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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Grnnnwood.

A fae rain % day. AMI h.ilei With pleas
urc by every one, OF ough, 10 be. IL Vas
getting dry.
oar town psddler. NJ. Bonney, was
through here. GOT the frsi time this spring.
lasi week lie says he belongs ~ fami ~
o. n chuircn, AMI his wife % family OF
lls. They have ten % thslr owu, aud he
sAv. they Intend 20 beat both records.
That's enterprise. Ani compares pretty
vel With TIE Preach and Irish.
J % swan aud wife are nov here on
visit. Mr swan says they have planted
oniy about oue-hAf the usual amount OF
potatoes, AMI the nelghbors generally have
| planted les than formerly. They are get
ting tired OF aghilng potato bugs on 50
much territory.
Thsre l. nan living 10 the west part OF
tie town whose wife weighs 20 pounds,
and their i3yeAr-old son wclgas l'o.
rhais ponierOsly.
Cutting Aud peellng poplar has been The
business ofthe week. Price per cord, load
81 ca The car. q Is.
We weru recently shown glass AZ thAi
hal contained maple syrup, completely
studded on The iaslde with transparent
CRYSTALS. mash resembling erysiAlitfd
qlAri1. thus conforming 10 ne law OF erys'
photography. which causes al substances,
unisr fayorAble clrcumsisnces, when pass
lnr from q uqlli OF hlli - sold sisis,
N assume some mathematical nsare. We
oNsu see This beautifully illa'iratei 10 win
tsr by mo.starc In the air freezing on The
window pAncs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Wnaon'n MillA.

rs. Fla, .nd wife OF Colsbrook. were
90 on q short visit also Peter Bennett and
wife have been up 70 see bis sous, the Bes'
nett Brothers.
Az shar,isn. E'q, OF South Paris,
aHd Mr. Andrews were up on business
In connection with The settling 40 OF ih'
Joshua Lombard estate, OF which Mf.
sAurilsf wAs one OF the heirs.
The little child OF J. y. Liiuehaes STU
lie. lua eolnaiose state. IL seems an IN
common AMI singular case.
The roAis are now being repslrei and
are 10 good order under the supervision Of
\. X. Bennett
Al unusual number OF spor,imin have
been 40 the past week. mostly "saliers'
which class IL not very welcome.
4 Sportsman was killed by TAI up the
ID amOui Saturday. Name, David smith,
OF NAshaA, y. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Eat Hnhrnn

CAllircns Day sas observed here last
SAbbAih In avery Pleasing Abi appropriate
manner. aliei ~ The East Hebron auxiliary
% Foreign Missions AFTER listening ~ :
brief hat Interesting discourse BY oar pas.
Tor. Rev. {. r Kecne. the sabbath school
gave . concert. consisting 90 DESIGNATIONS
All rccltations, interpreted with singing
Mr. Eils N Howard played the organ.
Mrs. Afellns Kcene, widow OF The late
Nathaniel Kcsne. % West Poland, l. max
ing hcr friends AMI relatives In this place
ashort visit
The SMELLS ill cheese factory started
up l,si Mlntay. tA~ 18th. vita The most
milk they ever hli the arsi dAy.
Turner roai machine L. working Ia The
West Turner district. They 90 good
Job wherever they undertake.
John Resi. Esq % Auburn, vAs In the
place saturday.
il Bonney. % This place. while en-
route for Paris lllli NoniAy. stopped Al
South Paris q dine with nis sister, Mrs.
stephen Rlchsrison. ca going Into The
house be sas Agrccahly surprised by meet.
irg his sister "SophroulA.- f:om Iowa,
whom he hai not SEA for - years.
MaAfiei jane 9th. A. The residence OF
the brides father. by A. NJ fogr, Zee
NJ wunsm = Nsee ard Miss florencs
l. Watson. both 10 Auhufu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
,Irs.engcr's Notice.

