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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Rrvant,a Pond.

While attending county fair OTIS n
Dadlsy lost his dog. Whether be went
voluntarily or was clsxsi away with
piece Of meat remsins 10 be found out.
The officers OF Jefferson Lodge OF Ma
sou. were Installed by ID ID q. N, X
Rowland, OF Norway. The services were
conducted In q forclble and Impressive
manner BY him. Mr.. A. &. Kicker was
Tor the third time Installed ss master oil
this lodge. Al 10 O'Clock the msmbers
with their wives sat down 10 q fiae sup
per In the Glen Mountain House dining
room A. guests OF the new proprietor, MI.
Morton.
Dls,ric, Depu,y Klowlsnd Of Njr~y,
installed the on .ers OF Jsnsrs)n Lodge OF
Mssons, saturday evening. Ost 18Th.
The ceremonies were public aud many
awaited themselves OF the opportunity -
DO present Ne. Knowland administered
the osths and duties IN the ON iers 10 q
very Impressive manner.
The weather was very dissgreesble
which kep, some Away. Bieon's orcnes'
ira were present sui dlseoursc'i sons ex'
eellen, music during The en,ertsipment.
Al the close Of the Masonic services,
the members with their wives aud ffisn u
took supper Al the Glen MI House.
They were pleased 10 be the guests OF
Landlord Morton who sets good table
always and thl. evening had placed 80
f,e . supper al their disposal
The present ofleers are designitei ~
follows; Mister. A G. Reksr. \ w,
Walter Snail. J W, II. 81. Estes. Trcss.,
Rifas X. Dunham. \ C, Alden Case, \
ID william D,y. J. u, II ID Bryant
81 NJ Day. J \, v. II. Cole, Chap,
l.. II Tabor. Marshall, ]. l. Bo~ksf,
Tyler. ID. q Sssn.
A large number were present a. The
meeting OF Osfofd County Pomoas Orange.
Tuesday. Nineteen took the nhh degree.
II WAS = day 90 business mix Il with pleas
are. The ancisnts understood hos - rec.
oncils manual labor with the ar,rs OF
state ID thy catch on" nosf
Jaigs Josiah q Abbott 81 Boston, was
CUES, 81 the Glen Mi House las, Sab
bath
wild animal. are seen freqlsnuy near
peoples dwellings MI A. l.. Cole re-
ports one I. visiting hi. yard s1oai every
night aud 80 far they have been unable 10
get any clue ~ 10 VIA, 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Bethel.


Snow squalls, rain and mud have pre-
vailed =, Bethel the pas, week.
Lnthsr I.ittlehale, Of Riley Plsntsti0n
hes bought OF A. J. Everett his stand on
Maple Street. Terms $500 cash.
Mr.. Everett has novel into the Chandlei
house head Of Broad Street.
Mrs. q. II. Shirley, OF N. Y. IL qui,s
sick At her daughters In Bethel. Mrs. H.
+. Russell.
Mrs.. q. n. fsrnsworth. OF Bethel. VA
Ia Boston last week on impor,an, busl-
ness
The death OF Andrew Jackson, OF Newry
removes one % our oldes, and mos, trust
"a ,bgineers from the q. T. ". TIE fam
lily have the sympathy of the whole com
nudity In their bereavement.
The Academy IL prospecting nnely under
Prof Dresser aud bis able assistants.
The village schools In charge OF Henry
IIasiing-, Q student In Bowdoln College
and son OF 81 John Ilsstings, and Miss
Mary Chapman In Dist M. Is sni Miss
Perkins 10 Dist No. 30 promises to be a
grand success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
FryeburQ.

