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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
FRygBURG


Mr.. Livingston exchanged on Sunda,
with Mr.. Webster Who l. preaching Al
Hiram AMI has becn absent this week
The fryeburg Temperance Association
held It. annual meeting AZ the ycstry or
rrvsiisnt ~ " 4 rc~s
Me frVsiIifuts. .. :. 1ha-s AMI ! 4 she'll
Seswtsly AMI Trvasuvf, ME- n "a. Weston
lNcutitc 0vmmittrc. 4. n, waller, y. \
hIaisy, Re- n. '. >tuns
Nu.lc tummliiee. y. ~. IVAN. A. y, Lewis
Nj. N Wafwn.
Drs. u. a.. Iamson. of fryehurg, ".
l.. Gaichell. II Brownfeld. and :. 4.
Evans. ~ Cornish. arr appointed a. the
lloari IT Pension Examining Surgeons.
The lcicc-tcr party aud some that
went round the river on Tuesday
werv delighted with the excursion.
Most II the panty went Ia the White
Mountains on Thursday.
Mis- :. :. Evans MISSIONARY under the
\ VI. \. az birmingham. Ala. reached
here on "wednesday.
Mr.. Mansfield. ~ Hiram. has visited
her daughter. Mr.. Dr. Harris.
Mrs. Dr. ~hssld aud llarold have ~
turned frum their Walt a. Waterford.
Mr.. Hattie Head and daughter have
h-eu AZ her sisters Mr.. llorr's, Ia North
Waterford.
Mr.. n ". stark !. confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Ms.es Msrie Shaplcigh aud Ada chase
- Maiden are AZ Mlss \. y. Pages; al
80 Mr. Lane ~ llrookline. Mass.
Mis- Warren, 81 II. Louis, .. n pr.
TuNle's
Mr.. Couhell, principal ~ Gorham
Normal Sch"ol, aud his wife we're Al br.
lamson's on "wednesday.
Mr.. Elliott Heath aud .on. ~ Taunton,
Mass. arr visiting a \. n. Evans.
Barnum's show attracted over seventy
o. Portland CA Thursday.
Edward Weston l. a, his fathers At
present.
Tho ~ws,ienhorgian Convention Il to
msst hsre in august
Rev. \. 4. Dunn. Mr.srs. johnson aud
Whitakrr. 20 Portland, have hccn here
preparing for the thautsuqua Union.
Thc prosI~Ji :. Cor q fall assemhly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
nERRoN

Mr.. Atwood Bumpus. II Auburn, wa'
buried here Thursday. This Was hi.
birthplace aud d. lived here many YEAR,
a highly respected citizen.
Last saturday there Nas Packard
reunion NJ =. l.. Packard's. About ~
Wsre prrsent aud very enjoyable day
Ma passed.
Mr. Frank Widgcr aud family Of
LYNN. an, AZ n. VI. Bearce's.
Mr.. Merrill 3. al !. u. sturteVant's.
The building committee are In town
TODAY looking around and ~ expect
things will look lively soon.
Nj. George IiarroNs, ~ Newton Ten
ire. Mas. aud hi. neice, Mis- Lucy
Goodrich IT Massachusetts,, were
through the place Tuesday calling ou
friends. This l. Mis- GOOdrich's rrsi
,islt "a her mothers old home and sh'
enjoy. Il much.
A.G. Bowman has new horse hay
fork which proves very satisfactory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

