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Hiram.

Mrs lafayette ciemons. OF D,nyer,
Colorado. accompsniei by her sou, y. W.
Clsmou.. are visiting her mother. Mrs.
B,rtieu Clemous, a. Llewellyu A. wAis'
worth's.
Reuben \. Mlulton has erected an aiil.
tion Of - feet IN hls barn.
Nj. Fanny n Hubbard IL teaching In
The Tripp District With good success
Miss Katie v wnisell 1. ieaehlug ln
The new settlement with her usual ability
Miss EttA Pike. % Cornish, 1. teaching
To Soalh Hiram village with good results.
Cis'k A. Barker, ESQ president OF All
iens National hank. ksnsD, Was In town
Jane oh on vlslt IN bis mother, Mrs.
Lllpsh W. Barker. she Il IS years OF age
ani hlini. bat her memory 81 days OF long
ago IL excellent. AMI her recital ~ events
vyy Interesting she ia daughter OF
Dira wlisworih Who came 20 Hiram from
DuKbury, Mss, 10 isig
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Dixaeld Contre.


Cool AMI dry. oar farmers say little
rain would be acceptable.
The cheese factory IL running along
very qlietly with twelve hundred pound.
o. milk daily, and more coming In. 5000
pounds are expected In the best OF the
season.
Some % our farmers have got thslr
work well along aud are spending few
days Al Well Pond. They report bites
p.enty.
The selee,men have given notice OF
their iaisutlon ~ lN Oat . new road
around the Cutler IIlll. 80 called, near
Joseph X llolman's. This Il much
needed improvement aud eau be done 81 .
very little expense. No doubt II will be
Holman q March have pat In an excel.
lent soda fountsiu. At an expense OF aboa,
I've HUNDRED dollars.
VIII some Of the Democrat oorrespon
dents please Inform Ne what has become ~
the much talked OF extsnslon OF The Ran.
ford Falls a Buekneld X II 10 Dlrdeli
and RnmfOrd Falls.
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Ervahnrr-