TIE monthly meeting o( the Temperate,
sssoci,ti1u was a. the Methodist ehurel
~ sunisy evening. October 18th. Al
ir,ss by Rev J. n. Roberts, OF Conway.
Mrs Mary Aua osgood. OF Gorham
y, ", i visiting her niece, Miss NJ 4
The Misses CLARK. Of w.l,h.m. M...
sho came 10 Miss A. N. Pages In July fol
TOO weeks lsft for home on Monday, ms
iSth.
Mr.. Charles Locke 4. Building . stable q,
his hoa.e 90 MeSesl Stree, ana IL Il said
Il ~ live here.
Mrs. Jane w. Dana and daughter len on
Tuesday Tor Pennsylvsnis Miss Luci,
I0Sle accompanied them as Ear q. n ,.ton.
There Was . fall attendance At the meet.
ins 81 The &. l. \. q. on Monday evening
and larger uumosr 90 rial Caaatanqasns
have registered than ever before.
A grsnlie receiving tomb Il being hullI
Al The cemetery.
News has been received OF The safe ar.
rival Of Messrs. w. Mason an. q. X Ran.
dali In Denver.
Miss Helen Ch,pmsn. OF Brunswick.
Who has passed The summer At Miss A. ".
Pages left oa Friday. the i9lh.
Thursday and Friday were two cousecu.
Tive days OF sunshine. An unusual occur.
renee.
Miss Annie Lsvis. OF Grand Rapids.
Mich, IL whiting At NJ. II. sswysr's.
Mr.. william whltcomb leaves Monday,
The y !, 70 vislt bis sister 10 SlouK City,
lows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Byron

We have hssrf that 0ar Aaat RATA
Vouug fiei IN Ryrou NondaT ths 1t ius'.
sgei about ~ The iunsfal sss attended
~ Edsr A A Anpott ~ ffsnklin VI.
Shs si'h h-r hasBsnt mlvsi from Bark.
SD sorne a. years since lie died Ahoai
TO var. ago Thy cleared upa gosi
fsfm. RAISED 20 family % chilirru, IN ~
shom ar nos living J v. LIVING 10
Rchmonfs r. e AZ bfetian's NILS.
Lluisa. Mr.. = kaspp Ia Byrou; A. ;
in Byfoa on The olf hnme.issii Angiv " i,
Nf. noysr On fsrmluston; Sarah "
NJ. M1rse IN Livermore Those ~ tas
family sud other frienis. ~hn visit TIE OLD
homestead on the SAMMY hillsiis vii miss
ne ueicons voice % father Ani m1ihFf.
bet msmory vii ever return with food
rucolsCtious to The pArcnial roof ~hsrv
psscs art happiness rcigusd. where taos-
$40 Az uos sicsping we're yoaug anf
siruug art vigorol. AM tsught their fam
Nv M fear % ne Lord Il ihs bsginning o.
si.tom
Nr. Hiram Richards. ons % tas olies,
AT no.i respected citif-us OF Byron. digi
sept s0fh al Hs wNs intel banter
as trAppsf Hr pfobAhly Wrapped more
hears in DO. ufs than any In MS part Of
ths STATE. havirg trspqsi an ALLIED ao'si
eighty. large herd cad thsy ~ sen 10
oue drove People gave him ne spPrlls
too 20 "MstAugc- amer ne lous eaist Vt
tss N,s1lioway May ar The ihriliing
stone. b. IA. toli me OF his enooauier'
siih Bfuiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Runford Point .

The m,rri,ge OF Nina Howe and Evans
Uofgiou was solemuiE,d last Thursday
AZ thshriie's fathers, R-y. @. ID. Hanna
ford ON ;ls,lng.
George Hoigdou who has been critical.
" IN In Boston has recovered Sum ien'ly
20 return home.
The conference OF churches which was
held here was not largely attended. Prob
ably our usual rainy weather kept many
=, homA TIE meeting was very Interest
Ing.
Mary Ry has returned to Upton, Mss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Mason.

AsIhsve no cards shall resort 10
shor, letter this week
A 20 the weather IL IL bad euoagh 70
usis tho mos, confirmed grumbler happy.
PANEL r. NIL. HIS killed four ioxas'
ors bis hen hawk and some partridee-.
yi.trher / Bean who, went 70 Mlone'
.o,. some eighteen months ago has retnrn'
"A 20 Mason. have not seen MN oa'
srdsrs,and that he IL Intending 10 settle
Gown ON his farm again. -.
Daniel Morrill, Il visiting among Dis oli
e,,snd. ana relatives a. Raymond snd
Gray. w.
s,ovs DOT some nice cattle from this place,
I,., week, bu, there ar many more LOT
s,ls.-hesf, store cattle and working oxen
.ns handy steers. wrote last week that
,ss huvsr. would pay bu, ~ 80 per hui
s,sa- estimated dressed weight va.
mls,.ksu. 10 was IS ba, they demanded
a big shrlnksge . =.
mas and Eden Mills are saving ~
and ,.rding their peeled poplar.
some potatoes ON low land are uo'e'
wster.
"o q. II. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Andovar.

