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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Fryeburg.

Mrs whltnsy and daughter leh Friday
iilh. for Melrose where they will pass 'h'
/ winter.
There wss ahsyrsck ride Ffidsy evening
10 the camp Of Chss S,rout Of Boston
sho with another friend has been csmplng
near the pond sud G. II. walkers.
Mrs. J. T. Gerry and son are visiting bel
family At Lewiston. Mr.. Gerry spent sun
dsy with them.
Several attended the State Fair.
Mr.. Y. Shirley reschsd home Saturday
nigh, from his stay 10 New York and
Brooklyn.
"Unclc John Smith" reached his Goth
birthday on Sunday. and received his
friends the next day.
Clayton Pike has gone back 10 the Iusti'
tu,e OF Technology.
Mrs. y. \. Frost aud Mrs. NJ. g. Croker
~ Portland, are st the Pvehurg House
for few weeks, also Cot. farrington's
family.
Thomas sou,her started Thursday for
Luck, wyoming.
Mr.. Mark is enlargiue the sales room OF
hls store.
Mrs. Bradshaw aud daughter ofOrsnge,
N. j, and Miss brewster OF Cambridge,
are boarding At Miss II. v. Charles. Miss
Bradshaw IL under appointment ~ mis-
slonsry % japan aud will leave the eoun'
try next month.
Miss v.leris Page h<. returned to Nal
den.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
GreanWnOd

Mrs Ames ii~i September i2.h. and
Sas barred on The igth. Raneral service.
attended, BY Rev. NJ. nm, % wes, Paris
Nancy n. 7 Toby wss born Ia 1911, 81,
married willard Ames ~ whom she had
Eve sons. three nov living. Noah 3 n
va droSoei a. Lbcks's Mills, November
"a, ise9. Aged - willard q wounded =,
Getiy-harg. Jaly "a. ani died in BAlti.
more joly %. is6i Mr. Ams- lives bu, :
short distance from The Ice csvsrns, and
amer hls wife died Ice Was obtained from
there - use about her remains. being
founi In considerable Quantities There
Il probably not another place In .he Stats
where Ice remains In ia natural condition
he year round.
The frost although so destructive was
not Qllte universal y X Wentworth :
potatoes are nearly - green 90 In July and
much OF biz corn l. YET untouched.
oar corn vas killed ouly In the leaf. 20
that u eontlnues 10 an Oui, and much OF II
gill b. sound AMI good
Apples are mach more plenty than Wa
srPscisi Two maths ago, and M muks,
Cor early fruit
IN. potato crop q. better than ia., year
~ sxcelleni qaAlity, and, - Jet. bat very
little iniicstions % rot
n % Davis, 81 oAkis. Mnu.. writes
us that TIE wheat crrp tasr- 10 partial
fsilare This year TIE straw was veil
grown - that thew expected aboat 30
Bushels Pef sefe. Instead % Which they are
getting ooly IRON 10 70 rs, ~ being sbou,
TIE average.
There l. An over proiuctioa 90 hedge
hogs thls year. destroying corn ana ap.
pes The other DAY neighDor sho, one
while looking in Al The window. l.. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Wilnon,n Mills.

II silll contlnaes dull AMI we, weather
making II quite n ilri ,alt getting grain
snd potatoes a. 10 wss the bay.
sumner Paine. Of Boston. sui bis frleni
Perkins are NJ or sporting sni csmplug
oat tour. T. \. Fliui AMI Y. A. York
guide-
Prsbk Flln, ~. In town making brief
calls. iis sisters, Lille aud Littie, are
% vlsliiug relatives sni friends.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. ID. BATES sni II W
Dyisu % Msnsneli sre guests al Y. A
FIints Mr. flint IL silll ou The sick list.
& T. Bartlett has been NJ
Oae logging crew has gone up and suppl,
teams krv nov on the road.
X =. Bennett shot hawk to-day
ui- wings measuring from rip n tip n.
inches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Went Bethel.

