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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-11
Death of Mrs. VIM. G. SpaIding

The death of Annie, wife of DR.. Will
liam G. Spaldng, which occurred at her
home in the First ward on the forenoon
OF Wednesday last, July 4, 1888, is an
event that awakens more than the usual
degree of sadness in this community and
bears upon it the lesson of the mutability
and uncertainty of life. She died of heart
disease an aiIment she had been affected
with for several years before and which
was usually intensified by any undue e2-
element Thursday before her death the
weather was exceedingly warm, and hav-
ing exposed herself considerably in the
sun she was overcome with the heat
causing a serious return of her heart trou-
BILE finally terminating 10 her DEATH not
withstanding everything possible was done
for her recovery. A resident of our city
for over thirty years the deceased had
won for herself place in the affections
and esteem OF a wide circle of friends by her
benevolence aud kindness of heart, SYM
patty at all times for the distressed, the
exercise of an unstinted and generous
hospitality at her own ireside; and cou-
pied with these qualities was that of a
loving, devoted wife and tender, indul-
gent mother.
The true Interpretation OF Mrs. Spald-
ing's character was rendered during the
war when assisting her husband in the
discharge of his duties in the field as
surgeon of the 10Th Wisconsin regiment.
In that trying period she performed many
acts of mercy and kindness to the SOL
diers, which are remembered with feelings
of gratitude by every surviving member
of that regiment, and give unerring
! testimony of the nobleness of her charac-
| ter.
/ Mrs. Snalding was born at Potter's
Mills, Pennsylvania, July 4, 1886, and she
had therefore attained to her SD year on
the day of her death. She was the daugh-
] ter of Gen. James and Susan Potter and
came to the city of WATERFOWL in Novem.
Der, 1856, marrying DIR. VIM G. spalding
March 10, 1857. Two children were the
fruit of this marriage; jamie, who died
in infancy, and Mary, who survives te
comfort and cheer the father in his lone
illness and affection. Both have the sym
pathy of the entire community in theil
great bereavement. The funeral of Mrs
Spalding was largely attended from St
Paurs Episcopal church, Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, Rev. j. B. Finn conducting
the services, assisted by choir composed
of Mrs. FL. Ell. Gallup, Mrs. Fl. T. Eberle
Ed. J. Brandt and John Robinson, Will
Miss Mary Baum as organist. The follow
ing acted as pail bearers and assisted ir
laying the body away to its resting plac,
in Oak Hill cemetery: J. B. Bennett
w. FL. Rohr, Robt. Jones, W. E. Jones
G. B. Skinner and EEL. S. Howell. Amonl
the non-residents attending the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. FL. Crane, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Pearl and Mrs. 2
Lewellen, Pipersville; w. S. Greene, w
D. Hoard and D. W. Curtis, Fort Akin
son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-11
Fare Collectors.

The St. Paul Railway company IS pre-
pairing to introduce a new system OF rare
collecting on passenger trains. An official
will be placed on each train whose BUSH
ness will be to collect the fares. He will
not supercede the conductor, but will re-
lieye that official from all duty except the
care of his train. This will have the eff
feet of reducing the danger of accidents.
Where tried the system has proven sue
cessful.
A fine line of the celebrated Priest
ley's black goods and black silk WARP
Henriettas just received at Beurhaus'.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-11
r. S. CLARK.

Bookseller, Stationer and Newsdealer,
has removed to w n. Hawkins old stand
on Main street bridge, where he will be
pleased to see his friends and patrons.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-11
FOR RENT.

