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Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30
Chief Arthur W,u Not Resign.


CHICAGO, March 29-Chisf Arthur said in
an interview to-day: "When the strike began
my advice to the men was to abstain from
acts of violence, to conn it no overt act, and
that if the company succeeded in getting men
to fill our places we could retire like men.
We do not believe the company has obtained
good, competent men. Nor can it in a year,
OF SO long as the men on the o. are willing
to continue the conflict From letters and
kilograms we have received from all over the
country we are satisfied the Brotherhood will
sustain the men in that position. The men
at one stage of the proceedings were very
much ineensed at tine action of the company
in bringing class of men here whom they
eulogized while denouncing the Brotherhood,
and it was with difficulty they were restraint
ed from stopping on other roads, We
have endeavored in our official capacity
honestly, regardless of the opinions of in
dividual members. AS an organization we
disclaim all responsibility fo8 their action or
utterances. We ought not ITO be held re-
spensible for what an individual member
may do or say. The report that the holding
of convention has been contemplated is
without foundation. The emergency has not
arisen for the convention of special session. I"
As to his rumored resignation from the chief
Office of the Brotherhood Mr.. Arthur said
ct have been with the engineers twenty-five
years and had retirement in contemplation at
the time of the last election, but L have NO
thoughts of resigning in the midst of bat
tle';
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30

TAX COMMITTEES NOTICE.
a LII persons claiming abatement OF liens,
IA taxes and assessments due prior to May IS,
1887, are requested to submit their applications to
the Tax Committee at once, as the committee has
no power to act after July 1, 1885,
Blank forms may be obtained of the Town Clerk,
Town Agent or Tax Collector.
LOUIS FELDMAN,
GEORGE D. VARIOUS,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30

Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, SOC; Soap Csc;
Chemical Co., Boston, Mass.
gay-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases, GA
pages. 70 illustrations. and 100 testln1oniaIs -
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30
The wrecked Engine.

Engine No. SO, which was blown up on
Tuesday morning at Manchester on the New
England road, and the three cars and the
engine tender were brought to Hartford
Tuesday night. The remnant of the engine
was taken to the shops near the round house
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30
FOR SALE.

80 Or to Lease from May 1, the large brick
M!fH building No. SO Church street. now occupied
EAssH by Stahl & Hegel as a FuRniture establish
ment Will be altered to suit Will be leased for a
term Of years to a responsible party.
CHARLES Fl. WEBB,
MARIO $50 Chanel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30
Thomas B. Fairchild,
Auctioneer, Stratford,
FOR. SALE.
-EOR RENT,

- ON Wooster Place and Chestnut street de-
LID sirable building lots. Prices low. Terms
llsA easy. TALCOTT II. RUSSELL, Adm
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30

FOR az NT

49, Three nice rooms in a private neiehbor
E;.:.l hood. The owner occupies the remainder OF
~. the house. A gentleman aud wife without
children only need apply.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-30
Educational.
Educational.
mIsCEII

East Rock Line.
SPECIAL excursions made for parties to suit in
y any direction. Parties of six or more from
a locality to East Rock Summit will be called for
and left in any part OF the city at usual fare-40
cents round trip. Ask for cards of information at
Klock's drug store corner of Church and Chapel
streets. Respectfully
feb1 w, H DOOLITTLE, Proprietor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Albany.