We hsve nos bad I've successive loSery
days. which l. m0aliiug oar ffost bitten
corn fodder la The nslis, whether cut or
stanilng TIE most % 10 must b. worth
.ess for cattle food.
Potatoes Arr rUiiing some bat not many
tug yet Ssan Al Bethel l. buying al ~
csuts az prcs~ni
Hsury Jsikins Nbd fami.y have moved
o. Norway, and wsrnsr Kendall tales
Bcan's foaf horss team that Nc. J. has
driven 80 long - nrst class tsamstsr'
TIE schools Nw d aud on TIE n'i
cnmmsscs,i last MOnday with Misses fiOrA
Wheeler aud Bessie Harden a. teacher.
Aw Grover has has thrce-yeArs OH
grade Durham ball. feet, for sale. Has
worksd some both single and double and
Il perfectly gentle.
several eases oftypholi fever are re-
ported In town. People cannot be too
careful In pfos ding pare water for use 10
N IN fanlllcs 81 a. seAsoas OF the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Resolutions.

s'ru Crysis Wave Lodge. o. q I,
Ia blctts.t. 90 ths death % Brother
L-'n'tf Hpfgfon Where's. II has pieis-
e .af Heavenly Father In a.. mystsfioa.
lilfiruce % remove oV d-sth oar oei1s-
81 90 .gaIy esteemed brother, LeApdsr
helgilu, and 10 bscomss as In some salt
- nAansr % recognize the event, there
~ hsoiset, That In The death OF Bro.
'si1n tas trmpefsncs cAnse all 60
Fcsy Crystal wasv t.sigv hAs lost one
- a'nysi ADD most devoted sdVOcAtes-
- 80 as willing % make The lsr1e.i
'a,ilcs iuf the good Of the Order aud all
N''entrt Of ne tsmpsrenc. cause. he
satti, That To- his death 90 are eAlied
80 % "a forth greater sf0fts In ths
sa-se and y constant vigilance emaiAt-
- Virtues arr thst ~ bear IN this prov
.-s.es or Cod q summons % q parrr de-
,.ala % tsmperenes than Ne have here
~ilfe CHERISHED Resolved. that we hsr''
y ifnisr car hesrtfsh sympsihy - me
ios % oar lamsnted brother and Also
49, ar charter In mourning for thiriy
- al forsArd copy OF The forego-
- tesoisiious 20 The bsrvavsd family
al 'or Pubucatior.
v p DEcosrEE Commities
W n PURkts. %
ID. A. TUrrLE. Resolutions
Naesa-ii, sept iStn, isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Albany.

Mr.. J,An Grover IA. hal very III turn
.nt uos liss In . critical condition.
Orriu N. Paslps IL quite sick
There are many on The sick hst e-Peeisl.
Ia ehildr,u. Both % Dexter Cummings
ehiltrsr and A. l. Hollis child have been
very sick with bloody dysentsry' Ioey
Arr uOS better. c
Mr.. Richardson, OF Aroostook coeoy'
"a. gi.lted his orOther'in w Cem
Mage. lie TANKS the lsoors OF Hnn' MT
Pa,n.m In that coanty resulted In increas-
ins ths Rspahliesn vote.
~ CLARK and son. have naished tneli
,oa.. f1- Tnomas Morrill, and are now
l.vlus an sqasdact % bring water 10 iheir
or house. good thing.
Alfrei A. son % Daniel CiNk' hN
,,pdins Goald'. Academy al Bethel
Nr. Willoughoy York. Of Lynehsiue,
vho IA. besna great sufferer Tor long
time died this week. Her end was pe'ee-
faL Gill;,
4. Al home during vacation. lie VIII 'sse
his usxt year At Amherst
George Grover IL on the rosh se"'ps
really made clothing
no wiiser l. hsrvesiiug an extra erop
of i'm. Beans. They wefs not W
The frOst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Rryanf'a Pond.