Rev. T. n Bsaienkor. OF North water.
ford. occupied the Congl pulpit on sun
day, 10 exchange with Rev. Mr.. Living
ston
Miss Annie blake has reached home a.
Ter her winters visit ~ the West.
Qllte number attended the Ualon Con
fervuce Al Briigtou 90 Tuesday and Wed
nssiay.
Dr.. L,mson AMI Shedi were AZ the
Medical Convention In Portland, At which
Df. Shedi rad paper
AtA meeting 90 the Horse Railroad Co
Messr.. frcemsa Hsteh. John Locke. WIN
q Spriug. y Richardson, AMI T. II
Johnson were chosen directors. The road
70 now psylng expenses.
TIE track At the fair grouai IL being I'm
prisei In TIE digging. Al Indian imple'
msnt % stone was found.
Mr.. Eisard Chase II silll eouna ei 20 hi.
house with eryslpelAs.
Mr. Asa Osgooi, Que OF oar sgei men. II
In nor health.
Ms. Charles Tihbetts IL very low.
MrS Mslisss wiggin. daughter of the
late W W McSsNl. died At her home In
Jackson last week. sni her body was
brought here for burial
samuel Locke has gone 10 Jackson fo'
The Sumner.
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TotheiioaorAbls Courof q huhty Com mlssiouefs
.ithioAnf flfths Coun'y efOsf0 al We thsunder'
sixned Seisctmrn ofthc t1su % NpfsN 90 'efeb.
respectfully fcpres'ai ihI pubuc nc. sit, 81
eemmou eoaVsnisucs a. not require the 0uniY
uav a. iAlt cot by yoIf Honorable Couu on
nstltion Of Ira Jnhason, AM others, hled o.
ssttsmhsf terra 49, a. shosn ~ your rcpon
hlei Al yoar Dee lstm 80. q. i,,lo.' Sonasa
the Cour,Y FoAd iaAiinE from SorsAI U water.
iori. s.ii tfes BEING spotted, AL beafs south
seventy three dsgres. ani thifty mlsa,s. esq.,
And sevea rois ron the north side of the shit
men, of the btiise Arross lioli brook, so-cAed 10
the town IL SOrssy, thence tuuninE south eiEhiI
ihres degrees AMI hfiesa minute. est. forty roh
over the Isnd OF Leroy santerson, thence sane
s,us.s seven ,oi. a noe north eighty Gin isgfess
snd dftscn IN lnu,es east. ten rods, thence north
seventy -thfes degrees east, tsentI 80 roie 3
thsroc North sixty ave deErees AM Iot'I,a's
minutes east, tseAty fouf rolls over Ihs lAnf n
i.eonnd Tlnt. thfnoe sane elurse one roi !
thence north sixtysghi degrees and thirty mia
utss east eiyht fois thence north fortT elxhi ie.
Erces cast eleven roisi ihenes nefih slhiy .iEhs
Inc old road over the lAni Oi-OknArd Also
spumensIns a point "a ssi county roAi non
shieh the south eAst corner 81 SAhsn rosters
hoa -. bears south silh'Y degrce. an tor
MINUTES xe.t, Dis tAut ten rods Themes north foe
Nv dssret. ynd thirty minutes, east,
sibslsss reds add hiIs lihi. hence ntr,h
seventy .seyen degree. ea't, seventeen rois'
thsscs soath forty seven degree. lhiriy mlns,s.
...t. txeuty-One rOis % the old road over the
land OF MR.. Alice knselAnd AMI ~ Also PRAY
mai Inc psrt. OF read discontinuei AZ yoaf hear
lnE on .aid petition BE- sgaln located a. desc rbsi
IN yOur s.d report A. follows commencing al
The above msnl0nei elm tree thence runnlas
ea,tsFiy by the house Of LeoaAfd fiint " me
t.rminatiJa the nrst location, also eOmmetc
M Al The point where the last l0eAti0a bcsin,
.sd Al Ihs foot oi tbs BOl Ter Hiu, so-eAlsd
thence Ovefthe Boiler iil % m iermin.oa OF ne
al namei location. SAT- iOeAtiOn bsinf four
rods vide ant lying equsly on . sch sids OF the
above described ne and y)ar pettioaers pray thai
your Honor. Will vies the shove delerDed sAy.
.sd di.e ,atInus the same and make the loo ,tiOa
sbOYs prayed for. .,-.
CnAS X. HOLT } selestmsa
StTukN ". MiLLErr. Of
JOHN WlMAN, NORWAY.
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Dnnmark-


Capt. Lorenzo ID. Berry, Of J,1srsou,
N. H., 10 visiting 10 this tosn. Mr.. Her.
~ was born In this town ~ years sg0 aud
lived here I'll some forty year. ago when
he moved 20 ~. JOhnsbury, VI, nut re-
turned about twenty years ago AMI lived 10
the hotel I'll he removed 10 jefferson,
where he has resided about az years.
Ills fret wife WAS Adeline Howard. OF
Browun Id. aud bis present wife, Miss
Tibbetts. OF the same town. lie IL In re-
mukshle good health and appears like Q
msa 20 years younger.
Mrs George W. Moulion goes to Port.
land TO day 10 consult surgeons In regard
n q serious throat trouble.
A. y. Bradbury IL putting . new roof on
bis barn.
The Ideal Comp,ny play the new play
illsd Uncle Toms Cabin a. Odd Fellows
Hall, Saturday evening.
II q. Harmon has gone 10 Hsyerhill.
Mrs. Eugene Colby and family, Of
Rochester, ". Y. are At Cummings
Colby's.
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Wnaon'a Mills.

oar daily mall l. uos arranged, and runs
hrongh to Psrmachssnss We feel The
march % The progressive age. even In the
very Lakewood. OF Malns
fshermen knosu a. "SAltsrs" are men
Who come with their own teams. take 10
guide, Ani come prepared IN salt down
their catch. W. W. widbar AMI Ernest
Bennett caught one hundrei and fly.four
10 Ahout hAlf day up the Abbott brook.
on SATURDAY.
Memorial services were hsli ~ the mid.
tle school, house. jane i0ih. by Elder Long.
iof The ate Thomas T. Flint II was q
lovely dAy 90 which they net % pay the
lsst tributs of respect N The memory ofths
good msn who has passed away. We miss
TIE Kid face on which WAS written, In
pleasant lines. the goodness Of bis heart
All The uprightnes. % Ne life. and we
uoald that many might prodt by his exam
n's
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Ueat Rnthal.