OFFICE OF THE sHEAITT or OxFORD CoUsrr.
STATE Oh MAINE.
ONfORD, s!-June ~, A. ID. lsss.
,I,lIls IL 20 give notice, that on the gist
i day Of June. A. q. is.-, . warrant In In
s0lvency was issaei cut OF the Court ol lnsolven
ey Tor ssid County OF oxford against the estate ri
Frank knlghl, " Waterford, IN sAd County,
ailuizsi ~ BE- al ias0lVcnt Debtor. on petition
OF sAd debtor, when petition vas hlci on
he ll.h dAy OF June, A. D. lss-, 10 which las,
aAmed date interest on claims l. 10 be CON.
puts.i that The payment oi any debts Ani the De
livery and transfer Of any property belonging q
..A Debtor 10 him OF Tor bis use AMI the delivery
AMI trAnsiorOf any property ~ him arc forbidden
by las, thai q mectinE Of the creditors OF sad
DEBTOR, % prove their debts and choose one OF
more Asslgnees OF his estate will be held Al
Court OF Insolvency N bs holden 81 the PfObAtf
oOart room, In Paris In said Coanty OF OkfOri, on
the issh day Of Jaly, A. u. lsss, al nine oeiocA
tIyen under nv hand the date nrsi above writ
ten. JONATHAN BLAME, Depsty sheriff,
a. Messenger OF The Court Of Insolvency, Tor sail
County OF OhlOrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Grafton.

We are having very powerful rain Al
mi. time. whlch IL much wanted by The
farmers.
GrAss \. looking quite well. bat Other
crop. ar, very backward In this section.
n. ]. Courser has moved back 10 his
farm AMI opened hi. hoase TO TIE paoie'
,pi will be glad 10 entertain AL that Wish
flr eutsrtAlnmsnt. Ills house Il called ihe
Travellers Home. There IL beautiful
maple grove near bis place and they are 70
h.v. plcnlc In the grove on tie Fourth
Of Jaiy next Mr.. Courser will furnish
dinner OF baked beans, baked In the grouui
the way the river drivers bake theirs. They
Az, said % be- The best Ia The WoflG. lie
wiu furnish music. The dinner VIII o'
,seuty Csc cents each. Mr. Courser's
pl.ce \. naAr Screw Anger Ralls aud TIE
AZ which Az 90 much visited by stran'
gers. A. they are = great treat 10 The lovers
OF the grand and sublime 10 nature mas
tine Is expected, should The weather ID
fsfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Hartford-

The rain Ia, come Al las, and 1, i. JOst
what farmers like 10 see.
James Irish has . big lot OF spruce logs
eomiug down The Aniroscoggln.
The District Lodge, I. q. q. T, bal 8
very Interesting meeting Al Crystal wave
ball on the 20ih.
Crows Arc very numeroui In the corn
islis, and the town IL oycfrun with oAndl'
dates Tor representative for State legisls'
turr.
The mMke, Tor potatoes has AbOu, fsll
through
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27


We learn that Mr. John Shaw died The
lO,h Inst, aged q years ani months.
Sir. Shaw moved from Blekhsld some Tor
~ years ago % Baekhsld hill 10 Byron,
where some six or eight families from that
town had settled hence the mans OF
Buekhsld Hi. NJ. shaw Was q man OF
sterling Integrity, aud by iniustry' honesty
perseverance, and hard work, cleared up
large farm and secured Tor himself AM
family nice home. lie Was man Loved
aud respected by al who knew him, and
will be missed aud m)nrned by 9 large
circle OF friends.
Mr.. A. J. walker, formerly OF Peru, snC
. graduate OF Brighton High School, wa
greeted by surprise party on The evening
OF the slh inst. by members OF his Glass
and the teacher, Prof y. Evans, aud
presen, OF an elegAn, gold ring. The par
~ WAS treated 10 = supper, confectionery
and music. pleasant time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Swaian.

Not much hoelng has been done yet.
Ga the evening ofthe iith the good peo
pie OF this town met a. the town house 10
make arrangoment. for the fJarth. Al
appropriate observance OF the day, and
picnic dinner In Piummer's Grove were
agreed upon. Committees were chosen to
superintedd the musical and literary erer'
elses, AMI also 10 engage q brass band for
the occasion. All anticipate . good time.
Mauds Young IL At work al l.. NJ. Ssun'
derson's. At East Waterford, this summer.
Il II. Movers and Mark Perry are peeline
bark for J. w. Cluts. Granville Jordan
and Walter Storer for VIII Flint.
Dean Andrews has purchased the Samuel
Saunders stand, near the old post oiiiee.
May Perry Is working 81 Aaron Jones's,
Of this town. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27