Died IN Milton III Sep, isih. Ar,l Per.
ham. ,gei ,bou, - NJ. Psrh,m h,i al.
ways resided 10 WOODSTOCK until last
spring ", .lw.ys hsi the repu,s,iou OF
being 40 honest m>u smons his to~asmsn
sni nelghbors The funeral service Vas
conducted BY R,v Alex,nisr Iiill OF West
Paris. on the gosh last
The winter school will ~ sugh, ny Mr..
Pedro elliott ADD Miss I'm Wing
Az extension l. being siiei IN the print
Ing office. Mr.. Ch,se Intends 10 use
steam power In bis JOB once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
The oxford Baptist AS sociation

The Association met with the Backnsld
Baptist church, Sept 1890 The weather
being very uniAyorsble, bot few deleg ite-
were In attendance the frst day. There
was . fair attendance on Wednesday,
meetings.
The Association organized with Rev. J..
II Bsrrows OF Buekfsld moderator and
Rev. q. Mayo OF Paris clerk. The social
meetings were very Interesting, aud ware
charseterir d by the Holy Spirits presence
aud power, especially the one at the clos
Ing session OF the Association.
Two pastors have left the Assoeisiion
during the past year, Rev. w. II n Yea
tres removing from Peru to North Bsr-
wick, and Rev. O. Richardson from North
Llyermore To Rutland. VI Two have en-
tered the Association, Rev. ". q. French
settling NJ Turner, and Bro. J. NJ L1ng.
q recent graduate from Newton, settling
a. Canton, where be viii be ordained 10
the near future.
The annual sermon Vas preschei by
R-v. J. II. Barrows Text 56Ih Psalm.
i2lh verse. Other sermons were preached
by Rsy. brethren A. Snyder Of North Al
fr,d, ". q. French, j. NJ. Long aud q.
Mayo.
rev. O. 4 Harden spoke In the interest
OF the Maine Baptist Convention. Rev. Q.
NJ. Emery for Hebron Academy, Rsy. j. u
Coehrane In behalf OF both Home aud fJr'
rigu Missions, aud Rev. O. Mayo for the
Education Society.
The next annual meeting OF the Asso.
citation will he holden with the Canton
church, tbs nsst Tuesday 10 September,
| 1859
Tue next quarterly meeting Of the A..o.
cis,ion will DE holden with the Paris Hill
church, Wednesday aud Thursday, 0st. 10
and II. The afternoon aud evening Of the
latter day will be devoted To the Interests
OF the Oxford Sabbath School Association.
CLERK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Hebron.

Prof Moody OF Aubarn. speu, Sauisy
Nth his mother Ills school opened on
Mpaisy. i7th.
Rev. &. X. Harden and daughter. NJ.
Wedge and ssveral Others are attending
the Association ~ Buckh "a tAis week.
Me-. y . Bachelor Who has been here
for The past two weeks. len for Boston
wednesday. Mr.. B,ehelier thluks Wal
lace Cushmsn has the naes, driviug horse
In the place and that Miss Fannie IL get.
ting N b. qulte shorse woman, handling
ID INDY" a. fesrlessly ss her father does
Some pieces OF sweet corn here have
been entirely killed by the frost while
Others have been bat little irjarei.
Chas II Dodge and Mr.. Lincoln who
graduated here lsst commencement, have
entered Colby University this fall.
FL Glover's new hoase IL being plss'
tered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Denmark.

