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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Lowell

on Monday afternoon, May 2sth, the
veterans OF Lowell met AZ the ball near the
Coug1 church Al the Centre and were mus.
tered IN A. Parker Post, No. 80. q. A. X t,
by adiatAnt 4. G. Mllliken, OF Portland.
assisted by comrades OF farragrt Post, OF
Brldgton and Grover Post Of fDeburg.
They then repaired 10 the town ball, where
4 bouuilful supper was spread by the
i.iies oft vicinity. Supper Was proyid'
"a for every one and $50 were seated Al the
tables. Amer the suppsrIibe officers OF the
Post were publicly Installed ~ follows;
Pes, CommAnder, John W. Webster; :. v. C.,
Geo. n Hartman, J. v. G.. Charles III. Browni
oasrtsrnssteT, .. Ii. steArns; Adlutant. 4. Z.
Stsarns, Oficer % the euafd. W. ". Durgin
OricsT OF ths day. q. II. Hatch; surgeon
stephen conn. Chaplain, John fox.
After The Installation remarks were made
by Adjatsnt Mllliken, Of Portland, aud
MIliken, Foster and Crockett, OF fsrrs-
gu, Po.t. and Eastman. Sawyer and Smart
OF Grover Post.
on Sunday Rev. John w. Webster
Or Vehed . very able Memorial sermon.
Amer the sermon recitstions were given by
Misses Kueeland, MeAllister, Patnim and
Hatch and Mrs NJ. A. Charles. The
church was beautifully decorated.
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weat Sunner

KP. B1Nker n. taken charge OF The
ho,sl All We guarantee The pablo saii''se'
ton.
no Tasu hAs rcnoVsiei bis honss 90
Back Street, and Is comfortably settled
therein.
oar teacher wss &C daiy sday or two
OF account OF sickness, bat Il now able 10
~ a. work
Ina Heath i ~ work fof u. W. Gland.
Ter.
Dr. Bishee has soli nj. big colt % Al.
barn parties for good round price. Doc
tor has hAi very good luck with horses for
me past year. n Ne may call 10 luck. bat of
course good Judgment goes great way 10
buying aud selling horses.
n. y Co5uru. E'q has ne~ team
throughout, AMI u isnt = bad looking
team either
Mr. X l. Tuell l. having al she can 10
10 the milliusry business.
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Dixaeld.

Memorial service. we're held Wednesday
Afternoon Al The church. john Irish WAS
orator % the day.
Rev. j Rawlings and Dr.. S,urtsyani
were Al Weld Pond Thursday. They go,
some good n.h. All are having good luck
tbs season. ladies'. s well - gsuts. Miss
Nellie Stanley caughts six.Pound salmon
few days ago.
The ue~ bullilngs ate growing fast and
more will b. started In week OF 80.
william Talnter has pot the his coach on
the Canton line. IL 10 painted up In style
for The sumner travel.
Frank STANLEY has nj. house shlpgled
and part % the dash on.
Harlow Bros. are having The untbishei
part OF the block plAstsrei.
Work on the new rooms al the National
House l. nearly completed.
WIN Kiddsr Il pashing The worn on bis
aoase.
The new pOst on q bgildipg IL growing
fat. - veil a. Mr.. Cox's new tenement
J 4 Johnston Is having bis house paint
81.
Dr Swascy AMI wife are boarding a. Mr..
wallace IIu,ehlnsoh's.
n A. Randall aud wife have gone 20
Weld Pond. with Mr Jackson aud wife, OF
Paris
Mrs.. M,mls and Miss Eta Harlow, OF
Auburn. are visiting At W. =. Gases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
South Rnnknnld.

The crow. have commenced their ne
f,rloas work.
By the way. NJ. Eiltof. We DO no, 90,
the crow substituted Tor The bear Al the
head % the T. T.. Il. H Suggested by one
~ your worthy cofresponieuis We re-
specially submit N the crow would not b.
better emblem % piracy >ni brigAniAge
than that OF any honesi calling.
JOhunie Gcrrish Il a. home from y. 4.
The selectmsn have bought Jonah
forpe.' mare for the town farm
John Adkins raised q colt last year srer
Major boone for Which 300 has been re-
fused ihi. spring.
A panaces warranted n sxiermln,te the
potato beetle Ia offered ior sale a. out
stores.
Waited, .e,p.sle lawyer TO locate a,
Bncknsli.
Dexter Record has nae yOuug Chester
boar.
George II. Holl,ni wh, went out west
from this town thl. spring isM white
Sulphur Springs, Mln,ana, acting a. cook
etc. Tor gang Of men.
oar ROAD. are in good condition for this
time % year.
Homer n. Chase has seeded down sever
al acre. mAnurlng with phosphate.
The roh m,ehlns l. a. work on the
Turner road.
G,orge u Blsbee b. brough. down I've
horses from Massachusetts,.
Farmers are backward about their spring
work.
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East Waterford.