George H,Ien has purchased The lo' o.
A. l.. F.unce, formerly owned by Cybeh'
Paunee, on which IL the famous mineral
sprlng. which he IL digging on, and sion
ming up.
Ch.rles Smith has bought tbs house and
10, Of Ofrln Tracy lie pays $500 Tor u
Mr.. Tracy IL getting about agaln AFTER
severe sickness.
Leander w,riwell has hired Harry
whltehouse In place OF Frank fogg "a
take charge ofhls livery stable a. We'eh'
Vile.
George FArrington's horse Was killei on
the railroad crossing near Meehanlc fA.'
AMI The csrrlsge smashed ~, bui MI D.
Jumped OF and was unhurt.
The ball dog owned by Joseph Robinson
having bitten two members OF The family
vas sammarily dispatched SaaiJ morn
Ing.
On Saturday game was played between
the Orfoti i.t nine and Bates Mills nine
Result OF game u 20 Ia favor OF the o.
fords. 90 the SATURDAY previous The
Grays playcd and defeated the otIords on
q score Of p ~ T..
Ms. Mile Walker IL q, home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Bryant's Pond.

A new millinery shop has been opened
here by two young ladies OF the village.
They are doing q good amount OF business,
and We hope the enterprise will succeed.
All have q right 10 compete In any market.
Mrs Ella l.. Besls, OF Auburn, was In
town Wednesday assisting the Ladies he
lief Corps OF A. NJ. whitman Post.
What . grand thing II would be TO have
the streets OF our pleasant town lined with
shade trees. There should be more set
ont on every street.
B.P. Russell, formerly OF Greenwood.
aud q member OF Company @, 10Th Maine,
who IL now editor and proprietor OF the
Mirror, the only paper published in Cr.w.
ford County. Missouri, arrived In this
county last Wednesday, amer an absence
OF Is years, with his wife. lie viii visit
his sister, Mrs. Z. Il. Billings, 81 North
Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Dedication at Mechanic Falls.

MElHANlt AsL~t san'
The Baptist church Of Mechanic Falls re.
opened and re dedicated their house OF
worship yesterday afternoon and evening.
The exercises, which were OF q very Inter.
e-tIug character, were under the dire elton
OF Rev. 4. 4 Harden, OF Hebron.
In the afternoon Rev. q. Mayo, OF Paris,
read the Scriptures and offered prayer.
Rev. A. X T.. Small, ID ID, OF Portland.
preached the sermon. Rev. I. v. White, OF
Bath, offsred the dedicstory prayer.
In the evening. after an encouraging
praise service, led by Riv @. Mayo, q ser
mon was preached by Rev. A. T. Dunn, OF
Portland.
Notwithstanding the storm, large audi.
ences flled the house, and deep Interest
Was manifested.
The house has been enlarged and thor
oughly ref,ted. About - 900 have been
expended, and no debt rests upon the
house.
The Baptist Society, as well a. the whole
community, IL 20 be congratulated on hav-
Ing o building so neat, tasty and comforts
BILE, and with such admirable appointments
for church work. The work has been done
under the artistic eye OF John Calvin Stew.
ems, OF Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Eaat Summer.

Bnr0ws Post, q. a. II, are to have q
camp nre AZ West Sumner on July tih'
Everybody invited 10 attend. Basket pie
mic dinner 20 be observed. and q good time
may be expected.
The Dlsirle, Lodge OF Good Tsmplsrs
had an interesting session a. East Back
fisli on last Wednesday.
Farmers are getting ready Tor haying,
although hoelng has hardly commenced
with mauy.
Rain Il greatly needed, although the rain
OF Thursday WAS refreshing aud OF great
benefit
Friday afternoon Was scorcher.
The county convention 81 Paris IL the
absorbing topic jast now. Before this AZ
pears the result OF the Chicago convention
will be known probably. Politics vii
boom now for while, then the county
will be safe again. hLocVh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
nickvaln.

Ots,ri C5uuv Pomona Grange met
with x ickemekA Grange a. West feru the
lsth inst. AL en- iycd good TINE ADJ
about forty received The 5ih degree
Abhott 4 Palnkm src pcddl.ng occi
n. Andrews has sold bis horse 70
George GOriOn.
Frsuk Chlld las 70: bis pension cheek
ant bought stand and horse.
Orvice Rove hNs sold The Curtis colt 70
Rev. A A. Abbott
Farmers 10 this vicinity have lasi begun
hoglng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Albany