A very welcome shower l. In progress
this Friday evening. accompanied with
lightning and thunder. Crops on dry
ground were needing rain very much.
The farmers keep the hoe moving. 10
some places are commencing 10 hoe before
nnlshiug thelf planting.
Seed generally IL terminating well.
Hay crop promises good, II We can have
more sessOnAole showers.
The muck worms are on the war ps.h 10
this ylclnity. A liberal use OF phosphate
on potatoes prevents the worms from work
Iug the crop very much.
Fred Eastman was injured In 4. s. Beans
mill last wednesday. bat hopes TO be on
du,y again next Monday.
A. w. Valentine. 9 much respected eitl'
rem OF Bethel, died Thursday forenoon
while uldergoiog the snipu,s,ion ofs leg.
lie hai been sick with fever for two weeks
when one foot became diseased from non
circulation OF blood. The doctors consid'
cred II almost . hopeless case. aud under
TOOK the smputstlon only st the earnest re-
quest OF Me-. Valentine.
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HahEnn


DR.. J. \. Sturtevant. OF Dlxneld. Il A..
tending The Medical Convention a. Port
land this week Ills family are speniiug
tbe time here II the doctors fathers.
Miss kttA \ ar,sssnt arrived home from
fsfmiugton on Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Pike died during the nigh,
Tuesday. Funeral to-day Thursday
Her husband l. len with little girl and .
two weeks old boy.
Frank Glovsr's new house Il being push
Ell A. fast A. possible.
Work IL expected 10 begin on I'd. GLOW.
er's house tomorrow 1.-THE 1871.
The academy district are At work on the
road this week.
BaecalaureA,e sermon before The grsiu'
a,lng class 90 The sesiemy Sunday, June
2tth. Al N o'clock A ", by Rev. J. A.
PArshley. DAmsriscotts Graduating en-.
eroises Tuesday Afternoon At ? O'Clock, on
The campus Concert In the church At =
O'Clock 2 u, by Ghmmer's orchestra and
vocal qaArtsite. Tickets IS cents, 10 be
obtained OF II. l.. Lincoln, Hebron.
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Andovnr.

Lewis Akers l. enlsrging nj. stable.
The Congl ladies' circle met with Mr.
and Mrs. g. A. Proctor wednesday even
log
M-lehsr AMI bailey have pa, In sod.
fountain
Nose. q Bssl. an Andover boy, bat for
many years = resident Of Aniro-eOggin
County, l. visiting friends here.
More street lamps have been pa, M q,
The village.
May doe e,,ehe. Of uou, are reported
from the lakes.
Qi.rtsrly meeting services were held al
the Methods, church Thursday sni FIT
day % tai. week. conducted by Presiding
Bitter Adams
IA Poor. OF Ch,pm.n. K,n.ss, 4. In
town this week. lie brings carload Of
western horses. which will arrive In DAY
or two aud be pa, on The m,rke, ~ Lewis
ton.
Farmers ar ia., eloslag up the sprlug
o.mp,lgn pu,,lng In lnil, wheat. The
acreage OF al kinis OF crops L. fully up n
the average.
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Bethel.