Mr. A q Bean and wife have gone 70
Gussd % visit Rfy. Mr.. WisweN.
Dexter A. Canmings IL sway looking
ansr bis lamber basiness.
Isaac crOokeI Is OF on business TRIP
naklag contracts Tor selling spool strips
mill wood, Sc.
Carter Grover Who rented his farm last
.prlug "a r. Rich. has "bought out klen
And vii coauol The farm ereepi nalsnins
ne hAying
Rev G. T. Crockett has retained 10 his
home having spent Que sabbath AM assi't-
a In M service. a. our church.
Mss Amsns MAiherson OF ks.dVille,
Ma. IA. cone % spsnd few weeks With
her grandfather. J. As9iusall
The Congregational Ladies' Ss~ingClreie
sill meet a, the vestry "Wednesday TIE
s9th inst aisF N, thls being TIE ssr''
essisaaiIl anniversary OF TIE orgsnitsilon
OF ths society. A cortlsl Invitation IL sx.
tsudsd 10 all Who have been connected
with ne sOcisty or are particularly inter
~stsd In 10 welfare. % met WIN tneh
ani srily what Ne trust viii DC an Inter
estlng occasion.
Daii weather for hsying bot excellent
FOR vegetation and particularly favorable
for potatoes which were mach In need OF
raln.
Yoang stock Is selling 81 about last
Years prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Oxfnrd.

James Rawson. . former resident or The
town, was here Tor fs~ day. las, week.
Tie l. soon going 10 Los Angelos, Cal,
where he spend. his winters
A black bear wss seen on polnt OF land
near Thompson Poni Wednesday by Geo
Jersey .ri Egbcr, Bills Hunters started
10 parsult BAT failed 10 Odd 10 The next
DAY he Was seen on the ROAD between this
place AMI welchville A numoer started
% huni Tor him; he swan The river twice,
ne dogs following. A. last accounts be
"a. on the way - Norway.
A deer was seen on the Highland farm
"Wednesday.
Dr.. Stevens horse dropped dead Sunday
ulght. ~ WAS supposed from heart disease.
The OKfori i,t nine played Al Gofh.m,
Saturday. and we're b,cly defeated by The
GofhAms.
Mrs Ofln Jones received visit from
NJ. Dennis ClirIri. wife aud child OF
Piym0ath. Mass last week.
A bani stand 10 being balli opposite
Darrell a Hawkes. store.
Among The guests ~ willowbrook
Farm. OKfori. Ne. are Juige Mekim an
wife, OF Jamaica Plain. Mrs. Oliver War.
ner, Mr- II X. vslpsy, and daughters. OF
Lyun, MAss, Rsv. Jos. Kicker. ID. ID, and
xife, Art Mrs. Col Geo. A. Philorook, aud
daughters. Augusta, Me. Mr. william
MArsdeu, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Hiram

Mrs.. Elizabeth y. wAissorih % Farm.
ington. Com Il visiting Der orOtner, Mr..
Frveiom wAissofth.
Mr.. Fr,i e. Moalton has retained from
ais vacation o. The STATE College.
Mrs. Nsncy frsrisr aod her .on of hos
ton. are visiting hsf mother. Mrs. E'asia'
StOrrr
Miss mary Clemons has recovered from
Der rvcent severe iilness.
Since The Congregational eharch OF
Hiram hss been tAking . kaapp II Ia.
nesa unasaally vide awake. Mt. kaspPs
sermon. .nd laoors are daily appreciated
~ bis people.
Mr. Slmon Phlnnsy ~ Lynn. Mass, Is
Waiting Ms cousins. Ne sai Mrs.. John
Clara John CLARK Is recovering from his
ryc-ui illness.
Mr.. Nathsn X Fiiut % ENsi Hlrsm. has
obtained a patent on . lathe for turning
II handles, and l. nov Investing lava
mower.
J1.hu, y s,rgsn, OF Briig,ou, Is now
10 Hiram.
MIS- nliyJ Barnes 4. sick With ~
paoif fever.
NJ. Abr.m LIBBY. venerable and
sorthy christian ei,it %. died suitsnlJ 10
his CHAIR 10 So. Hiram. Aug FAD. lie ~As
ao0ui "a years % age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Denmark,

