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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

The nrst ten days In JAY were warm
sni pleasant aud excellent weather To Sc
cara The hay crop In Bethel.
Wednesday night the rain Tell In tor
rents accompanied by lightning aud ihun.
der. sni heavy wind. which continued
through Thursday. A large elm tree In
front 90 The Hayward house on Main
Street which hsi wlthstoot the bias, FOR
more than = century Was laid PROSTATE.
The Thermometer registered IS degrees
above nero q, noon. and nres sud over
coat. were required 10 keep comfortable
Much hay WAS Damaged In the nslds and
corn broken down and beans blown nom
me poles. The coolest day for The season
ever experienced by the olies, Inhabitants
% Bethel
TIE boarding houses are slowly nlling
up with sumner visitors.
Mrs. q. a.. fArnsworth and her little
boy, OF Boston, have returned IN their
sumner residence In Bethel, Her sister,
Mss Mary n. True. = teacher In the
school Tor Deaf and Dumb, Portland, IL
visiting her.
Ar Hsrriek. ESQ. has gone TO the
seAshore with his family Tor few weeks
recreation.
saturday morning. July i,,h. the Their
m)metsr registered 20 degrees shove zero
81 Bethel. The sun u shlnius brightly yet
The air feels like an October morning.
The hoed crops are two weeks later than
ordinary seasons. and bat little hay has
been secured.
A very enjoyable entertainment Was
given st Rislto u,ll, under the auspices OF
The UaivsrsAlist society. consisting OF
rssiIuz. slngiag, ETC., Friday evening The
l9.h Inst
Duncan ClArk's Psm,le Mlns,rels are TO
perform ~ IDEAL Hall, Monday evening,
The i6ih inst
The Bethel Dramatic Club viii repeat
The popular drama "Oar Folks" al Rlalto
Hall. Tuesday evening. JAY lIIh. All
Who we're 10 attendance st IL presentation
last winter will remember the marked
sxcelleuce OF IT, rendering and viii be
pleased 20 learn that they are Agaiu 70
nave The opportunity Of witnessing the e.
cellsut work 90 Bethsls local talent Tie
drAms II given for the bsusni OF The Beth
81 LIBRARY.
watch Tower Lodge. No. l6,. l. % 70,
T.. oelehrAi.s it, frst anniversary, ~
Pattes's Hall. Monday evening", jay lesh'
Everett llAmmons. Eco who bA ptse'
tieing lawyer In the West, Il here ons
visit ~ hls parents lie viii re'arn 70
the West soon. accompanied by hls ta'hei'
David Hsmm,ns, Eco, who goes VIA
him for short visit
Rv Nc Rlss, % Gnrhsm. VI, sup
piled The Ualversalis, palplia, this ,iusse
90 Sanisy. July sih. lie preached W.
most excellent sermons. Afternoon an'
evening
Special sale sor two weeks al 81 Black
Suks a. $40 & w Bovker A Co,
Sol,h Paris Samples sent.
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Peru.


A BAbb Ia. moved into bis stand
th,, he bough, OF Pomroy.
Mr. stephen Cannon celebrated his
9s,a birth day on Sunday. the 9Th; be Is
quite smart for Que OF bis years. HIS
children and graniehilireu ~ers there.
L@oua Cannon has returned home from
wAl,hsm, Mass, where she has been with
her sister for the past year.
EP. Globs has bought him new Wood
moving machine and rake.
Henry Chase and Nell DeShor have each
bought q Baekeye.
Grass il very light 10 this sections there
will not be more than two thirds OF whs,
there WAS last year. and corn Is quite
small and We shall need long Fall to get
maea corn.
Mr. Daniel Oldham OF Mexico, has
moved down 10 his sons, Hariwell Old
hams, NJ the foot OF Worthy Pond.
Mr.. Hattie Poland has been visiting ~
T. A. Polsnd's.
T.. c. Poland has been home on visit 70
his fathers.
Mrs. Enm, s.lllman's health Is improv'
Ing
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Mr.. lafayette Wilson, wife .nd children,
~ C,rhau. n H., have visited her parents
Mr. ani Ms Joseph l. Rand.
Mss y L'IEls Dresser. wao IL tsaehlns
In ths utgh school In Groveton, Mess, u
.psnding her vacation al her fathers, T.
z. Dfrsssrs Hsryoanger sister "ao has
oc.n teaching in OIiori, Is nov a. home
E-nes; u wooioary, siadsnt IN Tue
E,.tsfu SormA School, Ason OF TIE pun'
eipA 90 ths school. i spending biz V,ea'
zion With H. Lovsl1y.
carter AMI George Grover have taken
the III, 20 so II. L1yslly's h,ying
TIE L.iles' Circle met "Wednesday ~
the ycsify. -,
Refreshing showers weinesiAy n'ghi
nigh, aud Thursday morning.
Mr.. Waiting. 90 Souih Bridgton' Il
visiting her father. Asa Cummings.
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Hahrnn-


