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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Oxford,

Mrs Hsnu,h Hayes fell and fractured
her hip. A. her advanced age serious oou
sequences are spprehendei.
Miss Lacy Robinson while NJ work 10
the mill fell and fr.e,nrei her alp.
Mrs. Sarah. wife OF Ezekiel fogg' for
merly OF Hartford. died Aug. 18th. aged -
She Was . daughter OF Capt Fuller,
soldier OF the Revolution.
Mrs. Jones OF M,ssschtsetts. died OF
drop.y n The home OF her daughter, Mrs
Truman Stone.
The mill shut down Saturday 10 build The
dam. The cofsrdsm IL baili and the der
rlcks plseei.
The band stand IL completed.
Mis-. Amy R,wson OF Someryllle, Mass
l. visiting friends here.
The long expected base ball game be.
tween the isi and lean men was plAye,
Saturday AMI resulted In score OF 10 10 "
10 favor OF the Fats. 1919 errors 10 The
lean men aud is5 errors 70 The hi msn
were counted when the counters oecame
weary aud Ten. The game was very
amusing. Oaly oue accident occurred
Dr stew rs hal nnger badly bruised.
The Oxfori KIDS played Saturday a. 70.
land Spring. and were beaten by asoore oil
"a tolls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
TIE BEAR BRIGADE.
West Paris

Tasft vts much excitement hsrr ls-'
N az trf Satlrisy lu regard - ne eau
co. 10 GOD 'osiiug And fellowship = iAs'
tP9sArng
a e. C1rrs sud wife % Bo-iou. are
vsllg s1is All relatives In us vi
tgf
Do U h Y.ies. sho sAs 80 badly huf'
tft'Y go seeks ago ~ being throsu
r.l a.. rsrrNge. l. gstuug Aong nasy.
Estloug1t thst tas scAmPs thai Oh -
ulr. ..1.rf a. Backneid rsceutly. sisp'
it hlckukns stable SATURDAY eight he
iItr
Brt'-1-y tAs harness maker, i paiting
81 i..r PsuNs on ths froni az nl-
tg. 1g as falsl.ug rent over bis car
rag .I1se
>s,r hty a1i Kicker are each carry
itgt ta-f fkmsgvi In tae chair shop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Albany

Nv. ]. W Cnicksring. Who MAKES bis
Zone with hls sou In Washington, ID is
.peutlnz fss DAYS with his frlenis,
n. Llvslly ani Jssuce AsPinsAh IL
ant NJ LOVE- " tDok ride. Wcinesiay'
over The "iiui oouairy - NORWAY Center
ant eul1y~i = very pleasant call 90 me
-iiosci sister % the late Anos +. Hot,
sao occapie. the delightful Old home.
steal: everything appears nsiafA snd
Peasant except ths dhtsscf OF NJ. Hoii,
shn. W tfust. nov occaplc, . home OF
sarpts.iag y.
willie Rb1hins has returuei 70 ais hons
To- BlrmingaAm. Couu.
Col. EisAris. % Bethel. has lost val
liable steer. lie broke oai OF bis pistare
ani "a. fouoi dead 10 The rosii probably
Aai eaten poison, perhaps from Pot'toes.
There wssa light frosi Ga low gfoani
The morning. % TIE iith last.
TIE widow % Aa.tin Grover IL stopplng
. f-s aays with hls f,iasr. Jbaa Grover.
Mr. Jr.ss Cross. 90 Lssistoa.is visiting
nd. father. Frsnkliu Cross.
Mr. ORA Getchsll. 10 lewiston, IL
sprniiug fcs weeks With her moiher'
Mr.. CaAri0tts Ga nnlugs,
J Henry BHxg- ~if-. mo !. saif
vsry mach from rheuuAusm. IL 10 some
respects little better.
Hsury Briggs caasht 's alec plekerei 10
ths Fr-och plni
Ernest wO0ibury wlll return n cssuns
nsrt week All ~ 10 realizes. Zoe TOE con
n-ucsm at % The Sofmd School s''a
Inss l.
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porter.