My dwelling house on Seventh str &c
First ward, is for rent to small family.
Mrs. G.. AVERY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
nnnkaald-


Fessenien Post, q. A. II, will obssrv'
Decoration Day according TO the following
programme
ASA ", the graves 81 deceased com
rades will be decorstsd. A. 10 o'clock The
Paris HUI brass band will give an open'ai'
concert. The membsrs OF the Post and
their families will have splenic dinner IN
Reform Hall. At I o'clock the Post vii
form and march % the Methodist church,
where appropriate services will be held.
Addresses will bs made by Rev. J. II. bar
rows and Others. Amer The services The
Post will pirade. Paris Hlll Band vii
furnish music for the day.
Alfred Holland returned from Lynn,
Massachusetts,. Monday. the 18th. whqre
he has been all the spring At work al bis
trade.
Horace A Irish h,. moved TO hi. resi-.
deree recently purchased OF Mrs. Oien
spsulilng.
Homer N. Chase & ca. h.vei taken pos.
session Ofthslr new On -. recently hltsd
up for them 10 the ThOmes bulldlng. Fan
ME IIersey Of Sumner IL 10 be chief clerk.
Mrs OIsn Spsuldlng 4. STOPPING with her
sister, Mrs. q. irish, Tor the presegt.
Mrs y n Hartford ami daughter. OF
Ola Orchard ere visiting friends In town.
IIor.ee Morrill, has q carload OF Western
carriages fof sale.
X. II. R0.s has moved % The second
story tenement 10 the residence OF Alfred
Shvw.
Ralph Brsihury. Of Lowell, Mrssehn'
sets. son Of Df. q. ID Bradbury, 10 In
town visiting At the parental roof.
The thirteenth anniversary OF the Back.
Geld Reform Club ws held A. the Baptist
ohuch. Sunday Afternoon aud evening
Full report given next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Oxford.

Ths sprlng session OF the oKiofi Coaniy
Teacher Association Vas he'd May llih
Abd lglh. Messrs. Purlngtou, sm,l, Nsl'
euilne, Noyes, Ilateitln-, Moody md 9th
rs were present Prof George G. Pur.
layton, 81 the F.rmingion Normal School
lsctarrd Friday evening" on Aim snd
Adv,n,.gss OF Normal Training. Ca
saturday. Miss n y. Hsrsey % Boston,
delivered lecture 90 "wheu, How and
whA, % Read. The next meeting will
be Al NORWAY.
Thomas Carr hsi narrow esesps from
dro.ulng on Tuesday while puiiing nlsh.
Ing pianks 90 The slucc. be slipped and fell
iuto the slucs and wAs carried down bot
SUGGESTED Ia grasplug The pier OF The
bridge aud Vas helped on shore.
Henry Eaton has gone TO M,ssaeha'
seits.
james Davis has moved 10 Newport.
Mrs. joanna. widow OF Benlsmln Rich
ards, died Nay oh. aged % years. Her
faneral on Friday was attended by Rev.
Mlas Angel ~ Norway.
Thomas Dawes has novel here nom Al
barn.
Tnsre ~As bsneai ball "wednesday even
lpg Cor The base ball oluo. grand sue
cess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Albany.

Fred II. CLARK has let his little farm by
The side OF Songo Pond aud be and his wife
have gone % take charge OF boarding
house for tourists, called New Middle
Dam Camp. formerly known a. Anglers
Retreat. They get large wages.
Millari Lord has very lame foot oy De
ing crushed under log.
Mrs. Ellen Kimoall had quite . serious
attack OF heart trouble. IL better now
Her son. Josiah, IL In poor health this
spring.
O,sooi Drew has sold bis lot In Nor
vsy village, also bis building material, 10
Duiley NJ. NeedhAm and 50 VIII not
build. a.
SIS. s,earns, esq. OF Norway was In
town on business.
Me-. Knlghily OF Norway, Is here can
ysssing for = book
Dean Andrews OF Lowell Is In town
We hsd pleasant call from Rev. Y. M.
wisvall who preached here last summer
lie IL on his war TO Gilesd where be VIII
preach this sumner.
Eugene wsrdwell, OF BRIDGEPORT, Comet
lieut.. il visiting his mother, Mrs Gilbert
Wsrdwell, who IL very sick.
Am sorry TO hear the health OF George
II. CLARK Il not sufficient for bis business
q salesman In clothing store and he hA'
retained home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
south Buckaeld.