In the death of Des. A. w. Valentine, OF
Bethel, the community has met with .
great loss. lie was In the prime OF mn.
h0od-tT years old iescon Ia the 2ld
CJngl church, sl,sier In Mt Ahram Lodge
~ OIL Fellows. sud an acilye member oi
Bethel Grange lie Was q member OF The
Ola Fellows Relief, also Of the relief In the
Patrons of iiusbsndry. Possessed OF .
qale,, r,tlring disposition, his innuenee
was felt, rather than proclaimed. Ills death
was the result OF blood poisoning. HIS
physicians decided that amputsiion OF The
leg was the only possible chance OF saving
his lie, but during the preparation Tor Am
putA,ion the heart ceased 10 beat and lie
was extinct
Il Irving French IL sloxly recovering
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
A nne shower passed over Bethel Friday
evening. Qilte refreshing TO The parched
groand.
The crops are looking finely, and the
timely rain WAS refreshing.
The road machine. In charge OF J.
Bartlett, aud I. q. KlmbAll, with four heavy
horses, IL paiting the roads In good repair
At one half the expense OF the old way OF
repairing
Jadge vlfgln IL In town GA Aching er'
cursiou. IN charge OF A. y. lIerriek, E.q
Judge Foster IL At home for few days
rest md recreation.
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Oxford.

The physicians OF oxford County met q,
Norway. Jane 9Th, ami formed an assocla.
ton, 10 be called the Orfor; County Neil.
cal Association. with the following ON ;ers
Pres, 4. IIer..y, OEiori. Vice Pres. A. y.
French, Norsay. Sec. aud Treas, 4. l.. Pike,
Norsay. IA CON, George she'll, lry.bufg'
q. n. Bisbee. Sumner. AMI lloraiio woodbury.
Paris.
The Kalghis OF Labor are preparing 20
put up two-story buildlng, store below
aud hall above. The lumber Is now on
The lot.
A base ball association has been formed
a. welehyille. The grounds are nearly
ready ard = new uniform has been ordered.
Cyrus Lanes family have moved TO Ray
mond. Me l. IL very low,
The mamps are prevailing
Mss Nellie Jordon has been obliged To
close her school. on account ofsiekuess.
Bryant aud Plngree have started . brick
yard on the depo: road.
A vote OF thanks was extended by the q.
A. X. Post 20 the doaors OF the beautiful
dag and Bible recently contributed for their
use.
The telegraph ofi;s has been removed
from this place aud Is now At the Oxford
station. A telephone will be established
bstween this place and the station. and IL
l. thought 10 may be extended TO Mechanic
Falls.
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More person. on the sick list.
Mrs.. wiIAri Amss Il falling rapidly and
probably cannot sufylye iong
Mr.. 4 n. BrvAni IA. hat several A..
tscks % heart disease rscenily. and Il In .
yerv poor state ~ health.
Mrs. Wesley Cole Is worse agsln, belng
cordnei ~ The bel part % the time.
Pisasant DAYS We are now having, bot
cold ulghts This morning the tsmpera'
tnrc was only ; degrees above frestlug.
Grass l. looking well, while al the other
crops Az hardly BIG enough 20 look a. yet
Apple tres blossomei tolsrably well,
AMI - as The besche-, sni already the
little new bars Are well formed. The OAKS
AZ also thickly sst with uny ac0rns.
Lat Suniay afternoon, two bOys, old
enough % be young men. were seen near
ShAiigee school house in . state % beast
~ lntoxics,ion. They we're 30 drunk, In
fact. that they l,y on The ground beside the
road Ike two deaf i.ckAsses We with.
bold their names for The present, oui Of
pity for their folks. They ought IN ~
dealt with IN such = mNnner ma, they
would b. glad o. lei The Internal s,af Alone
hereafter.
The potato bag has concluded - stay
With us one year more At least, haVlng Al
really commenced laying her egg. for The
future nalsAnec.
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Albany.


