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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
Death 10 in the World; All That
ia Born Must Die"

ThI. being so, when death invades
your homes, would Il not be- some small
comfort 10 you 10 place the remains OF
your friends In charge % an experienced
man who l. familiar with the handling
and care IL the dead, and who Will con-
scIent!ously prepare aud care for them
until time Of buriali such an one pro-
fee. 10 be. Having had ten years ex-
perience and q course OF practical In
structlon In cmbalmlng withJ. Waterman
4 sons, Boston, am prepared 10 say
that I will hold myself In readiness 10 at
tend any call. night or day, FROM
ANY DISTANCE. and will give
prompt attention to preparing and caring
for the dead until time ~ burial, thus re-
lIeying friends from all responsibility.
Embalming, either cavity or arterial,
done II desired.
keep large stock Of funeral furnish
ings constantly on hand.
WILL ATTEND FUNERALS
AT ANY DISTANCE with hearse
II desired. and will guarantee prices per-
fectly satisfactory. My caskets are made
In Boston. and are always up Ia the lat
est styles, aud are nrst-class In every
particular.
Call on, write or telegraph 10
y. A. THAYER,
Undertaken aud Funeral Director,
south Paris, Maine.
Opposite Congregational church,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
NoR1n auckFlelp.

Mr.. Post aud wife from New York
have been NJ !. 4. Warren for few
DAYS.
T.. u. Head has been cutting his hay
on the 4. \ Record farm.
Nlonfo Buck. wife aud daughter have
been yisiting friend. aud relatives here.
lots ~ Young people from herr went
IN lewiston a. 80 Haruum's biz show.
Mamie Davis has got home from Au-
burn where shc has been to ~" her sick
mother Who l. little more comfortable.
widow Morse has been AZ work for
willard Mason.
The heavy rain July 2Oih dld lot. ~
good AMI some damage.
Potatoes ani cat. are rusting some.
Mr.. q. n. Davis. ~ lewiston, was AZ
her brother Franks over SUNDAY.
Mrs. D.. q. Msyhew, 81 Auburn, has
tesu visiting here for few day..
Mr.. Elijah Jordan, ~ Mechanic Fails,
has hccn herr Tor few days.
Excursions o. the mountain most
every day.
The lowland l. 80 vet people are
obliged To stop having ON account 81
Natef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
FRygBURG.

Most Of the Leicester party left on
Tuesday aud We miss the merry crowd
that has made the streets so lively.
Mrs. rcavy aud daughter LILLIAN of
Rochester, y. H., and Miss Helen Chap
man ~ brunswick, are AZ Miss n y.
Pages.
Misses Chase aud shaplclgh have gone
home Ia Maiden.
Miss susie Randall died on Wednesday
morning aud her funeral took place Fri
day afternoon.
Mlss Kate Randall has gone back Ia
IIallowrll Via >ewburyport.
Miss N. &. Dsgood and her aunt have
spent few DAYS IN Sebago this week.
Miss Mary Ferry has been visiting
Lucia Towle but has gone hack tn Hos
ton.
The annual fair ~ the Congregational
Circle was held at the Vestry Thursday
afternoon and evening and large num-
Der were In attendance.
Mis. Hattie Abbott Il recovering from
nervous pro.tratlon which occasioncd
her leaving her school week before the
term clo.c,i.
\ number ~ people arr now on the
ground az Martha. Grove aud the a.
semhlv begins Monday, the roth. \ full
attendance l. expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
BuCkFlglD.


All quiet along the last branch.
Josiah Hutchinson & wife have re-
turned from Massachusetts,. IL. 4.
/ Themes and wife have returned from
Old Orchard where they have spent
several weeks.
r. \. brigham, Esq, Of Portland,
was In town last week.
Miss shirley Hall has gone To south
port for q short vacation.
Mrs. wellman, az Wilton, i visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. VI. Tobln at the
Buckfeld House.
Miss Ellie Morrill, has been Ia Weld
Pond on plscatorial excursion.
Prof. Luthur Mason has returned from
q trip Ia Chicago aud Joins his family
here, the guests of Horace 4. Irish.
Levi Cushman returned Ia hls native
soil from California last Friday after an
absence ~ u year..
VI. q. Pcrclval aud family, ~ Auburn,
arc nj the Buckhcld House.
Arthur Atwood aud wife ~ Auburn
aud Edwin fogg and wife of Lewiston
arr visiting AZ Ephralm Atwood's.
charley Holland l. the knight ~ the
rcin- ON the southern mall route for the
coming year.
Harlow. tooth pick factory has started
up, aud WHEN In full operation will EN-
ploy a good foucc.
n l. aid the state Fair l. Ia have .
contribution for exhibition from East
branch farm of Mckuslck aud HI prog
euy.
Vim. n. Edwards aud wife II DiXfield
were In town last week.
stanley Bisbcc aud wife attended the
celebration ~ the introduction ~ elcc-
trio light AZ DlNfeld, Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
BETHEL


