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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
WEST PARIS.

Rev. I. \. bean exchanged pulpli'
with Rev. T.. W. kennison, Of Oxford,
sunday.
Thursday evening there was good
attendance at the 10. q. T.. entertain
ment.
Mr.. Tucker took possession ~ the
Maple House the middle 81 the past
week. Mr.. Coffin has moved Into W. u.
Bradbury's rent.
The frame 81 Mr.. Hates tenement
house l. up and boanle,l.
;. u. Locke aud &. n. Lane have been
10 the lake. hunting and fishing this
week. l.. II. Andrews aud others have
been o. Four Ponds.
4 few took advantage ~ the Boston
excursion aud made visit to the Hub
aud vicinity.
Peoples Theatre Company will give
an entertainment In Dunham's Hall
MONDAY evening, september 2id.
Entertainment at regular meeting ~
West Paris Grange held Al West Paris
September 18th. Music by the choir /;
select reading by I.ottle Wills; reading
~ paper. "The Cleaner" by May Dun
ham: discussion ~ question; "liesolvrl.
That the blowing Ia 81 fertilizer. l. ~
greater advantage than applying on top
aud working them In. Decided IN the
Affirmative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
DUCkCtClD

Miss Mary lngraham who has been
spending the season AZ squirrel Island
has Iolnei her mother and sister at Hon.
4. 4. Bonney's.
Mr.. Matte kinsley. ~ founo.s,
Florida, i the guest ~ Mrs. II. spauld-
Ing.
\ referees court was held At Reform
Hall Thursday, Hon. james Irish, Of
Hartford. and BENJAMIN spauldlng being
rcfcrccs. An action to recover for labor
hy Truman and l.lewcllyn Damon
against the estate II the late John VI.
Damon. j. :. Wright for Damon boys
and q. II. lIerscy for estate. Decision
reserved.
Mr.. MelEar Buck who had a paralyiic
shock few wrecks ago, while visiting AZ
Miss \. H. Princes. died Friday morn
Ing from It, effects. Mr.. Buck was
about - years ~ age. The funeral was
held ~ the Baptist chnrch sunday morn
INK. Rev. :. II. Richarison officiating.
The remains ~ &. e. Harlow, ~ New
~. were brought here for interment last
Friday.
&. VI. aud ~. \. Irish arr making cN-
tcnsl,e repairs on their saw mill prop
ertV.
The corn factory finished canning last
wcck. aud many ~ the hands left for
their homes IN the Provinces. \ larger
proportion 81 fancy corn l. the result %
~ the favorable season and improved
facilities Tor production. And while
there has been little whining because
the cob. werv not ground la, the compa-
NV have hecn disposed To- deal fairly with
all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

w. Robinson. E.q.. IA. returned to
hi. position Ia The 4. :. signal service
40 Washington. II. 4. IL has trcu Ia
The srr,ic, about four YEAR, serving al
boston station AMI also Ia Dakota aui
other pllc,. On the west. Dor the pasi
year he has hsru in Washington. While
90 MI. vacation b. rrcri,e,l HI. commis-
.iou as captain ~ GO. g.. u. =. Guaris.
e. H. Bonncy has hccn ahup With au
attack ~ sciatic rheumatism.
H. ~ Robinson. ~ Watcr,ille, visited
East Summer lat week.
Rev. Gilman Ricv, ~ AndoNrr, Visited
hi. old friend. in mi. place lat week.
Ou thr lnth in.t. George T.. hauuWs
sui Prank " Palmer VEN made happy
h, 90. advent 81 hoy lahie..
Eastman. thc scotsman, has nearly
finished oil. new sod Narv house which
vii hc an addition Co the place.
~iuDtM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
nrnuAQs

