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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
EuuroRp cIsrRE

Wallis clark sni Eiwin Ahl.oti have
rvtufu~i from llalf-mcou Pond IN MeN-
iro. ehefr thev have tr.u cnmplng Tor n
numirr - davs. Zone game and good
time vas the result.
Miss Columbia kimha1 will pass the
siuier With her hrother. W. ". kimhall.
In chicago.
Mr.. n. \ small has been Visiting o.
'rv dsvs Nth her son, Dr. .. T.. snail,
ln portland
Msuv farmer. in town have made sub
sinutal improvements aruuud their
homes. rlis indiates prosperity.
NJ fno.h simpson ani Henry \.
snail have a hearing hrrv next russ,iay,
~, lfih. 20 ten O'Clock.
"ilne.i farm house IN the COUNTY" ssN
menv Lea rvgar,i o. Mr.. Augusta. Knight
house
NJ D.. n. Ellioti took some ~ hi
rotsls that D. hsd left hrrv after closing
uuf HI huslnrss o. james small. ani
sent Ca Anflutrf last frihy o. Closr
them ouf. \ fre siorrkecpers there oh
'.,fc,l. 80 IN siie vas postponed for n
fru days. bat Mr.. Eilinit assurvs hi
Anioyrr frcuis that the gusSis vii D.
cold there in r. Tea hYs.
prpufv Gnni Master knoNlaui ~
Norway Installed the ofiiosrs ~ hlaFlnc
Star io-igr lat rhurs'isv evening Not
miuV vrrr pre-sni, vet ths evening .
rn'utmeut vas very pleasant. Mrmhrrs
20 thls loirc hsd a gussi sori o. ssv Tor
our dspui,. ant sl.o for ihe supper tht
fhe steward provided. Henry VI. 'olhv'.
ststsr sfrgs have hs-rume n~vs.liV In
fhis ioirv When therv l. any work 90 do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
DENMARK

Charlie. u. Pendexier, Mr.. Mains ~
Naples, sheriff Rocs 81 Bridgton, last
week took the trail of the persons that
committed the thefts In Naples, Bridg-
ton, Denmark AMI BroWnfield October
2Ith. traced the thieves Ia Albany, y.
H., and with the assistance of three III
the losers by the raid, recovered all the
stolen property aud persuaded the two
perpetrators, Joe aud Dan Mcclellan, to
BrOwnileld where writ wa. obtained
and hearing had before Trial Justice
=. II. Bean. The prisoners plead guilty
aud bail was fixed az 500 each In default
~ which they we're committed "a jail al
Pari.. Much credit l. due Ia the men
Who planned aud executed this arrest.
=. T.. Davis, Esq, has commenced en-
larging hi. stable by putting on an add
ton Of twenty feet.
Henry ". Richardson, late Of the
Walker House, fryeburg, has moved In
Ia hl. rent here.
MI.. Nellie Richardson visits her "a
Their NJ south wlndham.
Mrs. Louisa Jordan has gone "a Chlca'
20 aud Detroit to visit her brothers Ia
those cities.
Mi.. Nettle Colby l. In Portland TAX
Ing music lessons.
l.. \. Ingalls, has brought Ia numbel
of foxes this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
WEST PARIS