Saturday. Jaly IA. atswu nesting "a.
held n bald roAi around the Or. Carr
I'LL beginning iast beyond Capt DouA.m'.
house and coming oat near The Chesley
place. TIE road viii be great improve
ment a. II viii avoid oae % he wors,
hills In tosa.
Sunday Rev. WIN. Clark preached herr
In The f0reroon and Al Mechanic Falls In
The AfternOou. Mr.. Clark Was q student
here years ago AMI one OF The m,ny 70 dad
wife here.
Ea Benson .. lAli up vita sore. on hi.
arm.
TIE much needed rain came las, night
AMI very heavy thandsr showers passed
srOari us daring the evening Some hay
SN vet bat corn aui potatoes were vet
also AMI TIE repAsi will be for gNln.
Since writing this seek's card Ne have
heard some reports of tie shower wednes-
DAY ulght The hAfu belonging - Solo
m1n Rowe wNs blown dosn fu. A horse
All coz were held down by the umbers
and tAken cat alive and apparently uahari
eas colt vas foaad In corner OF The
yari The horse SNs lying on his back
The roof % the barn was carried nearly
quarter Of mile sai the bOAris - they
scattered blew against trees leaving their
marks Ike stones. Mr. Nlcols hal 80
large BAldwla trees destroyed. the trunks
OF many being twisted OF . foot and hAlf
from ne grouad. others trimmed % the
top AMI The limbs carried away and piled
40 Ia heap TIE entire top of one tree
sas carried several rods AMI oar inform.
ant says II must have weighed tou.
Mr. Rowe lives near The center OF the
town. There must have been two veins OF
the storm for Que pssslng south % us took
. piece oat NJ the root % Capt DanhAm's
barn, tore up apple tres AMI broke OF
limb-. eAaslag qalts commoiion half
nile from a.. The Top % II Ulover's
oli wagon v,s blosn nearly 10 pieces.
We bad 40 more sini daring The day.
Special sac for Two weeks 81 30 Black
Suks 81 a. 20 q W. Boskrr Co,
SoaiA Paris. Ssmples sent
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East Waterford.


w. II. whittier OF Newton, Mass, Ar
rived the 10Th 20 see ~ the cutting OF his
hay. His wife and daughter Who accom-
panied him. will remain few weeks visit
lug relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sewell Y. Millett with two d,ugh'
tiers, Is visiting her father, Z. N. Haskell.
Rev. G. l.. Skinner breaches ut this
place on alternate Sundays ct p N, a.
last sumner.
Mrs. DR.. shedd and son, OF fDeourg'
are visiting relatives 10 town.
Miss Kate Abbott IL spending week 81
Norway.
A J. Haskell has made him sail boat
The dance In the pavilion the III wa'
we'll attended and much enjoyed.
Miss Laura Mewaln OF walthAm, Mass,
Ia In town.
j. d. Haskell Is hsying near Portland.
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Eryahnr1.