The ladies OF the L. q. T. V. viii have
plenie st the grove near the residence OF
J0nathAn Alexander Friday, Aug. l9th.
A general Invitation 10 srtsniei 10 all In
the yieinl,y 10 attend and take part In the
festivities.
Mr. &. Seymore Gates aud Miss Jsnney
A. E,ion OF Greenwood, Mass, are visit
ing a. Mis-. Es,oa's uncle aud sant, Geo.
w. Gray and Mrs Z %. fsniexier.
Mrs. A. n. Jones who has been 10 Law
renee. Mass, attending 10 q sick sister,
has retained home.
Geo. mn. Of Lawrence. sn.,iye OF this
place, IL Aching here.
George Taomss OF Portland, Il 81 bis
brother Nelson Thomes' In very poor
health.
Geo. Burnham was 10 town the nfs, OF
the week. lie l. making radical changes
In The bath room OF his cora shop here.
Some OF our people attended the eireas
al Cornish bat were no, Ike the venerable
descoa OF that town s~lndlei oai OF $3.50.
We afv better posted In saeh msiiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
THE BEAR BRIGADE.


An .-g recent visitors o. B1ckdsid have
30 h-v a. n Smith and sife. OF
- as a.. Mr.. Dr. Daves % Sltasts,
Va. kvS h CaNs- sud family. o.
''vs, tsas. y n Mrs. Dsst'ne SPsali-
"a. o' CO, 4 taosth. and NJ. Hlll OF
biisilff. and Postmaster Lewis A. Var
"a so ',n.iy NJ North Turner
h"'t brigham. 500 OF rhomAs ;.
hls1sn. Esq l. In tow amer az AZ
'''cs o. II years 10 the West. lie has .
80 s.uoa % one % The western rail-
fosts
Nv Llsrsncs Canning. and wife Of
llft, are Al M. Hattie Dsmon's
As J1ss9hlns Prince rstarusd NON
Nilsfvi..s .sst seek. shsre sls hNs oesn
',.las s.ace Commencement
- P.ks rstarnsd from Massachusetts
Wednesday.
L-yesri X Pnacs oiNsS York ciJ. l.
ur Hdrs
~ fr-uis % Miss ACME Forster will b
90 - learn that she 10 improving. She
81 a Maine GsnerA II lspltAL
~ slA's cracked tbs ssf-s AZ The depot
~ Pot ca rharsdsy night % Friday
'fning AZ TIE d.poi he safe door vas
.osn completely "a ABd Aooat SO taken
a " psf, N 81 ne safe door as drilled
- ias blast sprung The bottom OF M
.',f' nlt dif nOi Open the safe: safe i
't'sf tamsged 10 The extent OF - u
- Two suspicious looking msn we're
80 10 IA viilsgs In TIE An-rnoOn. BIT
'oes ant chlsels we're taken from ths
sslop % x ; DOrmsn snd pinCh bar a.
~, "a u tpol hoas- 81 The depot AMI vers
~ N post. ne. No clue.
a',u rusnssnd. Initor Of L ;. C0ar'
I,o9 a Portland. j. q guest Of Hon Geo
u B.s1se
=, Ms Cha.. A. Allen and Mrs LOuis'
sNois' hsr sister from Portland. len
slfiaF " attend = reaoion % the Cole
Al Higgins Beach
Vro Dillingham; % DllliBghsm's M
cs Boston ant JanAes Plain. 10 a
C.gt Bse0u'.
hss Elsn Bridghsm Of cohsssstt
80 arrived Saturday and Is the CUES
A Idsh's family.
Ms Hubert nli0a % Floral Park. y
May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Hartford.

