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UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRATION.
The Congregational Investigation
taatianx Alarmed

NAsus SuroS, july iGss~spsakeF taflt>i,
has selected A. the comtnttieS 10 tnycsti
gate the importation ~ eSsfstfNct lsi-srvf>
convict paRpcTs aud ether classes 81 ina
migrants in yi.staflsta % law, Ncssss kore
III Michigan, chairman. Oates Of Alabama
Spineia oi New NvfA, Morrow ~ sliferais
and siueushef &c Wisconsin. The coH
tastsee snay conduit its Investigation Al
such times ami t.laSs,a as n isay ssca
rsossr, may 81 thrauxh The fcevss II e0a
rfsr<z. send foe persons ani psf=crS. etc
No lstatsation Is placed prssa thr ampuul
ef the eSpe mixtures 81 the committee
THE committee VAL tcxia IT, tnSS>iixa
ftor IN >ssa Nnyk ~ ssAau a. u has uFssaa
ised. fae dyst sessiert D. be investigated
will he Italian lramlgselsgsa tate Nsw N0rk
city. Tle eommsssrw viii visit tssc fsstsg
Coast iases. "a Investigate the RAstcs 8.
chimes Immigration,
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0sr-A PAIR OF sPEcrACI-Es. WILL
- reward the fjxdef on delivery IT the
same al rom n. Union block KIM
4 osr-cRysrALlzEp QUARTZ SCARF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
East Summer.


Ne. 4 J. Rassell Who has been critical
ly M for six weeks with blood poisoning. or
Saturday morn was siill alive but ven
low. Iiisavcry peculiar cas-, and IL re-
g,riei a. hopeless. lie has been great
sufferer.
Mrs. 3. G. Head has been visiting
friends In AndoVcr.
Sir. G. II Steisou has gone on . trip "a
Massachu.siis. lie will return ~ take
charge ofhls school In lront0n, OHIO, 10
September.
several parties here propose 70 visit
OH Orchard Aboat August 1t.
Mr.. Wedge % Hebron Academy IL sup
plying the Baptist pulpit fora short time
AZ East and West Sumner.
The school In charge OF Miss AdiIe Bon
ney closed on Friday.
l. u Blsbec has had another car OF feed
arrive.
Help In hsying scarce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
ErvAlniirn-


The FIRST ''down river" party" for IN,
season ~Ss on Saturday. the lith aud wa
Cnjoy,d ~ usasl.
De q. +. Bradley, U. 4. ", and Mrs,
Bradley, came 20 w. II. Brsdley's last
week, bot Mrs. u. has returned 10 Port
lsni.
WIZ Dow and PhIl Perry were In town
over Sunday.
J. n. Page has retained nom svl'l, to
the seNshore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Gerry have gone TO
South Paris.
Mrs. George Warren and Mrs. Seth
Weeks have been At the Islands for few
weeks.
Mrs. c. NJ. whiting has Joined her
daughters At Miss n @. o.good's.
Miss Lizzie &. Shirley IL visiting a.
Oorhsm, ~. n.
Messrs. Whitney. Eastman and Nesmlth,
friends OF clsytoa Pike 81 the Institute OF
Technology are here.
Miss Gllnes, OF Beverly. Mass IL visit.
Ing At her uncles. Benz Glines.
The Congl Circle met AZ Mr.. 8 Uesli's
on Thursday. Part ofthe evenings enter
tAinmeui WAS rccitsilOus by Mss KITE
Waiting who has been studying clocutiou
Al The Boston Conservatory the pas, win
Ter.
Miss Eva Walker b. closed her school
~ Sisndish.
FARMERS are very busy getting their hay.
The crop Il larger and OF better quality
than last year. Some has been sold Tor
nine dollars.
The 4. \. Assembly and Chaa,suqu,
tnlon will begin July a0th, and the pro.
grsmme offered should warrant large at
tendance.
Mics Greeley. OF Portland. soprano OF
the fir-, Bsp,ls, Church, Is At Mrs. VI. A.
RAnislrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Wnat Rnthnl.