Bethel was visited Tuesday with sue
cessIon 81 heavy thunder showers. ne.
companled with hall and high wind
Much of the grain i prostrated and the
roads badly torn up Ia nanny places.
Most of the hay l. secured In good
condition.
VI. 4. Mason cuts about Is tons and
has his harms fllled To the ridge pole.
lie has about Us tons of old hay, max
Ing 40 tons In hls barns and out houses.
Oats and potatoes are showing signs
II rust.
The sweet corn u looking we'll and l.
two weeks earlier than last year.
Many bethel people visit Portland to-
day (Satuniay) on the excursion. The
agent sold o. tickets.
The scholars In district No. H., Who
we're perfect In their Attendance during
the summer school are a. follows;
Ral,ert 2. Ciough. Bsrton 4. smith. Guy Davis.
Harry Gii.len, rerley ilsnson, t'eofFs " frrnch,
Emma y. IIuishinson. fthsl ". Mor-e, huhy NJ.
smith. Rsns N. iamer. Anec fefkins. Mari
bsnson, Alicc fArwcli, AMI harbar Carter.
George ~. Brown aud wife, Gardner
Wilson aud Wife. aud Others took the
Vestlbuic train sunday night the ~ int.
for Chicago, on pleasure trip for a few
weeks.
Deputy sheriff \. u. Goodwin has been
confined to the house by sickness for the
past week bat !. nov cOnvalcscent.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Horace Andrews, MR..
Abial Chandler and others made up
party which left here Tor old Orchard
Last week. They have taken a cottage
aud will spend the season there.
Mr. Ccylon Rowe returned last Thur
DAY from an eight days outing with hi.
family.
Preparations are being made for q con
c-rt which l. to take place next week
aud which promise. To- be- q very inter,
esting affair.
The wonderful Englc clock which by
so many newspapers has been said Ia
rival any piece of modern mechanism la
cNisiance, l. Ia b. upon exhibition at
Harris Heck this week.
Rev. y. y. barton has moved Into the
house ~ Salome Twltchell.
Morton e.. burbank has gone Ia
Poughkespsie, y. y. where be- will take
a course AZ the Eastman business 'ol-
legr Mr.. Burbank has for some time
l,een employed AZ the Grand Trunk sta
ton AZ this place, aud has been very
efficient Ia hi line ~ duty. III. place
AZ the depot l. taken by Frank barker.
\ large number ~ our people took all
vantage ~ the excursion Ia Portland
saturday last.
Mr. fred sawyer formerly ~ this
place but now ~ Dakota, l. spending a
Few weeks herr visiting the scene. ~ hls
Early life. Mr.. sawyer was for some
time a clerk In the store ~ 4. VI. Kim
hall when b. was In business herr.
The contractor. Who put In the rlec-
trio light plant At DlNfleld were In this
plac- lat week looking over the ground
with view ~ trying to establish plant
here. This I. very desirable .cheme
and should be- effected. We nov have
water system under contemplation.
which together with electric lights would
make "a quite metropolitan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
so,irs alIcsgIslp.