We have had some nice fall weather.
There l. quite a lot of sickness IN our
village now. Ill Swan, son Of Nlthsn
swan, Il very slck With typhoid hver.
n. n. Cummings Il lali up With the
rheumatism. MR.. 4. j. Kicker hls
been quite sick hut Il better now. Ms.
Nathaniel Young l. quite sick. der
sickness started with bad cold. Mrs..
n. q. Brown and her daughter Jennie
aud Mrs. A. y. Curti. are on the meni.
4 number have bad colds.
T.. u. Andrews, while At work In his
orchard with hi tesm Tuesday met With
quite a severe accident. lie wasi front
of hi cart when hi horse startc'i M
quick. he went to step back cut of the
way, hls foot caugh, aud be fell back
wants, the blg wheel ~ the cart passed
over hi stomach. lie sustained some
bad bruises hut Isn't 40 badly hurt as
wss AZ fret feared, and l. nov mending
rapidly.
\. n. Bucknrm'. and Prof Chamber
lain's horse. ran away bat neither did
anv drmage Ia speak 81.
Clarence curtis l. news agent fbr the
New York saturday Globe. Tie sold
TWENTY-FIVE copies last saturday. Any
one wishing Tor good lot of news for
little money will do well TO patrcnl,e
Clarence.
Rev. g.. II. IIsnnafori, q former pas
tor ~ the VI. T.. church In this place,
vas In town MONDAY.
Rev. ". n. Merrill aud wife, ~ Cor
ham. y. A.. N.liel few of their many
friends IN thi. place ruesday and We'll
ne-dav. Mr.. Merrill l. former pastor
~ this VI. v. church.
Rev. y. VI. lloughion and wife, Of
p-cring, Ne, visited his sister, Mrs. u.
". Bryant. last week.
Quite delegation of the brothers
f,om ihis I. %. ~. r. Lodge attended u.
\. Tuell's funeral Ia sumner Thurs'lay.
Mr.. Tuell was a member ~ thls lodge.
The Harrington Concert COMPANY are
stopping With ~ this week. They have
quite q large cls.. here. They had a
fun house MONDAY night Ca their open
Ing convert. They haVc their closing
convert this saturday evening.
The Peoples Theatre Company are
coming again weincslsv. Nov. 18Th.
People come from al parts of Wet
Paris AMI ,iciniv IN Iimsdell a Hollis
a. huv the famous BRUSSELS soap (no ros-
In and get a patent soap tray free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
wFSr SUMNER

The funeral ~ n. \. Turu. one - ouf
mnsi highly r.sp~,tei Ciilfsns, ~.
nrrri, aftru.ioi Ihur-lav, The IN inst,
q hls late rf.lirnrr. Es,. =. \. llst'en
q Auhurn on iaiing. amer an ulnrss
q -. than tso weeks. h. was callci io
hl. long houie. following biz sife, sho
our ve1r aeo prr,ele,i him. IL vii D.
srrsfiV missssl lu our town anil couuit,
having Or wears held t-s.iii"n. ~ honor
tuI trusf. Tev en- an his plac.. llr
has sersel tNo terms as County '"tn-
missioner. alvaVs acr~piahlv. his s"f'r'l
his town as ~rlertman several times, sni
eas among summers most prumineui
mon. Onr hy our THEY'RE callcl asht F.
TIuln Hnuney ani family - Bath
si.Ifs-l no hi. bruthrf's. oliver Bonurv's,
, f.u is,s sinrr. lIo.es liounry and
sifr ~ Ptri.. anil Augustus b"nne, nnd
,lfe q Hurideli. ipinr,l them there.
NJ. Mlnam Rove vil remain 9th
boz brother. q = Ahhoii. during The 40
.snrr 90 their dtughtrr. Who L. in '1m-
hrIIrr. Msss. hsrr .hr uas summnnfi
nu arl.uunt 20 the Illness 90 :, 4. w
irres 90 bright. iiseasc.
NJ. IuiIsffe Merrill hal another ~
hrr .u.liru sfftrks - illurss The nrst OF
thr urvk hut q. i-rifcr at this writing.
Mr.. Euphil Dee Morrill, lni sisier' Ni''
CIstfon 20 gharlrsfuNn, Mes, Nrr'
mixing fill. sl-iut the village th~ sth.
Mr.. julia rsruham stlil remains quite
iii. sI.s .Inri~" iui-nu Robinson.
puftie Heals L. amoug the rccrut slcA
nurs.
pr Ri.,-c &. again about attending To
patients.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12

We hegin 90 80 signs OF Nlnl 'ii
-f1,.r, 4. snoW on the mountains Ae"'u
sr,.y. come. from the north.
Nu.iin Hutchinson, 81 Albany anu 1.
carter. ~ Norsay, were ia Town -.
81 and bought some ulce be.i .a,'1,,
SOL /. low. u takes hig pie "i wv
>, ,uv 4 small pile ~ money.
NJ. 4. Hutchinson i very uh"'"'
An upu.usl thing Tor her.
Mr.. Thomss Morrill, goi some '1 ~,
.o.p ln her eye AMI she suffers ms'h u"
Nj. Alicc Morrill, Is nursing Mr. L
=. nruWn. -. nm hi.
hOuse. ..,,in, not,-
lar for y. a.. hills. -, ~o,,h
Ero~.t Hutchinson IA. gone 70 N", ~.
Waterford 20 top With Mel hn's" ''
o.r .rbool teacher. Mis. Otis' i u'-
al" ~ tech .chool for few days
a. =. Brown 9. having hls poplar saw
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
RO1RuRY.


