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

We unisr.tani thHC T. Rysr.on. OF
the LNke ll,ass. IL - have bal Ani sap
pr on - evening % ne Fiarih of JalT
rle .ca lols % tbis t1Sa ar 81 ne,riy
fcsty - Close. et-epi Ia Diet M. Z, Were
u has nlt 80 c1nm-nc-i. sih,aga voted
., c,nm fuce tag gist % Nay. Geese
droaghl nf s.ho1Lm..Am. LInA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

oNFORD. AT Cont o. Frobats bell Al
rafis, sIAn ani fnf The CouaiF % Otfofi
ca ne thifd Tuestay % Jane, A. - ls-s
Ua the ustlftuu % ntDs ". tlhhlNtHi
Fsseutaf % The last Will Nd fsstsmsat II
nsss. Chssisy. ls's of Otf,ri. IN aid C0uaty
tso.a.ei. pfaytns for licsaos u ell All convey
al me real s.tais of al iecsassi TOT ne pay
neat % dsbis, charges All lssaric..
OauIHIp, That The SAT- fctiti0nsr give not 80
Ia All persons Interested b. csuslng 40 sbstfact
u Nj tstlilsr 9Th this order theresa. 90 - pub
ushsd thfss sesss successlEslE In ths Ostlfd
Democrat, lfIntsi at fats. uhattheT msI appen
al |. rfobata Cuurt o. BE- hsli AZ faris. In I'D
Csautv, Ca ne third Taesisy % july rest, a. :
s'elfet In ne fofsauou, AL she's causs, " Anf
thsy have, shy the Sane sh1uli not = sr.ntsi'
A. X. SAVAGE. sctinE jaige.
true copy-sltssti a.. a.. DAVIS, Gsststsf
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South Rathal

The read machine Il making Its annual
rip thr0agh the place repairing roads.
Mss u X ABBOTT closed Der school Ia
h,isoa i.sl friday aod has retained home.
v. A Duun IA. one thousand hin, OF
!. ma beans planted for the Bethel canning
factory. Many othsrs In this vicinity have
planted them tAls year. thlnklng that tAey
pay bettcr than sweet corn.