Rlhsrt EisAris AMI wife, % Portland,
ani rs mother. Mr.. David Edwards. OF
Norsay. AZ visiting friends here aud 10
Bethel
Moulton. of sweden. Ani Ilapsont. OF
Bethel. have been ir tosn oftf.ng 20 eenis
for WOOL oar farmer. Are not ready u
sell a. that price.
Ahsi Aulrews soli beef COW ~ VI. Co
buru. 90 Beihsl. dressed weight, Cd lhs.
IawA dock % sheep las, week nlmoe''
lng aFc, With eleven lambs, four OF iheu
from one mother. They give them sons
mIk from The cows. They are a. good
lambs.
Nr. DluA c. HNy. OF Raymond. y. II.
i visiting friends here.
Mr.. Jersey FsruAlt. OF Wlmanue'
Conn.. has Ji.i married Miss Agoe, Mison'
And taken her q her home.
4 c1piols rain makes everyone glad.
NJ. Daniel morrill, has married a lady 10
Bi.t1n. Mss, = daughter OF h!s step moth
~ a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

"a cass ~ lrosuiug occurred here
'r.-.' 'tT AHrrr1Ur. seven men started
~ 20 rlst afef arm 20 birch for The
80 ga ',cilry Toe boat sAs cApsit.
a. A.ri1 CanAiA % Phillips, about
q l-,'s l' 49,. sAs drosued
.-e ass ,lliIugs are grosiug Al
N'',i Aulng tas numaer nov 10 PROG
rs i's. t,s store o. T. Johnston, dsel'
70 ~ JOAN r11,haksr. Frank stanley,
's' Nsrr.., nf SilrievAnt. y. White,
-ils W.l.am k.idcr. and tenement
80 ilf H. ". Cox NJ Cox Il also pat
.,saa-s 'rooi giAss on % hls store with
=, iesi aii.i.lu.
y afeceti RfpubllcAn cancas John HAr'
- p AZ Df s SiartsyAnt ver,
'-'''a is.egaies % ths county convention,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
nixhald Centre.

The long wished for rain has come. and
al are happy.
Mr.. q. III. Fuller. one OF our most es'
teemed citizens, . merchant and postmaster
AZ Eas, Dlxnsld, IL very sick aud no, ea'
pectsd 20 live bat . few days. lie WAS :
smart, business man, has been aJasuce or
The Peace for many years, aud his loss viii
be sadly felt by the whole community where
Mrs Vaudeville Holman has been con-
aned 10 her bed 9 part OF the time Tor the
p.s, two weeks. having had several spells
OF splitting blood. She Is reported lite
better now. a..
Hon. John J. Holman, now In bis ssh
wear. msie . short visit to Weld Pond n,h'
Ing last week. taking his team and going
alone.
our road machine has been doing some
excellent work about town. The valley
Rad. 80 called, Is In the best shape We
ever saw II, a. far ~ the mschine went.
Hone some one win keep u going. Oar
rosds have been disgrace long enough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

This promises 10 be very fruitful sea-
sou. Ofice hunters and potato ougs h'
more plenty than ever before seen.
There are goOdly number OF crows nets
now. They are al right except lew taA'
YOUR South Duckneld correspondent hs'
been catching. which are little TRICKY
I don't blame them, but rather pity Ihej
have been unfortunate.
our people are partly dore planting.
Grass Is drying mp on light land.
Mrs. G. j Bean, one or the matrons o.
the Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster,
Mess, l. spending q short vacauon ~
town. she Is stopping With her sister,
Mrs. I. 4. Bean. Her grandson Is WIZ
her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
HIran.

Mr. Amml l.. Gnpi,rlek has built 4
house on his old homestead near the
Wales bridge.
Tee Republican caucus Is called for Sat-
urdAy, jane -, ate NJ.
We regret 10 hear OF the death OF Dsa.
A. w. Valentine, OF Bethel, We served
on the Grand Jary with him In 1854, and
learned his worth IS high minded, pure
hearted gentleman.
One day the past week Mrs. Bartlett
Clemens was visited by her children, Mrs
Eugene wadsworth, Mrs. J. Y. Twitchell,
NJ. FL Clemens, OF Hiram, aud Mrs
Lafayette Clemens, OF Denver, Colorado
Mrs. Llewellyn A. wsisNor,h being also
4 step daughter. 10 being their ffst meeting
since Thanksgiving OF 1874.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Brownaeld

The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. W: IL
Stickney met a. their residence A. b.s'
Browufi Ia Monday, june ls!h, 10 eeleora''
the 25,h anniversary OF their marriage
Many valuable presents were given Is
souvenirs. bstOkenlug the high esteem u
which the host and hostess were hsli. a
sumpiuous supper Was served, $50 &c
cream and strawberries. SINGING 'arnlsh
81 by home talent. Instrumental music b>
Prof Scrutou, OF Harrington, " H.
UalyersAlist Sewing Circle met WIFE
Mr.. W. Rowe Thursday.
The Misses Emmons are al home on ihei
vacation.
Pequswket House
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
East Bethel.