Mr.. George ". Moulion died sept. q,
after long and painful Illness, aged ~
wears. Mr.. Moulton was native ~
this town and spent most ~ her useful
life here. AMI giiuc,i many friends Who
sincerely mourn her loss. Funeral sept.
9th. attended by Rev. ~. =. Alyord, for
merly pastor 1T the uni,ersallst church
here, as.lsted 10y a select choir from
llrownfcld.
The store IL David T.. l.oul was enter
"a "Wednesday night and quite sn amount
1T vaiche. aud jeNclry taken. III"
money draw was found Va u Held near
hv. The safe Ms not tempered with.
The thief cntrrrl the blacksmith shop NJ
L.. T.. Swan the sime night and got q
tool o. rii.. the window to gain admit
tame, to the storc.
Dance ~ OH Fellow. Hall, sept. H..
The parking season closed sept. u.
J1o,OD cans 1T most excellent corn were
pat up.
u. 4. Harmon has bought new team
throughout aud nov rides la siNle.
Mr.. Bcll Barr aud three children, of
Providence, II. !. are visiting az Jo.cph
lsuugff's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
IncKE,s mills

Estella Folsom has 40 far recovered
from her Illness as to De- able to 90 oul
doors. Asa, her brother. remains aboul
the same.
The child ~ VI. T.. Young. Who Ia.
been very sick, l. nov more comfort
able.
quite a number frum this place attend
81 the ,ffcus at Bethel. Two big team.
went in the evening.
Ileri wood.um goes ~ Portland thl.
week WHERE BE- Intends Ia complete 4
course AZ the Portland business College
\ party composed ~ Hon. T.. T.. Rand
anil family. including Mr.. swim and
wife. took a trip a. the lakes lat week
The families ~ Mrs.rs. Stuwell aud
Young are nov occupying their new
house.
Mr. jordan has moved into hi house
over the .torr. The house which Do for
merly occupied IA. been taken by -. W
Hrowu.
The work upon what l. to b. the new
school hou.e j. rapidly progressing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
WILSON'S MlIIs

N. " Pickett has moved 90 The Georgc
lliilr stand and hss a small sto,k oi
g,-id..
\ NJ p,long of Mllsheld goc.
through here several times week with
n meat cart.
Il. \ ruitsheli IA. beeu up The past
Wcok.
LYMAN York with a party ~ friends
have hecu zap the river prospecting tof
Isars.
Thrive different pariic. Went zap on the
hoai "wednesday o. Camp Caribou.
samuel GoErtic dic,i al Elias Bennett.
very sudjrniv september i3ih and Was
hurie,l from the miidle school house ou
saturday. iuneul serNicrs Werr con-
Quoted rs Ee, M. ioyne. th~ Mctho-
dit minister 40 1olehruok.
4 I'D acriient occurrrd a. the bh-
moui farm uu sunday. John Bennett.
fhe proprietor. vas searching Tor hi
cattle In ihr voo,ls taking his ride With
him n Dropped aud went % shooting
him Through the bowels. Il l. thought
o. annot live.
John l.. BENNETT dicl Moniay morn
ing ~ seven u'ciork. Tho blow falls
With crushing weight on his Young " H.
anil little rhlll IT, va. one - ia
hruthers. 100 meu in The prime - life.
AMI this H. the first death to brvak the
circle A. family thcy Nerv greatly
devoted tn each other. aud they have The
sympathy ~ an On their sad aii'ictiun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

The fr.t .oclahlc ~ the term was held
al the chapcl "wednesday evening, aud
on Friday evening the students were
very pleasantly entertained AZ Rev. e..
T.. llarlcn's.
Lumber aud bricks are being hauled
for the new house Tor the PRINCIPAL.
The cellar ~ the stable u dug aud some
stone work done and the ccllnr ~ the
house begun. The house y. a. stand ON
The ground formerly occupied by the
late Widow T.. u. Iuhbs.
The ncw road around Dr. Carr hlll l.
now open to The public.
Rev. 4. T.. Harden AMI Rev. :. H..
Richarlson attended the a.sociatiou AZ
Canton this week.
On Iucsday evening, sept. 18th, james
l.. Bumpus and Mis. liertha Cummings
Werr married 20 the rrsliencc ~ the
bride. father. The congregational mlnis-
ter from Mechanic Fall. officiating.
To-day Friday Rev. :. u. Richard
ION will attend the funeral ~ Mr.. llar-
low. q brother ~ Dana Harlow, Of Buck
field.
wallicc Cu.hm1n .till continue. very
sick AMI all arr auNiously waiting the ~
suit
The needed rain ha. come aud the
sunshine l. welcome ngain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
onrr.Mnnn