fhlNcaAss
Rev. @. ID. Bsrrows aud wife. and Mrs.
whlpple OF Boston, were In town last
week.
Miss 0rsce Morgan he. returned from
Denver accompanied by her cousin. Miss
Strong. OF Denver.
Miss Mary Mariner OF Chicago. Is visit.
Ing her mother.
Dr. Weeks OF Portland. has been here
In consultation on Mss Kate Tibbetts
case.
Mrs. y. n. Dow aud daughter, Mrs.
Merrill and daughter. Miss Amelia Wood
bury. all OF Portland, are 81 Miss III. G.
Osgood's.
Mrs. John Lynch OF Washington, has
been visiting Mrs. y. +. Weston.
Miss Hattie NORWOOD IL boarding a.
Miss Frances Charles.
Mrs. II. NJ. Stark has taken rooms q,
Mr. Hlldebrsnd's.
Mrs. Keen OF Boston. Mr.. Lindsay, wife
and son. OF New York, and Mrs. Morrill,
and three daughters, are at Mrs. NJ. A.
Rsndslrs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cisudlus Grant and three
daughters, OF Muque,te, Mich. passed q
few days In town this week A year OF
Mr.. ca boyhood was spent 81 Mr.. Joseph
Colby's place, and Mrs. q. IL the daughter
Of Hon. Alpheus feleh who studied law In
this village.
Mrs. whiting and daughter are 10 be a.
Miss II. G. O.good's for the summer
Mrs. Albert fi1sld OF Peabody. Is M Dr.
L,mson's.
J. T.. Hubbard Is boarding At Mr. s.
IIcslds.
deferred from las, week
John ID. Lord and wife OF Baltomore,
have been Al J. G. IIo"e's.
Mr.. Newman moved on Saturday 10 his
new house on the "Pst,y Stlckney" place.
Dennis NJ Cole, Bowdoln College, class
OF IS. came home on Saturday. and will
90 back a. tutor. taking Prof Lees
classes until his return from Alaska.
NO Meiniire now OF Lancaster, Mass.
spent Sunday here.
Mr. Colby, OF Lewiston, has been All
@. Gerry's.
Miss NJ y. .BuIIsll. late teacher 10 the
Academy. was 81 Miss II. @. o,gooi's
over Sunday.
A. l. Shirley Ia. no, retained from his
meiicsi lectures. but IL 10 Portland.
M.. Helen Chapman. OF brunswick.
came TO Miss A. n Pages On Monday.
Rfv. o. W. Rogers. OF Mt Pleasant,
lows, former pastor ~ Bridetou aud
has been visiting his class
mate. Mr.. Richardson.
Rev. Charles T. HAwes and wife are a.
Mls. A. " Pages for the summer.
The programme for the Fourth VI. car
RED out al the Pair Grounds. The Frye
burg boys were the vloiors over the Ksru
Pals elub In the base ball game.
Rev. Mr.. Livingston has taken q room
AZ the parsonage now occupied by MI
Illldebrand.
The ell OF the Dr. Towle house where
\ Shine lives. was Seriously injarci by
dfe on Thursday evening.
Mss Janet Harvey len on Friday for her
home Ia Calais.
Several persons attended the concert al
North Briigtou on Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

The iollowlng scholars 10 the csnire
school. Mis-. Lillian kaeelsni teAehef'
have not been absent the past term kpy
Andrews, John Meserye, Emm, Me-ery..'
MArgls IIs,eh, Alta Charles, Annle NJ
Chapman. Pressls stanford, Alice stearns'
Miss n. Ella Charles. with her auni
Mrs. small from Bidiefori, are al MT
warren Charles.
As. Pray .nd daughter from liolJoke.
Mas, are In town.
Mrs. Robert. ami family from M,ss.'
also Ml.. ANY lIatilne from Cambridge
are 10 Lowell for the sumner.
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Dixaeld Centre

Wednesday night, July llih, We had .
heavy shower which Was much needed
Thursday was very cold and windy.
The principal event OF the week was the
very excellent picnic and dinner 81 Town
Hall. given by Miss l.. Alma Marble and
her scholars on Friday Afternoon, IL being
the close 81 Que OF this veteran teachers
most excellent terms OF school. To say
that this exhibition was great surprise 10
all present, but half expresses their real
feelings over 200 were present aud en-
joyei the many good things that were free
ly OF red for both body and soul.
Hon. John J. Holman, (who Is now seri'
ously sick and under the charge OF
physicisn) wss present sni ployed the ex'
ercises with the children 10 whom he was
always Kind and loving friend.
Our farmers are commencing htying I;
the grass IL light and the hay crop bids
fair % be small.
For want OF time IN attend 10 II the new
road around Cutler I'LL was not granted.
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Mason,

Apowerfal thunier shower passed over
tai. place last evening and the morning
indicates q rainy day.
Have had few days OF good hay weath'
or aud IL has been well Improved.
oar good friend Dea. Loy'joy OF Albany,
made us call last week. was maeh
surprised bat highly pleased 10 see him
looking 81 we'll lie hal rliien from
home by Bethel Illll and ~ ~ bis nephe~'
10 the upper par, OF Mason. snd Was TO re-
turn the same day.
5. c. aud J W. French we're In town
wende.day, nsAing: they c,ught hAF
number bu, they were small Try.
o. Mills and wife are made proud
over new daughter. She arrived Tues
day morning.
oar school closed this week. The
teachers health Il very poor.
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NeWry.