The stallion. Macbeth. owned ny Charles
Emery Ka0x. NJ West Peru, will stand At
The town farm on Tuesdays and Weines'
days ~ each week. THIS stallion wss 90,
BY Daniel n one, dam by roothaksr
Troublesome, by Tooihsker. Macbeth IL =
dark brown BAY stallion. stands Is IL
hands and weighs 1850 pounds. lie IA.
tro,tsd on The .ce half mile In liic lscs.
psble ~ great speed by usinlng. lie II
particularly very stylish horse. while In
limb aud general contour OF form he leaves
nothing % be desired. and Il truly the
ideal horse. Farmers can make no mis-
take In using this horse. Terms els TO
warrant.
The stallion, George Logan. will make
the season q, the stable OF America Benson.
% Hartford. Brgh, bay stallion sir years
old. standard bred, stands lS-a. Got BY
Gen. withers. by Almout. by Alsxsndsr's
Abdsllah. Dam Olive Logan, by jules
Jurgensen, by Geu. Knox. record ? go, tri'
al $50 This horse. In color, style, nnish,
and re,dlng. IL excellei by few horses 10
In Maine. Mr.. n. prefers ths, he should
stand upon his merits and BE- judged by bis
of.pring rather than by exaggerated adver.
tsemsuts and fulsome praises, for which =
CONSIDERATION IL psii.
Tim Lant Il 20 take charge of the road
machine thl. season. Operations are er.
pec,sd 10 commence Monday, the 2ist Inst.
Percy Lowell i 10 work for Daniel Rus
sell this season.
The writer has sold the sPsuidlng mare
10 John Brysnt.
Herbert Record has retained nom New
York.
Herbert Roberts AMI family are stopping
nAd. Roberts. lie Il TO occupy The Frank
Davis stand.
W. notice tha, the senior editor Of the
Democrat IL spoken of H candidate Zoe
county Treasurer. Let Ne say IN the read.
ers ofthe Democrat that Mr.. Atwood la
Baekfsli hoy and We have known him nom
early boyhoOd AMI he 10 . trump card.
Nursery stock Il generally delivered. IL
l. superior 90 what II used 10 WAS"
Hosea Bonney, Of Paris, has bought the
william Mitchell horse.
Mr.. Written has bought COW OF the
Msssfs. Briggs. OF Auburn.
Rob. Dean bought . m,ts for his odd on
a. Paris, and has since sold The pair.
TIE backward weather l. unprecedented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Northwest Norway.


Cora brown Is teaching a. Waterford
Fat
They held their second school meeting
In dri.,riet No 1, Saturday, May ~, and
elected Isasc McAllister, agent an Ameri'
can el,iEsn) for the ensuing year. lie has
engaged Matte Tracy ~ teach the sum
mer school.
Gsr,is. the little four.year-old daughter
Of Isaac McAlllster, broke her arm May Is.
Isaac whitfield out some splints and sci
the bone, bandsging IL up nicely himself.
The child IL doing fnely.
Mrs Emma Cullsn and son are visiting
a. her fathers. Thomas Sewcomb's.
Mrs. Grin Hanson Is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Grin Brown.
Es,ella Newcomb has been 10 Bridgton
10 take care OF her brothers wife who Is
sick.
May Hol, has gone TO Boston TO spend
the ensuing summer.
Mrs. willism Jordan has returned from
Mechanic Falls and Is stopping at stephen
Merrilrs.
Mr.. ard Mrs.. Stephen Merrill have been
10 Mechanic Falls to visit his sister, Mrs
Thurstou, who is dangerously Ill
Cory Packard and wife from Mechanic
Fails made short visit At WILDER Pack
ards.
school commenced In District No IL
May lash, with Annie Young OF Nofws]
for teacher.
On the same date the school commenced
in District No. Is, with Mics Frost from
Harrison, teacher.
Lillian johnson u teaching school o
South Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Fryeburg.