George Thomas. . native OF this town,
died In Portland Sept. 18Th, aged about tC
years. lie has Q sister and Q number oil
brothers living In this town.
Miss Bell Hill OF Lawrence, Mass, who
has been at her sunrs Mrs. Jones for sew
eral months has been called home by the
severe illness OF her mother.
Business at the corn shop begins 70
slscken. Some $4,000 cans have been
pat up and the amount viii probably reach
500 600 The greater part OF IL IL 10 good
condition. q. Y. whiddeu Who bought
the store OF Mr.. Bean Is bullding . stable
aud making changes and additions thai
will give him . residence and store. Ths
Masonic hall is In the third story and u
Mr.. w. gets the post Office after election
be will do quite . business.
Luke and ". II. Brown OF North Bridg
ton who have had branch furniture stor'
here have removed Il 70 Brownn ED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
North Fryeburg

Mr.. Tsom~ Gap,ln. Who has been
graiaaliy f.lllng 10 health fSf May
months. died A. TIE hons ~ her daughter,
Mr. Dexter wAlksr. on The hight OF th'
iiih. The funeral services were held or
the following Ia ,sday
The Ladies AS met On the isih With
Mr.. Hirsn stevens. Many % The mem
hsrs were prevented from attending. bat ,
gooily company % Invited guests erj1yet
the hospitality 30 beautifully extended 70
them.
Mr. W. ro-ls has rs,arned FROM
GresuVlils
Ms Marian Jones Il attending the
AcAiemf this tern.
II. Birch Hli Circle held lts regular
meeting lasi wcsk With Mrs. Alvia Jones.
Mrs. John SHAW Ahi Ms. Sassn wiley
49, reported n - Improving In htAlih
Mr.. Bsutlsy, from Novs Scotia, Il The
guest % Der sisisr. Mrs.. Frank Wiley.
Mr John q. blanchard. % The Youths
CompAn o., with Mr. blanchard has been
sis,ting frisuis 10 W. fysbsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Porter

BAD seisher for harvesting a. this warn
vet weather Il b,i for thu crops. MsuJ
farmer, have grain cut ani oai 10 th'
storm suppose this will have ~ 20 fo'
ih- line storm.
Mrs.. Alvln S,,uley Z. oats sick.
They have conn MET .srle. Of m ss,.
log. a, ths charch ani srs hplilug them
i,y All algAt - cDiuna vi'ks
oar Dsm cratic friend, are trying u
pick up crunb % comfort nov sni thea
from tie late election 4 cbrrs.pl1t'ii
~ The Argu. claims Victory On oar Rip'
rcssn,,,ive District rsoye,rs ago thsy
h,i igg nj )ri,y All nlsh IL cut ip~u
.inl.t one half Tray slm, p,ople ars
thankful flr snail favor.
% had weather for the fairs that cons
dthsptesen, week oar city friend. lik'
DC bird. will soon be gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
NaWrY.

We are In the midst OF . spell OF vet
weather which makes II bal for harvest,
Ing. Lots 90 grsin IL lying on The ground
Corn and bean. injured by the frost IL be
lns dashed ap by the vet
A good many people on the sick list
J. W. Klllgore IL suffering with seiA,l'
rheumatism
Mrs. Laurence Searle and Mrs. y. \
Baker ar both qllts sick.
North Nswry sewing circle met AZ y. X
wiibef's Thursday 81 last week. There
sss . good attendance and an eployshl'
time. Thursday OF next week 10 IL ap
polluted % nee, AZ ". n. Bakers.
Potatoes are roi,lng badly In sons
pisces. Farmers viii commence digging
In earnest As soon |. the weather clears
up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25

Mrs. Lacy M,Kssp, OF Nor-.y, iorns s
" 90 thls town, -.s buried hs,s n.,,so,d
Ey-IIel Fogg. formerly OF hsruo,o,
d,sd satdenly Thursday, aged 81 years A'N
mOatas. .hoek
NJ. Newell and her sister sno oss-
Iudl.n women. are camping here "s
Fred PARROT 10 no better. DR. hofr, o. ?,
fswl.ton. vas called TO yisli ANN w. .
w,sR ssd while here be yisi'si ,ae 80
emily hi Back Block. lie eonsldsfSu ~
~ Ia .ocA . state ths, the pablo hesi'n
Il tn danger. -.,v .iek a,
c,ra. Browa'. a. welehsille.
p-.,o. arovn IL rebuilding his hoase.
IL .III sdi |. b.y window and make O'0''
improvements. ,,.h 49, heen
,,s,lss on Merrill Brackets land. ~ - 80
nls...l,, place and thsy have esl ~. ~.
i,ss 10 camp very much and have asa many
visitors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25