Born. May g9.h. 20 The wife % George
A. Miilsr, = daughter.
Mrs.. Jane lKimball) P,ummsr. widow
% the late Capt samuel Piummer. died q,
The home % hsr daughter. Mrs. waldo +.
Brown. Nav 25;h. Her other children ar
Mrs. john y Baker. % Norway, Charles
Piummer. OF Waterford. lleury and Cru.
81 Idaho Springs. Colorado. She received
pension for the loss Of son, Who Was =
captain 10 the lAle war. Henry Plummer
Il now 10 town.
Mrs. Angellne N. SAnierson. OF Bethel,
sAs a. her sons last week. She has
bought The Shuri'ef stAud a. South Water
ford. where she Il - move.
Warren II. WALTER 10 10 have water
from a spring on his farm sent 10 him in
Newton. Mass. where be expects % dad
ready sale Tor a. lie has engaged Clar'
suce n Pride 20 haul IL 10 the depot 81
NORWAY.
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FryeburQ.


The widow OF the late David Sawyer
died 90 Friday. the 25th. Her funeral took
place on Sundsy Al the Methodist church.
Miss Hattie Abbot, IL teaching Al North
frvebarg.
Mr.. and Mrs. sswsll uobson were ., A.
Z. fye's last week.
Miss Olive Swan Il stIll 81 North Bridg.
ton In attendance on her sick suut, Mrs.
&. swan.
The memorial sermon OF Rev. w. v. Llv.
ingston, preached on Sunday. the 2Ith, IL
printed In the Record"
Memorial Day was duly observed at The
auditorium Al the camp ground.
Miss Susan Charles returned from her
winters visit In Midtown, n. B., on We'd
nesdsy.
Rev. W. W. Livingston. OF J,frey. "
H., IL visiting his son. and had an import
snt part In the services OF the ordination.
which took place May 3ist The services
OF the dsy-examiustion OF the candidate
~ The Council In the forenoon. ordination
In the afternoon. and . social gathering ~
The vestry In the evening. were all OF .
high order. and very satisfactory and sue.
cessful The church WAS beautifully deco
rated with lowers Tor the occasion.
Maurice Pilshury len Friday FOR his po-
sl,lon 10 ~. Marks Hotel. New York City.
Clayton Pike returned from Boston
Thursday night
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Hebron.

Sunday, Msy 2Tth, Mr.. Wedge gave .
Memorial sermon which was much appre-
ciaied.
Rev. Mr.. Harden returned from wash.
ington Monday. lie enjoyed his trip much
sud while absent visited his old home In
Pennsylvania.
Prot Moody spen, Sunday with bis
mother.
Wednesday was ni,lngly observed A.
Memorial Day. Post A. A. DwinL, OF
Mechanic Fails came up In the morning.
The four soldiers graves were decorated,
after which the exercises were held In the
chapel. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Harden, al.
dress by Prof. Sargent, an account OF the
soldiers from this town by 4 l.. Packard.
Esq, and music by Hebron Come, Band,
and singing by the male quartette. After
the services dinner WAS served In the
Academy Hall. We are indebted 10 Nj.
Packard for his ngures In regard TO
soldiers sent from here. Although
Hebron IL . small town having At that time
some 100 inhabitants, - men were sent 10
the war. IS were volunteers, J drafted and
20 hifei oat OF town. - OF the number are
now dead. Daring the war the women
rsisd six hundred dollars for the bentni OF
the soldiers. We think this q good report
for one small town. The present genera.
ton can form no Idea 81 those days. The
old heroes are fast passing away aud We
fear ere this that Gen. Sheridan II number
ed with those across the river. e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Enst Bethel.