OF coursc the hr.i thing Co speak
about u The weather. Another rainy
.ftson hy way ~ variety. 49, uo rra-
.on vhy ~ Will not pass Tor The linr
storm. AMI set ~ hear ~ some Who
nr, not dome having.
cur neighbour. and tovnsmsn Who
vent o. thr as.ociaiiou arr having nih-
81 vet time ~ 10.
Harry cole. hahy has hcrn very lick
20 cholera morbus accompanied With
head trouble hat ). nov cunSalcscing.
Dr Rankin L. attending u.
NrVel llicks remains la about the
same fc,hlr .tair. Another sorv Ia.
gathered aui beeu opened ou hi' .welled
ankle.
Wr weu recrutly showu a piscc 90
furniture known to hs No lelsi 2n year.
old n u.ei tu h- known as 81 ,ei.- ~
DRIVERS: boat we call u Doe our Yankee
turlanrr a. hufynu on .tilt.. II stnuts
un ler. two feet high. has IN duNgrs
sul l,oks 4. ihough it might have come
over in thr Ni,foNcr. bat happens 2"
De, one - ihr oli thing. that didn't. II
now belong. to Mr.. :. u. Cumming
Who l.C1 year. old. ani Ia. come down
fW NNI a. rNNN ~ NifNNt'''NA A''"f ~ y
grv1t grandmother. lhis autlquniri
pir,,r II furniture was originally brought
from The Wet lndie.. where IL Wa
manufactured. bat In What particular
piacr tradition saith not.
cur thank. are duc Wesley cole for a
rcnsrpu. piece - honcycomh which he
and -oms other. took from forrest trr"
f, short slime since. w could Not help
thinking while ealing u that pan ~
the meat ~ John The Baptist was just
splendid, possihly the loeusis were not
quite go ptlttahle.
The autumnal poets arr agaiu coming
tn the front and 80 our mu.e suggests
The following stanEa a. her part
Lave. have their time o. founsh AMI D. gr,su
Uut a.-tn thfV o. H. ant then decay ani fall
4 living srniiern. ~ ~ AT have -cen,
of nan however siss 80 gfyat ~ small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

some ~ our Mason people went q,
Bethc! a. the cirrus. T.. 1. Main.. ag~l
~ YEAR,. took team ani carried two
granddaughter. agrl q and . years.
Mr.. Haven Hutchinson rrturne'l ~
Alhluv thl. morning. Arrhle Hutch
insnn l. 10 home sick.
N. g.. Mason found swarm of b"r-
Ia e trrr not Gar from his house a few
days ago.
:. -. Grover q. running trrshing
machine thl. fall Grain and oats ar
rather light.
Mr.. sylynnus Bennett i stopping a
few day- with her daughter, Mr.. NIL
ford :. brown.
y. g.. MIL. 1. cutting hi. ensilagc corn
aud fllllng hi. lilo. lii corn i saii "a
D. very nice. yellow corn i ripe and
some Ia. bccn eat and shocked-not al
heavy a. .omr year. hut fair.
No danger of forest flrcs.
AK your butcher about "No rosln.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
SOUTr BUcKFlGLo