james Bennett has Jet bis farm 10 Hiram
Johnson. ~ Bethel
W. 7. french, % Sorvay. was In town
iAst Sstarisy.
"AtsmPr.i inatssp,,. Frsnkuu Cross
49, surprissi one eveulng last week nv
discovering Ire To burvsu drawer whore
be kept be papers ani money. The IRE
sAs soou sNungulshct Mr.. G. thinks be
u mlnls some four OF Eve dollars and q
FEW papers. not % great value. THIS should
h. Warning % smokers ani al who use
matchss
Mr. G1hsrt wsrissr died SaNhs,h
evening FanerAl wednesday, Rev. y. VI
wiswAn ofi 'iatsi Mrs wsriweli wss =
member of The Cong1 charch. and will be
mech mlsssi
Elgsne Andrews. who wsnt 10 Connect.
icut In me sprins Auf hired out there, has
retained, preierr.ng Maine % Coan.
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rsths uooorshi. C,uniy Con nissloasr. Of m
Csaaiv 81 ONsri Tn unisfsignsi CON nniss
iuiV q tssa flf the purpnse, as tsgNl mesuox
~ ~ lshshltants n the tnsn ~ ttntan held %
the am aay n Iuae a. ID. las. 'osefhef Win
other sliitsus of sNit ioun, souli fespisnaiT
rsprsssut that conn N c1uNeniet,e AL secs
d 90 not ~ 4tifs ttc cpastfuction ~ the nua'
Nv say lscats'i - foaf hoaorahls heNfi IN TO
m ..li ta~u brfsesa ppint ~ ne tlaaiT rpsi
iaaflng from Csa'oa village o. Peru ufar ne
IsoaAfi plss-. speNliei, al p1ini "a ihe taaair
roat ieatias from ssii viiiaxs % Csnton Point,
ns.f the sshpol h1as- In sst rulafe, thh SAL
.aV csuif - c1asira til naiY q fsfF great 81
rsnss ~ al 4 tosn ~ fus1n Of q necss.T tor
bftisins NIL sutam" soclliei All % nlunt 70
30 Vest ofsfdlN iron bNck eNsr ron the ~
lfose,sgia River. ait iron q " ll sifstm" tns
ofdssI Thsf WBui therefore rsfpecifnlV Ast
youf II0nafahis n att ansr iuf n1'ift - FT@
al f0a,s AT fi seBatiias ths stmi AL AZ 10
iaty touad sos'i eve pfsT.
CAsTos. JuNNeth, i-,..
ADELuEgT DELASO,l
hngnS 10 w.ith c'mnli's
Ani lsi others.
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STATE Oh MAINE.

COUNTY Of OXFORD, ss-iloari 81 County
CommisSlOaefs, Mar session, t,s-, held ~ cd
surnment June itih. ls~.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfaetof1 e,E
1spss having been rvcslvod that the petitioner.
arr Fe.ponsbs and that ihlairy ihtO the merit. OF
tbeir Application Il sxpsdsut, IL 10 orderei that
:hs COanty Commissioners meet al the hosse
% I.sonsrd Plat Ia Norssy oa TIE tsenty-eis IN
day Of August neat AZ Ten 81 me elosh
A. NJ ana thetes prOeei 10 Nieu the
route mentioned In said pstition. imms
al stsly amer which ytew, hearing OF the psrtles
and their witnesses will b had Al some eonssn.
snt riaes 10 the vicinity aud such other measures
taken in the gfeunises AZ the Committeeman SHAN
iusige proper. Andltis farther ordered that a0lce
Of the time ~ ace sni purpose Of the C0mmisslonfs
assting Aforesaid be given 20 all persons ani cor.
pOratiOas Interested BY causing Aussisd cophsOi
aid petition and Of tn, order thereon 10 Be
served spon The CLERK OF the Town OF
Norway and also posted up 10 thrcs public
plases 10 ssid town and Iablsh.d thres
sesks SUCCESSFULLY In the Ou0rd Demo.
crat. q besspapef printed al Paris, IN SAID
ooanty OF Oxior,l, the nrsi OF said publications
and sseh Of the Othsf notices, 20 Be made, served
and pOsts Al least thirty days before sali time OF
meeting, 20 IN. end that all persons and corpora
lions may then and there sppe~r and shes eAase
II any thsy have wh thu prayer OF said petitioners
shOald not be granted.
Anssl. ALBERT 8. AUSTIN. CLERK.
A true COPY Of said Petition aud order Of Court
Attest ALBEIT ;. AUSTIN ciert
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Nnrth.West NorwaY