400 'ra minutes after three o'clock.
Nu.lI aifrruuuu. IulY ith., au alarm
.i .r. -.Hf fhr I.uple "a the village hur-
uU. FL. lis hUu.r % ". N. Cumming,
ast ..f 10 th, village. When The nrst
0.mFr. arrived. ih- harm Was a solid
nae. .f ftmr.. AMI fames aud smoke
srrr rushing through the huildings
etah oounrytsd ths house. anil harm. u
et' plainly evident that everything must
q. l.i fif Cruad sent Co. work tu clear
.l l.... Everything was taken Uui oi
..f ua.u Iarf q thr house, bat suuir
l.-a.ll furniture in the IN Sas lo.t.
la. .4.lng. huruoi rapidly. aud Ia a
'..r f.mr everything sas hsf, sNcrpt a
'-.l. .lr.l ehI.h .tood near the harm.
'.A' ats saN~i Pa kr.plng ii Nrt. y
u..' .f fle farming tools wrrr either in
.a.' slfi ur uut doors. they Srrv not
tlunI
uar ox. hor.e and valuable colt
H'n 'lruni I'm fhr harm. Another on
al al r.s acre alsu tir,l. hut broke 49, An
eng go ouf. sifhuuf bring seriously
.-'nr. n bog gui Uut. bat Ma so bad
r. that shr sas kilie'i, four pig
.sa.r'L Mhru the drv Nas discovered,
We amm.ng. rtu tu the haru o. u
o.t 'tr animals. tut the fame had got
'-.h traIesy that 10 49, impossible 9"
i-, us..r thr hau. Mr. Cumming VA
talf from homr.
h.a the dr, originated l. not know o..
lI. Does j. between ~ 80 aud st,ul ,
n.lrr. Or .l.Oso in Whevlsr'. agency
lhr huu-r burned was known a. the
''''..rune huuss. a. Il Nas hong occupied
0i ilnu. u n. Go,sisnoN. u was built
''rr aiif yv,rs ago.
Er ur Pepper. President 20 Colby
University. rendered his resignation Al
u'umrnCsmeuf. a. D. felt that hl'
'ifrrgfh would not allow him O. ~ ga
Urn ihe work. IL Was q surpriss o. th'
Nl'irrs, aud The matter Ma not mtd'
pablo. m the hope that no further aetlou
H'lh ts ueCvssar,. AMER consultation
sih To- Pepper. the trustee met pa
PORTLAND last Wednesday. and unani
.a"lsly cho.e Prof. \. ". small frest
..ui. Assistant Professor SMALLER
Niihev. uas elected o. the chair OF
history Hni political history lcit vacant
't fruf >msll's elevation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
WEST FRY6BURo.

\ visit To the corn factory Of 7. l..
Eastman al East Conway shows some
interesting improvements. lie has pat
IN a IS horse power boiler aud four ~
iorts for cooking the corn. All the ma
chlncry In the factory will hereafter be
run hy steam.
The oat crop l. suffering from th'
rayage. ~ an Insect which J. eating the
grain before II ripens.
The last meeting ~ the Birch I'LL
Circle, which should have been not"
before. was ou the lOth Inst, with Mrs
J. ~ TnMle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
CANTON.


Mr.. Cross shoe dealer nj klngfield
Maine. was In town last week.
j. II. Look, our popular jeweler, u
sick al his home In jaw.
Mrs. James Panty, ~ Auburn, l. visit
Ing relatives In town.
W. II. Gilbert aud family, ~ Ming
Held, are stopping In town for few
DAYS.
Misses Lillian and Netiie Ellis are nj
keunebunk AZ work In hotel a. tsbl,
girls.
William Balley and wife visited
friends Al Bethel, Maine, aud Gorham,
y. H.. last week.
Arthur Allen while coupling ears last
Tuesday hurt his hand quite badly.
Victor Holt took trip "a BOSTON aud
New York last week.
Quite number attended Barnum'.
cirrus AZ LEWISTON last Friday. There
were lJo tickets sold for the early train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
rnNrnIlRn crhrRE

Mr.. Wm. Park and Me- D.. H. Park
~ Nratou. Mass.. arr The guests ~ Mr.
,h.rlrs Chandler Cor a few day, nlso
Mr.. \. =. Wiley aud daughter 81 b"s-
ton.
Thrrr ar, no chllircn under sc,en YEAR
~ an in District Ne. m. frychufg teutrr
The number 81 scholars must D. grow
ing smaller.
Mr.. Grant. 81 Boston, Mas, has ~
turned after tWo weeks vacation.
Their arr about eighty Inhabitants At
Frvehurg Centre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
MInIlIIINfIIINAII.