R,publlcsn Caucus. Sat- the liih, 70
nomiuste Representative TO State Lesis'
ls,ure, cone early and vote OFTEN
las, week Frank Warren lost valuable
ca. 40 bis muck hole, the same day be had
another &c, in bu, the last one ne got ou'
Mr. Ira Palmer, OF Es, Sumner. !,
er,Iy. II takes one man To take care o'
MIN days and two men 10 take care OF MIN
nights. ,,-
Mis- E.,ells Lewis, OF Llyermore,
s,ovped herself 10 the Pond at Brittun''
Nils. last Saturday night
WIN. Il. Blcknsll and wife, from Boston
arrived Al Hartford. Tuesday, the IN.
Eosn Andrews, got badly hart the iosn
py the falling OF tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Hebron.
Ida


Rev. Me-. Clara All Mr.. Keen OF NJ.
ehsnic fsils, we're Al Rev. Mr.. Hsrien's
lsst vesk.
Mrs.. Joseph HatcAins0n OF Aaharu. 1.
visiting at Mrs. Hibhs.
Mr.. Horsilo Banpas % WAX IA.
MSS has been visiting bis relation 10 III.
place. he cane % Maine 10 attend The
soliisr's reanlon II Portland.
Ms. J u. Startsvsu; has been visited
BY hsr fAtasr. brother. Sister. snd other
relatives from Temple. the past ve.k.
Mr.. lloratio Bonney IL very feeble has
been cOUnnei o Der room far q iss weeks
TIE Cd psfsouAgs nov Owned BY frank
Glover, II bslng rsPilntcd.
& y Pratt hG N lvci back % hls oil
hone Agsln 90 ne Brysni place.
NJ Eserstt's nephew IL hving on The
Alien Murch place.
2 L. Packard goes - Massachusetts
this sesk . sttsud The Packard reunlOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Dixaeld.

Mr. and Mrs. Crockett ofPortisnd. have
been spsniing . few days with frisods
here
Lester Cox fell under the wheel 90 3
losi.i truck wagon Wednesday. rae
wheel passed. over bis leg and hip. bat
fOrtanste for him IL vas In q sandy place,
he escaped with bruises bat no BROKEN
bones.
party % youag folks went 70 Weld
Poad Monday. FOR . weeks time.
Mrs. barnard Marble IL very sick.
Bowel troubles are very ptevelsn, Just
now.
Dr.. sturteyani's house will be built n
rain comes In season 20 faish saving the
frame.
There are qalts . number OF SIMMER
visitors Ia town at the present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
East Bethel.

Farmers have nsl.hed hsylbg and re
Dor, . good crop New potatoes, apples
string beans, eucumoers, etc, now grace
the farmers table. =,
Dr. sIlAs Bartlett. from Wilton. Ne. re-
Gently visited relatives In this place. Mrs
n. ID. Bartlett, ami children from Berlin,
n. III are visiting relatives In this place
A. N. Beau and wife, In company VIII
friends from Bethel, and Lowell visited
NJ washington. Aug. oh
Mrs. w. @ Howe aud sou, from Waltz
ham. Macs, are nov visiting n hef
fathers. ]. ID Hastings.
Miss Rlta Howe. from Hanover. IL Civ
ing lessons on the Piano. 70 Miss Onnis
Holt. and Lillian Klmbsll, OF this place.
Mrs. Henry Bean, from w.lthsm' u
stopping with relatives In this place !,
Prsaehlng 81 the church BY Rev. o. ID
uanneford, Aug. 18Th, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Fryeourr.