NJ. Sale Fnraf i tsschlng ne Winter
TEN % school al R,xaury Notch.
TIE fall term ~ school ~ DIST > '.
t.ssh, by NJ. maria Eimoats, closes
thIs week
Volunteer Lsiss o, Jdvenlls remplAr-
CAV. sace-s.fai sni interesting eater
t.i.meut a, Uaioa HNn Thur-tsy evsulng
rse program consisted % n1.ie, deel.ms-
tl,u.. ani rvcitaiions, the Harye.ter.,
m..le.l drlll. sni the farce "Usiug 'ae
Weed
NJ G1mAn Rec IL vls!uag riends ~
Samner anf kuhlrn-
NJ. Isssph Stlnn. who IA. been ~
feeble health fof some time. died Iaaf'daJ
O-tohsr Ism. 49,, a..
NJ. M.ry Fa1. % Dlrehss'er' Mass Is
,,.I,,nr hsr fs,hsr. \. Poor. E.q
TIE ,ngrsfaiiluA L.iie-' Circle m-'
.lts Nrs. N " Poor wednesday evan
ins % last sesk.
ne large delegation from We 40
-. rh,,rh .ttsniei the CougregAtona
C,rf-r.ucs Al Ram'pri last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

We have bad swesk OF couunuou. rain.
Potatoes ar ro,iing on low ground ant
corr f,idsf i entirely spoiled. Mach o.
IL gill not D. cut
ol wednesday iast. tAs tAlriie,A ana.
vcrsary % Nr. sbi Mr. X W B.nnsu's
wedding. large namrsr % their frisnts
ssssmnlei N celsbfats ths occasion. Al
voted n . Eood time. They received qilts
aunnhsr o. ussfal ani vAlasbls prr.sai.
Marx q Yoaug. Who has ben Al work
AZ East Waterford ne past Summer. IA.
rvturn~i hone where be vii stay ani Al.
tent school this water.
Mss Lillian Gorton has BEN visiting .,
hsr faihsr's She IA employed BY Dry
gods e.iAhishmsut In B,.,on .s clsrk
n W Ssvers has soli The Maxwell
plscs b X c. Tower.
n " Nsvvrs ha.s tso-vstr Oh mare
colt ~ Wsnffrer. dan Morgan mare.
that IL s-unstei O. weigh $50 Poaai..
she u . brsaiy. oie ~ ne best colts 10
his slciniiy
NJ. Carte 2 rson tnes Carrie Noal.
too hss r-ilfu-i - hsf bone In Ns,ick.
Msss sas hss ossn visiting hsr p,fraial
homs y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Roxbury.

sM.Loete l. sill a. The bears. III
csurhi nice "a oas last FRIDAY.
Carrie Locke hNs returned N Nes'
samssr tsting wiih her = stock OF beat
neat f1f the people ~ thAt plsce.
NJ Fo.tsr. ofths nrm ~ Foster 4 Mu
~ has cone htck u n-giu logslng oPefa.
tI1ns on ths stns lAnf where iasy lnss'c
at ys.f n great hep - W prop''
ahuui here.
4 A Thamss i ysrtiag poplar viii
far 1r &c m~u ani several pairs OF oh-n
A r. morriuss ago W. Thom~ drov'
uutsr Mr Weeks sod sni ssni 70 N,
s.rn ~ Sc NJ. week. TIE hoFse oaetei
%, asf wsni inio very tesp hole In Wa
ar brnok Mf. Taomts bal very Ne
tins - - cat bis team an losi'"o bags
at hIs fnhs.
TiirrD A G,nnoa. OF casstsrviiie. Il
iu Llsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
North pnria

Mr.. pnnn l. lookins for WOOD chopper.
o. cot vcod on The True lol
T. u warner ard n. J. eastman have |,
las sali aboa' min property.
Henry WAshouru has gone 20 Boston Cot
fss days
Everett Chase Il liklng very much 10
bo.ton where b has hirvi for year.
L. Barrett IL buying po,stoss ani ap.
PIES
y. n. FIELDS Is at work Zoe Frmon,
Chase
J.F Ll'ilsAals a CO. have pa, In . car.
losd % shorts.
We Are hsving good tern OF school
taught ~ Nj. Lacy Andrews.
J y. ChIii. Il packing spplss for Y. l..
Barrett
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Hartford.