The West Bethel Slbo ,ih school held
strawberry festival sni soeisbls al Gr,ng'
Hall Wednesday esening, from which thej
realifsd seven dollars net, the sane 10 b
appropriated fof books TO feplehish Ia
library.
4. Grover has several arrivals OF sun
mer boardsr. Ills house Il well patron
fsi every summer by that Glass, a. II De
serves % be
Go A. Grover markets 300 quarts Of
straw mi this season from hl. patch
Nathan g. Grover, q student Al Ofono
IA spsniing nj. sumner yaestiou Al sur
ye,ing 90 The Islands In fJrilsni hAfoor
As Bean 1. cutting his fathers hay.
Fred Eastman has gone u Canada u
arr on locomotive on the G l.. railroad.
m. brother IIeury has been workiug on
ne same ROAD fof nearly ayear.
Mr. and Mr. Francis Barker are among
he Oldest couple. Ia town, ~ ALL - ~
.psctlvely. lie IL rather feeble this sam
ynsr ani no, Nble q 30 mach work oai
doors can 30 considerable ., his bench on
harnesses. Mrs Il slshough VERY mach
hsnt over. has Away. beca able 10 DO th'
house work for the family.
Thrcc gooi hsy iAys this week, followed
~ rain. the sane a. last wssk. Grass Is
very late and growing rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Hiram.

Sir. J. W. Cotton, native anf Tor
mer eitrsn % Hiram, died ~ ksEar
Falls sunday. Jaly Is. OF consumption
Ag.i % years. lie Vas worthy citizen
Ilis wiiONsd moih,r will receive some
1880 from the PythiAn Relief be haTlnl
n..u a member 6fthe Hiram Lodge.
Mt Charles Gr~sn % Portland, Is Nlsl
ing his friends Al East Hiram.
Txpcetlng one day 20 be- ''the oldest In
habltAni we shAll note 10 our biz ooo'
thA, on saturday, Juue "a. ., Hiram IN
thermometer indicated i0i degs. above
ZERO. AMI on THURSDAY. JAY IL. IL was "
dsg.. above. only rs above fresIlns. Tot
wind blew "Johnny cane" little snow
fsll in Hiram; II was observed q, The farm
OF Eugene wadsworth aud John Cotton
Three inches OF snow fell a. MI. washing
ton.
Mr LAfsyeits Clemous i very poorly.
NJ. Preach Ward OF Baldwin, hold
meetings Sundays ~ Mr. Aaron MeLue.'
| house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
south Rnckaeld.

Ton Record Is n woFk Tor Js1 ha''s"
h.yiug. ,...,.,wo.
wilson SHAW has bought Avhuaole Two
year.old colt OF A. NJ. Bensou prlns Over
10 HUNDRED dollars. Got oy uro'se
Logan. - ..t,st..
Arthur Lowell 4. sick With efysiPeias
,pf i attended By Dr. Caldwell.
John p. Record cats TIE grass on V u
Records farm II A. Consni cuts wv
m BrldghAm's intsfvAle.
TIE Ray crop Il larger than IAs' Ssh'
Hello IL scarce aud high.
We lately visitei Al V. Il. Deeoste, -
E,.t Barkasld. Ne. Dsoostef has lnss
spd valuAble farm. His sPseioas pun
Inv. AMI fertile aeres denote thrift ana Gu
,srorl.s ana successful f.rmiag lie ms :
Ssrd of twelve cows. lie has ooa5at =
full blood Yorkshlre boar OF Mess"
.ndF. N Briggs. OF Auburn. lie ns'
sr,etet a monument on the family grave
lOt ~ a cost OF $40. u,,.,.ir
D.xtsr Record has full blood hois'siu
buI m. get are large and hsnd,oulS =.
No., universally and are forming s'Nu'
~ .ddlt on 20 The stock In town.
Albert Merrill has sold bis shyea'''''
mare a. Mechanic Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Rurnford.