Mr.. Parker, agent for Berlin MILLS
Company. has been In town looking over
the timber lands ~ the company. There
are about 500 acres In the northeast
corner II this town owned by the CON-
pany. Mr.. Parker was we'll pleased with
The purchase. y. VI. Locke was hi.
guide To show him over the land. Mr..
Locke In his bear hunting has gained a
better knowledge Of the wllds Of Rox'
bury than any other person.
Mr.. Graham has already landed load
Of supplies here for Foster 4 Marble.
They viii commence their winters log
cling In a few days. They have large
quantity of logs cut and yarded left oyei
from last winter. aud about one million
TO be cut. IL l. hoped that they Will
have more favorable winter than last
winter was, and land all their logs on
the river bank.
Mr.. Archer, an old deer stalker, IL
hunting deer on bare ground; when he
get. the one he l. after and two more IL
will make out his three.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12

The Congregational S,'.hl circle met
Uifh Mr.. D.. n. Ellis ca "Wednesday
,frruonn and evening over siNil
u.r, prc.eut aud Il was very pleasant
gathering -,
Thrrr ua.a shooting match herr ",'
saturday with eleven men on slle =
" Warren and Leon York Ncrr ih'
.,,,.i,. YORK. party .corcd 3.sS1,
w,rrrn's a.lcl. An oyster supper Hni
80. 49, the result which was heid
Thur.is, night. the oysters bring iui-
ni.h.,i IA a.. defeated side. IL ~as a
uifs time. a..
Ths fryr high school az south Water
fori closed last Friday AMI an eul''' ~
-, -. Given I'm thu evening. The
-. 49,, IN veil rendered aud a g""i
.uiirnce was pr--sni. ,,,.u
6. IIamlin has completed AZ Nel'
m distance drilled la the leisc Wa
eighty fe.t. n was surres-iui'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
nERRnA


Rev. :. u. Richiri.on l. attending the
evangelist meeting At Brownneld thi.
week.
Rev. e. T.. Harden attended the ordi-
nation 81 Rev. Mr.. Wedge AZ Pari.
Thursday.
on Tuesday evening Prof. Sargent
gave hls lecture. "lhe scholar, the
school, and the teacher" before the
students. The lecture was very Inter
esting aud the same delivered before the
teachers at Bethel.
The new house for the principal i
going up and the work ~ draining the
swamps progressing finely.
4. q. Record left for hi. home In
Ieomin.ter, Mass, "Wednesday morning,
I'D. Sturteyant and wife arr yisliing
Mr.. Sturteyant's relatives In Temple.
Mr.. Henry Mckenney, Of North STRAIT
for,l, y. H., aud her sister. Mr.. MuIIy,
~ south Pari., were In town saturday
Their old friends are always glad a.
welcome them.
Marth Pratt j. gaining slowly.
Wallace Cu.hman Its up little and u
gaining strength. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12

H. -Ir.'Iaa % W. \ 4. wcir- a.
...,.- p fhr TIr.t Rlpilst churrh n
D.. .urrri hsi Thur.iav, AZ pre-
,t-.f. trnaunr~i M counril me- AZ
...,r- ...H.k. sni sfier rriiiral ~
,-.-,f..-. nnanImouslv Vofe,i o. prc-
-..ft. .rHnst.ou. The ordination ser-
49,. s.-s hrii ~ half pat tvo Len ~
,~-rr. scroriiug O. ths foilosinc
rrorrIunr
tr.ra .. .t.Ir
$50 ~ri1ta-,. BY ~. 2 Raas,si
',,...-r'- Fl. ~ Cssrts. rsrtia. of rafis
- 80 II n.a.trs af o. raanfil
-. ~ " e. nsrru-s. ~ a. sisni
~. f.- lrr trrt rt.nru.tns - At thi.
-. t.sf U.lr Hfe Har at.ani nu'v a.
- d. t.- 800 au.i is ~ Iair'asrt
49, -H..u-a. D., ~, " r,osr y
o.. b.. o.s.nis,,. b. ~ " "a ciar'
E.it.-. = '.aa-.,ir. b. NJ u RIA
3D.. sia-ra. By ~, e . usriss q
a.. .. ts ttsir
as-r.r..r ri g. Tsst0f
~ ..rts.. ssrv ver, Interesting AMI
rr-r..tr. nnI calculated to give IN
e,-I..f.t s,--l tirs ~ hls duiies au''
-r.r.r..II.fIr. as pastor. \ hrrv cun'
r-,ssf..n ess ln ATTENDANCE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
FRvgeuRo