Mrs James French died very suddenly
on Saturday last. She WAS In her usua
health In the morning and died that night,
She was . very kind nslghbor aud loving
wife, qule, and peaceful In the nelghbor'
hood In which she lived and Que thu, was
respected BY all. She leaves one daughter,
two sisters, and an aged husband In bis
second childhood being 30 years OF age In
q few days. The care OF him now falls
wholly on his son. I. l. French, 10 whose
care he has been for years
I. l. French had quite 9 curiosity 10
rose bush which bloomed the second time
thl. month AMI from Que rose after II vas
In full bloom bui grew RICH, oct OF the
center of the rose.
Mrs. Thutstop continues very feeble.
She has been sick long time.
Sweet corn In this section viii be light.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Dickyale.

Farmers are nearly through hsyiog. .
few have not ye, foished. Those who
have not faished make rather slow pro-
gress, there being only one or two hay
days In q week.
Mrs. Lillian Tracey. with her son sni
daughter, Of Sioughion, Mass. have been
visiting relatives In this Vicinity the past
week.
Crops OF all kinds are looking well.
There IL Q prospect Of good apple crop
In this part OF the county.
Mr.. Geo. aud Ruel Gordon, OF Auburn,
are In town.
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South Buckheld.

We are having = maeh-ueeted rain
s,osm this week
J.sos Ras-sgl has thirty acres OF grAs.
yet % cut
VIII Hsrlos has cut 90 injured bis arm
80 ~ % b uuAbl- IN labor
George R-cori. sam R-oord's younges,
500. cot hls wis, qaits seriously while
STRENGTHENING = scythe. BAD time 20
meet with accidents darinx the busy sea.
sou OF haying
Clark ". Poster has four acres OF the
Beauty Of Hebron potatoes, which be IL
iigging snd msfksting II the citv.
TIE writer has Rhode leland Greenlng
apples % last seasons crop In q good state
OF preservation We also have trees OF
hat variety. set last spring. that have
grown more than six inches
james IIoldsn's team from oxford. has
oesn Ia tais vicinity selling baskets.
We hare 10 on he aathorl,y % TIE Lew.
iston JluruL ani the New York San that
both Inns AMI wood palp are retained on
tas protected nst BY th- Mills BILL
Emery Ioang IL 20 WORK Tor jason
Russell.
TIE crows ar nov Engaged In the lsai.
able baslue-s % digging the subs,riber's
potatoes. Perhaps IA nay be blessing IN
Disguise. WHO knossi
TIE Gag At caa.s's Mills IL . Cleveland
ant raurman nx
TIE Nrtiuscoi IL sxes~iingly los % &C.
count % TIE removal % tae oli dan and
construction % new oas Al Turner VII
lax-
R,ht Dean "a. ben N New Hampshlre.
tsklng with hin BABY Dean AM Black
N Soss. f1r me parpose OF training them
ou tAs track a. that place.
Farmers that have not eal.Aei hsylug
snd Il rather "cs,ehlug weather this
sesk A N sawyer novel his Intervals
ant hauisi TIE unm.is bay 10 his farm.
Oats ans potatoes arr rusiing. The form
% especially. haily.
Feet has sufsrci saiien decline a. he
village more on account % local eompet'
tion Ne presume than any decline In TIE
great Business center. OF TIE country. jay
G,ali oSes sAii ''oouPs,luon l. ,he hie Of
haslusss"
Ton Andrew. broneo 20, hOoksi 50
a. 10 BE- uuei 10 use.
Black Mountain seems n ~ The Oh &C
tive p1lut for hlaehsrfles Al present
Isson Rasssll wss Knocked down By an
lufurst-f ball fss DAYS .inoe.
Biueosfries eel AZ ihe store FOR Goats
aqaart Eggs are a cts aud batter TIE
ssm@
Corn 8. backward AMI vlihOa, favorable
sesiAef vii b. failure.
wm. N Bridsham % West Auoaru.
formsfly 90 this tow. Il sgent Zoe The Nes
lone sewing m>ehius All is..in towo qa'is
frequently
Ssnfoft C1nAni "a. been granted pen
slou with arrears from ilscharge, wcileafu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