The cattle show al II uiford was slmos,
. fAllnre. Hat nobody vn IN blame.
The BAT weather wNs The only irouhle
Manufacturing The ralu people gathered
together nom all quarters. There were
hstsesn two AMI three huuifsi preseu,
aui everybody sAii "shI pity We cOuli
DOT have hat good dV!" A. II rss
there Was quite show % farm produce.
TIE lsile. broaghi DOT their rugs. qai,,s,
&c std tried ~ have /, good time bui u
sould rsiu Anf Il dli RAID ani nobody
coud help a. n Ne cOuli have h,i fair
dsy old Hartford would have beaten it,
at year. record. The Lsiies' Sewing
circle reAit a over go from the sale Of
thslr qallts. stc Thls money goes toward
paving Or the hearsc.
Henry Kicker losis valuable coz = ftw
lay. ago BY bsiug clicked with Tie up
chain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Mexico.

Clinton Porter took snail bear from
one OF VIII Plrtsr'- traps last Thursday
EnmN (Hsyes) Mooney and husband
az visiting relsiives here.
Frank, son % Flint Porter. formerly OF
Raxhury, Maine, now OF Providence, X l
"a. .pen, few weeks with his cousins
Fred ard VIII Porter.
FIin, Porter II 10 poor health.
Staples has taken bis last driNe into
Canton boom, having msie clean sweep
OF both The AndrO-coggin snd ssll hlser'
Ersstu. Hsye- has bought the old bon
nsy farm In Tarnsr.
Hiram snd John Richards with Albert
H,s,n.u have taken q 70 hauling lumber
n..r Sammlt Station on the Grand Trunk
X
earle Barnes has hired the Will Holt OF
Uocle Reuben Walton farm for j. months
SFAREEA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Ilnrfar.

s,lIl II holds cod aud stormy. VIII ih'
farmers ever gsi their crops haryesisdf
n q. Heard hAs retained 20 k,n.As.
Frefiy French has returned 10 Boston
Frrnch All Rice ar painting two hous'
e =, Cornish for l. y Pike.
Hiram wormvoOi, one OF the aged NET
OF this town. has died, also Nj. fIss'
widow Of the late ELIAS fjss OF Parsons
Geld
II silli holi. very .iekly In TITS vielniiy.
NJ. Seweli sawyer and family are 60
log % move In with l l. French during
the winter.
so, mach call FOR stock; prices run'
ning low
The O,slpee River Ia ~ 10 spring height
Plenty OF water f1r winter AMI the pros
pset looks a. though winter would set "a
early.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Rnnfnrd Cantar.

The msrrisge OF Mis-. Ermlns Howe OF
thls town 10 Mr.. Ey,ns Hodgion, Of
birmingham, Mass, which occurred 81
the brides fathers house. Oct 18Th, WAS
a very pretty sff,ir. Rev. q. u Hsunsford
ON ,isiing Among the presents we're the
following from relatives and friends nice
silver cake basket by Mrs. Waldo Pettin'
gill, "a silver teaspoons, large silver
spoons. 2 large dessert spoons, silver but
Ter knife and old fashioned esrtheu pitcher
presented BY her grandmother; braided
rug. by Mrs Ksts H,u ghtonj Bible stand.
by Miss Hattie Bllfii,i besides many other
presents. The couple viii reside In Fran
ipghsm. May happiness attend them II
the wish of many friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Rrownneld.

NJ. y. Lib5y .. building qii,s an sI,su'
I've ice house. IL l. nearly completed
Mrs. G Colby IL visiting fflends IN
Mas.schussits. MI Colby Is boarding Al
ths Csrtral House
Mr. Fred Green who has been boarding
=, tAs P.qtaWkst House has gone 10 The
Central Hnlss.
Nj CT whi,nsy h. sold biz farm "a
Mr. Cray
Nr. and Mr. &. wsrren have gone ~
a i.tou for two w~eks' visit
Nr \ Wentworth sud daughter. Mrs
n ton. suf Mis- Carrie Brorn ar soon n
20 10 K,rsAs, where they lnisni 10 sPsni
TIE vintef.
Mr.. Br.ieen Nh, has been on the sick
lis, I. eouvalesceui. also Miss Enmons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
East Uehron.