Me-. Nathan Klmbsll . former Sslec;msn
% the t0sn OF Hiram died Sept Ith Of
old age and indrmlties. lie Vas aged
about - years lie has been Tor many
years an Industrious, worthy farmer, .
model Chrlstisn respected by all. lie
leaves two sous and six daughters.
Miss Minnie II. Hubbard has gone 10
Meridian. Miss. ~ teach q mission school.
Mr George W. 0.gooi IL In poor health.
Miss Emily Barnes Il poorly from The
fleets Of typhoid fever.
III c. Gould and family are visiting In
Hiram.
Mr.. Johuathsn Wilson OF Sweden Is
visiting her sou, DR.. Charlie. y. Wilson.
Miss Thin, Buck has returned from
Ma..Arhnseits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
North Paris

Me- HnIugwooi 4. getting out large
stock Of very nic- hsnd-s for his can't
dog. from the land of Marble & Foster.
Mr. Eniugw-oi makes superior esutdog
and dots . ready sale for them
Mrs y RiehAfdson I. very sick ,yphoif
fever.
Mr.. John Young has moved into u.
Fields rent
NJ Cashm,n has been blasting rock
for building = new dan.
JR. Chilis Il helping Barrett Brothers
care for their large stock OF horses this
fall.
over 5000 lbs. butter were made q,
West Paris Creamery 10 August. They
we're given second premium ~ State Fair
ON print butter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
o.sorl Univer,alist Associati


The we.ther last wednesday morning
looked rather unpfoptloas fJr the nesting
of the Oxfofd Association. IL had ralned
steadily for two days. and, thOagh the rain
s.s suspended there was little promise OF
sunshine, and the msmbcrs % the recep-
ton COMMITTEES. gathered ~ the Paris llill
ehareh, decided thn their LABOR. woali be
usht But q Considerable number Of dele
gate. aud visitor. came through The mod
.nd rain. and the meetings were all well
attended
Al eleven O'Clock Wednesday forenoon
the opening service .s held, Rev W. W.
Smith, OF Turner Centre, preaching Q
thoughtfal sermon on prayer aud TIE ia"
OF cessation.
AtsP. . mse,ins OF the council OF
delegates was held sud soommlit.s chosen
To arrange programme OF the meetings OF
The session.
Following this "a. . sermon by Dr. w.
u. French. or rarnsr. from the text,
Wherefore by your fruits ye shall kaoN
them" The speaker spilled hi'
saying a. test VI the divine character
AMI engaged In . demonstration that u
O II lives according 20 the laws which he
has given men for their guidance, he must
~ . forbearing and mercifal God.
A meeting Oithe council wN held a. the
close % this service, routlne business be-
Ing transacted.
ia the eyruiug service ol praise and
s,ag was lci by Dea q 'ofgs Strout. Of
lubarn, followed by . preaching service,
with sermon ny Rev. q. A. Hayden. of Al.
burn. Mr. Hsyden's subject Was The
demands OF the heart" snd his tsxi the
words OF the p,almi.t my heart aud my
ns-h crle,h out for the living God" After
.ho wing the uniyersallty OF thls desire OF
the heart. the speaker proceeded - show,
Ia Dis eloquent manner, what IL the
character Of the living God Tor which
heart and q ssh cry Out.
A praise service 81 . O'Clock Thursday
morning. VA. led by Rev o y. Alvofd, OF
fryeourg.
4 meeting OF the council chose the fOl.
lowing officers
President. lion. sidney Perh,m: clerk. Rev.
%. q. Aivori, offryeburg; Preacher OF DC
cssionsi sermon. Rev. %. D. AlVoru.
There WAS considerable discussion Ia re-
gard - continuing the grove meetings but
no definite action Was taken, the miiirr
being left To the discretion OF TIE com
mlttee IL WAS decided IN hold tee meet
log OF the association next year ~
Mechanic Falls. A vote OF thsnks was
extended to tue people OF Paris for their
hospitality.
Al n O'Clock public serslcs vas held
with good sermon by Mr.. Eastman OF
Tufts Divinity School, on the Subject,
"Let your light shine"
The closing meeting OF the session ws-
held Thursday Afternoons. Preaching by
Rev. Marion Crosley, OF Porilaad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
GranOn