The Uaivsrsslist uroyo ms.tlnr "a.
held according 10 spp0lntmsut saaA,y
Aug SA Al The old Fair Ground. II,
Hayes qusrte,ie assisted In TIE music.
stephen Huxley. v. A. IS. was In tow
last week.
Mts Geo. Warner sni Mr.. Seth w..s.
have returned from The i.lanf.
william SOuther. SapI OF ne ". II. Cat.
We Co, Lask. Wyoming. IL 81 home Tor 4
Ies weeks, also. EisOa Warmer Of n gin,
G. A PAse. Prinelph OF Leicester. Mass.
Academy, Il pc sing part Of Ais vacation
Mss Jslis Hall Il visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dr. Sheid.
Miss Annie Smith OF Bedford. Moss. A.
spending few days with Der wellesley
elAssmstes here.
The Assembly a. MartAa's Grove has
been ias attraction FOE two weeks. sni
large numbers Of TIE village people have
sti1yei 10 privilege by means OF TIE
horse railroad
The community we're shocked By TIE
news OF the saidea death 90 NJ. John
Grcenlss on rnar-'isy mornlng. Mr. a.
vs- an eatsrprislng yoaag m.n Who hsi
started his extensive sslsv1rk business In
ths VILLAGE last yvsrs he vas also nr.t
sslec,msl, ant his loss wlIl be d-sply felt
In he town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired ron pr.euee nay
ing hal placed In hls hands by On Est lnniA
missionary, the fofmulA ~ simple vtge'H le
temesiy for the speedy and permanent cure ~
CONSUMPTION, nfvaehitis. CAtarrh. Asthma and
all throat and Lung Ausetioss. also posmvc
Nervous Com pisints. after having testei i've
wonderful curative powers In thousands 81
cases. has felt 10 his duty 20 make u Known W
and ieslre 10 relieve human suffering, . viii
send free % charge, Ia all Who desire u. this
reeip.. IN German, french o, knsiish. With full
directions Cor prvT airing aad using. sent ~
mail by undressing With stamp, naming tnis
esier. M. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
North Paris

Your corresponient was mislnformei a.
70 Rev. Seth Bensoa's engagement al
backsPort Nc. Benson and wife go b
baek-p0ri Ssnlnsry as steward aud mat
ron Ills daughter goes with them and
viii attend school there.
Dogs Ia the Tusll district have taken NJ
The Mills Bln and have not oaly votei In
favor OF free veal bat OF free muttoa also.
Ca, ye farmers beware OF the dogs aud The
Democrats. In this case the dogs have
heard from the farmers aud several are
dead. The Democrats will hear from the
farmers In November.
fr,nk Barrett has bought = creamery
aud will boy more cows.
AoOai 10, 900 poands OF butter was made
Al West Paris creamery JAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

VIC Morton All T. y. rgIile Of Pc.
,0u. are ln tow FOR fes weeks Vaesron
stopping Al the Gen NJ House.
Tue ShspArd family suisgtsinei The peo-
DE here Tharsisy evening.
Albert Bosksr sao, nae loon on iae
shore % No Pond, Tuesisyi u Vas worth
some Ten dollars.
Mrs. L A. Cammings % Dorchester,
Mass IL visltlng ~ A. z. Coles. MT.
Cummings Is engaged with . Nss 1ofk
1ook nrui, aai has q branch once 10 Bos-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
EAst Brownneld

The pleasant week made 10 unusually
pleasant Tor the jewellers al Mariha's
Grove.
The uDer,y college has been well nllsd
TIE sudden death Of Osborn Bean gave
The community great shock as such go
ing oat always does.
Mrs.. l. NJ. Giles Vas Que OF the IS who
received their diplomas al the Assembly.
There will be no member % The Tyler G.
l. \. G - gr.iaais In iss9. Thsre will
BE- three In is9O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Ms. slsls Thompson OF sOs,A Paris. 4.
In tosu.
Mr.. Ani Mrs.. Jane. McL,ai have .
yoarg Esnueman boArler Who has come 10
stop.
We understand that While . couple OF
iNiies vsre oat driving l.s, week. the horse
became frighisued At bicycle. he spilled
he laiiss oct snd ran soms distance BE-
fore BE vas stopped n. carriage ~as bad.
y damaged. AMI one OF TIE ladies bad her
face cut bot not Seriously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Northwest Norway.