Memorial Day wss appropriately ohsefv.
"a iu this place by brown Post, q A. Il
Amer the decoration ofthe soliisrs' graves
The program irc'uiei music. prayer, = q ae
IN rsnder,d rvcltAii0u. by Miss Barker. and
= very Interesting memorial address ~ NJ
A Eiwsris. closing win = prayer and
.ingiug ~ "Ameflcs' by al.
wO brown And n y Bartlett started
Nav SLIT for BATE CITY, MoutanA
Mrs. III Ssan l. nOs ~ South Paris TAX
lng care ~ The sick.
Helen Bartlett has been Spending q few
dsy. 40 Portland.
Most % The farmers are p,Artug sweet
corn flr n = Webb Co.
Stevens Bros have Adiet 20 their stock
% good. al kinds % farming tools and
fall line % rcady. made clothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Roxburv Pond

Bsrl u. Michel has gone TO the lake.
Cor 4. whltney.
Maria Eimands l. teaching In No. 4. An,
dover.
Jacob Iloisd1n has been looking over
letter 4 township with A T. Kslllaer. OF
Bethel.
Mayor Ramsey l. taklug The las, OF
his poplar drive across Roxhary Fond.
william ID Mitchell . hailiing wagon.
Rev. ). :. lork, couuty missionary. h,s
bsgan bis travels Arough this section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Hiram.

Miss Emily J. Barnes has removed 10
her house on Hancock Avenue, T.. Hiram.
T. NJ. Noble has been doing mason work
In ". II. lie has returned home sick with
rheumatic fever.
Mr.. Calvin y. Clemmons has removed 10
Hon. John II. Springs farm 10 stop for
the summer.
Ga Sundsy last Reys. David Pratt, T.. Il.
Eastman and Knapp held interesting Me-
mortal services Al the Congl. church.
The soldiers graves were decorated on
Wednesday. Llewellyn A. wsdsworth
WAS selected 20 deliver the address but
WAS obliged by III health 20 decline. An
exhaustive list aud data OF ~ deceased
soldiers OF Hiram, entered by him In the
town records years ago was read Instead.
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STATE NEWS.

ois suicide ani two attempt. ar re-
p-f,
a ma sas robbed % snail sun Of
-lesl ini a watch. on TIE street In Gardi.
81 ons tis.i as. week
Ias Prs, District Democratic COuven.
80 conluaied Hoo. william Enery, Of
AIfei' A. candidate Cor Congress.
Hsa tie sooded .,ore house In Calais
..sis largs quantity OF line Vas stored.
-, tae line being thus ared, the ouilding
"a destroyed.
Il. ~. sngin-er % The Flying Yankee. on
- hAns Ceutrsl. one dsy discovered TIA,
80 piece o. The Z ,nge OF one OF the loco
-1N,s "asels hai broken %. When and
sss orokeu, ant shy The engine
'" DOT dersilst, are mysteries.
u a.rsesutly CON. oui hist Ne. Blsins's
49, q Augusta vas catered sOne years
"a. the family we're swsy. aud bis
sr rsiAiing - political and nnancisl
ssf. we're ovsrhaalei. The burglars evil
...,i aoplng u secure sOmething which
- p Used % damage Ne Blaine. Moth
" We sort seems - have been secured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
East Brownaeld.

LsAfy jane.
Memorial Day was quietly observed.
Decorating the graves was the only txer'
else.
Mrs. Brsslln with the Misses Stevens
have arrived and opened the house Tor The
summer.
Miss sar, Rice = AZ her ,unts, Mrs.
v. X Suekney's, FOR while.
Iuviiautlons Tor the silver wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Durgin, Jane "a, are
out-
A party OF the friends OF The Rounds
have been here several days nshing. Met
with good success.
The many friends OF Mrs. Henry How
Ard are panied a. the news OF her sudden
death.
The caucus for the choice OF delegates
% the State convention, 81 Portland, Jane
l2.h, aud the county convention az Paris,
jane 25th. was held May 2Gih.
u n lean and hiram Geichcli chosen for the
fOrmef. W. n. suesnei and Hiram 0eteheil
Cor the latter.
Tnsy All cleave 10 the old ways.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Danmark.