Lo.t. sirayei or stolen. Al ~ our bean
tifal sunshlne; mi. I. the rnh day sines
sunshine disappeared AMI no trace % her
yet three days Of The Eve Il has rsined
more or le-- nearly al the time.
Many farmers are very anxious n have
The return OF fair weather. Many or them
had grain standing when Ne hal The great
'ro., and IL "a. much damaged thereby
4 great part % the grain th,, hai not been
cut before the frost IL no~ out soaking In
this long storm becsu.. there hsi not been
sun enough 10 dry the grain a. 10 store In
The barn.
The travelling Il VERY bal on seeoant OF
the great an bunt OF mud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Norway Lake.

G. A steven. IL stopping =, home sg,in
.ner gate an extended tour shrosi,
George Iisrrick 1. srll a. work on G. A.
Steven. large ballilng.
School begins here next Mouisy the
?5'h i,isio be uush, ~ frsnk Buile,I
% Norway
Aur. AMI Ellen Partridge are visiting q,
their fathers. S,male Pfirlige's.
Leon FROST ani wife sre visiting her
sister Mrs v. r Green
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Dixnald.

Mach we,ne., and .iill IL eonunae. "a
vt
Frank S,Hsrlow. Eco .ini wife retained
n Dlxfsld FRIDAY. Sept ~
A party OF DiHhsld folks aro NJ Weld
pbnd eel iying themselves.
Corn factory closed Tuesday though II
1. hopei that IL win start sg,ln In week
Mr.. MAariee Melntire has opesei :
livery stable ~ the place formerly owned
~ Albion Marsh.
Dr. Startevsni has moved Into Harlow
Block.
We listened - syery able sermon last
Srndsy by our pastor. Rev. Mr. Rawlings
Subleci, the AtOnsment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25

A rainy wesk. making 10 rather uupless
ant for farmers Who have sSee' eo'h !"
gather. ,-,,
Sweet corn 10 almos, pertret tahnte on
account % the frust
Dr. Eastman. (ieuilsil u 10 town.
There l. one case OF TYPHOID lever IN
mi. district. Mrs. Andrew Thorn
Many are suffering from severe colds
Mr. ant Mrs. Morrison, Who nave Oeeu
away visiting have rsinrned home.
Mrs Andrew Martin Who has been SC
q lonz time l. improving bat very slowly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
East Hahron.

n. II. and ID. X. Keepe have lost one OF
their best horses by ipfamstion OF the
bowels.
Bspj. watson and family have moved
back 20 Auburn.
Mr.. Edith N Berry OF Canton IL visit
ing her father, J. X. Bounsy.
Mr.. @. n. R>msdell IL preparing for
new teeth a. Dr. d has sysiu passed
through the place and there are several
eoetemplatlng engaging DIR. BIS services
=. he IL considered by experts TO be
master OF bis business and his work viii
stand the test 81 "live aud let i've prices
Sweet corn has Jared hard oy the nost'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
Roxbury,

s. VI. Locke has not heard from the besi
that ran away With bis trap, but he h,c
the good fortune ~ capture another on
Wednesday. lie was furiou. AMI uiet
hard n break away ss The other one did
Bot ha hsi . trap With him equal 10 The
zone horse shay" sui he hal 10 stay untll
NJ l. dispatched him.
The long spell OF weather silll continues
Staples IL trying n drive out his poplar
bat ths water I. rather low. The rear Il
a. ] l. Weeks place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
UPTON.