Arthur l. Bonuey retained home from
Weymouth. Mass, the isih, and 10 plan
uing IN gather the apples on the "home
stsAi- soon a. The weather will permit
JabsE 7. Davis seems ~ be falling.
T. EsstmAn. OF Portland. having hst
.slighi shock ofthc facial members 4
stopping few days With A. z. Brown.
I. Y. S,nniers Il woffing fjf \. NJ
Bean 90 his hsru
Mrs.. W y Ilodgdon retained TO Nc
Fall. the iG.h.
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Enat RnthAl.

Huu. W. W. Cross aud T.. A. Cross from
Briigton. are 10 town buying ositle.
Mrs. T. =. Bartlett has gone IN Berlin
y II, where she will spend fes months
with her daughtsr. Mrs. y. ID bartlett
Mrs Richard aud Miss sstiie Haley
from Mt. Desert, are visiting az &. Nj
Browns.
Mrs. A. Butler AMI children, from Avon
Mass are visiting Al her fathers, Dea
II Kimb.ll's.
Arthur Perry, from Msssaehuse,,., Is
spending q few days 81 his fathers, u c
perry's
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Hiram.

Nj. lydia J. Kimbsll. widow OF ~,
,.,s Eshrslm Kimbsll, Jf.. dieu ~ 80
qir.a Ocsobsr is,h. OF dropsy apu 49,
si..ss,. eyed 20 years. sae lsa.ss s 49,.
s,,. ,wo sons spd ,wo dsuEn,srs.
So "a. 4 very worthy ard ssumao's
Isiy. ara has long been msm 49,, .,.
coS,,ss.sionNi church. Her isns,r 80.
.,,ss,ss % TIE i5'a BY Rev. 4 r. h"'
man % Briigtoo- q, LIT.
NJ. James Cismeus u o. "O'A
sou. n u. us, IA. retrrued
,,o.a her SIMMER .oj lurn st The moan''''
IN Nsw Hampshire. .,.s ..yer.
A NJ wm. q. Buresni Is vsry feeble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
H0brOn-

L. l. Bumpas arrived here Monday.
Mr.. Bampus l. csnva-slng FOR the Turner
Chair Factory aud has on his last trip
bceu 10 New Yofk and PailsdslphiA
Rev !. \ rripp len Tuesday morning
for bis bone In Rpcklsni. lie 4. one OF
,hs olie-, Bip,is, ministers in Maine aud
stu jpys travelling about a. the age Of
-
We seldom feel like complaining oftypo.
graphical errors bat when II makes the
name % Rev. Mr. Tiliey. ofLswistou, "Sll.
Icy se feel jastin q In doing so.
Tuesday morning the students took al.
vantage Of The doe DAY for their sniumnsl
salk and climbed Slngepols.
Dr. Donhtm's house AMI the rev par.
.ouags are goine ahead A. fas, a. the
weather will permit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Oxford.

fred Psrro,,. son Of Gsorge Parrot,
snj grandson ~ Jj.epa Rbbln.ou, died.
sanisy. o., it'h. % consumption aged
- years. The fdner. was held a. the
Congregational church. R'v. Mr.. bartlett,
OF The NJ y oharch. on isiing
Mr- q orge walker IL slck sith fever.
The mill started Moody. II Vas shat
down In Angus, c,u,lag dali tim = for the
operatives who sre glad - be a. work
again.
Me-. s,on "a has returned 10 Lewiston.
The band played At The Fair At q .l.nsli.
Mondsy.
&C stoush, h,i sseoni attack Of
hemorrhage OF thsilanA..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Nnrth.Hnat Norway

FLORA FNuum .. g.lalng ard 80 IL Mrs.
ThnmN Nswcnmh.
H.,u. u,fslilns Il A. her sisters, Mrs.
lease MrAlistef's. sick.
Thomas smith. % South Bhtgiou, has
h@~u through thi. place three times TIL.
f.I u parchAss sppls- IL of rcd al Is
Der barrel last week fir ~. 1. AMI eighty
cents Tor secoai Quality AMI 90 fed IN
suruish barrel. for - cent. per bhl Some
of ths farmers soli q him AMI others are
holiiug flr higher price.
VIII Pierce has $40 barrels OF grafted
winter apple
Mr. Car. % Hollis. csrpsuter, l. a,
work 81 Odn Brosu's nilshiug OF bed.
rooms ard fcmoiellug The lover part OF
the house 10 = very elegant AID convenient
manner
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Rumford.