Mrs.. Biggs AMI child. OF Greennsld,
Mas. are staylng a. the home OF Hon
WIlsn Bean. the father % Mrs. Biggs.
Hoo. Rufus Pnnce. OF Turner, admins
traitor OF the estate Of the late John Z.
Hodge. sold the real estate a. .1eilon Ma,
3i.t. The homestead WAS sold Tor $50,
% George w. Gray and otbsrs,-a great
sacrifice, a. the house Il nearly pew sno
cost about $3.50 n. u. Richardson. OF
the Brscke,t House, bought the pas'ar'
for 500 49,
Died, In Denmark. May sth, live
daughter OF ID W. and Louisa 0oodren
aged. years, 6 months. fanerA MAY SO.n
attended BY Rsy. o y. Alvord, OF Nor'h
fryeoarg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Norway

Charles Saith AMI Phinp BrAibary have
been makiug few chsnges 10 The sails and
other parts ~ their boat n will nov sail
fksisf than nrflfc.
Eisin Wooioritge. ON Y. has Arrlv-
"a % spend he sumner on Bis farm Al
Norway Csntsr
J Ofin Smith. 4 graduate % Norway
Uigh school. ani son ~ Jane. Smith, OF
this place. hAs last retufn~i nom Albany,
y. Y. where be graduated With hOnors
from ne Albany Law School
Eiiih Saith l. tsaching Win good sue-
cess In Dist NJ 4
EmmA Stevens has gone n work 10
HOBBS Variety Store for few weeks,
shlie Der sister hNs vacation.
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North Paria


w. IL Childs will occupy his new house
this week.
Mrs. John Young is now able TO do her
own homework.
J.G. Crawford and son have set large
number Of apple trees this spring. We
learn about 700.
Al. Abbott has set some over 40 trees.
y. ID. Welcome, OF Mechanic Falls,
brought some very nice trees 10 this part
OF the town.
Mrs. Thurlow Is 10 move 70 Mechanic
Falls.
A son OF Fred Lowe has very bad sore
on his foot. II has been opened on top
and II Is thought that II win 20 through
20 the bottom
Mr.. Lowe has lost his COW; also Mr..
Edwards Of South Woodstock.
Frank Barrett shot at woodchuck and
the recoll Of the gun broke bis collar bone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Gilead.

A nice rain this week, which has started
up the grass which Is looking nicely.
The low lands are very vet, ani q large
amount OF planting IL 10 be done yet.
Memorial Day Was observed here gener-
ally. The @. A. X. Post, OF GorhAm, came
down In the morning and held services and
decorated the graves In the cemetery on the
south side OF the river. after which they
repaired 20 the hall where boun,lful din.
nsr was Awaiting them, 10 which they did
good service. and then returning ~ Cor.
ham where they decorated the graves, AMI
In the evening 9 splendid Grafton WAS de-
nystrd Ia the Opera House ny MsJ Hewitt,
OF Tbomsstou Post. Qalie . number OF
our people wen, 10 Gora,m TO hear the ora
ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
North Rrrehnrg.

Mrs Cassie lIaicains Wood arrived In
Fryeburg last week from her home 10
jamestown. Dakota she will remain with
Der mother. Mrs. Eanlee Ha,ehins, Tor
some weeks.
william Jesctt has moved hls goods III
% The house vacated last fAu by joan
Stevens.
TIE Birch Hin Circle met last week with
Mr. Eaaice Hltchins.
Rev Mr. Alvori vas unable 10 deliver
BIZ Memorial Day address Al The camp
ground ~ expected, being saidenly sam.
moned % Denmark % eoniuct fnnerA
service
NJ. HAekett has taken possession Of The
farm bought OF Eagen. ChArles-
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Wilson's Mills

IL. z. Robinson. OLA. L. 7. Company.
has been up.
A fiint vii rua = passenger team
from The laniiug % The umhagog steamer
70 ne boat Al The head % Ariso0os Pals.
daily mall 10 Psrmsehesnes Lake. aftsr
June ist
Oar mall carrier went, foe the 1rst time
since TIE spring frssh-t with at-smMAy
26lh.
Walter Baeknsm took a jjh % cutting
any corts Of wood fir the A. L TIC.
J, G. Bean found turtle on The river
bank, on The Lombard place. that had va
rious dates on Il from isiT % isTs, and tie
Initials OF several msmbers OF the family OF
The late Joshas Lombard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

We call attention TO the advertisement
Of PlpIsr's Old Honesty Plug Tobacco. II
Il made OF the best OF Burley Tobaccos,
combined with pure and selected sweeten.
ings. and win make pleasant and lasting
chew. Such dealers who have not IL In
stock will do well TO give II place on their
shelves, and those who are not using 10 are
e, qaested 10 give Il fair trial and be con.
vipced OF the superiority, good quality and
reliability Of firrsr's Old Honesty Piug
Tobacco.
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Rnthnl.