The pulpit Of the Congregational
ehurrh SAs supplied last SUNDAY bv Rev
=. y. Adams. secretary ~ the MaInr
Missionary Society. Rev. n. n. Sewall
a i"finrr pastor. l. Ia town and viii
prcach Nov. nth.
Mr.. :. J. bradley aud daughter l.f,
Tuesday Tor Boston. where thew will
spend the winter.
Mr.. ;. llsad i moving Into Mr.. r. &.
>hirley's house.
Miss Hattie wormwood Ia. gone home
o. kcfsr falls.
Mr. willard smell viii bOarl Al Ml..
~. =. osgOcsi's during the ainter.
Mrs. Nirgie Howe rrub. and children
have rvturue,l o. Rrooklyn, NY.
John Z. She,id !. AZ the Portland Mel.
ical SchDii
Miss Bennett 81 Denmark. .l.tsr 81
Nr-- tseorge walker l. to D. With Mrs.
fife this Inter.
q. l.. :. e. met 81 :. ". Tife's on Mon
iay last Nov. 18th viii ueet a n. y.
Wormwo,si's
The congregational circle met n Nls.
\. y. Faye on thursday evening. ani
sas FULLY attended.
Iearhers' Institute To- b. held herr Nov.
ii,h anil lcth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12

Nr. fr-i &. Noulton .. teaching at
~aro.
Mr.. Enfahcth novksr. ~ North Re
ho'.uih. Macs. a daughter 20 the late
VIM. liene. Nislfs.l in iilrsm last vel.
On ~aiurlsv, a. she was riding IN front
~ The Mt cutler iIouse. mtn appeared
Nth q straw h-i on a wheclharruw.
the horss turn~i and h,ckei down
gully towari tn river. The driver. Mr..
william n Crig. lumpel out. the laiv
'eli scruss him. ani ihs horse fcll scros.
hosh. flr lsdy vs. severely Injured.
NJ Arthur n Storrr l. in quite v.cor
healih.
Mr. ios'ph llfsfinrs has rvino,-l o.
ihe Georr, " Rshh farm. George ".
hahh has removed Co the Crorgv ".
nurhank house.
Nlss lris.llla Ndsms h teaching In The
Hiram lill' distrlri, her, he has taught
ssteral eNcellent terms.
W. Ei~u lowell, - nouny Esgle. l.
visiting hcrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12

~ h'i describing topic ~ the week
tts t.ru the hlg hunt lci ~ steve
>.al.NuE ou one sile aud Mert Narrvn
.. .lf ether suh about nfi~eu men and
'"Is nn each si.le. ~pauidings silr
uur ou' victorious. and al hsnts .esin
=. p" rnot thc oyster Yuppsr AZ II. p
h..Istf the expense ~ Warrtn.s mru'
Aiir D. lirsh sni Kate 4. Warren
ar 'rl. hing Schools in SUMNER.
ne rrmlius 20 Mr.. George u. Mar
'"l ~ ~tonshlm. Macs. wvrv brought
Dr. o. luisrmsut saturday, NoN. -
tlarraI .~r,icvs az her brothers. & H.
hesre. irfs
y Mlr.ton AMI wife. ~ Auburn
srrr ii A. Mssou's over sunday Nov
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
Mil SONS MILLS.

