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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
aORMAN IAkE

Nr. Grr-nlraf Burnham, shose hom'
agsufh her daughter. Mr. Webster bill
GORE. af thr ,llIngr. came tu Visit Dor
iaurhifr. M. p. VI. Rove. AZ The Lake
s.f .priur. dissl ~ vancrr lat SUNDAY
mnruInr. AMI Wa huriri from her own
home lat rur-ilht.
Mr.. smith ~ Vermont, l. herr on "a
,f.r tu her slater. Mr.. samuel FAR
trli gv.
TIfh NJ smith has gone Co frYshufr
fa a..i.f her hrofhrr. g. u. smith. in hi'
nss photograph .aloon. AZ b. ha' plrui /,
20 work
Tmma I stevens has had her vacation
sni {. back Ca Gcurg~ llobhs' variety
store. rIerklng. vherv shr l. ever ready
tnd willing to walt upon customer, odd
lnI new.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

I r-.r'. 20 Itri. .au ~ sight ou The
'-. .f "Wednesday. June 18th.
H'. fortunately q. uut often se'n-tNo
.-. ff.rm hl.ii.nc. "a feu miles apart,
'.r.. lf 'lr .lmr time. Both we're
..-..f.I .rtl and cio-eiy Watched from
H U
I.fa..n ghf ana nine o'clock mr.
.-.. ..f u ths Building. 90 j. h. 'ht-
'.. ...lt fau mile. east from ~ouih
I..-. Iir rrr started iu "a pas-agrwh
..-an.u h4Ilug.. from shat cause h.
....eu o. .praI rapidly, and soon
an Nd. I-Itne. vrrv la fames. and
u.. entirely DESTROYED. Mo.t ~ The
'"f.r. val. .atr,i. huf the farming
.s.r. .o.f. To-. about s3.en. In
...I f.r sI.1u af Nherler'. agency.
MI. T.ri Intends tn rrhuild.
Nh.. fh.. fry "a. in progres,. b. vas
.-.Ir-rI thlf che hulldiucs - John
ha.r-. 0u ll.-h street. about thrve mile.
-| .f ~,lfh Paris. wrrr on hrr. and
' H.rr consumed a. rapidly a- the
.r. Seine % the furniture VA
...I l... probably about s1tsn; In
..-.I nfhr Patrons company Tor III 90.
Dr. ,.ushf that thr hrv caught from
... frm flr chimney
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

The Wet Bethel and last Bethel cor-
rrsrondcncc seemed Ca D. consolidated
in the last issue. Was u mistake ~
The printer or Mi.s u probably the lat
ter. I always admire such company az
found AZ =. A. bat Ca so Il Ia print
might make trouble In the family
Fine weather for vegetation.
Potato bug. arv not going Ca slght "a
after all. ouly little later than usual.
Having Nill commence hy the hrst ~
July. Meadow gass Will D. lighter
than upllnds In this vicinity.
Sc Paine and son NJ Berlin, y. H.,
we're In the place Last mesday looking
after Young stock fur hs,i
n. n. Gruyvr has sold his span ~ hnr
rnlis o. = r.. Paine and son.
pcvf have hceu seen about this plac'
nearly every day for the past w-"k, ihrvc
l-lug scyu together az Que time.
whitney Brothrr.. marble workers AZ
Bethel. are putting very neat and saiis-
factor, work into the cemeteries la this
anl adjoining towns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

June 18th. mercury at O. degree, a
.lirht fru.t.
Mi. Nina Wadsworth. ~ south Hiram,
graduated ~ Gorlnm Normal school ~
gently.
Mr.. Hlnsom T.. smith. formerly Of
south Hiram. We. a ciiifen ~ Iohnsiown
I'M the recent dis,stsr lie aud hi wife
AMI children were surrounded bv th'
food., aud driven from foor % door M
their hou.e. thence "a the roof. 'Ihe
house Was then iioai~i down I'll u loig'
81. and they were finely rescued. VT
smith wa an officer In 60. H., fsth
Maine Regt.. aud ia brother of Hon
Nhram ". smith. late speaker of han'
"a. House ~ Representative.
Mr. Daniel " riercr !. grading a lot
IN \ On feet In spring Cemetery.
Mr.. james Harmon. 10 cap" Elizabeth
recently visited friends In Hiram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
ERYEBuRG.