An abundant hay crop Is predicted. N.
gras. now having . thick IaiatiAh'
growth. .,, n
Kimban. drawn by J. s Bsruetts IOai
heavy horses. Is nov repairing the rOs''
IN this part 81 The town.
Miss Eta Estes has returned ifom pO''
ton. - l. =,
Elsyu Perry non Massachusetts, Is ~
Z &. Perrys for the sumner.
Mrs Clara Brown and two children ne
now boarding II J. II. swans y m
Preaching a, the church By ksv' W. ID
Hannslord Jaly LIST
Orange meeting June soih-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

%. 7 y. Vaughn hAs been quite sick.
-. -,,lsf, non New Hampshire. IL stop
- - 10 asf =, present.
-. Lafsins Abd Susie Graham are
- % the sick LIST.
-. IaomAs will be obliged % 20 20
a, sill AZ have an operation performed
n. ~. IL Is feared that be may lose
a. "a % both Bennie l. . good BOY
-. He extremely sorry Tor bis mlsfOr'
49,. VI. FAruum was married here
- N FRET T. Sea-, % Lynn. MAss.
i. - reside In Lyon. Mss Faruum
~ aAny irienfs In Rumforf. Who wish
a.. 1 --l happiness. Rev. Mr.. Hanna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
nncknnld

G-as' /. ''1kIrg ssl In this vicinity.
Hl-aa % WNir1n AT wife. % Port
a. s1e-t tae skH1kil here tie iith, he
gl.sis 10 u'skrf N wa.irou.
l-1-1 "a 1foksu Jane 2isi, nice warn
~
}1.s wt.if0r. ~ Nswcastis. lad, Il
rslcg h.s gnr.r. m u wAitrou.
p Wt1.ugion. % e Wilmington a
So. As returned from Nes YORK.
- rll rr.ise a. The village has been
t'ss.ri 49, pAnkoi with thrcc iuch
ga Fa1k Tle 90 WAs three inch spruce
A. a. ts,e' sl1li zen years. There Is
sa'r-Y .- .frn bridges
Also ,Psl 1.ns a co. are agents Tor
~ 's.s-ra;.t ~ York ChAmp.Ou Horse
sac fly saftanici above any rake
IA ever s.1lt lu shcsls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Denmark.

The member. OF the W. G. T. L. give
concert a, TIE UulyersAlis, church sunday
Ialy LIT, NJ O'Clock q. n. AL are cordial
~ iavitoi.
A crew OF men are m,klng extensive re.
n.lr. apd Improvements a. Baruhsm &
Morrilrs corn shop
Frank kenison and 4. Il, NessfNe eaush'
gg' troui 10 Bartlett ani Jackson last week
Mrs. George L M1ulton bal large ~
nor removed from her ihroA, last Monday
A. The Maine General Hospital IL w- =
delicate operation, bat Vas performed IN 4
.slIlful Ani successful manner, and she is
A. comfortable - could be expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
P,rii

The town has purchAsed road machine
ant hired n W Kuighi 10 run IL. They
give him al s0 per day.
y. s. wymaa tends the ferry al this
place.
A. A. PomroJ Il movlng out 10 Sumner.
We have had quite drouih.
The sweet corn has no, come up very
well AMI has hai % BE- planted over.
Mrs. Mcdonald hNs go; pension OF 81
per month All $500 back pay.
n. \. SiillmAn las 20, potatoes In bios
SON.
II. W. Bab5 has placed = nice monument
In the East Peru harying lot {. D. De.
Sion has also enlarged 10 bV two rows oil
lots Ani enclosed 10 BY wire fence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
East Waterford.