cur farmers have nov commenc-l has
Ing la rarnsst aud the hay crop l. much
better than VA expected la the spring
Othcr crop. are locking hncly AZ pre-
cut.
Mr. Iocklnri, head engineer for the
\. l.. T. Co.. l. up making repairs ou
the engine ~ the steamboat ~ ASiscoo'
Ialls.
T.. VI. Nhhoit from llcrlin, agent ~ The
pr,nigvnas.ett Mutual Relief AssoCia.
ton. !. stopping AZ ilints.
Il. \. siorrr rai.svi hls harm Friday
morning The boy. boarded Il la, laid
the foor ani hal a dance Ia th" evening
Mr. Sneli, assisted hy Mr.. Ballari oi
Upton. held service. at the middle and
upfsr schoolhuuss on the sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
HIRAM.

Mr.. Eli &. Gould aud Mr.. James Clem'
ons have job Of joiner work at Bartlett
v. III.
MR.. Trancena. wife 81 Mr.. Monros
French aud daughter II Daniel and
Deborah Gould died In south Hiram
July ith ~ heart disease. aged about "
years. She was a sch0olmate Of ours ~
the long ago and was very worthy
lady.
lev. Mr.. Livingston, Of fryeburg
preached IA able sermon AZ the tongre
eational church on Sunday last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
SOUTH HIRAM.

4 very successful term 81 school
taught by Mr.. D.. Chester Chapman In
Di.trict No. 4 closed June 18th. Tie
scholar. that did not mi.. any we're I'm.
ma Huntrrss, Flora lluniress, willard
P.ndrNtrr. Ethel lluntrcss, Melvin
IIuntrr.. lillian Wadsworth. Guy Dur
Gin and sadie Wescutt. Those who only
mi..e,l one whole day were Warren likc,
Jacob PrndeNter, Nelson PcndeNter and
Harry Huutrc.s. Almou Scrlbner, a
little boy aged six YEAR, lived two mile.
from the .choolhouse and only missed
I'm rainy weather. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
OXFORD.

Chas. Bryant has bought the meat
business ~ Mr.. kimball.
Mis- Lena Dunn's school at Pigeon
IIill closed last week.
Mrs. samuel Bumpus l. very sick.
Mrs. Cummings of Auburn, !. With her.
Mrs. Keith fell last week hurting her
knee, she l. now confined tn her room
Mis. Olmsead ~ Hartford, Conn, i.
the guest of Miss Corning.
The society Of Christian Endeayor held
it, annual meeting sunday evening,
The following officers were elected;
Harry IIayes. President
Fimer Psrrutt. Vice President.
Mia Nellie booker. Treasurer AMI -ccrttsry
Mr.. Fisher. Contemplating SECRETARY.
The society l. increasing In numbers
and has done good work during the two
years since it, organization.
The Misses Johnson Of Portland, arr
visiting at Mrs. Walkers.
A party went To streaked Mountain
for blueberries Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

TWENTY-FIVE men pay one-thlrl Of the
whole tax. and ten men nj bryant. Pond
village, pay One-seVcnih OF the Nhoie
tax OF Woodstock. M.
Prof. \. ,. Chase Of Buckspori, l. In
town.
Mr.. l.. T.. Pca.c la. opened a writing
school herr.
y j. Moore of Norway, I. ON Vi.it Ia
thi. place.
Two we're baptized from the Baptl.i
church last sabbath.
=. VI. Bartlett I. making change. on
hi. house. Cyrus Millctt i doing the
work.
Geo. Edwards has gone Ia New York
\ large number Of summer boarder-
are coming into town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
EAsr Rr1nrI

pav. 81 sunshine arr promised to All,
hut on YOUR hav .ome rain must fall.
llenr, Bean has returned "a his home
~ Maltham. Mac.
charlie. tslker. wife and daughicr.
from Avon. Mas. are whiting AZ pca.
VI =. kimhalls.
Nj. Iona swan ,ame home from
Naltham ths 18Th. AMI returned The neat
Monday with Henry Bean Who Nss ooi
able Go travel alone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
aucsFIrlp