Al honor Ia Buckhcli'. phcuomlnal
performer. Baby Dean lie not only r.
iicci. honor upon Buckfcld hat upon
The whole county aud state a. well.
Not ever, horse that IA. The gifi 81 that
easv. natural tr0tting action ~ BABY
Dean that permit. him Ia perform iull
mile 80 quickly. Baby Dean stock h
booming.
EomanSo Dean. thr~-ycar-old stal-
lion hv Robert Bonner. Jr., by Robert
homer. by Ryslyk's llamhletonlan, dam
Fanny l'airhen, hy Patch, by Detective
Pstchen. by George VI. Paichcn. stand.
n - hands and l. a large, rangy colt
with massive limbs and seemingly must
prove a valuable stock horse. The lasi
day Of the state Fair be- troiici quarter
Ia al second. aud made bad break al
that.
Barnet Thorne of West sumner, la.
two stud colts by naby Dean. out Of his
Bonner MARI. The threc-ycar-old l.
zeal brown IN color. stands u IL hands,
anl weighs about 0j0 pounds. Arangy,
+ .tvli.h colt with large limbs. la. had
~ patrons thi. season. The ycarllng l.
large. promising colt, standing about
/ a. hands.
jaime. VI. Buck of West sumner. has
four-year-old latchcn colt out ~ the
mare before mentioned, for which he
has refused 500.
Luther Maxim ~ West sumner. eN-
hibited rs head of handsome Devon stock
al the state Fair.
Probably no hoy Of his age Ia Ok
ford County understands horse pedigree
a. well ~ Chester stanley Bucknam oi
| South Hill.
Jane. n. Young has been drawn a. a
Juror for the October term ~ court.
The rad machine l. now deVotlng
some much-nee,le,l attention Ia the roads
In south Buckneld. Many thanks 10 the
town fathers.
our polite collector, Merritt Parsons,
has been busy collecting the county tax
and has put Il into the county treasury.
Harry shaw aud the writer both have
| fall pigs for sale.
Harry Dudley thinks be has got a good
Mckusick colt.
Fred Blcknell harnesses his yearling
Black Nathan colt. II shows the action
~ sire aud grandsire.
J.. !. Fuller has gone TO Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24


Mr.. Judkins and wife of North Nor
way, were visiting friends at the Corner
Last week.
Marshall Thurston ~ Lebanon, y. w.,
after an absence Of II year,, Il visiting
friends here.
Rev. \. W. MOulion has closed his la
bors here. lie aud his wife by their ear
nest labor. have endeared Themselves to
the people.
Mr.. Daniel Clark and wife are visiting
their niece in Buxton, Me.
MR.. James Flint l. At Newry, caring
for her father who i over ~ years old
Chesley II. fernald and wife have re-
turned from Connecticut.
Everett Harmon. who has spent vaca-
ton NJ home. has returned 20 the Perkins
Institute for the blind, at East Boston,
Mass.
Luclan Andrews has returned from
] Vermont.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

Mr.. Edward 4. Webster. Who has fill'
~ the Congregational pulpit .om,
month. closed his labor. un the 18TH and
left town the iCth. IT, VA. a line .chol-
ar anI an earnest worker Tor the cause,
lli. SERMON. eSincel much study.
pr Charles T.. Milson has forty pa
tienis
Mi. Minnie H.. daughter ~ the late
Hon. John T.. Hubbard 4. In Alhamhra,
California. teaching 40 so pcr month
She has previously taught Ia l,hode
leland. New irr.ey ani Mississippl.
The corn shop ~ Noung 4 Milllkcu
clo.ed sept. 10Th. The number ~ cans
exceed. sp.pu.
Born. sept loth. 90 the wife IT Frank
liu !. Sargent, ION.
Fr,d 4. Moulion, "a student ~ the
state college. I. now ~ home.
Fulton anl Augustine III. t'fvene, IVA
Near aui Iva Hanson ~ last Hiram
ate 40 Kent. lllll.
Cora Clcmon. 8. At fryeburg Acad-
emV.
Nl.s Nriiie ". Twltchell las returned
from the Glen Ellis House, Jackson, y
Hand 3. offered r. position Va Boston.
Herbert Clifford l. seriously WI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

Howard Turner and Vitc visited lew
l.ion ani the state Fair lat week. AZ
well a. quite a number ~ Others ~ this
place.
Mr.. Cora Cannon aud her father,
liolu. Turner. have gone io Massachu'
scits on Wilt.
A. T.. Siillman has swappc'l horsr'
with Nell knox.
Farmer. have got their sweet corn
about hauled to the factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
nRAFTOh

w have hal three weeks ~ very nne
..,tt.r fine for the farmers a. nulsh
having ana gyt their grain, ami H ,
I'M. m,.t remarkable We have had no
.i..l worth mentioning for the last eight
vr.t.. Thetc hss come chang''
r,in.fom .st iu GOA Monday night anu
Ia h.. ralne,l almost ever sincc. An I'M
u.u,l amount 81 rain has fallen Tor the
Tiornce e.. nrrar 8. 10 20 TO Augusta
next week % attend the ,ony h'sn
school. ,t. -
e. Farraris to teach school IN Nor
Nay the c,Hming winter. t.
George /. Brown i az f"nghAr'l'''
,tf,ndinr business college.
~ brown 9. oui this morning '" 81
driver. o. take the log- on the ia'' ~
left last spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
FRYEBURG