There wAs gate large party a. dance
In The pavilion Jane ssh. Thefe Is cN'
pectei n be- another Jaly 81.
Mrs. q. y. sp,ulilng has been speniius
fcw days with her grandfather, ID. l.
Milleti.
Mrs. M,ni,n, Miller Is visiting a. he'
sons.
There being no graduates from Douglass
Seminary this year, musicale was given
by the students a. the village church,
Tuesday evening. Jane i9lh. All the parts
were vel rendered. Fable examination,
occurred a. The Seminary Monday aud
Tuesday forsnoons.
Mrs.. George Crooker. OF Norway. has
been spending week With her brother
Jonas AthoftOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

~, Bsr ,n.a Head. ofthi. to~u, died
!, Wednesday llst. he haf been SICK Tor
:. n. - years. Hls funeral WAs attend.
o, friity. A. TIE Congl church. By
: ; fottlr. The m-mhsrs OF KssENr
~ ls'fge. No cf. I o. % n. attended
0t. ~ he va Aso q member OF the
- Fellows Relief
lAifist. o. Wednesday. June i3th. In
-, W.. Moody =. McAllistsr and Miss
- uAich. both Of Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

T,syo.tg .,i.es ofih.s village vii give
A. srisr,arnsnt A. thr ACADEMY. on Wei.
tss'sr ever re- no ms wesk TIE pro
"a -raf 90 ta1.faux. q reproduction OF
o. eve p.r1U "llIrhisnt fing- BY
N..es Ia Alsrn an Csrro Thsver All
t1t-1's $50 lance Music ~ Noaugs
O--,-.,.a l-s cream snt cAke Siil -
tfns A. t1s proceeds ~ his enter
u,.-sr, Arstl rs u.-i In repairing he
s,rsats 10 l. h'pci that every one I'll
d i,srssi.i to hs.p sscl The fani ior =
a.. r-,i-i improvement TIE yonng
A.ss - have taken tais matter In hand
tsssrvs mach cr~i.t Ani large paifon-
St 90 ttf.r sutFrprI-e and plhiic spirit
- /, tats ha.f sni spcnd Iitle money
.'gs ft1s.r of ths slie walls sni sustain
O. I-s sri r,rlisi.on ~ oar village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

OXFORD, AT q Court Of Probate held Al
Paris. within and for the County Of OXFORD
oa the third rassisy % Juae, A a.. isss
On the petitlou of SllAs N. haNta, guaffisn u
Nellie ~. Hammond, miaof heir Of Russell
gaymond, late OF wayno, kennsbcc Csuniy. a.
ccsrd, pfsyinE f0r hcsssu 10 ell ani cyaVcy
certain real estate described Ia hs pcinloa on
de IN the Probate on - Al an advantageous ofsf
Of atty dollars.
OaDEEED, That the sail petiloaer give notice
10 eli psrsoss Interested, By causing an abstfsel
90 hts pstitios, With this order thereoa. 70 ~
publlshei three weeks saceesslyely In The Okfof'i
COanty, thai they MAJ slpeu al Probate Coart,
~ b. held ~ Paris, on the third tussdsy OF July
nest, al nine O'clock In the lorsrooa, Aat sh0s
eAass. N any thsy have, vhy the sane should mol
Ar. SAVAGE. setias JsdEs.
Announcements Ill. 4. DAVIS. Hakslaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

Crop. Ar looking well. Aihoagh Il Is
getting rather dry 'or grass.
NJ Foss. % ibis place, who has betn
sick 30 long. i at alice.
There were ihree funerals Al cornish
lAst Tuesday Oae. NJ David Lori' =
former resident ofthls town. s)met "cn'
N years since be was elected represents
i've from this town. Bat before be took as
seAt. vas taken sick AMI has been an IN
valid ever since lie wAs good towns
msn AT held Offices % honor and iruth
While BE- lived 10 town, 90 the Satisfaction
OF hi. townsmeu. TIE sympathy OF thl'
town Is eH,enicd % The bereAyet family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Ena, nrnwnnnlh

The days have now reached their maxi
nun. GA the ?5lh they "fsce about"
CT Allari has been AZ home from Bos
ton ior q few days vacation. Chsnced "a
be here q, the silver wedding.
LR Giles has the foundation laid for 4
large bulldlng opposite bis store.
Rev. Mr.. Euiman and wife were In town
Monday. the lslh.
stuart Barrows, OF Pfyehurg, was here
las, week looking after The Interests OF The
Record.
Mrs. A. W. Mansfield has been qulie
sick. Gaining slowly now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
West Bethel.

A very much needed rain came Thurs.
day. II will assure . good hay crop In
this vicinity.
Selectmsn making taxes this week.
They nnd l79 dogs ths, are taxed a. many
dollars, and SO polls. The rate OF taxA-
ton l. IA I 2 mills on . dollar.
o ID. Grover started for Western Kan
sss aud Colorado last Monday, where be
has taken q homestead and tree claim.
A. \. Bean fnishes saving bis birch this
week.
Preelon Bennett caught trout iu Pleas.
ant River week ago tia, dressed two and
one half pounds.