The following officers were chosen NJ
a meeting 81 the stockholders of the
fryeburg Horse Railroad held last week f;
President. Frve,nan Hatch.
Trvssursr, John iaske.
tlefk. :. ". ftfe.
nir,gtor.. FrssmAn Hatch, John Lake, 7. ~.
johnson. 4 W. PIKE, AZ Richardson
Mr.. r.. 4. harrington and Miss Mar
garrt V. who have been boarding Al the
fryeburg House thi. spring left on Mon
day for their home ln augusta.
Mr.. Asa Osgood died on sunday AT the
house ~ his sOn T.. e.. OsgOod.
Mr.. Betsey widow of y. Mcmillan
died sunday. Rev. VI. II. Greenhalgh of
Cornish attended her funeral.
Mr.. Andrew Buzyell, who has been
falling for long time, died ON Thurs
dav.
The Congregational Conference for
this state held Ia Portland this week
was attended by Rev. ". =. Livingston.
Misses Alice Locke. \. y. Page, III. 4.
O.good. Mr.. aud Mrs. Barrows, Mrs.
SOuther, Mrs. lAmson and Mrs. Powers.
The Boston Hotel Gazette for June u
Ia. good picture II the Oxford House
which was destroyed by flre, Feb. ~,
lSs5. The Gazette, In abiding to the
fact that Daniel Webster boarded there
while teaching the academy here In lsOs,
blunderingly says that ''John smith was
then the landlord"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
WEST PARIS.

Miss Y. Lou Young. aged ~ years
died at her fathers residence Tue-da,
evening, with consumption. Miss Young
was n nice young lady, always pleasant
to every one. She Will b. much missed
by her large circle of friends and ac'
qualntanccs. The funeral services wer,
held At her late home Friday at , 2. NJ,
attended by Rev. &. \. Hayden 81 An'
hnrn.
The frame ~ the new addition Ia the
new mill y up aud boarded. II isOo 10
three stories, Instead ~ the dimensions
first reported.
Our base ball team got beaten last
"Wednesday In the rubber game playe'l
on the fair grounds With the Gorhams
Gorlams :, West Paris =.
Some repairs aud changes have been
made In the platform and pulpit at the
VI. y. chapel.
Remember that the district ministerial
meeting l. held Va this place MONDAY,
Tuesday aud "wednesday, June -, -
aud ~.
Repair. are being made on our street.
this week.
IN. Locke I. spending few days In
Bethel.
Some ~ our farmers have commenced
their having. Grass never locked better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

Mr.. and Mr.. Chsrle- Ming 81 'le'e-
Land. ohio. arr boarding AZ the PcquaNk'
q House.
Mi. Alice chandler 81 Chatham -
H.. n. visiting Iva Boynion.
Nr. Prank sands. Ion 81 John >ahn''
died dir,l ~ canc~r June ~. Tie Ma
brought home "a his native town ." o"
buried. ,,...
ne .iek one are rapidly impro'ing
NI..Iucv Emmons, Who graduated ~
Rr,ifori. Macs. this June viii speu'
al. summer no home.
Mr.. Ralph FLINT aud Mr.. Aloufo do"
~ Rsliwin ,i.it Mr.. friak.
sweet corn Q. hooking very well 81,
IN, prospect now l. that applc' VII
b.. ..fev AMI far between.
n /. aid Mr. Prank Barton Viii pfra'i
~ the tni,er.alisi church sunday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
THE OXFORD BEARS.
a LOT Of LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
rAEM ovtR AND rEll WHAT
rrEY SGE.
cANroA-