RIVE A uoyt. % s. Johnsbury. VI.
gill pfeach In TIE Unlvcrssli.i church a
Ramfo-d Point, Sunday, JAY -, al II
m
TIE new steamer Il nearly ready Tor ,h'
river. IL will carry slK horse power
engine ant carry twenty passengers.
"A Barker has sold oct bis stock ant
tor. 70 John WArdNell. We shall mis-.
his genial face amoug us. bat ~ Are very
fortunate 10 his successor. - Mr. Ward
s.ll Ian experienced trader aud al vhC
favor BIN With ihelr patronage will nat
10 cause % complain.
W W. Stevens l. erecting new bald
lng, bat no one IL able to name II yet
II. wardwell has treated hi. house Z
new coat OF paint also new piAItA
which makes q very decided improvement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Eaa. Rrownheld.

Tn. weather for haylng and all Other
Minds OF work has been all any one could
desire bot the growing corn needs hotter
Mrs. Ansrd and daughters have been
visiting in Sandwich, ". ii.
on wednesday. July s5th the Cong
circle will meet At W. ii. Suekneys
There will be sale OF articles IN the M'ef'
noon and some literary exercises Win ie'
cream and cake In the evening, ~
p,lssy. July 2Ith. will be white Ribbon
IA, a, seosgo Lake. The w. G. I. U.
a. well As all temperance people VIII oe
vel repaid for attending without doubt
Mrs. Barrsy. Of II l.. will be there and
other workers. ,uv
Brady Allen. OF Hiram. and clsriee f.s'
senden, OF this place, were married on tns
lsIh. Have gone " Massachusetts, on
wedding trip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Sweden.


W. w. Movers buildings were burned
on Thursday last, including q part OF bis
household goods and farming tools. The
Dire WAS nrst discovered by o. A. Maxwell
and X. d. Movers who were al work on
barn close by. Mr.. Severs and son were
Al work In the field and started NJ once Tor
the house, and they and three OF four
nelghbors set about moving such good. As
could be reached, 20 place OF safety. The
flames spread very rapidly. the whole De-
ing consumed In about twenty minutes.
There was IN insurance OF about nine
hundred dollars on the buildings and iurni'
ture. A subscription paper has been cir
culsted and seyenty.nre dollars raised TOT
his aid. Mr. Movers has the hearty sym
patty OF his friends In bis hour OF trouble
Miss Mary =. Weber has returned IRON
ST. Paul, where she has been spending The
winter with her sister. Mrs. George Gage.
Chas. Jones and daughter are visiting
his parents here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24


Jasi rain enough ~ dAy N keep hoed
crop, growing. Hay comes In larry
we'll hut noi much lighter than last year,
bot I thihk I. o. q mach better quality.
Mr. y. iIa,chln. aud wife sfe now visit.
Ing =, The Pinc Grove House, South Water
ford
Miss Lp,tie IIutchlns vas ukeu very
sick Monday AMI Dr. Hall was called In 10
town 90 see her. We hear 20 day she is
some better.
I had the pleasure OF ylslulng our sum
mer school ~ IT, close, Ani was much
pleased with the appearance OF The school.
There va. evidence of ihoroughness In al
tho recitation. AMI the best Of order pre-
vailed Miss Bertha NJ. Grover, the teach
er, may well be ranked With oar bcs,
teachers ani any Que eng,ging her IN teach
summer school will make no mistake.
Miss Nellie Bean IL better than she has
been for long time.
". n Tyler IL most done haylng. Most
OF our farmers commenced this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Wilson's Mills.

Every one IL now busy haying and max
ing preparations Zoe hayiug.
J. Z. Bean has pa, on sn addition - hl'
barn not having suflclsui room 70 store
his crop ~ hay.
Mrs.. Marx Soyce ~ Colebrook. &C
companivi By Ms. Smith and MI. Cole
nan from Phil,islpaiA, made four days
TIN % Parmschs.nee. II A. STORY guide
Lawyers Dsiley Abd Sharilsf OF Cole
brook y. n With their guides, have beet
ap 90 thtlr annnAl camping oui Trip.
Marcus Dsnbi.on. Esq of Baltimore, u
camplng ~ The foot OF the Meadows. y
N. filnt guide.
m W Ficket, Il up with various house
hold oommoilties, nuts, lemons, &,.i u Is
convenient q have such things brought y
ones door.
TT. sherman AMI his friend Saa,,uel
arc mAking taelr annual tour OF THIS &c
siOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
NnwrY.