Mos, farmers have been very busy ln the
nav reId for . few days. bu, there viii De
a lull nov for the rain so mach needed has
come 81 last
Thur.ton has dashed saving Al The
Corner bu, will turn bowels through The
season. ,,-
A movement 4. on foo, 10 establish q
corn factory N the Corner. A butlsr
factory for the same place IL being uhsu
up. The farming Interests ATE sahly 10
neci OF the stimulus OF some sueh eh's''
prise. 49,
The burning OF DR. J. A. Twsidles
bullilngs In Bethel, 80 soon Ater TIE ues'
traction OF Mr. Twi,ehslrs barn, ns
eaasci quite "a excitement In that Nelnl'
". The origin OF those eres Il The cause
OF much eouj sciure.
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North Paris A..


Dss. Morgan Lewis and wife arrived At
A. J. kbbott's the i3ih.
John Young has sold his stand TO John
Chase who Is making repairs. Mr.. Young
has gone down East and his wife and
daughters have gone 10 Woodstock.
Hattie Young's burns are nearly well.
She can step by Aid Of chair 10 keep her
balance.
J. II. Dnnhsm likes his new house very
much.
II. Ll,tlehsle and A. Richmond are
helping Mr.. Duahsm cut his hay.
Premout Chase IL making extensive re-
pairs on his house
James Bradford IL 10 have cresmer and
send cream 10 the butter factory.
Special sale for two weeks OIL 80 Black
Sllks at OIL 20 G. w. Bowksr 4 Co.,
South Paris. Samples sent
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rna. nrnwnnnld.

We h1iA very heavy shower The nigai
the liza. Every one bat those Nao hai
nav GOT we're glad enough N see u r,ln'
TIE Uaivcrsalisi Circle s,s entefislned
Al Ne jennie Ks1u. GA The 5ih
TIE CDngl Circle met a. Mrs btesun
on the ilth A fall attendance ani pleas
ant entertainment a. each.
There IL an anasaA panber SICK "'ih
lang trouhles.
81. Auari h~ been qli,s sick. The
youngest child OF l. Il. Gle. sni Others.
Mss Rice "a. gone 20 Kenneounk TOT .
few lays.
Miss Maria Tyler. OF Brookllu' Il NJ
Mr. Breslin's.
TIE meeting q, the ,owa farm on The sih
va well siisniei
u,rry Kim1ill. o, w5)iIjtis Il a. W
n Slickney's.
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linton.

The i,h passed very qaIe,ly In this place
there being nothing going on In The day
sine. There was ball aud supper In the
evening AZ q. X. Ryerson's Hall. Agood
lime ana sbOu, ~ couples were present.
Farmers have begun 10 cut thelr nay,
bu, to-day will pat . stop TO WORK TOT " Is
cold and rainy and the wind Is blowing
gale. ,,..
,,e ana dance In The grove At John Aker's
in Enrol. N. II.
Ms II. y. West IL visiting Der sister,
Mrs. X. L. Douglass In Paris.
Miss Mabel West has retained nome
from Paris. LAVA
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p1r.g ne severe tauaier shower OF
lssi Wsfresiay ulght TIE ouiltings OF
Ml1rian yIs~ Stock Farm neNr fAris
H.. osu-i ~ J q Youug, Jf. % Milton.
Ma ssre struck ~ lightning And
tslAgrf o. the extent az nv - on.
kgctfvl i1Isr. TIE bolt struck The rooi
90 tas t1lss taklng q he saddle boards
a. ;fou hence runuing down ne corner
% tas Ease takiug % ne corner ooAfi
a. ettsf.ng to sleeplug rooms on We
ssclrt e ,lf. at tas sutry Ani kiiehrn'
l1 11s of the rooms . somAn SAs situux
o1 90 -isr GA hci. TIE plAstsring S.s
tlr1 - lu both sii.- % The bead oosfd
az 80 says hat sbe saw = BAL OF nfr
carr 0gi from sndsr The bed and aeros.
Ds foon says shs drss Der feet ~ oa'
usy vsrs 61ruei 80 that she i sill lAne.
lr iae 1taef RON = man All boy we're ~
BE- rat bolt tore out The wood SofA
vsfy nsaf ta.m. throsins pieces OF ne
san .rio ne boys face AMI nruising him
so-e ra- s.uk In The Kitchen "a. hii ADJ
10 49, sorks were ID damaged a. 20
cat ~ ths su9p'Y. E.eveu people we're ~
SO arlss a. ne tine AT 70 seems almost
au.fac., ihAi 20 one wAs irilrcd serious
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Enat Rethel.