TIE storm az Saturday proven ted th'
exchange OF Rev. Messrs. Besdenkon and
Livingston on sandsy II l. now expected
ih.t Rev. Mr. ssndhrook OF Lowell wi
exchange with NJ. Livingston on Sunday,
the 20 h
Miss Hattie A. Holt r.turned Saturday
from her visit 10 Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Caroline Robinson died on Sstur.
dsy, the l2th, sni her funeral wss attended
on Mondsy, by Rev. II. ". Stone, OF whose
church she was a member.
Mrs n. j BRADLEY and daughter came
back from Boston, Wednesday.
Mrs.. George Warren retained with her
husband from Franklin, New Hampshire,
with improved health.
Eaeene Ridlon was thrown from HE
carriage and quite severely irjarei.
Mr.. IIssweli OF Blddeford IL assisting
Mr.. Norwood 10 the printing once.
Miss Mary Abbott Il teaching In South
Conway.
The horse cars have begun running.
Mr.. Johnson and family will b. AZ the
Ppeburg House this week and II will
probably be open TO the public early 10
June.
Miss Alice Emerson, who assisted Mr.
Adams Ia the academy in 1878 and -, l. TO
Se at Miss \. ". Pages for = short visit
DI. George T.. Bradley has been APP
pointed surgeon si The Brooklyn Navy
Ysri.
Maurice Pillsbury leaves Saturday for
Boston.
A game Of base ball At North Conway,
On wednesday. between the North Con
way and ffysburg boys, resultei,-frye-
burgs, ~, North Couways, Z.
Bfaiiing the NJ yPols aud other sttrsc-
tiOns were offered ny the Ssetenborgisn
entertainment a. Marks Hall on Thursday.
the i1th.
The river has been very hlsh,-ovsr'
flowed it, banks Jasi below weston's
bridge.
Rev. n n Stone Is absent on bis vsea.
tlOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

The week ~ Bethel "a. bsen cold and
wet No day withou, some rain. Ths
threatened frsshe; has been avoided by
The cold weather.
The ioss are AL cot OF Sunday River.
and the drive Of Bssa 4 Wilson 4 PISS.
Ing Bethel this saturday. morning.
Judge Foster AMI family arrived a,
thtir Bethel home Tuesday afternoon.
Tue Jatgc leaves Zoe Bangor MDndsy 10
aiteOd the Law Coart
Charlie Brysnt q little cripple, zen up
on The Nor % ne house OF his grand
father. George Bsekstt. and broke bis
crippled lex between the knee and hip
joints.
John HAIRS. while riding NJ. pouy.
pat cat hls hand 10 sav- hls head from
being dashed agsin,t ire. hrcke both
bones ot bis forvarm. jas, above the
wrist
TIE holy Of George n. Fsruswcr,h.
Who died In BOstoo sbOa, one year ago,
vas hrooght - Bethel Thursday Tor bur-
laL lie married daughter OF DR.. n. T..
True. ills widow tough, . lot IN Green.
WOOD Csme,sry, Bethel, ani laid him by
The side % her father She viii cree, .
monument % bis IN mory
Hon David Hsnmpns IL pu,tng
granite carblug rr0apd hi. lot. lie viii
erect ref graults mOuumsnt
Toe uusises % the cemetery, OF
whom Judge fSsier Il President. are do
Inc maeh 10 Improve and ocsa,ify the
gruunds.
TIE A. l. 7. Co have pat another steam
boat iuto Lake umbagog. They took Il
ron B-thsl 20 The lake with IA horses. 10
charge o. Irving A. Smith. OF Bethel The
Go. viii run . tsilV stage from Bethel 90
their hotel In Cambridge a. the foot % The
lAke.
\. n. FAnhrOok ,prnei his cattle into III.
Albany pasture the i9sh Inst.
Eisiu G. Rowe Il pa,ilng Q plaIIa on
The north side OF his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Hiram.