\ good attendance at the tro, Last
week.
About QUE hundred aud nfty ~ tn
Oxford Rears visited Canton last week.
Mis- Mary Coburn has rvturned home
run Middleboro, Mass, ~herc .he IA.
heen AZ work.
Judgr Bonney aud Dr. Holt, ~ Fort
land. Wvrr In town last week.
J. ". Bicknell aud family are visiting
I'm town.
q. " wormen. 20 Bethel. attended
The raees last Ncek.
~. N. llersey and Hon. a.. ~. nishes
werv In town rucslsy.
Millsr Chase. hurse. Chas. homer.
dropT-'d dead az the close ~ we,inss-
day's aces.
In the ease 70 lIeury Dexter ". Can-
tom bridge Company Ne learn the Jury
rrnilers,l a verdict ~ a.. 50 Tor Dexter.
The company appealed to the Law court
last saturday evening Mis- I.issie ".
Russell gave reading az the y. n.
churrh o. goosl house. Mis- X. l. one
~ the hcst readers In the state. AMI con.
si,iering the fact that she l. bat thirteen
year. ~ AZ Ne doubt II her equal can
~ found. ENcellcut music was furnish
III hv canton Iornet Rand aud the Fr~
Haptisf chair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

Nothing Nvry new o. rvcord this wesk
Wet as usual VERY coli thi. morn
ing
Tho hfigv near Dana Mouill's gave
out saturday ami u l. wonder that
.nme ~ the loadei teams AL not take a
hath.
The VI D. Circle mests with Miss Mel
o. Bean to-day.
4. : Bean - Norway Lake. made me
e short call saturday. IT, AMI his wife
visited their daughter. Mr.. =. l. Bean.
inru In hethel. June -. io l.. y. Hart
lrff anil eife. daughter
:. a.. Grover l. hauling poplar o. West
Bethel
y g. MILL l. having a large lot ~
poplar pcvlc,i. Daniel and David Nor
rill haNv taken The bob.
Grass 3. growing hnely. There Will
D. a cood growth Wh-rv not Winter kill-
"a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
A REPUTATION.
RrckrIrIn, JIM 20. 1850.


NJ. Editor
Having rndeayorri Ia act conscien-
tiously AZ q correspondent ~ the Demo-
crat since II IN. been under it, present
editorial management, will you kindly
allow me q few wonis ~ personal cx-
PLANTATION through your columnss
While thus acting a. your correspond
ent, have acquired the habit ~ making
mention ~ stations sni other horses
possessing merit. sometimes voluntarily
aud oftentime. az the solicitation ~ the
owners. The past spring ! was ap-
preached by certain party, owner of a
stallion. and a consideration offered for
a favorable notice of this stallion In the
Democrat. Being Al the time familiar
with thi. stallion aud hi offspring. the
Offer was courieouslv declined. The
party has Tor some time been lndustri-
ously circulating the story that offered
to make favorable report ~ hl. horse
for = psltry consideration, which b. ~
fused to entertain. while on account ~
the well known character ~ nav assall-
ant I have little fears ~ IT, receiving
crr,isnce. I wish Ia say that the report l.
utterly aud maliciously false.
SouTH BUCKFIEID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
sgWRY

4. q. Harlow. ~ this town. i conhncl
to the housc with severe attack ~ heart
disease.
Oil. naker Who has been unwell for
some time l. falling.
Monday ~ lat week little Grace
Moorr. daughter ~ 4. -. Moor. swans
Corner. fen from loaded wagon ou
which she Wa riding With her father
the hind Wheel passed directly over hci
body iust below the hrvasi hon"
strange a. say she was apparently bat
little Injured. and sccinclio b" we'll ~
ever In a few days.
Tii.ha Hartlett. ~ Thu town, aged
sluou, IS ,rars. dis,i FRIDAY night 20 Last
week. The funeral which Wa n The
hou.c SUNDAY was attended by large
number ~ psuple.
Charles wight. ~ this town, ] am in
formed has lately reviewed pension.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
so,Irs BETHEI.