Farmers are preparing for hsying.
1 I Young has Purchased new now
log machine and horse rake.
J II. Swan also has = new moving ma
chine.
Pc stevens has settled hls business
In this place and gone 10 Denver, Col
Mlss Flora Bartlett has closed her
school AZ Middle lnisryale, and returned
home.
Miss Emms Pitcher. from the "llsrring'
Ton Copeer, Company" Ia spending short
vacation az home.
Mrs W. u Holt Il visiting 81 Norway,
being called there ~ attend the funeral OF
Mrs.. G. =. Cummings.
Augustus Kimbsli from wAlthAm, Mas,
IL visiting a. NJ. T. Dnileits.
Madison Bartlett recently bad very
nice horse die with lang fever, II lss gres,
loss 10 him and he has The sympathy OF
AL.
Presiding At the church by Rev. q. II
HAuusford Jaly ?2nd, so IN
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East Sumner.

Al tbs date Saturday morning) A. j.
Russell IL still alive but very Low, with .
dlssAs +, called blood poisoning. His case Is
almos, hopeless.
summer visitors are arriving.
Nv. stetson and @. II. Stetson are NJ
,hslr fathers on vacation. The former IL
m charge OF . High School In Manchester,
\. IL, the latter IN charge OF the High
school In Ivanton. Oalo. Both are teach
ers OF experience aud ability.
DR.. J. b Robinson OF New YORK, 10
stopping At bis mothers Tor lew Sees
,s,.., In the manufacture OF dowels &c Al
IVES, Samner. TO 4 A. Harlow who vii
carry on TIE business with H. W.
Chandler.
Help 10 haying Is scarce and wages high.
Crops are boxing better since the Ia's
-. SLocuM
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North Fryeburg.

Ata meeting OF the citizens OF West
Pryeburg, held at the house OF Mrs. Eanice
Hutchius on Monday evening OF last week,
the contract for carrying the West FRYE
burg mall WAS awarded TO MI. q. NJ.
Hsckett for one year.
Mrs. Osborne Charles, who has been
lately somewhat improved In health. has
bean again suffering severely from nea'
raliga.
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pas. Uebrou.

Me. Absle &. Williams Is visiting her
friends in this place o.,
y saunders Il cutting Paiue"
Cloagh's hay a. North Auoarn.
q Kssne hAs tNken DscAter ChAse >
Aay - cut a. West Mnoi
p Caa8iler has bought snail stand
In Aa0uru. 60,
In town saturday.
Mrs Owe Warren IL me po-sI W
chair that came over In ne MAJn 'Nsf sA''
10 have bel0nged 10 Gov. Carver.
A miniature cyclone passed ms p'Ace 90
ne iath Inst. uurOOnng barns, up'aInlns
re-. AMI tearing down fences. M1en
A.m.se "a. done - frult trees.
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Rrvant,a Pond.

The Unlyersslis, society viii hold q
grove meeting here Sunday, Aug. 10.
Arrivals 81 the Glen Mt House for the
Week ending July IL II. ii. Thompson,
New York; %. II. wilkins and wife,
Lowell; q. NJ. Comstock. Bostoni Il. u.
Etched, Enosburg Falls, VI
Capt Rufus Randall, q former resident
OF this town, died suddenly In Preeport,
July6
laying will be later In this vicinity oy
two weeks than usual.
Crops are generally looking we'll ln this
town.
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Andoyer.