Freeman Pugslsy 1. erecting . shed,
sOtiC. Al The NJ Cutter stable.
Mr.. Eilas Gould IL al Gofhim with her
slek sister. Mrs. Nathan winslow.
Mrs. Dsriamiu Barh,nk II visiting Der
daughter Nellie. q, Portland.
Aaron McLaeAs IL quite sick OF dropsI
The heavy rains 81 the past week have
hrnughi The waisr into The street shoIe
Hiram village and between that and East
Hiram.
Miss Ollie Warren. OF Cornish, Il teach
iug. with good success, 10 The Dargin dist
fict
Ca the i5ia some 90 feet OF The bank OF
Ssco River slii into the river. leaving =
frightfui prsciplcs some co feet high. aboui
thirty feet from samuel l. ClsmOns' house.
The houss l. about q century old, perhaps
older A child wAs born In T. in ii92. In
istl Capt, Andrew II Blackwell bad . half
acre % potAtoc. between The house and The
river. This Ia al gone, ~ well As The for
msr town road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
North Paris

Born. Msy isih, to the wife OF Frank
Barrett, q son.
n W. DanhAm has sold very nice mare.
A. Andrews 4 Son lost very nice COW
In the winter Ani few weeks ago q nice
y,Ar.Oli heller. They have also lost colt
which the mare would no, own.
W. W. Danham los, one Of bis best cows
last week.
VIZ. Dauham has had one Of the best
trained pair Of steers In this section. Bar
nun ought 10 have had them, bat now he
has only one 10 feed and train, because the
other had g buneh come on bis ~ and he
drew him DOT Tor crow bali
SIR. Henry wsshburn IL pushing bis
chair business day aud night With full
crew. Henry ia live Yankee from the
word 20 and 3 business pushsr every time.
NJ. Esgtne Andrews, our fancy, otns-
mental, portrait AMI scenery painter, Ia,
gone 20 sou,h Paris IN DO fancy and orns'
mental painting for the Paris Manufae'ur'
log Co.
Mr.. Lli,iehsle IL doing . large business
NJ bis rlur, corn and feed mill, . greA,
conytnisnce 20 our farmers.
Spring Is late. but little A. yet Is done
on the farm.
Ne. Frank Jlikins, . workman In the
chair factory OF Henry wnhouru, cAugh,
hl. hsnd on buIL planer last Tuesday and
nAugled his hand 80 badly that be bad 10
have one dagger smpnia,ei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Byron.

John T. Shaw l. hAvlns his house paint.
ed inside and out. lie IL also 10 have bis
barn painted We learn that A. n. Young
an 4 Jo,ham Shaw arr IN have some painting
done too. Msssrs. Knapp 4 llisc0ek OF
Es.t Dl,dsld are doing the work.
George Staples drive IL q, last started
from The l,njlpg. aud IL going down
swim River with srush.
q Hoi.iou IL away selling gun and A.
o. Reed Il busy pa,tlng gam inio p1,tlng
gun inio acceptable shape for the mar
kct.
ARfpuhllesn Caucus, Saturday, the i2lh,
elected Tor R.pabliosn Committee, A. \.
Young, ] Hnughton, A. %. Reed. II II.
Richards and lothian SHAW. J. IlOugh.
ton. delegate ~ the County ConVe nilon.
Caucus voted n favor Marble nr.t. Bar.
leigh second and Clesvcs third for Cover
nOr,-all good men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Dixnnld.