TO what extent l. man the creation ~
habits. surroundings, circumstances aud
dlsciplinef what soldier does not recall
the i,,st. 10 hi comrades when going up
ou the hattlefieldf Vet Who can Imagine
a grimmer place for Joking. remem-
Ter one day "caValcade of death" pass
"a my regiment. Attended by the guari
and rcgimcntal baud aud riding upon
their collins were two soldiers Who for
desertion or some grave lnfnciion of
military discipline were condemned Ia
b. shot. Vet these men 80 soon io solve
the great mysteries ~ death confronted
hv the king Of tsrrOr- were Outwardly a.
calm a. n the zeal Of death had not plac-
ed it, grim hand upon them. famlllari-
~ with the surroundings aud atmos-
phere 81 danger and death had apparent
y made them obllyious Ia IL.
Henry shaw. Frank Roberts aud
Frank Pierce have each bought an
Adriance Buckeye mower.
Frank Pierce has been changing works
with relatives near North Turner aud
has commenced haying this week with
a large force.
J. J. Fuller has given full charge Of
hi store 20 his daughter Alta. Miss Al.
"a l. general fayOrite and Il meeting
with desired success.
Dr. Charles VI. Blsbee, 81 West sunni
er. appointed one of the surgeons of ths
south Paris examining board, i one Of
the best known aud successful physician.
Ia oxford County.
Uncle Addison says II We arc Ia have
such hay seasons a. the present and I've
proceeding ones he shall adopt the ensl'
lage system.
George Mitchell at the Mills has a
large. well-proportioned sucking coli
after Black Nathan. IL l. a colt hard Il
beat.
one Of the writer's Rhode Island
Greening trees has grown one foot Till
season.
Oats and potatoes are ru.ting badly.
Oscar says this Il the larry mans ha,
season.
Frank Robert. mare has a colt aftei
Thomas Carlyle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
WEST BIrsII

The rain last saturday. The aFh, vet
q large amount ~ hay In this vicinity
also two h~aVy showers Last Tu"sdsy
since which time IN" farmers have BEEN
improving splendid hay weather. Think
ihr crop will average la hulk With the
two past yrars.
rotatoe. continue o. look promising
Oats arr u.tiug some.
~. Scrihner returned frum Worccs-
t.r. Macs. lat Monday. Mr.. :. !.
hoping o. come In few wc'ks taking
their daughter along With her n she
should continue a. Improve a. ~ prr.rui
The sabbath school l. nuunshng
finely With an average attendance ~
over thirty.
Rluelerri-. srr counting Ia abundance
from the mountains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
Albany

Mis- Anna ~. Cummings has gone "a
spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
seldom Grant. In Belmont, y. III.
Tyler T. Cole had very narrow So
cape from death. lie was on the road
with his mower aud AZ the top 81 a steep
Hill Que ~ the woke straps failed aud the
horses ran NJ full spccd until one horse
Tell, causing a sudden stop which threw
him Into the ditch. striking on hi head
aud knees The horses became disen-
gagged frum the mower aud left II un.
harmed. The horses were considerably
SCARED. Mr. Cole reviewed q scalp wound
and a had wound on the knee. lie
thinks he will soon D. on the mend
sgain.
Help for having l. coming from other
towns and everybody l. rushing In the
haV
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nrhRoN

Mr.. and Mr.. Emery were In town last
week.
Mr.. ". \. Bartlett !. visiting friends
iu East sumner.
Mr.. III bartlett aud wife are spending
a week az Bar lIarbor.
Mr.. Ira Thorne 10 New York, has
been In the place thi. week.
Mise. Eta >turteyani. Ahhlc liihbs
aud Lila Harden are NJ York beach.
Mr.. Harrow. and Eva are 10 work AZ
the licllc,irW House.
Mr.. lloritio Bonney J. very low.
Mi.s Iucy Goodrich Who va, here last
week 4. from Missouri Instead of Mas.a-
chu.ett.. ~. the item read. old students
~ the academy will remember her moth
er a. Louise Barfows, a universal favor
ite with old and young.
Last sunday quite a sensation wa-
created by the appearance of a dove Ia
church. No coaNing would Induce u Ia
leave tlll after sunday school. II AFFORD.
e,l lot. ~ fun for the little ones and
.omrw hat unsettled the older ones.
Friends from New York are visiting
al Levi Merrllls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
aaxANr,e p0nD

VI. y. Hathaway IL moving his family
90 q. 4. whltman's.
An artist from Lewiston has been TAX
Ing Views ~ our village.
Messrs. Freeman aud Waierhouse with
their families are stopping At lakeside
Cottage.
Ella 4. Felt has been engaged Ia
teach the winter term of school at Trap
Corner.
There l. talk Of having high school
here this fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
EAST BETHEL