H.. hall l. an the rage nov. ~.
..eoni nine PLAYED the first Mo: las'
SATURDAY and were beaten Two ,'" IT,.
Ne,t S,iur,isv June 81 the hrs' nln'
viii PLAY the llano'ers on cur grga,,'''
T,msr. arr bu.y with their hoeing,
1911 viii close this week after a -u'-
,....ful term 90 eight weeks -.
several from this place went '" ~ =,
- "Wednesday 20 witness the victory ol
81 Corham n. n. Club over the "e''
It.rf. HuEa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
AsDOvGR


The VI. T.. ladics' Circle met With VT.
and Mr.. smith AZ the parsonage Web
n~s,iay evening.
Lewis Nkrr.. Who has bccu sick With
rheumatic trouble. !. out again.
The road by !. r. ralhot's u 10 BE-
changed from the east a. the west sldc
~ his house. llls harm I. being moved
o. accommodate the new condition ~
thlngs.
Work hls begun on the new harm on
The !. y. Hall farm AZ south NndoNer.
Mr.. aui Mr.. Charles \. Merrill arv la
town stopping With Mr.. Mcrrills father,
Mr. T.. / Merrill.
Rev. n. ". Hardy. ~ bethel, gave his
lecture The Black Bows Ia Hue" a. the
Congregational church Last MONDAY
evening.
Rev. Mr. Rice exchanged with Rev.
Mr.. llarly 81 Beth~l sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

a. y ~tiliman has SWEET com in hi
gauleu that has .piudle'i and h. hss had
gwen isns.
Mr.. Nav Robinson :. .ick With heart
trnuhle.
cur rad commissioner !. doing a good
ioh hln.ting r,-ck. anil ledge cat ~ the
rpad and making The i-r.i ruads that ~
have hal for a g,snd manN YEAR.
I Wundrr vhat that weather prophet,
Virgins. thinks ~ this weather Tor a
hUf aud drV season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
hrnRON


4. l.. Packard l. building an apple
house with a capacity 81 storing 1000
bushels.
Mr.. ". \. Bartlett has returned from
". T. aud her many friends are glad to
welcome her hack.
Ernest Sturieyant has gone to Temple
to work for the summer anil his sister
Eta l. visiting pr. Sturte,ant IN Dix
field
E.tellc whitney. ~ auburn, I. visit
Ing her aunt. Mr.. =. u. Siurisyani.
Mr. ani Mr.. l.. I. Bumpus arr 80
much better AZ a. ride cut.
Rev. :. u. Richnrlson and one of two
other. have hegun having.
Considerable work has been done IN
the cemetery mi. week. Rev. :. u.
Richarlson ani Frank ltkc have had
their lots graded up. Work has alec
l,ern done On Jane. Bumpus' lot IT
Paris aud many beautiful plant. ct out.
1T the work 90 On.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
Albany.

Rev. !. ". Moulton, Mrs. Morrell aud
Miss Anna n. Cummings are attending
The state Conference In Portland.
DO fowls have tuberculosisf " %.
Bsan's rooster died after few weeks
illness. On examination one lung Na-
entirely decayed and the other badly al
fected.
Dr. wiley. Of Bethel, has several
patIents In this town. lie l. the oldest
practicing physician In the county and
probably In the state. Has practiced In
hi. vicinity about sixty years.
Two Of our Albany ''boys," Charles
uutchlnson and &. l.. Holt, are practic-
ing medicine Ia Portland, physician. Oh
good standing.
Mr.. Herscy Fernald, from Connectl-
cut, Il spending few weeks al Chesley
Ternald's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

IN. York and Cumberland CHRISTIAN ,',
r,''ssr.nre convened with the church =,
Cea,,s lowell on Friday and held unll'
SUNDAY evening. On SA.u, Iii -.
neon Rev. y. W. Card VA n IT. ..,,ro.
n,.tor u the Lowell church Niln 'PP''
nri.fe aud interesting -sereuohrS a..
m .sems that In hi- Account " r ~
..trotters of Lowell village b l,.ls., III
ler mI..s,l the liking 81 the isr. ~,
.he that was first Was last sna " - -.
"a. NET known al all Was nrs'' TOT 'e"
bushels OF oats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
eRYAsrrs POND.