Frank stanley has bis new house partly
Singled. lie has ADDED tower which Il
very ornamental. and something unlike
anything Ia The village.
VIII Kiddsr has hl. house well under
way.
WORK has bsgun In good esrnes, on the
rev post oflce building.
Lambsr l. being hauled for Mr.. Merrins
new house on We'd Street.
The upper ferry boa, went down 10 he
Islands below The ferry TIE nrsi ofthe week.
River WAS very high.
Staples l. getting his birch out OF The
river.
Qalis lot OF sick folks around. Or.
Wig L. stlll unable 90 ride.
Business good.
Roads drying Up and farmers begin 10
look more cheerful daring The past few
VAIN days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
sTATE or MAINE.


COUNTY or OXFORD, .-Bosri OF Couniy
Comm iOaef.. Mar session, ISIS
Upon the foregoing petition, satistactof1 esf
asncs bsving been received that the petitoners
arr respJssibs and that inguiry nio the merii. 81
their arpiication 10 sxpsfisnt, u IL ofierei thAi
the COanty COmmissiOnefs met Al The osn
M0uuisla House Brfanrs fOad, ca fuesiAy, me
tUen,y am daY Of septempef nest AZ Ven ~ ne
siOck A. NJ. and thence proved 20 Viss TIE
route mentioned Ia sAid petition. imias
dsatsly afisf which Nisr, hearing % the ptfues
ahi their witnesses will be had Al cone eon'en'
leat place In the ,iciuliy and zach other neAsarss
taken lE the premises az the Commissionsfsshsu
lstgs proper. Ahiitis further 0fdsfsd that notice
Ofths time piacs aud purpOsso Of the Commissionefs
meeting af0fssAA b. given 90 all persons ani cor.
pofatiOns Interested b. causing atisstsd copies 81
sald petition and Of this order ihsrron 10 %
served apOn the fespeciivs Cisfks Of the tosn. %
w01itt "a and GreelsOod and also posted ~ IN
three public planes In zach OF ssid tpsns anl az.
nshe,i three weeks succcssiFely ~ the okiofi
Democrat, nssspaper pfinisf al Paris, In said
county VI OxiOrl. the nrsi 81 saii pahlicaiioa.
and each Oi the ythsf notices, 20 b. made, .efted
aud posted ~ least thirty days before said tine OF
meeting, % the end that all Isfsoas and eorpora
tl0n. may then ani there agpeaf and shes easss
II any they have Viii the player OF said peiitonsf'
sh0ali not b. granted. ........ -,
Attest ALBERT =. AUSTIN, CLERK.
A true Copy OF sAid Petition aud Order Of Couf'
Attest ALBERT =. AUSTIN clsrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Memorial Day E1ercis's
srsci,l oEpEs 40 l.