Mos, OF The people from this vicinity
have hem % court this week.
Mr.. Hatchlns the attorney IRON tais
town settled four OF his cases by eompfo'
mise without gOiug 10 trial
The steamer = oueer has made ulal
,,,n 20 Bethel NV ami 10 Andover on the
Elis River.
Baslnsss Il good jest now.
Tn. new s,O0r keepers, ii. Wariwel
A 90. are having large trade.
There Is great deal OF sickness In town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

c,-,kes-f. -ii1s % NE late Jaiius
- f.f sttarfsY mnrring. % cungv--
a So stf n-en uusr,i for = 80 fays,
t.tHss. 90 regarded a. auy taing ssfi'
.s.rsr fsF or tsn before hsr feata.
~ Krs 80 m1st estimNnis ant
~ respected isiY. AZ scuvs msmbsr of
~ at-t. CsatCa. AT al D. mach
r..sf IL t,f r.nrauitY Sac lesrs. .
s-tt,f fs1stt.f. b1th uumsfric'. TIE
r,rra 81 FL tfIi a. ihc houss. a. ne
20, % s.rssssi N ,astsin. Tuesday atsr.
a.. a. htf rtsf 1rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
"a. Brownfeld

The school teachers are having a'
~. FLOR. G,,eh,li closed her sehoo' 81
500 on ths la.h sni l. Al hone.
~. Ti,ch closed hers In ihis di'"'e'
W No.. NJ 4 N.nsh 10. OF Bosioa' u
.,.I,t,y AZ Mr.. v ". Siiesnsys
M,s Mile Bedford. Of Lynn' Is ~
jacob Coloy's. ,,,.ra. from
Mrs.. X \ Rouuis ms
Bo.,ou stopping with her. ,J.
mere 4 qslte call here now ''' SUI
N 30 general hoaseSorh a.. e.i
Rev Mr Emmous reePopusu ~ ~ ,i,t
IN preach 90 temperance Oss'
.,t gave us an excellent sermon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
NowrY.

VIII Frost has nearly completed . nne
set Of buildings a. Nevry Corner.
North Nswry Sewing Circle a, Bart
let's poplar hotel THURSDAY
Albert widber, eldest son OF s. II Wild
Der, has been q, home on q short visit.
lie was 20 be married on bis return In
Boston To Miss Annie Favor formerly OF
Bethel lie IL located In K>nsss City,
No, where be has 9 good situation.
Logging operations commenced 10 RleJ
Plantation las, week. Parties have con
traeted to get out large amount OF tim
Der In that section.
The roads are In q fsrful state every
where, slmos, equal 10 mud time In sprisg
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North Fryeburg,

rhsL,iIe.' Al M, siih Mr.. ~ WAX
-, i..t Ta.siAy. Toe snnuA business
wsstinr ~. po-'P,usd a. iha raia P'e'
,.r,s,i 4 full attendance.
NJ. Ossooi and daughter have 'e'a'n'
St.ph.u P,rrisgton's house Il maeh I'M
,,,r.t bv ths addition OF ia large neN
,,rch. ualeh jobs Anifess has o'sa
hallilng 49, -, La,
- 90 N,s. George Cnsri-s S.s post
oose'i nom wednesday n Fiiisy -.
Ay stsvsos l. IN falling heata. os.n y,
.usl.c, % frequently returning n'seA' %
ssart tiscass.
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Non.Res,dcn, Taxes,

