Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
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F.AA. M.-uuioa n. A. q. No. "a. assemble.
wsdns.lay Eysning, Oh % hsfsre OH ucon, Al Ma
soaic Hall Alhiou lisrssy II. 4. Regular meeting
n otfori Ioise. Ne n, In Msssnic iian. Nonday
Eysning. On % bsfafe fal moon. II. u. Saith sc
Iial, syery Tuesday Eythlne. A. l.. y. iiks, Sc
Wlisy fncsmpmsui, No. ~, meets In oid fs.los.
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K.o, P.-Resui.s meeting IN Ilaih..y nl@ss,
q. n ISs.slis, n. II Il. ana =.
LO. q, T.-in Grange llal.svery Saturday eve
ring. Iagrns Aniress, W. :.
q. A. G.-lIary Rusi rosi, No. 81. meet. ths tI,i
ffiiy Lssnlng n saeh usonih' IN "fAnge iAa' ~
u.O.G. C.-Nssts ths frst al third FRIDAY evsn-
inE. ~ earh nonih. Geo. A. ClsAVes, e. Laetia
IN We. IN ,.r.ars Hall dr,i and thlri Noa.
dkv Svtrlngs ~ Each uiouth. J. hampas, 'spi.
Rsguia nssiinrs q ne SorsaY Lshi lafsnify
ths frsi ani thiri Wednesday svsniag' ole uionh
The two base ball mines, the Profession
Al men aud Merchants Of this village en-
Joyei turkey supper At the Elm House
wednesday evening st the erpense OF the
Professional gentlemen. There were
twcnty.slx present. \. \. s,earns setsd
~ toast master. The responses were
eloquent and witty.
The farm buildings OF Mrs. Hiram Hath
away were burned Tuesday hlght q, about
twelve O'Clock. The occupants OF the
house, fourteen In al. escaped In their
night clothes. Mr.. T.. +. wiz Lost pony
team valued AZ 500 Mr.. Herbert lIAths.
way lost q team. one be brought with him
from Boston Tuesdsy. valued AZ $500 10
$500 Mrs. Hiram Hathaway lost 500 In
money. Among the few thlugs saved
were Mr.. Ilsihsway's trunk. which had
no, been uupsekcd. Mrs II. Hstharsy
Vas the only person injured. She e-e,p'
81 with = -pfained ankle. Loss $1,000.
Insured for $1,000 The Ore IL supposed
% have been the work OF uamps.
Nathan McAllister, who lived 10 Mrs.
TO Browns house 81 the Falls, while
carving q pail OF milk Into the house
dropped dead Thursday. Cause OF death
Rupture Of q blood vessel lie bad no, en-
loJed gooi health for some time. lie
leave. q widow and three children.
Mr. Cha n. Cummings aud sous, Chas
:. George T. aud III retained from nsh'
ing trip In Hanover aud vicinity with
about 800 half pound trout early ihis week
They have recently halli camp al Han
over
Master Victor whitman. son Of Jaige
CT whitman. while Al play Monday In
Hben shackleys barn, fe,l from load OF
hay striking upon the end OF broksn hsy
fork handle The handle penetrated the
ihroa, eauslng an ugly sni dangerous
soaui. DR.. &. l. Plke. the family physl.
clan, WAS AZ once called who sklllfally
se~ci up and dressed The wound. TIE
patient il doiug nfst class and will come
oui al right
Mrs. AunA Soyes and Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
l.. SoJe. ,re stopping a. Peaks Island
Portland Harbor.
Mrs. \. 4. Harmon. OF this village, l.
visiting her sou william AZ Rochester,
y II.
We understand that T. II. Day, Of Me
chAnie Falls has leased the Jewcu store
In Hathaway Block and will open variety
store The place IL being 1Ned up.
Mrs. RDx,nnA Ame-, OF HARRISON u
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles y.
llolt, Mrs. Ames Il asmari old lady OF
IL.
\ l.. Crockett AMI Charles q. Mason
have retained from 3 pleasant trip TO
Camp Bfoekion.
Brooks aud Back are closing oui their
stock OF groceries a. wholesale prices.
They are going out OF The Business.
We understand . petition hss been pre-
seutsd 10 the Governor and Couucl pray
log Tor the pardon OF Charles q. brown, or
thi. plsce, who was found guilty OF forg'
cry Ani sentenced cor two years In TIE
States prison, AZ the February term OF TIE
Supreme JatlciA Court. Signed by II. VI.
Iearce, G. T. Holt, &. " Whitman. y. w.
sanbOrn. G. @. M,son and George l. BsAl.
Charles H. Sargent wants 10 sell bis
stand on Oak Avenue.
Jas. 4. Wright, OF Paris, was In town
this week.
The dreaded barLo bag has male Ia
appearance here. Carpets have been pear.
In destroyed. costly dresses spoiled aud
articles OF wearing apparel greatly damag'
81 says the Lewiston Journal Norway cor
respondent
q. VI Cummings took four horse load
of UniversAllsi Sunday School children %
the grove picnic Ia Thayef's grove Thurs
day.
II A. Paller. OF The late afm OF MIlls,i
4 FULLER, OF Paris. was Ia town Thursday.
The crew a. the old pulp mlll under the
OF Charles Hayden have
lAs,lng shoes. TIE crew con-
sls,. OF six, three % whom are new men.
More LISTERS will be pat on a. soon A. they
can be engaged. There Is plenty OF work.
james Shedi caught Que OF the largest
strings % plckerel taken from the Lake Tor
some time, Friday, the largest weight
within few Ounces OF four pounds.
Mrs John Dknforih. Of COuncil Blpn.,
Iowa. l. visiting her husbands people 10
this vicinity. She will visit New lofk
about August nrsi aud return 20 her home
about August 18Th.
Rev. Miss e. T. ANGEL will enjoy her
summer vacation until the last week In
August. The sabbath School will not be
In session during the pastors vacation.
The members OF Norway Light lnf,niry
report that that company bid well 10 De
The best military company Ia TIE State.
The captain. George X Howe aud Lisuten'
ant Seward y. Siearns, spare no labor
which tends 10 advance the eompany''
rank.
Repairs are steadily going on In anc
about the Be.ls House. The hotel viii
soon be- painted outside aud In.