Mrs. Thomas Sewcomb Il quite sick.
NJ jacob Hollis health Il so much In.
proved ihA, be has been able 10 plant . nice
garden.
May Holt. who went 20 Boston short
time sluce, 10 Ia Worcester visiting rela.
tivss.
Rev. Mr. Carey, pastor Of the Norway
Methodist church. male calls through this
part % the town last Tuesday. Took dln'
ner Al W. W. GAry's. visited the school In
Dist. No. I. after which be went 10 the
house OF Mr. and Mrs. II. T.. Brown THE
hsreaved parents the late Ara Brown 10
comfort aud console them
The Freeman Brothers, OF Norway. have
been putting a wire fence around the pas
ture thai they own Ia this part OF Norway.
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East Bethel.

The pro.?ee, OF eIeellen, crop. eneour.
ages the farmer.
Miss Emma Brown, from Baekneli, IL
spending . short vacation ~ her fathers,
g. VI Bfown's.
Elmer Cole aud wife have moved 10 MID.
de Intsrvsle.
Mrs. Ras.ell. who h,. been stopping a,
y. Russelrs, has moved % Anioyer %
keep house Tor her son.
Mrs. G. c. Bean Is visiting friends a,
POrtlAnd.
A. NJ. Bean attended the State Conyen'
ton ~ Portland. Jane i2ih.
Special town meeting. Jane Josh.
] NJ and T.. w. Bartlett will drive an
express tesm from Lock.'s Mills 10 Anioy.
er via EAst Bethel and Hanover.
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Dickvale.

Tebbe,is & Tucker have two turning ms
chimes running atE ] Ahbot,'s mill.
George Gordon and wife, 81 Aubaru, re
esuty made visit 10 tAelr friends Ia this
p'sre
Mrs. Abbott, mother OF A. A. Abbott,
dis.i the sth Inst.
Prank Child. ofFrsnklin, has been grant
"a = pension ~ a. per mouth, and expects
% receive sra b,ck pay.
Wool IL selling a. 20 cents per pound.
There has no, been any rain here for .
long time, no. even shower.
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STATE or MAINE

cOuNrY 90 OXFoRp. .,-Boud Of Cossiy
Comm sslonsfs. MsY .sssioa, isss, bsli b. al.
lsarnmsut iuar tttr. ls.s.
tln the fnfsg petift1n safititftoff sFilsnce
having bsen FseciTei thai the petitioners are -
stasibis at that inlulfy iato the nsfita ~ her
appiicsiion is sspssiisnt. u IL Oristsi that the
Coauty CommissLynsfs meet AZ IN III asl Hsssey
On CAntou % hufsisy tns tseaif hifd tay ~
August neat. ~ tsa of the 0'ilocs A. ~
ant thfnce ufpcsei % vier ne foute
msptiSnsi IN ssii psilu1a; imm@liaiely arer
whish Vss hsafiag Of The parties ani iheir
witnesses sii b. had a. some conFsnsnt llaosin the
veiaiiY anisach other msasafss taken In The rfymi
zee a. The eommissionsfs shall ludgs Tfopsf. Ani
II IA farther orisfe that n0tc. u the time, place
AIT puUoss u the Commissioasfs' meeting hors
,Aid. D. Eren % al psfsoes ant corporaiioas IN.
tsfesisi bT caasn sttsstei copies u sai pstiiiou
sni of this order the.coa ~ be ssrvef arm the
Cisrk ~ ne town of Csntnn AT Also postsd AZ
IN Fable places On sAh tova soi gahli.hed ,
sesk. saocessivslY IN the oxford DEMO.
Cfst, newspaper Vfintei 81 fafis, 10
sad Coaaty % Oxiofd The afst Of saii pabllcation.
AT e.fh - the other nstnes n - mttst ssfFed
and tos,s, AZ least thirty DAYS tsiofc sali time oi
msetinf, 20 the eni that al pef'oas Ani oofpo.
fstiou. may thea and there appear and shes
eaass m any thrY have, uhy the prayer 81 said
D titionsfs .h0aii DOT b. ffAnisi.
Attest ALntKf y. AusTiN, Cen.
true oopY % sAii feition .ai Oder OF CoaH
ArrEsT, ALBERT = AUsTiN. cisrs.
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Mason.