Cor. Brown has retarnei from Water.
ford FLA, where she has been teaching her
drsi term OF school. Mis-. Brown laoorei
faithfully AMI her efforts were rewarded by
The rapid Advancement of her pupils aud
the perfect discipline OF her school.
Mrs. Harry jordan and her three daush'
tiers from Mechsnic Fails, have been visit
lug q, her fathers stephen MerrilD.
Ofln Brown sold nice pair OF steers,
aud Herbert Holt sold . very nice pair 10
Nj. Hill Who has been through here buy
Ing stock.
Mrs. Andrew Case. q lady eighiy.,wo
years old walked from her brothers Hen
~ Merrilrs) where she Is boarding. Que
day las, week down 10 \. w. Merrilfs, .
distance OF Two and one-hslf miles. y w.
Merrill carried her 10 East Waterford
where she had q fae visit AZ OILS Martins
with her sister. Mrs- whiteomo who Is
boarding At Oas's.
josiah Richardson 10 buteherluy and
peddling beef 10 addition To his blueor.
ries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
STATE NEWS.


Il otttc me7s't ~ esse's' s"'' wa
Bates College has hsd smother wlndfAll
amounting TO about $4,000.
Dr. Weed, implicated In the Newport
robbery. has ak attorneys retained for biz
defence.
A sixteen. yesr-old hoy was drowned
while bathing In the Little Androscogsin
81 Lewiston.
Two prisoners escaped from Andres.
coggiu County jail Wednesday night. One
OF them was quickly re:sp,ured.
A blaze Q, Cornish Saturday evening.
Aug 9Th, endangered the village, but by
prompt work the danes were checked.
A womsn and her nve-yesrold son, OF
Oswego. N. Y, blew oat the gas at the
Rockingham House, Lewiston. Tuesdsy
evening. with nearly fatal results.
The M,ine pack OF sweet corn will this
year be better In qaality but less In qusnti.
~ than usual. Toe late planting season
aud The cool Jane aud Jsly have injured
the corn.
The Surviving members OF the Ninth
Maine Regiment will hold Q reunion 81
Bangor Aug. nth. the week OF the Eastern
Maine Fair. Comrades can take advsn-
tsge OF the reduced rates at that time.
The most complete arrangements are be-
Ing male for the reception and entertain.
ment OF the comrades.
A stsbblng STRAY occurred In Lewiston
Saturday night, Aug 4. In which John
Lsnsy, . fireman In the IL vision olesehery
lost bis life. ami John Connors Was pain.
fully bat not dangerously wounded. The
murdered msn was about - years OF age.
and hsd q wife aud three children. He'is
we'll spoken Of by all who knew him. The
marisr vas tbs result ~ . drunken row In
tie yard Of Jsremish MeGlllieuddy. Mr..
Me0llllcudiy, hi. sou Mlehsel, and Con-
nors, were arrested on s1splciop, bat Coz.
nors WAS ahefwsfd released. The Nc
Glllieuddys 81 nrs, pfofsssed Ignorance Of
the affair. bat IL Was reported that Michael
DAILY tsstinei At the inquest that bis faith.
sr stabbed Lshey. The verdict Was that
Jeremlsh MeGlllieuddy did the stabblpg.
an ANrkaal aEa...nFg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

The r.ln Of she past few days has helped
the crops al present. bat ne need more ~
the ground Is very Dry.
There wss . bis Ore AZ Cornish on ,ne
evening OF Aug an. u. BAILEY, H. u.
Kaighi, DE- brown and wm Clsrk "sre
the principal losers. The nre took oy tne
up.st,iux % lantern BY Nc. Bailey While
e.e.ilug bis horse Bslley's loss is slSOO.
insured for $500, KniEht. 5000, Insurer
hlr $500; Browa's $500. Insured 20.
$3.50 As they had no means OF putting
oat are 10 the village hat the old nAnu
baeks, n was With dlai;u.,y The vnlsss
.,s saved. BAT with Mr. CiArts ntlneiai
pond ana . plenty Of water u wss done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Rumford Centre.