Ml.. Alice lla.ting. l. Ia Boston for a
few weeks.
Nil. harrington IT A-bury Park. y.
j.. I. visiting her aunt, Mrs.. :. W. Pie.
Mr.. Fife went to Boston on Monday.
Nil. I.il smith :. with Mr.. Fife this
fall.
There was a hay rack ride Ia East
Fryeburg on Friday. the 18th. a. attend
a concert given by pupils from the blind
institution 10 south Boston.
Mr.. \. =. Levi. his gone To Boston on
the "hor.c trut excursion"
4. H. Eastman has finished canning
corn for this season.
S.hool IN district No. :, began on
Monday. Nil. Sue e. Weston teacher.
Mlss Alice Morgan has gone hack Ia
her po.tiOn n teacher la the kinder
rartrn department of the Hamilton
: lioul. West Philadelphia.
Gr.. X. =. NORWOOD has been ~
l,cr fathers IN Near Falls this week.
Mi. Hattie womwood has been ~
her brothers.
Mr. ". =. Ward left for Orange last
week.
MIR. cut. yI.itcd AZ Rev. u. u. Sew
al = w SCUM hfINlAh W W. '''""'
Dr. =. II. Weeks, Of Portland, was In
the village saturday.
Mis-. Maria Osgood Of Beverly, l. visit
inc Mlss II. &. OsgOOd.
Mrs. Collins Of Lowell, has been NJ
Mis- \. v. Pages the past week. Her
Two daughters have returned tn the
academy school.
The school sOciahle took place AZ
Academy Hall, Thursday evening, the
18th.
Mrs. Albert riheld has gone home TO
Peabody.
Rev. II. y. stone /. recuperating Al,
old Orchard.
Edward Weston aud family are board
Ing AZ John \. Webster's.
Mrs. susan Wiley. mother of Mrs sob
ONION Head aud II Mr.. ;. %. Wiley, late
representative. died nj her home al
Birch Hill Tuesday. -.
The council called Ia dismiss Rev. W.
r. Livingston from the pastorate OF the
congregational church met al the vestry
on TUESDAY morning, aud was attended
nv nearly all IL the ministers of Union
| Conference and Rev. Messrs. Davis aud
Buckham Of Conway.
Mr.. 4. 4. FRYE has received the APP
polntment of postmaster for this village.
| The present postmaster, Mr.. Gordon, re-
tires with the full esteem of the public
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waters Of Boston
were here on Friday, visiting their niece
Mis-. Marilla Curti. who i attending
| school here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

Me- Alicv Evans. ~ llo.ion. l. visit
Iug hsr uncle. John u. E,ans.
jaime. D. Irryly was rc,vntly In town.
o. L. drilling wells ln Briigton.
The box supper ~ the llth VA fs'orlf
ltfrul,tl uu agruuui 20 state fair.
Georria Nryrrs L. home from Lowell
Cor short vacation.
lieury Evans aud Amhruse bruvn arr
drilling q we'll Tor charlie. llamliu in
south Waterford.
Eunics a. Maxwell isat n :. ilold"n's
-, ha. l-gn iu Massachus"its Zoe .our
time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-f vosr IVpoRrASr STATE SEws
BWEFLN TOLD