Heavy thunder shower sunday morn.
INK July ltth, In which Robinson Deau
suffered the loss ~ pair % Gyear-old
cattle valued AZ Que hundred dollars,
Killed BY lightning In q pasture In the
south part ~ the town.
Park a.. Dingley aud wife. of Lewis.
ton. and X. 4. JeWstt aud wife. of Au.
huru, we're al the Buckdcld house last
week.
iaafiu 4. Bumpus aud wife. of BOSTON.
were Ia town lat week.
Maurice Forster returned Co Portland
lat Ncsk driving through with a team.
IN unusual tat In these DAYS ~ railroad
facilities.
Mrs.. Edgar rik. aud children. ~ -.
lem, Mass, arr whiting AZ station agent
iike's
Armory n. Allen. 90 Bel,iderc. Il.,
With hi wife arr IA town for a short
Walt. Mr.. Allen was the head ~ the
arm ~ ALEU- 4 rhoma. doing q large
husiness In The manufacture II clothing
etc, a quarter ~ csuiury agu. lie
lcft her' Tor The west about 20 YEAR ago
and has done a sucyessfil huslness a. a
tiller ~ the soil. winning from IT, virgin
rlrincut- q handsome cumpstenc-. anl l.
now rrmarkahly we'll preserved man
at uurv than thrrr scorc and ten.
Gilbert Hilton l. The lat victim Who
has suc,uml,s,l a. the demands ~ an Inn
proved taste and removed an unsighily
iruce from the front II his cottage.
oue hy uue the feuc~s fall
Mr.. luiher q. Mason and daughter.
20 Boston. arr the guests of Mr.. II. \.
Irish
Re-, a. VI Emrry and wife, ~ Fort
land. arr 40 the rvsiicuce 81 Henry T..
kickrr Cor short rv.i In The country.
NJ the prr-eut writing What would
pass fur frat class line storm l. In
progress. The ground has hcyn getting
dry ani The streams PRETTY low Tor lack
% goo,i soaking rain during the sum
mer. tluudy. misty AMI foggy weather
enough hui tn shssnce IT an old fash
ion~'i rain storm has hcen uutic-ahle.
Having progressed finely during the
wcsk su,l many dnl.hel
The felds ~ early soNu grain arv b.
ginning Co pat ou The golden tint and
The spindles - the hundreds ~ acrr. ~
sweet corn arv hecoming a prominent
feature q d. early maturity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
UPTON

We unterstand \. VI. Coolc'lgr has the
flne.t piece ~ potatoc. (.if. 81 piece con'
sidcrcd) there i In town.
l.. Sargent has POTATOES In his gan,ien
that rrach Ia his hip. aud graz that
comes o. hi shoulder.
Willie Sargent was biz Ia the hand 10y
hi. dog few days ago; of course he
killed the dog.
\ dance at \. VI. Cooledge's lasi Satur'
DAY evening; Il !. one ~ those places
where every one has good time, both
host aud ho.ie.. doing th'ir beet Ia make
everything pleasant for their guests.
". g.. Jenkin. l. In town sketching
some of our fine views and some of ouI
dwellings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
DENMARK

\ large delegation FROM this town at
trnIe,l Harnum. rlrru. ~ Portland.
Mose. a. Wentworth, The mail con
tractor ou the route from Etsi Denmark,
has bought Frank Jcwett oui ou EXPIRE.
business and l. nov master ~ the line.
Ml.. Bean hts closed her school In ihi'
district. The school viii have a vacation
tiil after packing time In the corn shop
Algo lng,ll. aud wife 81 Saco, have
been ,i.liing 40 Augnsiins lng'll.' and
other frienl. ani rvatiyrs In town.
Dr. Moultou. ~ the Insane Hospital
service 81 Massachusetts,, paid diving
yi.ii to hl. brother George ". Moulion
came SATURDAY evening aud left on the
: i1 SUNDAY train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
niIurnRn cThrRE