A. -russr. % any q A n Pas,, or
veterans. resident In Paris. are rsspccuu-lF
az u-rsstiy ?, girstei % net AZ q. A. X
Ia. san PArs. 90 Slnisy, MAY gan,
az lipck. p X, Tor he purpose OF Al
9tfrs tv.ne service ~ The bsptlsi
s,grca. Memorial sermon ~ Rev. MI.
Mayo.
90 weinssd,y. May s0 h.-MemoriI
uu-ftr grave- - a. soldiers hurici in
iae &C r,ut yart. 10 tow, sAerpilng
t,H.f a. Souih Paris, Wet Paris Ani Paris
uI.u bel suitAsiy decorated a. Z O'Clock
~. rv c0mrates detailed Zoe hat par
po.e Tas comrates 10 TIE south part %
- tovn 81 assemble a. q A u Hal,
a. is .tarp. - 30 rys'y % take he oig
tstu 90 West Paris GA arrival AZ West
Paf.s. ap-ocsssiou Nil b. formed A. The
VI AZ 49, O'Clock AZ march firvcly 20
tas rfuttsfy. Nhsfe pablo services Siu
ts hs'f sr.flers graves ttcorairi, &C
Gao,' speakers 81 or In Attendance 20 con
tcrt t1at1t rC.sss. Aftsf The services. ths
vstsrtrs ~ procssd directly % faris hill
Atts~ u.l ~ Procession Sil D. form
~ A. OIL ocioct an march 90 he cemetery,
saefe tts usuN order % service vii be
hs.i Isis caPecte,i hat IN Gov. fsfaan
az otagfs 80 he preset % Niirc.s ne
atierrr Arsr ne services al veterans
In 80 trsu sIi move aiOng Tie ine -
"a Ar Hal. South Paris, where finnsr
te served a. i2 n o. veterans and
ot.y veterans a soldiers dlnner-reguiA'
lie t. ~ fsfr.
A. ath Paris TIE exercises vii BE a.
21c.orkF TIE procession Nil form
-
d rffs A. Cemetery, where The regular u.
A d memorial csmetsry service Nil Dc
tff TIE Ire 90 march vii thsu b., re-
tara OBJ Msrkst Sgasrv. then % Moorc PARK.
7sss.rg tts soltisrs' uoramsut. giving ne
nuJt.rg salute. thsnce % New Hal.
s,sfs ihe PahIc services 20 The day VII
oe tsf ffst iu order Nil oe me public
q A o. MsmofiG Dav service, ~ Wm.
=. k.nraa Post. ~. rs, q A Il, Ansf
~trs tts address 10 the dsy wiil BE- given
~ Coutte Gen. Charles lismlp, " Ban
go Tas \ IA Paris Cong'l church choir
tav, clsfg. - ne siuEinr. Music Al
san srf Ws.i Paris snd Paris I'LL ~ ne
coltt ftris Cofust BAN.
IT, t..ovIng name a comrades are here
~ detailed % decorate he gravrs IN Tie
rrfsrt Yuts
p m frrrarr North Paris.
A NaFrra Tueil District
~ rrsnf.t Cray iflstrtrt
tf.n E..Irv rartrhfaa uIstfiCt.
90 sr-. uigh street.
W s..rf.rf Nrk~uur N M.
a. snrh. Tabns and souniaia Districts.
W respectfully. tgt most earnestly, ~
qlrsi tAe people - oar touu - sssenole
A. ias several place. dssignkiei, where
services are 60 D. helf % ts-ist ne Nstsr'
49, iu appropriately dischsrging he dn-
tes TAI come to a.. a. patriotic citltsus,
90 BE yearly rstgrn % Memorial Day.
m y BoisrEE, T. {.
fsAss Ma1nf. AtJL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

OTTc. OT rlE sHGsfTT o. OtrOHD Cousrr.
STATE on MAINE.
OXFORD, az Mar "a. A. ID, iSs.
rI,IIIs 10 % give notice. that on ne ilsi
i day OF MAJ. A. q. is.., warrant In In
solTsacy Wa issae,i out of tho COuu % iasolsea
sV flr .Af CouatY of OtiDrd against the estate II
Hsrl.mln Tucker. % NofsaY, IN I'D CouhiF,
siludssd ln D. an lnsolveut Debtor, on pctliion
OF sah debtor, uhlcn pctiiion ras nlef on
the lgih lar Of Mar, A. q. i<ss 20 shica lssl
namei date interrst oa clains A. % b. CON
patel that TIE payment ~ any debts All tue de
liver Ani transfer ~ any pfopsfiy bsi9nfins u
ssh Debtor % him o. Cor hi. ase. and The delivery
AT transferred anT propsriy ~ hin afe fofhiiien
~ lss that = meeiins - TIE cfeiitlfs % sAhl
isttof o. pfOvs their dstts ant choose one On
mote Assigufss of he estate, sill be telf Al
Court % Insolvency ~ - holden Al ihe ffobats
coar rootn, To- fars In said Coaniy % O1iori, Oh
thf ip h la % Jane, A. u. Ices. 81 uins 0'clscs
IN TIE f1fyuOoa.
t.IVsn unisf nv had ths tate hfsl above wrli
ten ALBEIT y. BAssEtf. Dspsiy shsrla,
a. Messenger ~ ne Court Of las)iF,hcy Tor sail
CounU ofOIl0rt.