We have hal last one good lay day 10
ne past Two weeks. This morning w
have hat = very heavy shower seeompfni
et win heavy thunder and vivid lightning
Joshua Howard. from Hsmond,snd crew
came 20 GrAnOn yesterday, % cut the nay
on M. farm In Grafton. bat DID not bras
,hs ws.tAsr % make the hay with him, -
Ne -il have % pair with the rest OF us sne
u.. The SUI when 10 cones. which viii y
hailed with great Joy BY the many ina
h.v. n make hay When the Sun shises.
Rev. II : whiIman Ani VIE, OF Az
gustA. are spending their 'sesilon a. ufA
Ton
AT cultivsted crops seem very osee
ward; grain. especially, i so ta.' IIOs,
must hold OF remarkably late 70 hNe
mature this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Dixnald.

work is progressing ON John Tooth
aekers house.
Qaite q number went from here 10 the
Blsine reception at Portland.
]. T.. job son 10 having the brick work
and mason work don. In his new store.
Gland aud Mufle 0rirflth return 10 Port
land, Thursday.
the sea shore.
Plenty OF good warm rain makes the
corn grow.
Business good In the village.
J. I. Johnston IL having . cellar dug aud
walled with brick uader the new postofiiee
building.
Mr. Merrlll's house IL al pl,.,sred and
the masons ATE al work on NJ. Cox's
ouI,e party OF DIrnsld folks are At
Ola Orchard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
ErvahurQ.

The else. sxcursionlsts had . re-
m,fksbly nae day for their ascent OF MI
Washington.
Mrs. l. NJ N Stevens addressed ,h'
r. importance Association 81 the Sweden
borgisa church. ON Sandsy evening
Aug. II
Rev. A. A. Phelps, OF New Jersey, pre-
septed the cause OF prohibition al th'
Methods, church. on Monday evening.
Mr.. WIN. ID. Clarke, q native OF Frye
burg, now q banker OF Minneapolis, son o.
the late Rev. VIM. Clark. spent sunday Ia
the village.
Ne. Chss. T. Evans. Of Philadelphia: Il
visiting his brother. A. ii. Evans, at MI
Tom.
Mrs. Kicker, wife OF Prof q II. Kicker
late teacher In the Academy, spent one day
n Marths's Grove, last, week.
Warren W. Towle. Eco, OF boston. is
at his fathers, DR.. w. Q. Towle.
Mis-. Rebeccs Higgins, OF Nova Scotia,
IL visiting a. Me. WIN. Durgin's.
Mrs whiting has gone To Melrose Tor .
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W Cults and Mr. WI.
Ward are N Mr.. J. weston's.
"Dowp River" parties are very frequent
All the boarding houses are well died.
The Fair OF the Congregational circle
will be held q, the vestry, on Thursday
afternoon and evening. Aug -.
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Niaxico.


Samuel Arnold. WHO moved 10 Vermont
,wsu,y.one years ago, has jasi msie bis
ir., visit % his relatives here. HIS vile.
Lacy, sister 70 Leslie II. Harlow, has been
here during the tins. Mr Arnold now
lives la Railani, W
Louise Ticker. L'IIle Smith, Mrs. Au'
gusius Bartlett sni daughter, John Brett,
wife aud children, Bert Worihley from
Arkansas City. Kansas, and Mrs. hangs
sister TO Mrs T. Gleason, have all visit
"a rels,lye- here. Miss Tucker, Mrs
Bartlett. Mrs. Brett aud Miss Smith are
here now.
fortnighrs rest
Aielbert Eastman has returned 10 sum
mi, Station. on the Grand Trunk RR.'
where he will engage 10 numbering.
oar schools have closed. Lille Hoas.
tin taught 10 the Brsieen district, Vens
Richards In the Dorr district, Ava Howard
Ia the Trask district, Mrs. Eta p. Rich
ard. In the Harlow Hill district and Sasle
Grsh.m In the Corner district
SPARKEs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Anhnvar.