Mr. Partridge, former resident of
ihl. place l. visiting RELATIVES herr.
Miss .Nhhie Thompson Who holds 4
gcod po.iilon a. teacher Ia Boston, Il
passing a few week. AZ home. Nlso bet
sister. Mr.. Flora lloughton.
Mr.. y. :. Famum and .on Bcrt, arr
making quite an extended trip through
New Hampshire, selling their make oi
hlfn.s. oil.
some persons Ia town continue Ia ell
oil cider which wr regret very much
hcticr quit the business.
l,umford Fall. continues ." hold IT,
attraction. Ia visitor. vho frequent the
place quite often o. scc It, marvellous
.ights
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
GIlgAO.

1 should think We were having our dog
day, weather beforehand a. We have not
had real nice hay day since people he
gan having.
William chapman l. fencing Ia some
~ acres of new land and will Use u for
pasture.
There has been new ferry boat put
In at West Bethel which will be a great
convenience "a there has been no way Ia
cross with team for some time.
Ripe apples we're eaten the llth fJuiy
grown this year.
Charlie. Douglass ~ Bethel Il al work
for Josiah Heath finishlng OF his house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
IoVEII

M. john Harrington, Jr., Who Ia.
hc.n slck for war. l. so far recovered
that be walk. oui daily.
Mr.. 4. Stearns aud family u Hot
springs, are la town.
one year ago last fall James III. Walk.
~ bought pair ~ year old steers from
= man In Denmark. They are nov ihfrs
yesrs old and very good ones. lately
one ~ them seemed to run mad. III
broke from the pasture aud druye every
thing. men and cattle. before him. Mt
walker and =. ". Charlie. found him In
the woods when be- charged on thru and
the, were obliged 10 take Ia some tires
lie was then shot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
PERIL.

MIR. May Robinson has gone Ia Massa'
chuscit. ON a visit aud 10 rest up.
Mr. stephen Cannon was - year
old on the 18Th ~ thl. mouth; he l. the
oldest man Ia town; he can see Ia read
without specks.
Mr.. u. ". knight las gone ON visit
Ia her daughter. In Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
plsFl1lp

Two day. Of nne hay weather ihI'
week
\ large party ~ young folks arr At
Weld Pond.
Claude and Merle Griffith arr spend
Ing their vacation AZ Dr. Sturieyant's.
The fixture. for the electric lights are
nearly In place aud the lights viii h.
started the night ~ july 10Th, ~ which
time they intend Ia have a grand cele-
hraiion that dav and evening Including
base hall. horse trot, Grafton, street pa
rade. etc.
july 18th. tn the wife 81 Fred kecne,
a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
BETHEL