The farmers hsve improved the past
week At Bethel In putting the seed Into the
ground. larger breadth than usual Will
be sowei and planted.
The grass has wintered well.
The summer BOARDING houses are being
put In order for sumner company.
Many OF the citizens are newly shlngling
their buildings and treating them 10 =
coat OF paint
Even our butchers and meat men have
come o1, with new carts and nobby teams.
W II. Walker IL erecting . new house
on NIL street
Josiah W. French Il making al addition
20 his stable 10 store bis Increasing bay
crop.
Eugene I. Russell 4. raising his barn
-four feet giving him slenili cellar and IL
making addition. and Improvements gen
orally. among Others q splendid hsnnery.
MIDDLE ISrTRvALE.
The young Theological s,uien, preached
Nay 2ith al the Baptist church. A sun
DAY school WAS organized. A,,endaaee
good
J II Kimh,li. brother 10 J T Klmbsll,
has returned from the West, where he has
been living for m,ny years, sni IL now Nv.
Ing with nj. Niece. NJ. \. y. klmbal.
Mrs. Mpse, knight has retained 10
LOeke's Mills sni taken her sick daughter
with her. EP.K.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

TIE sumner term 90 school In Diet. No.
2. under The distraction % Mss Mamie
B-Als. commsrcei Monisy. Nav gs,a.
TIE farmers ofthis viciniiy Improved the
pleasant weather % last wesk by doing
Quits 4 large anonut ~ planting
Nsncy 4 Laid hts reiarned home from
Ardovcr. where shs las been srloying =
very pleasant vi.it with h-r grandmother
A fsw dAys ago T. y Phllhriek. while q,
work in his barn. On from The scsf1li 10
The Dot. trul..ns aimseif qaits badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

Farmers are not through planting JET
Although Il Is TIE drst OF June
Appie trees have last begun 10 blossom
The season Il very late
Grass IL looking nae.
Memorial services we're held AZ The ysri'
ous cemeteries In town on wednesday last
Az Porter village remarks were male oy
Rsv. Thomas Strou,; AZ KeEr fals oy =, l.
Fox. Edgar Gentleman. 5. A; Mcdaniel
ana Others. with q lecture 10 the evening"
The town voted 10 give nfteen dollars 70
wards paying The expenses. and u 70 money
vel spent. Nay the people never iofses
those that gave their health and tneir yves
ia, We nlsht eplJy The blessing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

R,gofH1nof flr tie tso weeks sutlug
Jsrs 1T. hs.rg ne names % those schol-
A.. 30 ahssnf 90 tArdy In he primAfy
$3.50. Frri ShAs. Gllnsrt shaw, carrie
S.ts. Harold Thaysf. Louis Hammond,
WAtsr Hammond. jane Cole. Eiiie Rl-
s-s1-. Frark Anfrrws. ueien iiammout,
Liar p.ftirs. Mtmie ukmmont, Eva
Alsyr. M.utlc Auiruss.
SAriH b EAruN. Teacher.
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prvant's Pond.

WIN. Edwards, Jas. L. Bowker. and Al
den Chase were elected a. delegates 10 the
Republican State convention. Leon Cush.
man, A. NJ Chase and q. q. Dow were
chosen town committee.
John Back. OF No. Woodstock. died
MAY 25lh, aged "a years. Rev. l. II. Ts-
Dor was callsi 10 attend his funeral on
Sunday.
There Is prospect OF . good amount OF
summer travel At the Glen Nj. House.
some have already engaged rooms. We
are sure the house never was conducted
better and those coming win b sstisfsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Peru.

Mrs. A. A. BAbb has gone on . visit 70
her fathers In Dlxheld.
Hon. George ID. Blsbee spoke 10 the
Demerir Post on Decors,ion Day At The
Methodist chapel.
Three boa, loads OF Bearce's drive pass
ed here the 10Th.
orlll Roblnsons folks have got com
pAny from Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Viola Oldham has returned TO bel
fathers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

gsn,rL Day plssei glls,ly In ,his VII.
Az Atar1ut eleven O'Clock tvo lArre
st-1rs.lr ss.ous hroaghi membcfs of
WAC X KmhkI Post ard S3ah Paris
ts,i ,1 i1s WlL TIE une Sss formed
t.af &c al,sls 10 Main Street sni march
st iltss 90 csmttery. Tie graves % fallen
asr,s. SER decorated. prayer SAs o-trci
~ Rev u Msvo. sud appropriate remarks
80 nafs ~ xG,v Perham. % this
p..,s. 40 Gen. Cauie. lIAmiin. % ban.
80
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Eat Hebron.