Repair. are being made on the freight
houses NJ the station.
Rev. l.. T.. Pcase has arrived and Viii
prrach June 2Jd. The sabbath school
will b. organized on that date.
There will be- baptism on the 3id
inst. from the Baptist church.
Brvant's Pond base ball team gave the
IOcke's Mills stars racket the 18TH.
The game was called on the seventh In
ming. score t. to p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

wv. Parker Il thr Berlin MILL Co.,
/. up. The cumIany's bog are uos run
Ming over AFlscuos talls.
John carter "a Wisconsin l. up visit
Inc hi. brother. Joseph carter.
NJ. small 20 the Parsons ilouse 40
DoIehrook. ha. h--u up; al-o pana Nor
rill 20 lirflin.
n \. story ha. moved on tn hi place.
4 4 Tlini u unv having chimney.
buut aui pla.tering donc Ia his nrN
house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
RUuFORD CENTRE

Mr.. IIarr, Rider snd wife from can
ton. passed the sabbath here viii
friends
The Chlllren's pay service. were ih'
hr.t ever held herr. some three hundred
p.r.ons we're out. The design. Wrr'
very pretty and heavily laden with beau
timl flowers.
Rev. Mr.. IIsnnsfori has been on ih'
lick lit bat will ~ smart In a few days.
\ party from thi. place made SONS
rooi catches ~ The Arm AMI lppci
Dam
Mr. Hubbard Firuum ~ south Paris
o. ,isiiing here among relative. hnd
friends
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
EAsr RErnEI.

\ cold wave With fro.i In many placc.
June 18th
" :. wight ami wife have reiurn~i
from New Nofk anil viii .Jeni the sum,
mer 40 thsir home Ia bethel
Arthur Perry from gDsioR. spent the
sabbath ~ hi. fathers, =. q. rerry's.
Mr.. y. :. atlstt. Who has t-'-n
spending a fcN iays 40 her home la this
placc. D.. rvtuucl o. Ber.in, Y a., Ca
spend thr summer.
". X. swan from Massachusetts L. at
truiing to hi. farm AFFAIR In this place.
Til ~snu AMI Sife have rvturn"d from
Durham.
ilhnry Cir,le vill mcrt With Mr.. VI.
o. kimhall. Thursday. JUNE 2sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
nIsElIID

Mr.. ALBERT T.. white die,l very sudden
Ia the evening ~ June 18th ~ heart dis-
ease. Mr.. white had bat recently NOV
~ into thl. village.
II looks ~ though there would b. 4
large hsv crop this year.
Al crop. arr growing yell.
John Harlow has large two story
double tenement house nearly boarlc,l
on the walls II i situated on the ridge
above the church In very slightly place
AMI will bca great addition 10 the vi
lagv.
\ large number attended the race. n
canton. Charles bonner. the famou.
trutier owned by ". n. Chase. droppc'l
dead on the race course "wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

l.. sargent IA. got back from ihc
Lake.. ~ rvport. fishing gosd BLACK
firs ani mo.guitoe. plenty. Ia 'lshi
is,. thu parry be- guided for caught
sirhf large trout. The smallest 81 iilr "a
Urigho,l E pound. and The hrge,i
tauni.. They al.o caught a LOT of either
hsh.
straw berries are .carcv. 80 are Poiai"
beetles. 1T
somebody. dog 3. giving trouble
among willie >argent's sheep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
DENMARK.