The good hay weather the past weel
has enabled the farmers Of Bethel I,
harvest large amount 81 hay In good
condition. The rain saturday morning
caught many with large quantities OF
hay down. Corn has made rapid
growth the past week, and potatoes ney.
cr looked more promising for good
Yield.
Thomas Holt of California, = former
resident of Bcthel, l. making extensiy,
repairs on the old homestead at Bethel
| W. X. Woodbury., Esq, and family, Of
louisville, Penn, are visiting his father
az Bethel. lie has an extensive and
lucrative practice - q real estate aud
probate lawyer.
Rev. Wilmington Newell died at the
home of Dca. 4. II. Chapman Thursday.
lie has been q great sufferer. lie has
been a successful pastor for many years
III Massachusetts, but was born In Bethel.
Hon. John T.. swssey was In town last
week.
Judge Foster l. In Portland at Law
| Court.
CeylOn Rowe started last week with
| hi. family on vacation trip. lie will
/ drive across the country to Phillips,
thence to I.angrly where he will spend
some days and try the trout.
A.E. iIerrick, Esq., aud u. \. fryc,
Esq, attended Law Court la Portland
last week.
The Bank building I. being very much
improved In looks by a new coat ~ paint.
| \ party started from here Friday on
pleasure trip a. Montreal; aud Il l. un-
derstoOi that smother party ake- the
vestlhulc train on sunday evening. the
2lsi Inst, for Chicago.
Mr.. Edmund Merrill IL thoroughly ~
pairing hi buildings on Brold street.
The Congregational Circle held their
annual picuic Ia the Pine Grove near W.
l.. Chapmsn'., last "wednesday afternoon.
The village u we'll hllel With visitors
many arr boarding az the hotel. aud
many are here visiting friends aud rcla-
tiScs.
Mr.. :. l.. Holt and wife are visiting
la Bethel
MIDDLE tNrEnVALI.
circle will meet with Mr.. Frank Rue
ell Thursday afternoon.
We hal pleasant call few days ago
from r.. Swan and family from Dover,
y. ~. After pleasant visit here among
relatives aud friends ~ two weeks they
nov rriurn "a Dover where Mr.. :. has
been Ia trade many wears. In his Young
~ year. be- resided her, Ia the homc ~
!. T. kimhall
The schools have closed.
Having l. progressing finely.
improvements are being made ON the
rad hy the use ~ the road machine
handled by !. e.. kimhall
Mr.. n. u. Flint from the lllll. has
been our guest Tor Few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
NORWAY LAKE.

Irving Frost has number OF summer
boar,lers from Boston. =,
Rey. Mr.. Sanbrook aud wife Of Lowell,
Maine. are boarding Al Osgcod Ferry =
Mrs. Ellen Mansur returned 10 her
home In Island Pond, VT, Friday.
Mrs. John wyman had very narrow
escape from being killed by being thrown
from horserake. The horse took fright
and became unmanageable; she wa.
thrown OF and the rake was smashed all
In pieces. .,
Some 81 the farmers are fortunate
enough To have finished haying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

u. r..i q .umurr travel D.. bsgun.
lrIf r.mirr ahn Nil tlst Eurur,
i.. -..r d. larger chan ever hriorr
fr.s ..H.- Report large .alr-, AMI
rr.. I.rrurr CO.,. IT, Canal strvt
I.f.. .r i..nc an enormous husinr.-
s....f .h..r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
FAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. Mandana Miller. Of Waltham.
and Mr.. :. :. ellison, ~ Brockton,
Mass. arrived OH Temple Hill the 18th.
Mis-. Matte Upton. Of Auburn, l. visit
Ing relative. Ia the place.
Rev. 4. l.. skinner preached here sun
day. There will be- another meeting
August ith at 1 :JOP. N. Mr. skinner
father. Rev. 4. :. skinner Of bucks
port l. visiting him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
BROwNFtElD.

Rain d. very much needed. Ths
ground L. ,ery dry >hosers al around
us huf uuur hrrr.
M A. lluscott has sold his fat hur-s
spotted Hil
=. J.. brink attended Probate Court al
rari. last TursdaV.
Mr.. william Hoyuton l. falling >hs
D.. hs,su f,shlc Cor a number ~ Ur.ks.
paulrs FROM Portland afv boarding AZ
thr rrguhNkri liousr.
~ome tii, people are fortunate Ia ha,-
,ur cuuutry cousins ur other relation
ami a.. they ucsi au outing. summer.
ti-,ut dnr la,s. D.. thr time Go pas ihose
hsat.l uut.. ! ruild Wilt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
QOlQilQv

John Huston Il taken suddenly worse.
Charles liundlett l. helping ken,ie cut
his hay.
The hay crop will be- better than was
expected bat not up Ia the average.
Peter Eastman v helping cut John
Reeds hay.
Ernest Oldham y helping :. NJ. Locke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