As-ta-h,. ,r,n a, ~ork iu spring.
u.
&c., ur rrpper. former president 81
OtI la.trr.fy .aiicl Tor >cutand
september SOD.
Fr.f fr.. hlI mode quite begin
rrr n ..trnI patc. ln Malus. before
a.f ar.k. storm. They are prohahl,
al. .lt unu.
rr U.nnrtt. thr old man Who VA.
H.r.f.m .f fhr NrNport robbery, Nas
r.raI r.tuf'N to a. widow lady Uho
.I.. Door h.m.
st Uar.rIrb has appointed liou.
~r An.Ifr.ou 20 Portland. Cum-
r....r f. .nIulrr Infn the sysirm 90
u1f.r mi ihi. and other states.
~t.n luulrri Maine mrn Weut to
Boston a.f uess to 49, Nei.uu trot iu
Hr ~ .taUuu ncr. The race vas
postponed 900 MONDAY, ou aCcouni 20
r storm.
T-rIr.ar olf .u th- Wc.irru Union
-.rh HfiUc af BANGOR thur-siaN
ru... nn.I Co., ahn'r uf'ice uas rutiol,
af.... ma.h damagr being done to the
uE.r .f ftr f.ar story huilding
a.msn r,c,utly marrici in >aco.
l.nf.tf.t .hr has anothrr husband iu
I.... frm whom she has never hrfu
~ SEPARATED. suI .ats shr ''dUrsut
$50 t..l...
Co., N..rr sriffshurr Commission
l .r. nUI IrlNr Portland .f bosom nt
U. I.'. f.r Drfft.hurr. vbrrr th'
N ..m.uf. arc fn '- ie'iirtiri on
INr lsf.lfh--fh krcImtuitl
h.... nUI have au excursion fn
H..r .n fiaf o.,a.Iou. a. VIII AZ
hH....n r.r+r rrfanrf. fllf Do Nru
IT.. N.r.. .r.. 1s revived under ihf
H.r. cement uf ilr. =. T. llAlr
a H N.I. has fNrfllruf tutnr.il
erurul chamberlain ui
N Ir lla'r is tn have crnrral r'il-
.."tI...u aud eIIl contribute IL
..rI number.
....f.. ....
u.
- t.-.-..,,..-
. I... r..i.t.ure suI the pscr
... ....I several either girl. from
Ir atra uuuI fhsrr. aul u IL al
f such r.arr. in -. John arr
I....f numheruf girIs ruiicvi
H Wn.
.,.N .-.,. ~. t,..r,.
.......f, 49, .f II.furhsnr~.
|... ........ ,t.. .,..Ii.-,,f rl.u AMI
.... -........ TO-. .,r.fu.r, and mn,
.I.-.... .ftl.. .fur.h .rirr. The
E... .......t t..,. .r. ,IIfIn., sIfh honey .
... ....f.. E..r tl...r .fnrr a. The
r..... .... t...h .rI th. tss. are too
..tt. .Im.f % .urtr.sful plumber
''fr'fi rf"l"'-f- t' Al
'i iIif PEI" uul.''lS, ,
t'Is.Iil 'hsffN ti"ii' in"l
h er'e, ehh hiiins rA'i, 49,
-i..' .ani OF lrei'i.n T. l,'u-
H.'U Too mIMHI|. AM NNlN fNfN-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
AEMRX

a q. Harlow of this town dlrI =, Nv,
,..bl.noc september lgih, sg.d s,os,
~ vs.rs. IIe vas a native OF B ~, -, .'
a. whlrh place the remains VII - n
moved for funeral and 'nietu'. ~. ,o,,,'
m.,l.w Who (. Co teach Ia ihis ioNn,
- s.mr from Buckheld and eegan
~ ~" .rbooI the 18Th. bat Wa obliged 70
-, ~. hou,r the next day 10 make prep
. ~ crowd turned cut TUESDAY 10
-, ,hs linus on exhibition at Bethel.
n IA. r,ined the greater par, .' ~ , i
time for the past three uas .s a'' ne
- i bids fair 20 continue Inc
Ill.,, ~, very muddy and those VINO
h .,s not vet picked their sweet corn hno
II tel ous work. -. g. .
few DAYS. -. .no,her an.
turn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
hnRIA RuckElEID.