Capt. q. \. !. farrlr of the \: IT, l.
90. hss been up settling With the en-
Move. IL the steamboit aud mall route.
:. ". Bennett his gone up riNer a.
Guide 20 Mr.. Garfield, Who makes his
annual trip up here late In the season.
hoping 20 BE- fortunate enough to get an-
other moose.
george Lewis, an old resident, now oil
Old Orrhard. l. up on vacation.
Mr.. sud Mrs. ID. \. Cameron have
moved up for the winter.
There have been men up letting log
cling lob. on College Grant.
Prof. 4. 4. Dury i giving a course
az lectures at the middle school house
ON chronology. physiognomy, etc. They
arr aid % ~ very interesting.
Mr.. Nellie Sturtevant has returned
from Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-12
ANnONEn


Mr.. stephen Rich,rls, whom We ~.
ported M With diphtheria Last week, dle'l
FRIDAY afternoon. We were mlslnform'
81 In regard On hi disease u being pncu'
monh Instead ~ diphiheria. Mr. Rich
arls was about slXty-hve vrlrs ~ age. a
prosperous farmer. gooi ciiigcn AMI .
leading member ~ the VI. D.. churrh.
The funeral services were held AZ the
church sunday afternoon, Rev. MI
smith officiating.
n. y. Adamson sold M. hay, grain.
farming tools aud household goods II
auction Welncsday ~ this week.
n. ". Bsrnc.. from welchyllle, was
In town Wednesday.
Martha Cushman, youngest daughter
~ Mr. and Mr.. 4. y. Cushmtn, has
hecn very lick hat u nov improving
lots ~ new furnaces are bcing pat In
thl. fall through town.
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rAsr nrrAII.

The winter term ~ school commence
MONDAY. Nov. 18th, under the ln.iruc-
ton ~ Nj. Ncllic leach. The l. her
third term herr aud All arr glad Ia 49,
her hack ag ,in.
Mr.. T.. :. R,rtlcti has returned home
frnm West lieth.l.
ID. IIasiiug. aud wife recently Nl'li-
"a Il n. a. lItsilng.', frychurs.
NJ. wlngtir and Mr.. Eiiic 'ufricr
from Massachusetts srr hslilng Al Z. VI
nrnNns.
=. ". Barilctt I. .hlngllng aui making
other repairs.
4. VI. nruNn u .hingllns his shell.
C. klmhali h,s M tde him new hen
hou.e which l. fret class.
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hoRIh ALBANY.

Harry Inman, Of Natick, Mass, l.
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Darius Green 81 shelburne, v. H.,
l. visiting her brother, Hiram Robbins.
Mrs. Nancy York, an aged lady, died
last Monday. She has been feeble for
some time.
Charles Eames had hauling bee last
Tuesday aud moved some buildings on
TO the old site where his were burned
last winter.
About dozen men met last Saturday
and cut wood for Mrs. Cyrus Morse.
Gene Iabroke, while driving A. y.
Beans four horse team, broke through =
bridge near his mill aud sprained his
ankle badly.
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ssom.FiElo

Prof. nstru1u 0. giving a cour-e "i
lecture. 10 tl- Oh church on phy .l"losN
ini physiucnomt.
ne NrIrlIan hrothers Who Nerr ."
.urr~.sful iu stealing from quite a mum
i..r % rsr.ou. Vvrv ctpiurvd lat tfiiaN
sni brought to this plsc-, Nherr theN
h,i hearing. anil arr uow resting ff"in
thrlr labor. iu The county jail.
The Conerrgitionalisi ladic.- sewing
gir,lr arr d. have their fair thursday
evening. also an antiquarian supper
Trurst Trink l. spending q ieN dAN'
In Boston Visiting friends.
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wrsr aErsgI

n. y. Grover has 80 far recovered A.
Ca b. able a. rifle cut.
Rear Mountain ia Gilead was snow
capped all day "wednesday, the 9Th.
The squirrel hunt last saturday Wa
no exception "a the general rule. II
terminated with many rye feelings to
flavor the dance ani supper.
Commissioner Abbott with crew put
new timlers on Pleasant River bridge
Last saturday.
Weather prophets say the carthwoTm.
forciell an open winter, ou the first half
NJ least.
\. =. Bean hasa crew breaking stone
foundation for hls harm.
last saturday nights rain has been
followed by splendid weather.
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Annrn pAnls