Raiu l. much needed 10 this section
grass ani grain drying up badly. A little
rain fsll lat night AMI Ne hope 10 get
much more before II clears up
Potatoes are small and corn IL Backward
yet - trust there may he In good tine =
b0unuful harvest.
John y Allen OF SionehAm, Ne, anf
Miss Sadie Baker Of Newry, were uniiei IN
marriage last Sunday by The R'V. MI.
Davis. ~ IN residence % The brides faith
srs To- Nevry.
A gooi deal q, nice hay has hcsa GOT In
% The barns FOR the past ten days.
r. n kaapp rciaruei from Patma'
chesncc Tuesday. lie reports baslness
lively In that section.
JB Lulchall OF this town, has been
granted q pension.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Ruckaeld.

Archl,oc, John Calvin Stevens and fsmi
ly, OF Portland, are visiting a, III. ID. Wal
| iron'..
Miss Julia Long, OF Portland, and Miss
Nellie White, OF winchendon, Mass, were
10 town Wednesday and Thursday.
Gilbert Tilton and wife have gone "a
Msrthss Vineyard for short vacation.
II. ID. wzldfon has retained from New
castle, Ind. Reports his brother Holman
more comfortable. Mrs. Howard Holmes
and son came east with him.
The Labor Convention held here on the
18Th seems 20 have been secrc, affair.
one OF our well known and prominent
citizens aud q lsboring man, on attempt.
log 10 20 In wa. told that IL Was not q
public convention and could not secure an
entrance. The nomlnstions are reported
elsewhere ia the columns ofthe Democrat
There DID not seem 10 be grea, rush 10
attend H. The moving spirits seemed TO
be- +. J. Whitehead, OF Paris, and w.
Scott Robinson, OF Hartford.
Friday evening volney II. Cushing, OF
Bangor. gave q lecture a. Reform Hall, In
the interest OF prohibition, TO good su'
dience. Mr.. Gushing IL not an orator In
the pDpclsr sense bat candid speaker.
Buoknsli IL prohibition town In broad.
81 sense than politically. w. I. Eastis OF
Dirneld presided
II 4. said certain citizen. OF Hartford,
(DemOcrai) voted for Blsine In 1855.
saying he never voted for President that
wss elected, but this year he proposes TO
vote for Cleveland. S,rsws show which
way the wind blows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Denmark.

A. ingAll. AMI J n. Smith are Ia
Portland on business, and qalie lng'
delegation will attend the circus ihers
Friday.
A. II. Jones IA. returned from cumber
lani Mills where be has been a. work hay
log.
Mr. Richardson of the Bracket House.
4. visited by nephew Ani nelee hcm
Massachusetts,.
tn. school In this village, taught by
Miss CynthiA D.. rlngree, closes Friday Of
this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Enhrnn-


Rev NJ BArruss. ~ Hacks -. preach
a her, SauiAy 10 eHchaugc with Rev. Mt.
Harfrn
Frapk Dodge. OF Ssigwiek. Is visiting
a. Rev Mr uArtcns.
Aggie March i A. her unsle's' II. NJ.
BeArces
n :. DarhNn IL palnting The Brick
House rri. Ani las orishisn~d u 20 Won
frr'uilv.
NJ. Durham's family are here now for
ths SUMMIT. Ani Prof whltney and family
have been here for some time.
Sumner brings many visitors IN ihl'
quiet place Amoug the hills.
We bear that Miss bailey i to come
hark o. her oii home la The fAll.
Mr.. A. NJ x ehArison Il A. Tenants
Hsfnor
Efs Packard Il A. Poland.
We soah ssy wori Ia regard - ths
storm lAsi week. TIE Item shoah real
~ hat 20 more vial than daring The Gay
flr While The Slni SAs blosing each side
o. 10 Va comparatively qalsi here, and
Ne we're surprised AZ the mornings uess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Niexico.