Mr.. Africa farnr has returned trom
a thr-r weeks visit 90 Boston. Mabel
Farar. of sumner, kept house for hei
while .hc was gone.
sabbath school concert AZ The school
housc last SUNDAY, september 18th
Al Who went rvport a very enjoyable
time.
Mr.. &. II. Kccnc has returned from
paHs.
willow Vcruil Rate. was at T.. Monks
september iGth.
Jefferson Farrar has bccn on the sick
list Tor the past few day.
Mis- Anna Heath. formerly of sumner
now ~ Hartford, Conn, was IN our
place september 10Th.
Henry Fuller his lot a COW aud suck
iug colt within four or i've weeks. lie
seems "a b. very unfortunate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
vALNE coon rrNPlARs.

lhr autumn session ~ The Grand
i,.i.r Uf 1o,d Tempars ~ tle state
PIT ae he.l 40 Pressure lsle. WEDNESDAY
go. So Buckett issues circulars
il.' week giving fun particulars % lodg-
- -e.egafrs and members "a the order.
LN.lrs.on Rates over an the leading rail-
'.ai. u Maine AMI Nes Brunswick. \
'Ifral ear fur members "a the orurr
'.'f. lllv deo kei aud laheic,i, VII
fi'f uion station. Portland, MondtN
,I'rruoUn. >ept, pi. amt - through ="
i'r'.Il' ls'e. rturnlng leaving there th'
following rhur.,isy. II makes an OF
rign.iF Cor very pleasant excursion
i0r ilf ORDER to The Aroostook. Tickets
- n.r sept D. good Tor the week
tN. further particulars adllrcss the 49,
u Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rloIsos FROM MANY prss



The Young ladies connected with the
lniversalisi Circle will give an Ice crram
party az olen Mt. House Hall THURSDAY
afternoon. September sith.
:. \. Esies, 81 North Woodstock, has
hne Tour months od colt. black Ia
color, Tor salc. u l. aNictor ratchen
dam BY Daniel Boone.
Rev. J. 4. Task. of Bethel, baptized
eight converts from the Baptist church
last sabbath.
Within II. Cole !. on wish To Bo.-
ton.
&. e.. Fuller l. troubled by earlen
ihieves Who have harvested hi. .quashes
and potatoes.
Mt. jefferson Lodge 81 Ma.ons held
their annual installation on SATURDAY
evening, >epi. "a \ very large number
Nerv preseut, bath ~ members ami In.
Nlte,l frienis. The Installing officer
va James l.. BoSkcr. assisted by Past
Master \. Mont Chase as Marshall. IN.
music hy Messrs. Racon. Whitman of
LEWISTON. I;ams,isli and Miss Myrtle IA.
con Nas, they say, superb. The oflccr.
took their places a. follows;
Nsasf u ~u,sli ".
iurkrf. . "
- nuntanl. TrNas.
Ahirn ihaeT. -.
a n. nrVant -
~trtsns . a.
MNIIIn ltaF.
e o. klutau J
I. n lalssr chap.
n g. -~au. tFisr
Ia conclusion, the party Ia the uumber
20 slNiN-uNr were entertained 40 the
ellen NJ. ilouse dining room aud pariook
20 ilnr suprer. such a. the house usual
IA h1s for such oc,asions.
TIE Young slir. II The tniycrsalisi
~iscIrit uUl give an bee cream festival ~
t'lru NJ. llousc ilall. Thursday. sept.
s'ih. Music ~ hcun'. Orchestra. Tor
ths danre in conclusion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
FAST BETHEL.

Mr. John Dustin from Milan, y. H.,
rccvuilv ylslted In this place. Mr.. Dus.
tln l. ~ year. old aud 7. smart and
active. lIe reads without the ALL Of
glss.e. and i holly and entertaining
IT, va. accompanied by hi nephew. T.
VI. Dustin from Rochester, Y. \.
M.s Emma Howard, from boston
spent few day with friends In this
place.
Ml.. Minnie Nckley l. stopping with
friend. IN thi. place.
Mr.. n. 4. Baulctt anil wife accom-
panied hy Mr.. llO.c Bartlett have ~
turned a. Waltham.
The Library Circlc will De- entertained
hy MIR =. 4. Ferry Thursday afternoon,
September 18th. Al especially Invited