la the ,o-a Of sumaer. Ia The Cosa,, 81 On
frri, sai state of Msiae f0f TIE rear w.
The following list o. tAkss on real estate o.
non re-. dent owners In the town % semnff, flF
the year lssi. IN Hills committed " !.
Yisteber Collector of said town, on The "a DAY OIL
AsE A. u l--f, has been returnet by HIN 70 ne
A. remaining unpaid on TIE 18Th day ofjuly, II '
by his certificate of thai date, and nos remain .
unpAid. and notice Il hereby given that me SAID
tases Interest sud CHARGES are not paid into the
Trtassry Of salf towu within eishtecn months
frrm the date ol the commitment ~ sail bnls.
81 mach Of the real estate taxed ss will b. sumo
lent 10 pay the amount due therefor, including In
ieres, ADD charges will. without further notice "a
soi al public auction, NJ The Poet once a.
Esst samssr, IN siii toss. on the iosith dsY OF
February. A. ID. isso, al o'elsek L. NJ
Geo. and Alton Dean. par, of west gore, =, :.
d. W Bsblsr. north.we.t part Of gore, lot -.
"a rsase1, ic
Elbfi3gs Gray, land for merry sscspiedby
sephea Chsndief. Of
David l.. ysrrar. north east part OF otA
range =, ~
Abssr Besson, part Of gore. lot u, ranse7. ~
David l. fauAr. soath gore, rangez, e'
Sumner, Oct. IL A. ID lsS.
IN. EASTMAN, Treasurer OF sannsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

NJ. ca, N,rcsIs Gresus. % Portland.
,,,s.. sra feCiar-i ~ Ahigh literary
,..s,-r. n ns MASSES greatest pot
=, Lltg'. %. msis ias DsmpcrAi .
-...,,t a a. utsk Mrs. Gfcsns l. q
49, 4, Otfri C1unty. atsuxatsf %
n. paff YUrN. 10 Rlchn.it. Her
"a rs ts.s rls'i ~ Paris iA Va 20
rtt,s lf.f..s ~ tas place for uss iu .
- r,rr . .r, 80 - uos A. sofk.
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We use Brown. Iu,,.u. Relief
r.-N,sh, and To. Msrrev Nlsh,,

Anl eaeh DAY AL plshi daring this week you can
get Il al Druggists. ksmps Balssm br the throat sai
anxs srkn0 edged d b. the most sacctssfal renfdy
ever sold Sc TIE u CsaEhs, Croap, Bfonchis,
Wbooping C0agh, Asthms and CONSUMPTION. oes :
bottle to-day sai Keep Il s~sys IN the hoa.e. % 700
can check yoar cold Al once. Price SOC. and tio
sample botfles free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

Istssss,.s People

AAvsf,ls.ag psisui mf.l.r.ne IN ne recau,f say
In stI-h n pfapf.staf afkrmp's nlssm. O. 0narhs
sai 1ris tes IL IL Ilrfi sunlrffii. IL aufhaflfrs
a. druggists a. gIrr thrss So cal g. H ssmplr
i-ffe frs, thsf tiFr usY ~ t tfinfe pafrhssiEF.
~ arr hlfilss ace ilr al tiop. w osra.alT
sail .ir.ss aind. Il mAy sats Tol from ouusam9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

xs.t,.,., lns ths hsri sho- fir ne
-, 80 tsIs yssf. NJ Hiram Fisi II
,.tssr rs..si iti oushsi' ~ roiaio--
-s,f,.s-rs 1f gfouni. lie tug ons
- t1--ri olt an even IN Poants.
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South Roxbury

Missionary \ \ York has been with a,
again this week IL 1. an scilve sni ear
neat worker In the L1ri's vineyard.
NJ. Charles Phllbriek stlll remains very
sick. Ills recovery 1, dOab,faL
RyuY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

90, 10 wa.tnsa hss trNiei ne Hen
= W,rtnr stani I'M tais village - l. &
49, ssarrf f1f ths farm o'tae latter,
E,s,is~isui ihsi NJ Bats Vii move
~nses-s at m1uta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23

A. ~ s1r1f hsing ~ mans. % taoss
.,St,-rt,s pfnNy school. vho have
- -, a'.srt 10 tAffy f1r tas sesk col
=, n-frhsr iH.h
49, rave. huts laffing FurrT hrsrstt.
..r.~r..f waiter iiammunA. Charlie
-. 49, .Hr. ArrIa kufrHNa Neien
- So Iiauuu1i ~nsls frsnrn.
N.nfnM EAru~. rrachsr.
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81 ari srciah'- 81 Acsfsuy Hall
,,r svsn.ug Everybody l. iuvli.
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