4. Alirich ia. moved to Trap Corner
AMI sct up blirk.mlihlng. Mr. Allrich
4. fr.t class Nofkmtu ani Ne hope hc
will D. snrrcssful AZ thi. place.
The Young people ~ North Paris held
= mt.quer,de suppef n the char'h
Tue. lav evening. Nov. iih, for the h'nr-
M ~ the sabbath school library.
Mr.. burn. has arrived home from
Hebron.
levi. .Abl,ott Ia. had run % slow
fever.
Al. Ahhott has heen unable % work
foe few days on account ~ spraincd
knee.
Gibbs Henson l. helping =. l.. Barrrit
p,rk applrs. Mr. narrvtt hts over
lon t,arfrl. on hani ani {. .tlll huylng.
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= NgNORiA0

Tssft II. ever an uuuelcumr AMI dread
I'll tI.r.r. calling hitler aud thlilrr M
...r .-.r. f0 Summon an unprrmuuishr,i
Itr frnm thr family cirCle. ~nmr-
i'm. | Is fhr darling little pntiirr iusi
,f.- rr .s s hul lis Tsrials into ihr hloom
Cf .f.. ..mrfImrs t BE- a. tvurrahie q
tf-r rrtrr,,I snI ipsri. sho-e bowel
h.sf. .'trr,,l e Iih the frusts - winter.
81. ar.r hI. breast as a. white ru-r
rr..r M. .ffm ahrn In ulfhrrs. suulT.
f~r. r .. fhr loving mother. uhusf lIfr
hl. t.fr nj sirridritl Offering Oh boz homs
arI .f .rrn. aui sumrtlmrs N H. au
ma. Nr.fhrr ur slater D. has hrru
ff. ....r ~ Co., truIierrsf family solir-
rH 100 .nrr frnm thflr earliest To-
f.H I.f ICES frequently IL 10 thf
..r.re. m.uIt tuuih. vho stauis ils'
era Co., fhrr.hoh 20 mlnhooi and h.
a.,lf Fl. g.ri ou hi. arinnr to ~ forth
i-,. ftr e.ril ani a. battle in N grsai
,nrf. GO Nfr. "A. 80 muuru indcri
vt.r tNr others in oir,iienre o. th1t
aaf.. ..mmnns f,tss frum our vire into
ti. r..e.r. hlt hen this one u rtllri,
b. ..tu. I'D. unnafurtl-morr cruel than
irlfh Dol n.nf fn fs,-thaf see can uut ise
-...r. .'rf unless Sc NAV snialf oar
.rfr. e.fh fhst belief 20 old-"N bonn
fEr r... ..tr f.r ,uung
It.. t.tr ihoughi upon thc death ot
w. Virgin Eolion. ehis.i 600 20 To
Do irr.. "a Eriion. E.l., ~ thr
U1f ..r. vho died at herar ialls
49, It. i,.a. at thr ~ ~ ld ,rar' ant
u.HfN. o. ass dufiiul huf,
h.r fH. hrtnni Die Vrars. sol gave
rrr.f .r.nI..r tn Die mother. Who. hrrrfi
0f Dor f4.stni urnrl fo DE- hof eth
a Ir 900 hnr.r only kuneu to IL m"ih-
r.trr no parity tni beauty hi.h
...- f..H.i DIE fauuc ne up fn thf
l.r..E .f uanhno.i. mtdr BE- afr
r.... Irfn nhih al mother might
r .fI uuHr.fr.rfsl lntf hrr fun.ic.i
l.. .rI frsi fhr ful as.uranrr 20 IA
trE swing e.fhin hsr heart. nv son.
A. . a.rht 10 them. D. ulll uui ftu
FL. 900 rirrt them as his mother s
f...., ..f. hI. ufr. ant strive to r"n-
81. ff-n ht making their attainmrui
D. t... s.uIrlNur.
ptAs. Z. Fox.
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nlrrlrIn CENTRE.