Farmer. are finishing up haying aud q
good crop has been harvested.
Sweet corn ON the Intervals does mol
look very promising.
Miss Emma Perry from Revere, Mass,
I. now the CUES, Of MR.. T.. {. Perry.
Mis- Ieona swan j. AZ home from
waltham, Mass, on a months vacation
The spring board dance Tuesday even
Ing was largely attended and all great,
enjoy the novelty Of spring board dane
Ing.
MIss Alice swan, FROM Lynn, Mass.
j. spending few weeks at Mrs. BenJa
min Estes.
Library Circle will be entertained
Thursday, August LIT, by Mrs. Annl'
uroWu
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NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Henry Merrill and daughters,
from lIAVrrhll. Mass, arr visiting Al
Jane. H. Merrills.
Mis- Aura Partridge u ~ the lake on
= short Wilt. She !. soon to Nisii her
sister AZ Monson. Maine.
&. \. stephen. !. having the insldc ~
hi new building painted. stephen Pot-
tie and George small are doing the
work
The farmers about here have mostly
got their having done. Most II them
have cat a. much or NOR than Last year.
q. a. Haskell and a crew arr cutting
the hav ON the Andrew Mil's farm.
y. VI. Rowe hasa new Dccrlng mower
which works \ l.
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hnRrl..MIsr RTIrII.

jaime. TYLER IA. got The lumber 60
huild his uew house.
Herman shilling. from Massachusetts,,
b. stopping 40 hi. grandmother, Mr..
sarah iisau's.
Nj. E.ihrr wight hs. gone Co New
Hampshire Goa a Nisit.
Mr.. !. ". Guhhin ~ Portland, has
hecu spending few days With her
cousin. 40 ihi. place.
4. n. Chtpman nni daughter ~ Mill
vaukrc. arr the guest. ~ William chap
man
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WILSON'S Mills

willie FLINT had an no turn Wednesday
night caused hv his drinking out ~ q
bottle II hluring. pr. Er.kine ~ Cole
brook Ma sent Cor bat be- was hctier
Wheu the doctor got there.
4. :. Milson and wife are AZ Flint.
George Horn aud wife. john BARRETT.
W ifr and daughter ~ Milan, arr up on a
sporting trip.
Mi.s lilla Flint Who l. very much out
~ health 8. now stopping at her uncle,s,
-. \ Flint.
Nj. and Mr.. Frr,l Chandler arr nov
40 the Berlin Mil. farm.
Mr.. and Mr.. charlie. Lowe have gone
aWaY.
Dr. Raymond With some friends has
spsnt a week up river.
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sMEDEN

Misses Clarshel and ora hne'ishI y
turned a. Albany this week after a -h"''
,i.it Ia sweden. -.
Our new stage driver, Wyman Nr'rrs'
..,,,,n.ne,-l hi. duiie. the 18th Inst.
Mr.. \. ". Eastman reiurn- 20 d.,
,on thi. week. also 4. :. Harrington anu
family and Flora Maxwell. o..
Mr.. augusta Kendall aud Mrs. osca'
n.an,.,, az Norway. are visiting Ia town
Nj. Nina Bang. Accompanies ne, IS
49,, NJ. Waterhouse % RoXbury, Mas,
~h.rr he expect. 20 spend the iAii anu
winter. - m 4. n,
work FOR :. l.. Plummer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

4. ". Davis. dcnti.i, of faris, aud hi.
daughter. have bccn here for two day..
llorn a. Mr.. aud Mr.. .. ". Bngg, e
daughter. July eth.
l.. :. llcyWopd picked up = iruHi Ia
Lake Imhagog lasi Monday. The fsh
weighed pounds. ounc-.. \. there
arr no marks ~ any hind ou u, u l. sup
po.e,i BE- dici from oh age. We think
ihi. {. proof positive that there arr It'll
trout In Lake umhagog although some
.ecm o. think they we're all gone long
age.
\. VI. Coolc,lgc has the iir.t new pota-
toc- II the season.
VIII Burkr .ays De- celebrated the It'll
IN Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont AMI
canada. How many arr there Ia o~ford
County Who can .ay a. muchf
\ danc~ AZ T.. Ahbott's hall fucsday
night. sixteen couple. attended. quite
a gathering for thi. place In haying
time.
We hear there were four deer seen In
=. 4. Brngg's field last Tuesday.
Blind-man'. bun seems Ia be a very
popular game here just now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