The Congregational Ladies Circle met
with Mrs. Reuben Barrett Wednesday
evening.
A canadian In the employ OF Joseph
God.bout VA. found dead In the woods
last Sunday. having been Killed instantly
Il appeared, by falling stub; he worked
alone, having q camp by himself nearly q
mile from the other crews, and Vas last
seen the Wednesday before.
Asa. 4. Grover has moved bis barn 10 q
more convenient location.
Rev. John SutOr preached az the Con
graga,lonAl church last Sabbath.
Mr. aud Mrs Loren Merrill OF Paris lilll,
were Ia town wednesday.
laying Il begun In good earnest, tho
the .Aln has proved rather q setback.
Mrs T. Y Cain, State Superintendent
OF Juvenile T,mplsrs, Instituted = lodg'
with about 40 members, here last Tuesday
ani gave q temperance talk al the Hall Ia
the evening.
JAMES N Hall Is stopping a. his farm 3,
South Auiover.
Special sale FOR two weeks Al 80 Blsei
Silks at 81 20 &. w. Bowker 4 Co.
South Paris. Samples sent.
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AN1ENiNs MaEHiAGE AT he isight.
- ~. frncs - Mr. ) :. GlYer' -
N.,s,errta street. a. . o'clock M. mofn-
az ~ marriage ~ Mr. james X AimoAil
ofC.csso. 80 Ms Annette Glyef Ss
.,'snt as. Rev H. y. sscst, or IrinlV
E5..e8es. charch. oaicisiing. In TIE pre-
ssrs % a1out sixty invitei guests AMER
lie service fns welding frpAst Ss
.3rs.i TIE br.iN coa9le Serc grecisi
~ g1rEsoas array % osaatiful ani va
uA1.s g.gs ~. Davenport MAJ s.in
s.as fseoarsei delightful music. Nj
a. Nrs KImbal boarded The noon east
boat tfaiu fof ChicAgo. where ihey iArfr
,sa1r uns ant 20 thsuoe % TIE nofih'
an ssnrsr resorts before their rciuru 70
ta.s c.ty vhich IL % b. their bone.
Taau tss hrits. there IL 10 laiy IN ROCK
ls,,i mlrv popular 90 % more tAent A.
u.rnsci ,ni calisre. TIE groom u =
Ag,'y esteemed commercial traveler "ith
h-Af .lNtsrs a. ChlcAgo xxx lslAnl'
GA. Argus. jane 9-ta.
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Rumford Centre.

Mrs. Mar Chlld.. OF wslthsm. Mass &,
10 visiting 81 william Psrnams on Red
lill
The Rumfori D.srylng Association have
been making 22s pounds OF butter per day.
Those Who have charge " II are bound 10
make a. nice butter IS can be made In
this State.
Mr. 4 II Elliott. OF this town, l. IN
open business here next Wednesday In the
n A. Small store Eide iss nice young
mau aud We wish him success.
Rev. Mr Hannsford recently called on 9
nan a. DlHh'li. who las been member
OF ihis church here Tor GJ years.
Special s.ls for two weeks 81 81 Black
SILKS AZ sl?0 &. W. Bovker, Co,
South Paris. Samples sent
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Gilaad

We are Jas, A.Sias very mneA needed
A general beginning OF bsying this week.
TIE crop indiestes . little oe'o" "s'
yesr's .,, M, ,hs
Charles Morse IL commencing ON 'ne
foundation OF q new house
r. @ Lazy has II acres OF po'A''e'
planted s.o,,,D Ma.
Jy Baruhsm and wife OF Boston. are
.u,pdiur ,ae sumner with their parents
George Barnham.
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Rumford Point.

school In District y, S. t,asa, BY Mss
I.N,c.ls Elii1ti closed friiAy
TAs d1rst tarnoat ~ he season !. Val
driven ~ Miss Lala Hayes AL VI ster
Harry Woods.
A yoang peoples Christlan knieAvo'
IA. been orgAniE-i In The Congl society
The drst .ociAols % he Cosgl society
net Al wm. EIlott's wednesday evening"
It pfuvci q bal night for 10 therefore Only
about thifty Scre present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

The much needed rala hAs come A. Last
In .ho..r. Although 10 caught us With
out hAy Vel spread cat 10 did more gool
than harm.
Char.e. Cooleige AMI wife from Sss
u.mp.hirr. have moved into the house
with Ira wing.
Ms. u1,,le Aniress. OF Aaoarn, !. vi
i,ing a, her gfAndmo,hsrs, Mrs. NJ. )
Andrews.
mons. wynAn Is a work tor Irish and
morrill,
IraB. Wing. Jr.. Is a. work Tor George
% uasssy hAying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Norway Lake.

A heavy shower passed over III. pl.es
last night. July IL, accompanied WIN
heavy thunder AMI sharp lightning.
& II smith !. up country THIS week
t,kiur views nj. work speaks for Itself.
Deacon O.goOi Perry and son are sull
m Aklng Improvements on their house o,
shingllng and pu,,ing 4 shi OF stairs out
siis ~ convenience The rent above
Farmsrs aboai here are haylns 10 earn
est.
II Tucker hal .bou, nfleeu tons OF his
be., hay GA, In the shower OF last night
Special sale GOT two weeks OIL 80 Black
SIM. a. sl?O G w. Bowkef Co.
South Paris Samples sent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

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p-..snt A. extensive programme or Al
e.s,t Tan-s an "wor.tlie Songs, 49,
r,s usai l. promised AL lovers OF noe
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net ir shIch oii sni youug Are sHPectei
:, -.-t.t pate Admission. IS cent? Aialts'
a. h eat. ranir.u. Masic BY Noung :
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