Herman Bartlett Of the Bartlett House
aud Miss Emma Austin are visiting
friends at West Peru.
There was dance at Odd Fellows
Hall Wednesday evening, which was
well attended. lee cream aud cake Tor
refreshment.
Butler Hartford, a native Of this town,
aud brother Of sherman Hartford, died
recently In California Of diphtheria. lie
had been In California some three years
and was about - years old.
Isaiah Cheney has gone 10 visit
brother In Orange, Mass.
Thomas Richardson l. building a
stable. Frank Kenlson Il boss carpenter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

:. VI. Locke caught bear the 18th
inst. The frsi for this year.
Daniel Cannon has been la town tell
Ing fox .torie. and eating bear meat.
Rev. II. \. Cannon, ~ Chesieryllle,
la. been rusticatlng In town. lie went
away loaded with trout aud bear meat.
VI. T.. Taylor has nice Wilkes colt
from hi mare. lie i making needed ~
pairs on hi out buildlngs.
Dora Mitchell. ~ Byron, 1. NJ work In
the family 81 :. VI. Locke.
\. 4. Jennc has been letting cut cash
bob. on our highways. We mean "a
have goOd road. II Il does cost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
~ 50RrlANo SEARS EXCURSION

I'D. uXfHri Bar a.-ociation 20 Port
.... rtHf fo canton aud Lake Anasa-
.' nn thrir annual excursion lat
l..-..at. arUuuling to arrangement
I'M. .lI es. so--l enough, and every
'.- -ftmal to combine to make u Il
peasant frir. There we're over one hun
lr" u ftf party. Vhi,h started trom
.tri If nine u'clo, l.. aud Werr taken
iru Mechanics Flls Co Canton by
'.- H. train ~ the n. =. a n. W 80
.H. program Nas arranged Tor The daN'
r.h uuf fuliou "a hi. Own inclin1-
I.r. br.rf literary rXercise- werv held
Isfm el. read hy Mr. =. n. Crockett
l.i lI.n. George D. Emery rad an I'll.
rc-i communication from the spirit 81
Ar'rmu. Ward. \ vote ~ thanks va.
20. .er..l to the manager. "a The X. =. a
h L. E. Company for furnishing griu-
'.-' transportation over us rosd' th'
-'- "f Ifs grounds. boats, etc. The fol
."H.H- officer. were elected Tor the en-
Sung rrlrt
l.H. .luf-tahn " Afarns
.f lrestifrts - Charirs =. Wsksr, y ~
A.r il..gr n.nnry
-rfarI AFT rrvasurrr-A 4. Nurlank
tf"Iuf.Ie tnHIrnittes.-A uiuls. n q NJ. !
',.es u Haley. ~. q. .. uat, Seorse ~
Nm Interesting communication IRON
DO ~ the Bears Who went ou the eXcur
syn r,achr. us too late for publication
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
WEST FaYUBUR0.

Mr.. John shaw j. able 70 leave tl'
hon.. AMI .r-m. quite Ike herself again
I'M ". Mcke.n. whose valuable contIl-
bafion. to the agricultural Department.
II our Maine p1prrs are wei Any~
49, h. congratulated upon the arrival oil
an infant son. =. Go. ~.
been sold. Charles huichin, p''ns ~
purchaser. according 70 tho
u hich fioat this way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
FAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. J. \. Young aud daughter of
sweden were la the place saturday aud
sunday.
~. y. Abbott did not 90 Ia Brockton
a. expected ON account II Illness.
Eliza Milliken of Bridgton u keeping
house for Jonas Atherton.
Allert II. Bean and Miss la Hilton
wer. united la marriage sunday, the
10th.
Mr.. Eliza Whitcomb j. boarding NJ
Oti. Martin. through the summer.
Charlie. n. IIodgdon has been home a
few days. $40,
Jennie l.. IIaggett has gone to Wind
ham
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
rARrFORp