Having l. progressing slowly. Grass
aud grain arr rusting quite badly, also
POTATOES. josiah Heath has piece near
In dead.
nluebcrry picking seems a. b. the
business these poor hay days. They
will b. very good when fully hpened.
Al kinds ~ bcrric. have been plcnil-
ful this season.
!. ". Ienncti will cut the hay Tor u.
l.. Muslin.
Levi I'hilhrook .. doing hi. work alone
thl. summer, both cut aud Ia the house.
IT, carrie. ou quite q large farm.
fryd brown ~ Gofhan, was down
Tuesday aud bought a nice lot ~ lambs
If william Chapman aud drove hack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
DENMARK

Jonathan Alexander vas thrown from
hi mower. july 18th and broke hi arm
very near the shoulder. so near that II
cannot b. properly splinied. lie l. do
INK a. Well as could be- expected, under
thu carr ~ pr. brown.
Mr.. Jane Suttou ringrce, wife ~ The
odorc I. riugrc-. died July 2ld, agcl
about siNty-uine years. She leaves two
.ons aud four daughters. Thomas \.
liugrrc ~ l.onsdalc. u. l., came here Ca
attend the funeral ~ hi. mother.
The poet ofiicc question l. It'll an open
Issue.
George Mitchell, shook instructor Tor
Geurgv :. Hunt a Co, ~ Portland, l.
calling ON the shook men herr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
MASON

We arr having few day ~ very fine
hay weather, and Il l. being improved Ia
it, fullest extent. \ week Of dry wealth
or /. much needed to make our low land-
In condition Ia NOV, they ARE nov sofi
a. sponge.
Cat. are msting badly, some pieces are
fairly yellow. Those stout grown are
fat on the ground.
some signs Of potato rot on vet ground,
the rust attacks the leaves aud Few
days stocks are bare.
Bluebcrries arr fairly plenty, especial
IN ON the mountains, on low lands, the
late frOsts Injured them.
IS. Bean aud wife, late of Norway
Lake, are stopping with !. |. Bean, Mr.
Beans health l. very poor.
Alonlo Tyler has moved out Of town.
4. :. Bean. has crew of men cutting
the hay on the 4. l.. Murphy place.
l.. II. Tyler has bought a piece of grass
land Of Daniel Morrill,.
y. II. Tyler l. most done haying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

Mr. stephen Cannon had a shock
.incs my at writing AMI d. lived bat a
frs dats. H. di,,l on the sth. H. va
aa YEAR. aud dsy ola. ilc Was buried
ou the si.t. Ellrr Abbott attended the
funeral
Born on the sl.t. o. he " he - 4 \.
Hahh. a sou.
w. hal I-oNrrful shower Goa The 81,
which asa considerable damage Go The
grain hy lodging 10, aud washei M.
road. quite hadly.
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EAST sRowsFigLo.

\ cold wave visited "a. ON the 3iih.
\ party IT slN have gone I" the noun
tains for a camping cut excursion; arr
ENJOYING themselN.. finely.
Mr.. bradford Coles mother. Mrs.
Ellfa Day. died Ia Milton, Mass, on the
2Oih. she was brought here for burial
bcside her husband In the cemetery Ia
the Cole neighborhoOd.
Mr.. Florence Mansfield 1. visited by
friends from Webster. Mass.
Il. :. 4. next was W. {. 7. L. day
August "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
nIsEIIlD

The funeral ~ Col. John Holman oc-
CURED AZ DlNheld Ccntrc July 9Th. lie
was one II the prominent men If the
town. lie leaves many sous aud daugh-
tcr-. George Holman, Esq., ~ the
flrm 81 Holman s. Murch, being one Of
the oldest.
The spool mill 1. shut down for short
vacation.
George l.. Merrill aud family aud
james Davis aud family have gone ON a
visit To Sesrsport, their native place.
Mr.. ". =. Putnam j. on the sick lisi
hat morr comfortable Al this time.
Mr.. Albert Root aud family, of Bos-
ton, arr visiting friend. In town.
Mr.. sarah lake l. visiting her broth
cr. T.. g.. Reynolds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

Three good hay day. thi- week - far
n. 4. Curti. has exchanged the Mitch
III place With Henry Brock ior his land
south ~ the rad.
The Nutr school closci last Friday,
having been under the instruction. Of
Mr. Nlthsa curtis. The following
named scholar. were not absent one hall
dav. Edith Berry, Ida farrar, Maud
stevens. Dora ElllngNood, Mamie VI
lngwuod AMI Winnie Ellinewood
Maud steven. dii not mis. In spelling
Cor ihc term Filth Berry ini Dora NJ.
linrNuod missed bat one wori each foi
tho term. hi. .praks we'll Tor scholar
aud teacher.
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sours RosBuRy.