The Me Ladies Circle met with Mrs.
Reuben Bartlett, a. No. 4, wednesday
evening.
The school At so. Andoyer. taught by
Miss Alice Beisll, closes this week. Though
,hl. was her nrst school. Miss Bcisll has
proved hsrselfs very 1iii ;isnt teacher.
The boarding houses are full aud the
landlords happy.
A party OF enthusiastic admirers OF nat
oral scenery. consisting OF the Misses
rhekla and knms Wagner. Nj. u New
hall. George sni John for and w. II Con-
klln, from the Poor House, With your cor.
respondent ss guide lphllosopher sni
frlend) vent up Balips,e. last Saturday
rhis mountain IL Z 900 feet high, and com
m.nd. an exceptionally nae view OF the
surrounding counify. Tue excursion wa'
voted q very etl Jable one by The entire
party. The pleasures OF the day ended
In al exciting race betSesu Billy aud 10,
down Mormon street on the drive home.
Rev. Mr.. Rice has been attending camp
meeting ~ Oli Orchard the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Hartford.

The recent rain has made II bad for the
farmers ths, have no, got their mesiows
cut.
Q. VI Irish has sold his engine TO Gran
Harlow.
Albert sampson commences driving his
meat cart this week.
Miss Cynthia Moultou and Mss Evelyn
Moulton, from Abingdon, Mass, are visit
Ing friends In Hartford.
Miss Emily Bradford got thrown from q
wagon last week aud broke her arm.
The Republicans OF Hartford hsd lively
time At their caucus last Saturday. The
two men put 10 nomination were Frank
Warren, Chairman OF the Board OF Select
men, aud G. 8. 0sgood. one OF Hsriford'-
best young men. Boihlhsd many frlendswhc
showed great interest Ia their fAyorites
Both are stsunch R-puhlicsns, and II wa'
difficult 20 choose between the two. Fer
hap, Warren would have gone In for
higher tariff on wool than O,good, bal
Oseood was solid on the nshery question
100 votes were osst-0sgood Was nominal
ed by 6 msjori,y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
East Waterford.

A. william ellison, wife and Infant
iAagatsr. % Brookllue, Mass, were 81 J.
W. Aiherton's lAs, week. Mrs. q aud
chlli vii board 81 ilArlani Browns. 10
Norway. the remainder OF the sumner.
Mrs. Emily PAsho AMI grandson, OF
New York, ant Mrs. Nellie y. Ro0sits, oil
Boston. have been sisiting ID. l. hlllesi.
Mrs. KIlbonn Advent, OF Bfidgt0n'
preached la the pavilion, sandsy.
A youns f.sn WAS lately seen In Jesse
Fieli's pasture with bis sheep deer
also passed through JAMS Ch,iooarne's
door yart.
Ms. Alice s.~in 10 visiting her sister,
Mr.. l. T.. Nciutire.
Jo,spa Bnling. Is doIns some p,In,lng
f1r l. n SanfersOn
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Hiram.