Ccorrc Morgan had quite smash ui
Last ~nnia1. IT, was going dnNn tn
hiiI near thr line schuol hou.e, Nhru al
hnr.r t.nk fright ou accuuut ~ another
team driving up quickly. ani ran int
fbr ditch. u,sfturning the wagon. hrytA
Ing one .haft and one Wheel. N"i"-ll
seriously hurt.
capt. lihhy has moved his barn AMI u
puttiuc on an addition 20 - ievt.
N. 4. Birknell !. making quite rN'Th
.iNr rrIair. on hi. h"use.
Tirr, B. -omr tall - a celebration n
the Hartford cold spring the an OF
July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
RuvFORD

The ue,s store d. up aud covered. sl-o
Mr. stevens haru. They vill add much
to The village.
The grt.. crop l. looking finc. Farm
ers Will .apn D. having la this region.
Mi. cynthia walker has arrived home
from fourteen W~,k.' soiouru In 'ali-
furun.
Rather more than the usual number ~
ola cider drunks lat SUNDAY In cvrtain
parts ~ ihr town.
Nathaniel swan aud .ou are doing The
carpeutrr work on the new store aud 10
IL = runI .nh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
NoRrs ALBANY

Cold. la ,hl. vicinity arr quit" prev
alrui.
Mr.. uu. lIayfori also Mr.. Hiram
lohhin. have hren quite sicA With lung
trouble BEAT are Cunsalrscvnt.
The N. D.. circle met 40 the ioNn
house lat Ihur.ilay. supper served Al
Mr.. Wrulall Wheeler.
jonathan Bruwn hsd a bad .I~ll II
splitting biood rvccutly bat not Thought
very dangerous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

ra a Uatirn. 20 Nuhurn, viii
--...f.t th. Ju.,er.s'i-i church next
,..I... .rsN. haurr uifh NJ 'ushman.
a. U..fmtr lest isv i.ion this Wcrk,
..,...|.r commencement af Rate col
-. .fef.h D. 81. 81 graduate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

r- r.r., vns af rari. Mondav. M
f-.t f..re ..IIr,l tn eVamlnr a sick oN
-.--f. " m. Cole fhe oN va
t...I 80 Found tn have tuberculosis.
n..ur f-Iir,e BEL thr hr.i cass known
.tf. f..nff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

NJ a.. Hawke. 81 Ncchanic Pail.
al. .a foeu hsi sr'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

Many Young colts have the collie and
- bat BrOwn's Instant Relief viii cure
usn y gIyen ~ ssa.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

,.r-..1. Interested in ihr Frv.h Air
81 tt fr.rthni ana willing to help
r.I.. c...I surk hv taking children as
-..... .-r requested to write to NJ.
V-rf Tr'nr. cor. ~o... 20 oak ~,
rr+.. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

o-. msmher was nccei,ed into tho
r..t..f .hlrrh Pa letter SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

OBI, 49, Nsto and family started
v..I.. morning to drive acruss tho
....-. Pip. Thn NJ Ntto viii rrturn
..t. es,k. fnr Die household ro'.is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

pnrinc terrific thunder shower In AMI
around Biiisford. Freedman Nas
''en from e load "a wood aud had his
oacs broken. II i fearci h. cannot ~
Cuter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

t fhr attorney. attending l'rp-
H.t. and fn..Iteu.t Courts lt.t uefk
..-. T.... p = Itarlt III Nnio1rr. =.
b. r-.L .rI q - ilariov % piNhsli.
o. U.r.t 10 Bethel N NJ Erarus
f.|F D. ~mfh uf Norway. ier-sy ~
ri .t..I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

.-.. rrmirr FROM the liul weni Ca
r..,..-I .r o. Masonic eNcursiuu iri-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

.f.I.... I1t rNrrCi.ss uill D. hrlt
..rt. UrI.f liurDh ueNt SUNDAY, 40
f.f..- ffhr regular fnrrnnon service.
.......rt .Nsrrise. uill tax the plac'
.f.I. ...lI ORDER 90 SUNDAY School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

u.-.. Bate. rimr from Nev Haven.
... |... a..k. tni b. sf nh. fathers.
rr... whrrr De- viii remain
.r. Id Dbl. summer