CLARK IIous,ln Ani II W Park closed az
having wednesday night They have
.bou, n tons each aud got Il 10 three days
smart
George G. E,s,msn, wife ani nelee Afs
visiting AZ Polly Days.
Fled A. Porter being away most OF The
time. has Capt. Isaac q Virgin 70 carry on
ais farm
ole Mitchell has JOS, closed q vIsi, 20
her rrleiiyss here.
Galford Phluney. who took bis own lie
In brooklyn, y Y, last week THE III
ms, }. was born In Weld; was . brother
20 Mrs. Il,Esn q. Virgin OF ihi. town.
Erastus ilAye. l. a. Yarmouth haylng.
Roscoe wOrthiey Ia. dashed hsying
AMI l. now working 81 WIN. Caboins.
WIN R1ach. wife And two children from
Riverside, Cal. arr visiting here. 90 theli
sAy here the car they were In wAs derallsd
While passing through kansas, aud rolled
down an en- hankment; one lAiy was Killed
many lniarci. Mrs. Roach was BRUISED
some .b0u, the head aud face. eui MI
Roach ami the children escaped unhuri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Fast Hebron.

We are e. iylng dne bay weather and
farmers arr imProvlug The opportunity
~ Bradbury j. intending 10 Nlsh tae
sea shore reuu.
Master Qliuuis Merrill OF y. H. sstop
p.ug win bis granino,aef, ne WHO"
Merrill.
he BJnnty farm.
Mrs A. NJ Fosg hAs become the happl
po.s.ssor of = yOaag Gro" an sh7 tn,nNs
him wonderful, Bat The nsighoofs uon
thIuk 80
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Enaf nnfhAl.

Hay on the Intery,le. IL very heavy and
81 a nice qaAlliy. About any loads were
drawn "a the barn last Wednesday, 18Th
4 c. Esie. from Belmont, Mass. spent
= few days In town looking AFTER bis farm
la thl. pl,os.
Walter and Predle Bean from waltham'
Mass, are boarding with Mrs. Oracle
Swan.
Miss Leoua Swan has returned from
Massachusetts,.
Mss Eyie Crane from Stoughton, Mass.
4. spendiug her vacation ~ her grand
fathers, DeA. NJ. n. kimoAlfs.
Mr.. Roper OF Mass, Is stopping At :. Z
Perry's.
Mr.. Laere,i. GlIdieu died very sud
denly ofNeurAlgis OF the heart, Saturday
", July liih. She wis about TIE house
an hour before her death. Funeral sery
ices we're held q, her home July l5Ih. Th'
ilral trihutes were very numerous aud ex
cesdingly handsome.
Regular meeting OF Alder River Grange
July 2s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

d, The s.h inst the builtlugs, four hos'
nearly All he furuiiufe Aud clothing De
longing % Mr ID Tfip2 MAS eutneu'
sm.u irsar.nce. Cause OF DIRE unknown
A nan 10 this town Who has been 10 Wv
HABIT OF ho.lng bis corn with narrow,
thought be Noad Try bis horse fsks an a
-. hos that woali 90, 80 be moant.d MS
r.ke took up the rihaons And sA'i 20 ioh
Tom Tom carefully striied over 'na'
corn taGiag every weed aud leaving VI.
rorn All rIsat. RIDE and hoe A. you 20 Is
thluk very erilyaoie.
Bsrrlr. OF AL Kinds are very scarce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Alhanv-

Miss Littie farnssorth. ateacher OF
boston, i -psniiug her sumner vacation
a. usual A. Daniel ClArk's. She bring.
with her az Invalid niece 10 breathe The
pure invlgorA,ing air among the Albany
hills.
Mrs. shaw. 90 Mlchlgs,. quite an aged
lady Il spsnding the summer with her SIS
Ter. Mr.. Robert InghAm.
Miss Barker. from Washington County,
niece OF Amos Barker, L. spending the
sumner With relative. here.
George Ciark'- health has Improved and
he Il a. work again.
Rev. NJ. wissell. 90 Gueai, occupied
oar pulpit last Sanisy In exchange with
Rev Mr.. BeAdsnkof
rhrcs gooi bay DAYS the nr,t % the
week we're well Improved and q large
amount % good nav secured.
gentle rain rharsday m,kiug many
glAt sci fsS sorry. Those who have
hay caps now realize their vslae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
ROxburv.

