Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

'Soms,hlpg sboat Insects was the
subject OF scientific and vet popular lee
tars delivered by DR.. J q. Cheering 10 .
crowded house. In the vestry OF the Con.
gregsllobal church. Saturday evening.
FebFuary Oh. 10 this branch OF natural
history The speaker wss perfectly N home.
Amer calling attention ~ insects ss pre-.
ssuting 81 interesting nsld % stady, and
showing their Importance az factors In de-
tsrmlnlng the sbanisnee or scarcity OF
food supply for man aud beast, their agen.
ey In producing material for manufacture
and commerce. The speaker outlined the
principal groaps Into which insects are
classic 81. polntlng oct the salient ehsrset.
eristics of each class a. regards develop
msnt structure aud functions. This part
Of his sub CT vs- fully Illustrated by dis-
grams on The walls together with q nam.
Der 90 cases % mounted specimens passed
among the audience. Aside from the iE
-tructioa snd sntsr,.iumeut 81 srisd, the
lecture cannot fall 20 awaken an Interest
In The observation and study OF insect life
Dr Ghsrlng married . dsushter OF DR..
n. T. True, 90 Bethel. aud h devoted TO
scientific subjects and IL q skillfui pyhsl.
clan and surgeon. lie IL stopping In
Bethel for his health. Ills home l. In
Cleveland, Oaio, where he IL connected
with hospital
Mrs.. 4. n. Twiiehen died Saturday
evening q, her home In Bethel after long
and painful Illness. Aged IS years,
months. Ever forgetful Of SELF she minis
tered 10 the wants % Others even In her
weakness The second Congregational
church has Lost one of il valued members.
the poor true friend. the community q
large hearted benevolent member. She
leaves q husband and THREE daughters.
The faner,l vas held Tuesday, Rev. ID. w.
Harry offlciailng large coucourse ~
people showed their respects by their
pre-ence.
DsA J 4. Purington and family were
called o. Brunswick Thursisy % a,tsui
The fapsr.l % bis father. Who fell from The /
Ion In nj. barn and rupiared blood ves-
-sl In his head. aud did 10 few hour.
Ell.s ThOm,s. - Portland. Il Ia town
looking after III. lum sering insres,s.
~ John Hastings 10 gstilns In some
valuable pine lanber from their Albany
porchAss.
Bethel Chair Factory are 50 driven with
orders that they run their SAWS unul ?
O'Clock N. They are doing . large
amount Of custom saving
MIDDLE INTERVALS.
s W. Stubborn ~ Brosa PS.,. attended
The State Eaeampmeui OF the q. A. u At
L-wi.ton.
Ladies Circle met Thursday Afternoon,
Fsh. it'h. with Mr. J A Carter.
F.rwsll Bros have lsniei on the bsnt
% The Apdro.oogsia River over 300 cofds
% palp vooi for Eliss rhon,s Of Portland
AMI nov s'e sngsgei In drawing pine for
Hastings a Thom~ % Morrills mill n
North Bethel what they take hold Of I.
usasllv q suecsss-csuss. skiil sni euefgy.
\. y and q. klnh.ll are drawing
about 100 cords % birch 81 Morril's mill
al North Bethel.
Carter Bros have contracted 20 draw
$50 thoassni OF pine and Too cords OF birch
a. the same place. Hall Bros are eating
The birch.
J T. Kimh,ll {. conysis.eise from . &C.
vsr~ attack % sickness. Dr. liln s,isnd-
81 him and IL . erst.clas. physleisn.
An account % The death ~ Ells Scott Of
West Paris, musi cast gloom over the
AZ Lpcke's Mills where she li,.
"a fsw years ago and ihs writer remsm'
Der. her good dspor,msn, sni laiy.liks
sppsArsrce 10 TIE school room. sach
scholars are seldom forgotten by their
teachers OF schOol.maies.