Every one l. snxloas 10 attend the fair
At Audover aud sceori.ng 10 all reports
most Of them will 60
Several Of Henry and samuel R,ymoud's
friends gave them . surprise party las,
evening. Everyone enjoyed themselves
and vent away we'll pleased.
Friends nom Mexico are visiting AZ will
he SArgents.
We saw W. @. Akley holding on 10 hi.
face yesterday. Have that tooth out VIII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
THE BEAR BRIGADE
East Brovnsal3

When the sun gets well across TIE line
Ne may expect fair vesiher.
Mrs Osoorne Sticknsy expects 10 leave
~ ss weeks 10 spend the winter In
Nevada AMI California
lung fever.
Herbert Lssvlt, l. very sick with
typhoid FEVER. lie has ben ., work In the
corn shop AMI remalusd longer than As
ought amer being unwsn.
Mrs florence Mansaeld hiss son. The
nfst grAnichilt In A W. Mansfeld's fam.
ny.
Mrs c. 7. Clark and family have re.
turned % New Haven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25
North-west Norway.

Mr.. ani Mrs Packard went 10 Mechanic
Fall. Sept ilth % the funeral Of Mrs
Psekard's niece. Hiram Merrilrs daughter
Mr. Flint OF Albany IL 1t work At \. w.
Merrilrs nui.hing OF the chsmbers for
bedrooms aud making Improvements 10
the lower part OF the house.
Mr.. Judkins has moved Into the rent 10
the Case house vacated by wslter Blsbee
J NJ. Holi and wife from Aurors, III
are visiting his brother Daniel Holt aud
other relAiiyes.
Mrs. Oas Martin aud Mrs. whitcomt
from EAsi Waterford made several calls
on old friends in this place last Friday.
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East Waterford.

M,s.sus rlspgoOd OF Boston made Lis
cousin l. VI. Sand srson . dying visit Mon
day.
A npck 81 eighteen hen HAWKS W. seen
over The Baker farm
The Congregational Circle met al James
Ch.doourne's Wednesday,. A large con-
pauy and gooi time.
Miss Lena. daughter OF whliney Back
OF this place. and Henry ffeem,u of Nor
s,y were married Al Norway the l6ia by
Rsy. Mss Angel.
81 Il. warren ani family of welchville
we've a. \ 4 Halls last week.
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Lowell.

Ga Tuesday horse belonging 10 CHI
ford ". Eastman ran with the carriage
through the village striking . stone post
81 the corner OIL y. ". Pox's yard. The
shafts were broken and the carriage over
turned. lie vas caught near the church
without further dsm,ge.
Ga Thursday afternoon the Republicans
90 Lowell raised nns csmpugn h,g bear.
Ing the names aud portraits ~ their eau
did,ie. The n,g I, 30 by Is feet The
Repaollesns Of this town feel that they
tsve made . good showing In Increasing
their m,l irity ~ Is In 1886 n 80 Ia isss
New voter. coming OF age aud Democrats
changing are the causes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25

N1ts ,.taaiinr ~ uuf,vorAals usAih-
q. o. a. crop % Is isiloas an batter.
car. make. glit- sprinting ~ color In
,tc-s. s1i fs.pperfy busas- are Patting
astt,s.f sltana blossoms rso % thrvs
49, rf gl,i sssthsr. Ant - can have
o., rs.9'~rrio.. lin limited quantity on
r.s "a 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-25

Al-i uaunsa Cas.lsy Sled 10 Oxford Ga
Sr1-i,v TIE fansrN vii h. held A. The
Bs-i.i rra-rs In this Pisce, ~ Zen o'clock
Taa.ftr ulrIng "Annt llanunah's-
slsr 2. 40 nurse she hss hai ne esrv OF
prss saeir-i All slKty nine lnfAnts
- 9e-slns lesv- sssrstsr memory.