OEiug - the Ne, weather farmers are
qllts backward with their work
BerI amin Asae Il very low. ISIS DOUBT
'al n he RECEIVERS
An F1gg has been presented With
-, % ArtidciA teeth. They are very Cue,
considering Il Vas the mixers nrsi AZ
tempt Thsv were made upon honor, The
plate beiug inches In diameter. and some
of ne teeth were 4 Inches 10 diameter.
Cream gaiherer Ksene reports business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
Andoyer.

Though somsuhs, late. planting Il be
lng pushei rapidly forward.
q W. Davenport, Of Phillips, enters on
the sscoud hair % bis term % writing
school At this place this week.
J T. whlinsy's party arrived Saturday
lasi. "a roats for the lakes
c. A. Hln. % lIAvsrhill, Mass, Il 10
town
Mrs II W. Poor l. visiting friends Ia
Nss YORK.
Thsre l. . rush ~ n.hsrmsn 10 The lakes.
The drama. "Enlistei Tor ~, war" va.
repeated last Tharsday evening with good
"a q tni much credit n those who bad II
10 charge and took The parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
East Sumner.

The memorial services. under direction
OF Burrows Post, q A. r.. 81 East sum
n.r, were well attended and interesting.
The address by W. \ Robinson was al.
mirable. the music by West Paris band and
The local singers good, and the recitations
and Post exercises passed OF well The
house WAS decorated with n'gs, wres,hs,
aud flwsrs. Many Of the audience jlned
In the procession 10 the cemetery. Every.
thing pissed OF we'll. Ninety eight sol
dlers' graves were decorated In Sumner.
Sumner has glorious war record, and re-
m aims true and loyal as ever.
About AdoI n persons attended the OK
ford Conference 81 Auioyer, from Sumner
last week. sLoCUM.
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North-west Norway.

school In Dist No I commenced May
2sih.
joslAh Richarts0n has taken the Beunss,
farm and gore o. WORK on u. = W. Msr.
al. Vas ploslug for hin NAY 2lth.
Ava Brown, the second daughter 90 II.
Il. brown, Who vas seventeen years old
lAst Novvmhcr, died NAY Isl. amer sshori
lines % IN tsys. Wss not dangerously
sch unul The Night presioa. 10 her death.
The death Of Miss nrosn nAs cast q gloom
over TIE whole nslghborhOoi. Tor she wss
. general favorits with AL and wAs an ex.
cmplary Christlan.
Mrs.. VIII Pierce, sister OF II. z. Brown.
IA qalte sick.
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Newry.

Sewing Circle a. =. II widbet's put Oh
,ill one week from next Thursday, on &C
count OF the humps.
Farmers arr very backward about get
ting In their crops. Much planting will be
done In jane
Grass Is looking very naely.
Parties are a. work In the woods Al the
head OF The tide. eating and peallng poplar.
Last seasons cut has mostly been pat into
the river.
The steam mills are expected 10 run I'LL
late In the sumner 10 get their birch al
cut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

THnrJ W Thompson. OF the hIne
Il ,-.s B-,sfsrs' M1nthly. Ctntou. male ~
p-,,craia peasant cal lAsi Thursfay.
Bra Ta1nP.ou hNs ioue more. prooAoly,
tsas Az 11e man In ths state ~ hring
Ntss Nrf.s hrreiIrg - 10 present stand.
a.. ari BE- 'l1rnAi las tsscrviug'y large
r.rr1.ai Ir
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Ruckneld.

Duekasli 2ai Nine played the Canton
Reserves Decoration Day AZ Canton park.
with following score Bueknelds, ~ Can.
tons. II.
John L,wls chllds, OF Floral. ". Y, Ia
In town.
Miss Annie Forster IL at the Maine
General Hospital for treatment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05

n. Yaaug People. CAB, % Norway.
- s,si hoase friisY eveniug. A
,--,-r rsns from NorsNv. Bnth plays
81, So prcsgnisi al Approximately re-
e,t.i ~ ias s1ilrncs. EN,elsnt masie
"a. fsru..aci ~ tVe pieces Of foangs
Orchestra
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NJ. w,,ihary. % S,aiA Paris, mother
q, NJ. J : wright % This place. died
lac, rs1fstsy a. Ousfsli, Saerc she had
80 OBJ visit Der brother. She hNs been
~ I. fIrtsn 30 three veeks Her son,
Pa r T. woofhurv, % Lps Angeles,
a. lfr.rui q say 90 - D before her death.