oar people are mostly done planting.
Everything planted and sowed comes up
very quick this spring.
Trout are plenty In our streams and
they say they bite nrst rate Sundays, oui
rather lsIy the rest OF the week.
Joseph Dargiu, Of Poland, IL In town
visiting his nephew, A. O. Lovejoy. lie
Il - years old, bat vigorous a. man OF
forty. He went n,hing yesterday. lie
says he never caught but four Dish In his
CT. Brown had . steer get hung In tho
n,.ture BY slipping his leg between two
rocks. He bad lain there fur days Hs
Vas IN \ fearful condition bat VIII I've.
E.T. Mslns Il feeble-h stopping q
Mason.
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Rumford Centre

Two PERSONS will be bafici here ~ nor
row Mr. james Ksultsou. Que OF The old
rsi men 10 tosn. AMI Mrs. Small. OF Han.
over. She has several children batlei
here.
work on The butter factory has been
pushed almost ~ completion They cx.
peci 20 commence operations the coming
week
re Small. ~ Poril,ni. male .
short visit here. We should iaige that
Portland agreed With him, - be IL looking
rugged.
Chllircn's D,y next Saai,y. Jane 2iih.
We trust that al the children In town aud
vlcluiiy will cone, also The parents.
George II Staples Ia. large crew OF
men rolling 10 bis plne.
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Brownneld

FARMERS are nearly through planting.
&. G. Colby and wife are visiting friends
In n. H.
Mrs. n NJ Smith. % Portland. and Mrs.
J. Colby, OF Denmark, are visiting q, J. l.
frink's.
X Thompson IL home on ayses,lou from
Manchester. where be has been working 10
hotel
Phll Boyn,on Il going 10 North Conway
10 work In . boarding house.
"unole Toms Cabin will be played al
The town hall Jaes l5th.
Gvr,ie Blake l. quite sick with measles.
Warren Qllnt has lost q nice oolt-a
broken lex
The G l. S. c. meet. At Mr.. Springs
june lG.h.
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Norway Lake.

NJ. SAITH. 90 Arcostook. l. visiting a
her slstsr'.. Mrs. samuel Partridge
: Odn Smith q, siuiyiug In The on e o.
NJ Holt
C.R Smith has ben Ia Waterford. Frye
burg sud other towns taking views
Nrs. : A. Stevens has been keyplns
house f1r Mrs. 4 A Cox. wnile she And
Nc Cox vent on pleasure Trip 10 feru
Mexicn. sni R1mfori.
VS. Partridge II having 40 Addition
pat on his house. the work bcing done hy
Charles FROST AM Frank Green.
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South Roxburv

5. ua..-y To-, nice iwo-ycar-old
colt lAst week
Mrs.. Ji-sph Richardson. % tAis place. IL
very loS VITA consamptlnn.
TIE fsrnsrs % this vicinity are almost
through planting
TIE mosquitoes have pat lu an sppsar.
Ance and AZ isisrmlnc,i n b. noticed /
think we sl' follow ne sdvlcc % an oli
gsntlsmau Ant "smuige EN-
TIE school Ia his ii.tfict Il progressing
dnsly. kuhN.
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Rnrhrirv.

sM Locke l. happy over his success In
c1p,aring huge bear. one OF TIE largcst
"a. Mr.. l.. lost eight sheep and lanai
a., ssA.on, and be thinks that this bls Tel
lou dii large part % the killing. IL vas
only by me creates, skill and care thai NJ
T. sas able % secure bin. The havoc that
The bear made with The trees, where he
snslly brought Up. WAS Ear beyond any
thing that ne ever sac In al hls uspplns'
A big Tile OF fishermen Il lowing norm
erly % ths Four Ponds. ~
Charles Locke. 90 Salem. Mass, Is VlsI''
log bis uncle. ). NJ. Locke. ~
Mrs.. John Reed has gone 70 Lewiston
ani Auburn % Wilt friends