Msssrs. A &P. ID. Young viii furnish
80 600 feet OF lumber this week 10 rebuild
ON the burnt district In Cornish.
NJ. Jaias Bradford. OF Lynn. Is visiting
his sister, Mrs Lydia q M,nshsld.
Mrs. Geo. w. True. OF Portland, visited
"a, mothsr. Mrs. Zdpah W. Barker. this
week.
Mr.. Nathan Tresdwell. OF Naples, visit
"a his brother.in-law, MrNsthan kimoall'
this week.
Ms Ne,,ie Kimoall. who has been
teaching In Iowa. Is visiting her father.
Mr.. Eigsr y. Barnes. OF skowhegsn' is
visiting The family OF Me-. Elias Gould.
The venerable WIN. @. Burbank, OF East
Hiram. IL quite III. His age Is some 81
years. lie mas lived . prAyerfal life ~
Mr.. Henry W. Sargent is falling.
Mr.. Lorenzo Kelly has moved Into ths
Red NIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Norway Lake.

saw in last weeks paper an Item about
the birthday party OF Mrs Carts, the Oldest
lady In Paris. Last Friday party 10 the
number OF sixteen met % celebrate the
ninetle,h birthday OF Simon Stevens, the
Oldest man In Norway. he being four days
yoauger than Mrs. Curtis.
II seems duh here when you can look
out OF the window and not see the bridge
railing covered with city company.
Chss. Smith has gone 10 Boston.
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Hahrnn.

Fsssisilou hAs t>ken q fair start daring
- - ssAtasr. Which o0ntinues In dos'
iils 'ash.0n
NJ at Miss Merrill, OF New York, are
L-E. Nerrifs.
=, hsisia whitney 10 visiting her aunt,
Ms ID Sturtsvant
us whitaker snt nsice. Who have been
sihns a. Rev. Mr. Hsrden's. went home,
hontsY
Siartsvani II shiugling bis house
AL mtking some ehAnges In The nnish
= Ms Augustus Bgmpas has . show OF
p,iaal ans In her frOut gard. Mrs. Ban
= aad als sou are AmOog 0ur best farm
-, and everything about the place IL
-. 70 ueAt snd attractive mannsr.
e, Ne bear that work Il IN b. begun on
~ ptrsonage cellar thi. ssek.
ftank kass0u, % Mschsnic Falls, !. u
80 ihe Bss road aroand the DR.. Carr
hhL {.
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Ruckaald

T. =. brigham and wife. OF por,,,a,
are visiting frisnds heru.
Mrs. WA Mitchell and family have nov
81 ~ Aubarn.
wilmington a Sons, msnafaetur,r- o.
brushes, vsnt two girls 10 learn the trait
% drawing brushes, steady work VII b.
given. A good chance.
Timothy Liant has opened . grain store
In The X Z. rbomss ballilng.
q. A. Harlow has started NJ The tooth
plea manufacturing sgsia.
Mrs. America Benson has gone 10 Mar.
has vineyard. Mass.
Burglars entered The residence OF VIM.
4 Wool. Friday nlgh,. and secured The
contents OF wm. J1rian's wallet. said 10
BE- Al so while be sNs asleep.
A Hsrfisoa AMI NJ irtoa nsg vill b. rails.
81 herr Saturday aftsrnoon. At hslfpsst
two. Gpod speaker. will b. present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
East Hebron.

Mr Frank Cobb. OF Chicago, III, ana
Mr.. L.ar. Crawford and her daughter
s.dl,. OF Csmbriisep0rt, MSS, are W.
Sa-.t. OF Mrs Glars Bonnsy and her
mother, the widos Cobb.
m Ks.ne has purchased pair OF
horses. 10 work building TIE ne" 'os' y"
Turner. nt.,,a.,
No. 4. with Miss Minnie pave, ts.sr..
There Is . meeting called ior ns.. ~ ~ !,
dsy night TO organize RepaeIlesn ~
ana Torch light eompAnyi AL are ia''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

weaiAer continues warn and cloudy VIII
occAsionAl rains. People Who were nearly
through hsylng two weeks ago Are looking
anxioas'y for far day In which 70 nal.h,
Blu-berries are no, very pleniiial IN ms
section.
r n. Kaspp has hal crew OF men
shluglin- hi. oaildlugs this week.
&. = Richardson, wife aud daughter, OF
soath Paris. are yisiting friends 10 THIS
tusn and vicinity.
Your eorresponieni bal the misfortune
20 fall. while Carrying pitch fork. "esh
ago. O1e tine male = slight inslslon 10
tbe lsft side. hitting rio. But shghi at
,sniion vas given u ~ ne tine, bot aday
ago II commenced swelling, esasing To-
tense pain De. lln was called, wno
thlaks Il probable that an aosesss Is form
Ing
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Roxbury.