John Reefs dog i becoming qul,e "a
nous or Infamous lie received bullet
In his ihlgh the other night - reward foI
barking ~ young men passing with team
The same dog frightened oue Of John
sheep into the bsrbcd wire fence where sh'
tcrc herself - badly that II wn Necessary
n hatcher her. TIE same dog frightened
\, NJ. Locke's calves oui Of their pasture.
We ATE haVltg q much needed rain.
IlAy Il vel started AMI the hay scared
i ~ me best quAliiy.
otl,ndo lIs1nAford IL the nrsi man In
town 90 falsh haying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Rrvant'a Pond.


Miss Alice Howard. OF College I'LL, II
stopping al the Glen Mt House.
EL Young. OF this place, Is playing
with the ClAremon,, n. H., ball team thi'
season. ,
Rev. T. d Paine, OF College Hi, was in
town Friday.
Rev. L. y. Pesse presehed in Gorham
A l. Rowe aud Y. NJ. Cole are selling
quite an amount OF farm machinery this
year.
school here. =.
Mrs Belle Smith OF Lawrence, Mass, II
on a visit 20 her former home Tor . lev
weeks. Mr.. smith has Just returned from
a two weeks trip 20 the Lakes with party
OF friends from Lawrence.
This year At the Lakeside Cottage bid
fair 10 surpass sll previous seasons. Tfui,
rature has endowed II with all the fseill
Ties OF an lulsnd resort. No more beauu
ful scenery can be found In this vicinity
and the location their cottage snJrds, WIZ
.musements OF every description. ipclud
ing lawn tennis, croquet, music and dane
ing. and with bos,ing and nshing that IN
beastIful lake Affords. fully occupies IN
time OF the many guests from morn vi
evening IL far advanced. The genial hos
ana hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowker. hsy,
their cottage well filled. and the guests Al
sneak In the highest terms OF their hospi
tsli,y. Among the lstsr arrivals are MI
ard Ms. III. A Chenoweth, Mr.. and Mrs
r. N. Freeman. Boston. Mass, Miss ksti'
l. Lssry, Miss Addie J. Lesry, East Boz
ton. Mass , Miss Katie NJ. Mcguire. Mls
leila NJ. Mcguire, Charleston, MASS Nc
lanes Y. MANURE, Omahs, Neb, mrs
HAYDEN. Miss Ne,tle Merritt, Brdgport
Conn :. ana Mr.. Y. L. Merrill, Auburn
Ne. Messrs- chepoweth and freems'
have taken the contract TO supply IN
table with nsh during their stay. Tuesda;
the bin called for bass AMI pickerel whiel
wss abundsn,ly supplied from The lake
Thursday aftsr successful days nshine
forty A. doe front ~ were ever caught u
this vicinity amply supplied the bill o
fare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
South Bethel.

Everybody l. busy hAying. The oroT
will he llghisr than last year bu, nearly ~
- the average.
AmaI.Ah Nuitlng has been visiting II
the place
Mrs. Elijah Brown Il on the sick lls
Bat 1. slowly improving.
Clara Ripley has been learning dress
making and Il now prepared 20 DO work
In TIA, line.
Born. July is.h. TO the wife OF Il J
Virgin sson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Dixaeld.

Nice shower Friday jos, what was
needed.
Prohibition meeting with nis raising
Saturday evening.
Donnie walker OF Peru. Is spending =
few days al Dr. Siurtevants.
Frank Stanley has bought driving
horse.
Dana Holt II AZ home for vacation.
Claude and Merle Grlfiiih OF Portland,
are stopping At Dr. SturtsVants
A party OF Young people went TO Weld
Pond for few day. til. week.
Mr PutnAm has commenced WORK on
another building for The cora factory.
william Slddef has moved Into bis new
hnu.a