Mr. Hsary Bargess Who has charge OF
the butter factory has received many com
plsmeuts on the butter made he has re-
ceiyed q good many orders.
Nc. Rsmsdell OF Lynn, Mss, is visiting
friend. here. Mr.. X IL an upright chris
lIan man, Que whom We are always glad 10
meet.
Mrs. DR.. Carroll Abbott aud children,
are visiting 81 her fathers.
Df. Frank Abbott Of brooklyn, ". T.. is
spending . few days In town.
Mr.. Ross Wood, also OF Brooklyn, 10 a.
80 paying hls friends q short visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
East Snnnar.

Nearly thirty OF The frisnis and neigh.
bors OF Ira Palmer. Jr, turned out on Fri
day sni cut aud pat In The barn bis hay
crop. smountlag - several tons. The men
worked wllilngly aud we'll, sctus,ed by
sympslhy and respect FOR 9 deeply srilei'
"a family TIE family can hardly express
10 woris their gratitude ZOE the kindnes
received. TIE mjani OF work done on
that day ws worth nearly n'ty dollars, and
10 one will feel the porer fJiit Mr.. Pal.
msr and family. are objects for pity. and
such acts OF kindness are appreciated, aud
cost oa, little 10 the sivsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

THIS dal weather hsying Il suspended
AMI cur people are exploring the moun
tAips In search % bloeberrie-. They hsvs
no, yvt adopted the habit ot scouriag them
ilke a. The Newry people DO.
Corn Il growing very fast. and unles-
nipped BY early trusts viii De fair crop
STOCK sells SLOW and los Drovers 40
not van, 10 pay bat about si5 for good
tsOyesr-Olis.
Mrs }. Q. Bean has been very poorly OF
ate more comfortable nov bat fes6ls.
EiuaA Brown OF Bethel. called on us The
other day. lie contempl,tes Trip u
MichigAb this fail 10 visit III. son who 1.
settled In Grand Rapids.
Eibritgs Merrill sold two calves four
weeks OIL that dressed two Hundred and
Ten poands- Better sell cLvc. taan tsJ.
yeAr-Olis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Andover.


Rev. Mr. Dlekinson Of Boston, preached
at The Congregational church last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. J. = Baker OF Worcester. Mass.
sho hss not been here for over thirty
years, IL visiting her brother. WIN. foye,
of Farmers lllll.
The Congregational Ladies Circle met
With Mrs. SutOf Wednesday evening.
Lewis Aksrs IL repain,lng bis house and
stable.
This week has been set back 20 hsying.
Everybody and al their friends have
visited White Cap the past week the blue
berry crop l. pretty well harvested.
W. W. Barnes 4 Co, have turned over q
new leaf by adopting the cash system.
They have . large stock ofgoois and will
sell cheap for cash.
Mrs. N. II. Themes Of Canton. has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Geo. Gregg.
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East Paru.

Ambrose E.stmsn's little boy. Leon. died
Aas. ~, after . lingering Illness, be has
TIE symp,ihy OF all his friends aud neigh.
bors Albert AMI Mellen DeShou, started
t. subscription paper 10 help pay the ex'
pensrs Of his sickness, aud they got up
ward OF ESQ
Geo. Davis vent for bis cattle the other
night and fOuud one OF his oxen In his
nsishbors pasture with his leg broken 30
that he bad 10 ALL him.
The Middlesex Camping Clno OF Nal.
deu, Mass have arrived ~ their camp 81
Worthley Pond.
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Grafton.

We have had nye Day. Of poor weather
FOR haying. the farmers Of Grafton are mol
generally more than bali through hsying
There will be . good crop OF hay, but not
so large a. last year.
Last Monisy morning ss Jall,n III Far
r.r, wAs taking down TIE cutter bar 10 The
moving machine. the horses started and
90 some means caught the index dagger OF
bis lsft hand. splitting open the dagger u
TIE arsi )lni ard frseiuring the bone, y
va. thought al nrst that amputation woald
Dc necessary. bat.Df. mn did up his nnsei
aud hopes 10 save 10.
Fiae this morning, Aug. 10Th.