The religious debate between Me-srs.
She-hv ani l,ov. dii not come to pass a.
ADVERTISED owing % Mr.. Rove engage
mrnt In revival work AZ Clinton.
Rev. Mr.. shelby aud Green are NIX
Ing arrangement. for baptism which
will .oon occur. About ten or twelve
will b. baptized. (some say thirty, 40
YOU see the religious meeting. ~ TINS
place have not been Ia vain, hut have
OPENED the VA, whereby great amount
II good may b. done.
Apple. are All .old In this vicinity.
George Porter 4. AZ work for Frank
stanley cutting birch.
The sewing Cirrle has disposed OF
what each Il had CA hand, $3.50. hy CIV.
Ing One-ihlrd "a the Baptisi minister and
two-thlrds "a the Latter Day Saints,
Sheehy and Green.
The first snow squall for the season
occurred ON Tuesday, the 9Th Instant.
Farmers all busy plowing.
School l. progressing finely.
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UPTON

laundering has commenced rather
early.
!. T.. West aud Al Richardson arr
hauling log. 10 mill.
I.umen aud Enoch Sargent are hunt
Ing muskrat.. They have come hons
and reported catching them by the tall
taking OH a hind leg, or nose; bat tia
latest report I. pulling out their teeth Ia
hetnp. Rather hne hunting that, boys
Miss Cholte has returned Ia Vermont
She has hcen With her sister. Mr-. .. W
lIragg, for the past fifteen months OF
morn.
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ALBANY

Astwo ~ our sisters ~ Charity were
RECENTLY making calls aud dispensing
sunlight they callel on Mr.. Jefferson
jordan, lady over 10 year. old, ani
found her ~ the wash tub. She and her
two cons constitute the family. They
al.o called on Mr.. Jeru.ha she'id, aged
90. aud found her la bel yet quite cheer
ful aud happy. She and her son live by
Themselves ani have no help except what
the neighbour. 10 gratuliusly. She says
everybody I. 40 kind"
Mrs. stephen York was buried Wei
ne.day, Rev. Mr.. rask, Of Bethel, OH
chatting.
Mr.. Ellerv Wheeler and daughter, OF
Shelburne, v. H.. are calling on friends
here.
q. n. Guptlll, % Mechanic Fails, was
In town last week and sold his farm Ia
simeon Grover. Of North stratford,
y. III.
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FAsr sreRo.
B,ErR.

charlie. kimhill sui daughter, 10 MrN-
irn. .p~ut ihr sabbath With Mr.. and Mr..
Efa.ius llaycs.
Mr.. Esi-rrl 4. DaVl. l. very slCk.
4. a.. Meme istn ~ into the woods
uith his hruiher. n. T.. k~vns.
N. y. Merrill Ito attend a. The Load
Ing - apple. thi. vcck for the Engll'h
company. They have bought about
len barrels.
Nathaniel 4. Meme and willie u.
Kerne are packing apple. for McWilliam'
a -
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rAsr MArrRrnRn-

Ilorn. la thi. place, to ihe wifc IT VIII
hrl Buck. IT Norway lake, a son.
Weight. N IL pounds.
Mi.s Minnie lsarS. ~ Mechanic PALE
h,s l.en whiting her uncle. oricc Has
kcll.
Nil. Nellie MN. has gone To Bethel
a. work.
Congregational Circle met with Mrs.
Eli. the 9Th.
4 little son ~ Amo. :. 'hadhourne'
Of Ilallowcll. Who :. staying With hi.
grandparents, was taken suddenly w
lat week. and his father was telegraph
81 for. lIeisnoW better We understand.
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sAgTFoRo

The Indian summer l. upon ns.
a. A. Fl.t.hsr l. one 81 our most pI"s
-. t,rmer.. Ills farm u unuef =
80 .,sts Of cultivation. lie IA, ~,
Ut, n's 400 thrifty apple trees and ao1l s
s -, -, or,Ies,.i FOR next spring lie
-. an. - Of farm buildings, plres.n',
=. .I,astei on the rad from har'i"'u
centre 90 Canton. ,u..,o,, elos-
ed LIST Friday With an n.s ps,t The
we caIlel very good. Iro,i s,sIns.s
teacher. fully understands h'' .'n.sa ,o
Isaac Raymond has gone ." A"'
xork In the Kin House
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PERU

II. T.. stillman has snapped horses
with Howard Turner.
4. 4. Babb has snapped hi. stand and
mill with Howard Turner for hls farm
aud they have moved.
II. T.. stillman has bought him anoth-
er horse Of III. ". Park.
Mis- Nellie Castle has returned home
from wateryIlle where she has been VS.
ltlng, and her sister Sadie has come
home With her Cor a short visit.