Hon. David Dunn. a Poland, ha-
male applcation o. GoV. Burlelgh Tor
,,..arpoiuimeni a. justice ~ the peacr'
UT. Dunn has h-en appointed ." th'
'iin' ofiirr hy tl. following Governors
>imlrl D.. smith. lStl; Robert 4. Dun.
..h John Fairfield. John ". Dana. lsraei
Nl'hhurn. Jr.. Joshua l.. Chamheriln
fal.is,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
~ RRnMArIrIn-

Quite an eNo,ius from this Nicinit,
this thursday morning. Great attnc
tious have Ramum and liailey.
An agr~vmeni has h~vn reached hy Mr.
Wentworth and Mr.. irwyit and nov Mr.
Wentworth l. .ole proprietor ~ he Den.
marx stage route.
Mr.. ani Nj. pav ~ LEWISTON arc
visiting 10 \. NJ. llill's.
Nj. Della spring D. la Portland fof a
fcU daVs.
Nj. Mary ~iickney has bccn visiting
her aunt lu Denmark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

A. ar NJ. o. n. Eastman have
h,,r r.r. Eruhsu has finished his
lrrr.rf. ..l.r .n Co., Ni,rrii-rr oiiic, 10
NranI. ..II at eork Coz r,ols nrus 4.
afNr.t.u. FaN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

N~ o. Wttsmorr hud family. ~
E....r. .rI Nr. \ o. Eus-sIl. 90 ieN-
rn hI.. au.I hrr suu-in-lau. NJ. D.
81 I...... LYNN. Mas, arr Visltinc
t.f fI.r. W.. = Wh.tiemorr, aui
U....r IIr.nI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

An.e fIr ATTORNEYS attending Pro
h... I..r hf srsk eerv County Al
trrI l.r..l 10 hurkhrld, ~sa.et ~
t.r.. E.r.I and Track of u.Nhrli.
E.rr h.muu. Whitman anil Holt of
0f N.Hs.r. o. q. blasting. ~ fr,rhurg
fr.s .f HH.anfsli. lirrrick aui frtv
fI.tI.. I.fnrI 90 Cornish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

D-rr. o. Hammond ani GsUrgv VI.
D.rre htt, frru making rrpalrs AMI
rrr.tsmtnf. uu G~orgv NJ. Atwood 70
ta Il. the past acrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

II cramp OF the stomach results from
eating green fruit Browns Instant Re
lief will be found sure cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

Good results have been obtained
throughout the whole county BY fee'ilng
Nolvs Condition Powders o. horses anu
SSsiiie. for sale a. Noyes' Drug store
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

.er-. Drrcr. I.l .of Aniovrr. trav-
..rs ae,ui o. =. e. Aver a Co.. 20
f.sfI ua.af rari. last Urrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

Gf Hammond. - Bruokiyn. y Y.
h.t.t1 .frnl.ng f,s dave vacation
ifh.. flfhrr... llon. e.. ?. llammoud's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

..rr. M Cummings. FORMERLY 20
r,-.. r.u n Nechauir Ialls. vns 40 The
MIA GAS ar tvu last vesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

VII cumming. AMI family arr liz
rr Inf en-, r,ai Over the Hawke siorv iol
b. rrr.fuf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

N..fIlr.r Hove. ~ lt,.ton. Formerly
surr-krueu teacher in Oxford County.
VI. 20 l'lHs hsi verk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

NJ .rfVr. a. l. punhsm. 20 Brat
r...-.. Sc. vrrr at the nm one day
hf artk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

WU ia-fman. tsl.. the last sunni
.r .e.,I.rtn afiru.ie,l Probate tuurt at
Par. a.f erfk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

NJ .rI NJ. Miller. - Concord.
III t-r visiting 40 Postmaster Mel
brs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

NJ. l-suf h.ur ~ the Democrat Of
r. rfuru.l saturday from her vacation
affhs ..aris.