The many frienis Of Carrie Locke vi
b. glad - iesrn that she reports herseli
mach better already. uoier Dr.. Blsoee''
treatment.
il weeks 1. at work In Rimford iAl'
sesk.
Charlie Fox aud wife. OF Il,Verhlli, .'e
visiting In TAI. town. IL was raised on
The farm nov owned BY Calvin baeknam
Raxhury Z. proui OF such sons.
Missionary York l. on his roani., cal
Ing on The people, with fini word Tor
ali
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East Brownaeld.

"a laait1tlan, have returned and rs-
pori , ysff lnierestiug Assembly. II
seas A. 20 musi have been . nnanciA
Success 90 sitenfancs sas 81 large TIE
laaisl lAns shoaii - stOck holders IN
ias AZ c.ation ant thus become more d.
ROW .-'sfssiei 10 10 management
Iat ". c. 7 L net ., he church on
D. lf.a
W ani Mrs Alex TYLER, With theif
iils,'sr. Afe visiting a. Mrs. Bre-lins
NJ. kiwln Mansfield i spending some
Heets A. A W. Msn.delds
la,Fssssfs Tor The Besaufal Story
saw ossn ln tosn.
w ,li Ms Stevens of Suuaisa,sr
sPrli Nlniay In tosn. The guests OF W
strkusy. Mrs stevens spoke a. frye
oafg SlndAy evening.
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Rumsord Centre.

Miss Gf,os and Maud Henderson, from
Chic,go. are visiting a. Miss Efs KIM
balls
Mr. william Fsruum IL making many
improvements on the Bet.cy Elliott stand.
Mr. J. A. Bartleits dsaghtsr' with her
two children IL visiting q, her psfent..
sssie Graham, Lacy Lafkin, Tails Cor
doc, Ollie Psttingell, Freddie Eaton, and
possibly one or two Others from this pl.cs'
are going u attend school a. hents hlh'
Several from this place attend camp
meeting Ai Poland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

Joel PsrhAm. % Sston. l. 10 iowa
Arrival. a. ne Glsu NJ Hpase To- TIE
s-sk J W Lltchn - and family. Son
melville, Mos L s. L,nion. I'lea'
SY.sS Dlugl.. and wife, J U. TSI
iani ani vile. Boston; WIN II falicrtou,
windsor. ": & L-ouA AMI family iori
Worth. Tsxass y. A Bailey AMI vile, MAI.
tasamkrAg. Ne La Kent. l. A. h-ni
.nf wif,. Calais. VI; Rev. W Is Gf~eGe
Abd wife. Pallaislpaia
Tier, vas = social dance ~ the Glen
NJ U,a.@. Aug lCih. got 40 ~ one OF TIE
boardsfs. Me- W q. MortOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

.O1s 10 tas best 10 he season u ne
v,-fci .r fygafi % ne sntsrtAlnment fri'
usystag Toe caltrcn tii rcmHEAo'l
-. ss1s.ug both natural ability and
ea-s1 tran.nr Something over twenty
.l-t's 80 rsitsf 20 he sidewalks.
ia.is-i.rg ne intense beat, qiiie
tsz,sf tf.oi o. eel I1y ths promenAic Saleh
tls-f t1e sutrrtAinment
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Wilann,a Mills.