\. \. Jennc Wa thrown from hi
hor.e rake the ilr.t IT this week ani dis-
located his shoulder. lie seems "a D.
unluckv Tor this l. the third tlnle be- has
met with the same accident.
N. y. Mclnnis lot sixteen gallons ~
l-.~r few daS. ago. They sttrtssi the
faucet and bc,r Nas King ~ the .iiua-
ton.
Raspherries arr plenty and berry pick
~. are out in great numbers.
Rlneherrir. arr reported rather scarce
on Nhteap Mountain.
The concentrations farmer don't know
What a. do about hnding fault with the
weather.
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nlSeiEIp CENTRE

We had heavy shower here Tuesday
that damaged large amount Of hay.
Help 1. scarce aud many are In want.
The funeral 81 Col. John J. Holman
Was largely attended here wednesday.
Rev. {. A. Hayden OF Auburn offieiaied
aud gave VI an excellent sermon. Music
that was very acceptable aud doe va.
kindly furnished BY the East Dixneld
choir Prof. =. Butterfield leader. Mr..
Holman was the oldest man In town and
Mrs. barnard. the oldest person In town.
attended and many other aged people.
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nlcsYAlI

Farmers in this vicinity arr backward
alout their having Goa account 81 poor
haY weather.
Ni.. Mamie child q. al work Tor Mr..
H. =. Tracy.
Mot farmer. around her, have soli
thrir Nuol fur - cvuts.
Thoma. W,man contemplate build
iur him a new hou-".
Mr.. Della An,lrvss With her dhughi't
Hattie b. visiting friends in franklin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
OXFORD.

Miss II. T.. lIersey l. at home.
Mis- Olmstead and Miss Corning went
to the White Mountains last week.
Mr.. Rowell and family Of l.iNermore
arr the guests Of DIR. 4. l.. lIersey.
4 party Of children from Portland
sent by the "Fresh Air Society" are
stopping here. :,
I.ey. Mr.. Searle preached at Poland
Corner sunday forenoon.
Mr.. Greeley was Ia town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brett and children Of
Providence, X. l., are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Manson Of Waterford Il working
nj Rev. George y. Tewksbury's.
The Methodist society held a sociable
Wednesday evening for the purpose OF
raising funds 10 insure the vestry. Sew
en- dollars were taken.
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slRAu

Mr.. Edgar y. Barnes ~ Epplng. y.
a.. 9. visiting his EARLY homc AZ Elhs
Goulds.
Fr,si 4. Moulton ~ the Maine state
COLLEGE. l. spending hi vacation with
hi. father. Reuben :. Moulton.
Rev. Ashsr Anderson ~ Bristol,
Conn. preached sunday AZ the Congrc-
gaiionsl church Wh~rv BE- preached Ia
lssa
Nlphs Brown while getting CA a
fright car near Bsrtlett, y. H., tell aud
rrcvi,s,i an injury Ia hl. spine. llc i
now Improving.
The powerful rain u saturday rrfrcsh-
~ vegetation
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rayesuRo CENTRE.

Mr.. VIM. Park, Of Newton, Mass,
while visiting la thi. vicinity was called
to Wakefield, y. H., 10 see her sick
sister.
Chas. Chandler had some six tons OF
hay carried away by the water saturday
the 10.
The hay crop will be- very good, better
than farmers thought two weeks ago.
John Ingraham l. very sick, not eN
pected to recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
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~, Iswi.ton. are visiting At Albert D.
Beans. ~. narrowed nj.
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h's n WhIttler 81 Boston aud ne'ce'
Mis- Carrie Hamlin. oil Ne,.n , D
With ave friends from M, ,,..,a. ,.,m
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