with toafists passing tiroagh here, anc
The numsrou. bluebery teams coming Aai
soiug. II looks a. thoush baslnes. "a.
pretty lively here a. present.
Me.srs freeman All Grover, also u u
rwltehell Ani y. A. Berlin OF hesiose,
Mass. have gone 40 the river. IA Barr
!. guide % TIE last named party.
A j,lly party Of boys ron Coleorook
consisting OF Nell sni Harry Sharilef
Allle daley ani Lyman LOMBARD, are ~
On . sporting tour.
q. Il. Wilson. . sou o, The late Capt
John NJ Wilson, Is up on = visit 10 al
nailvc place.
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Nnrfh Frrahurg.

hv NJ Avo.d en- to-u iAst ssok
hI-'aY. '1rsvIsit o. his bone ia NeN
l't o. .u,snfs % b. absent about
aftrstt
~ Craresis approving 10 health Ani
a. $40 rtsgn q "a dulles A. driver OF
a. Wet FfYstgfg stage
NJ Mt-v o colby - SOmsrVllls, l.
Vs.utg 'rlsets 10 West FDeoarg.
H. a. Ws.ksf While driving Uith
80 trsnis, mt ~ith an accident on
Beaver Dan hlL TIE horse feil and me
ls..rs etre tarosu from he carriage
hrs Waksrutss'lgh iiy irI arcd, her con-
Fa-.Irs tslarIrs unnamed
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UPTON.

Me-. and Mrs. Frank Baker. OF Boston
are stopping 81 the Lake House.
The weather IL having . BAL spelli ~
"a. r.insi for the last Two or three days
T. Sargent IL mskiug dshins rods
Nsxt sunday the Ualou Sabbath school
OF his place will hold concert a. 'n'
church. 49, -,
R.pbsrriss have beea very 'h'ek' oo'
are scarce nov. -.
Most % the farmers here are thrOosu
Ne Jl-eph Brook. has jast begun 70 GU
,he hay on the q sorge ABBOTT place.
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Sumner.

Pc. rsS VII nov Try and tend q business =
hi,ls better.
africa Kesue. from RAOte Island, Il
".,iiag a. thi. place
neville ard Mss Gsrtis Becker visited
'sois Al Dixdsld. recently.
r. % Circle meets vith Miss Addie Par
~. rsesisy. Aas n
Nosdsr u Grover doesn't begin IN feel
10y u q getting qaits warm nova
-ps Pho DUzkSDrkr.
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Brownneld

Mrs. r. whitney and daughter from
saco, are visiting At Y Q. Whltneys.
Mrs. @. Lack sai sou OF ropsn 10. Mass.
are staying al J. l.. Frink's. Mrs, fdnk
continues In very poor health.
Mr.. A Eaton Il very sick.
IL IL quite slckly throughou, the town
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NJ. . r G,riasr. % Backesit. l. in'
,-.is-.-r .r th.s village q vork % pea
AZ -sft as value ne ne % Gtn- Tau
Slsffa- Tae Grlni Army boys MI %
"a 81 20 sg-a ASofk al TIE yoanger
ps1es sslai' rrAt 10 sni learn more OF
H. ,rr1 DO uShrfiiAn's RIic.
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IN. u..a..m.., i.ar b. r.rl.

Remark "a 70 = ffisai the other day that she kne~
Kemp. BalsAm Coz the Ibros, add Lang. vas al
pefior remedy. - stopped her cough instantly shsi
prove this and c0uyiBce y0l 81 ne merits, any drag
nst Win give you sample botiis fres. Large 'ns
boc and 81.
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Nh B,Ssuy % TIE lewiston J'arnA
-~-s.isN sotk lu ne DsmocrNt eompos.
rgr,o-. f1-ing The aassnce % Miss M.ai
p-1g 49, A. uarpssell
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Rsr 20 NP Kiag. Pr,siient % wsy.
a. Ss- nAry. wssaiugtou, DC, made
a. p.n lcrAi pleasant call lAst week.
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Yart T. Greece al s.fs. % MIign,
NJ. .si NJ at Nfs Moaltnn. of far'
--.,s atrr ,.sa vls.gag a. VIZ O'censs