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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
rRYEBURo

The grange convention came OF ac
cor,llng to appointment AZ Martha.
Grove, SATURDAY, Aug. jlsi, but VII
probably D. officially reported.
George y. Walker of Boston. was n
a.. u. Iarrows' over sunday aud Mon
day.
Mi. VI. V. harrington Ia. gone to Au'
gusta.
Dr. and Mr.. ". A. Evans Of Port
land. were az the frycburg House on
Monday. returning from a two weeks
stav AZ the bellevue IN Bartlett.
Mr. George l.. curtis ~ Casco, was In
town the ir.t ~ the week to place his
daughter Ia school AT the academy.
Mi. :. :. Evans l. gaining aud has
been moved up stairs aud viii soon be
able Ia move around with assistance.
Mr.. Laura Burrrll of Portland, and
her .on John ar yi.itlng friend. here.
The fall term Of the academy began
fayomhly. More scholars will De- here
neat week. Mi.s llutler. late of Doug
lass Seminary, !. preccp,wss.
Mr. u. ". Peach, who was Ia the Rec
orl Office two year. agu, was In town on
"Wednesday. IT, Z. AZ prr.ent student
In ana Episcopal seminary AZ ihlladel-
phla. aud has bccn preaching In Boston
this summer.
Mr.. John Lynch ~ Washington, u.
G., l. visiting NJ T.. T.. wesion's.
VIII Dow. Of Portland, D. here ON hi
vacation.
There was .ociihle AZ the Congrrga-
iionai ye.try 1hursdly evening, sept
:, "a which clmrade.. music aud refresh
msnt. were enjoyed. william =. Nari'
II Orange. y. j.. gave several vocal so
lo.. and sl.n selection. ON the autohnrp.
Hon. D.. u. Harvey and wife of Calais
have rrccntly Vi.iied her sister. Mr..
~0uther.
\ crab apple trrc Q. nov ln blossom
Ia Mr. BarruWs garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
AL RAINY

Josiah Wheeler of I.imington, Me-, Ia.
visited hi sister, Mrs. Solon Moore.
Mr.. John Upton aud hls sister, Mis-.
Maria Wheeler, are visiting friends In
south Paris.
Miss Elizabeth j. farnsworth and Miss
Edith farnsworth have returned ia
Charlestown, Mass.
Mr.. Everett Mathewson 81 Providence,
X. l., goes home this week.
Miss Amelia Mathewson returns "a
her home In Readyille, Mass, this week
Miss Alice Wilbur commences teach
Ing In Gllead this week.
AmO. Bean l. attending the higi
school at North Waterford.
Mrs. Green Dow of Woodstock, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Brigg., lasl
week.
y. Riley and wife of Bridgton, spen
sunday with her sister, Mrs. Amos Bar
ker. Jr.
Mrs. Charlotte ;. Cummings l. visit
Ing her sister Ia Boston.
Mrs. Dexter Cummings has gone Il
LYNN. Mass, To vlslt her sister.
VIII Guptill, graduate Of Amhers
College, has been spending Few week
At home with his mother aud sister.
George W. Becker has commence.
hauling his spool strips To Elliott 4
Bartlett's mill.
II. A. Cummings team Il on the roa'
again hauling hls lumber Ia the depot.
Joseph l.. Rand seems to be falling
he l. confined Ia his bed.
Mr.. Wilson aud family, OF Gorham, y
H., recently visited Mrs. Wilson's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L.. Rand.
John and ;. ID. Philbrook are looking
after new mich cows.
McIntire & Co. are driving some YER
fat lambs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
hoa1A nuckrlIlp-

Mrs. samuel kclih aud daughter. Mr..
Bonncy. ~ Bridgcwater, Mass. we're At
T.. II. Heads over night Aug. 3Oth.
The rvmains ~ Mr.. charles Capen. Of
Lowell. Mass. Who dlc'i AZ v. u. Head.
Aug. 18th. were taken Ia Colebrook, y,
A.. for intermeni. Aug. 3lst.
Mr.. Iorrn Keen has moved Into T., H.
Heads Record stand.
clint Mason aud George II. Damon ars
n work In the corn shop AZ south Paris.
-. II. Warren I. thrcshing with hi.
brother Charles.
Jane. T.. Blcknell has started thrrsh-
ing. John Flsgg l. AZ work for him.
Jane. y. Iiicknell l. putting an addi'
ton 90 hi. new stable.
Everett Bicknell and family, from Nor
way, were AZ hi. father. last week.
Lieut.. Howard Emery AMI wife have
returned "a Portland.
Joseph ~tetson, 81 D~llnm, Mass
Nas AZ 4. =. Bicknel's last week.
Mcri Warren. Harry Head, stephen
spauldlug aud VIII Bisbcc ~ Ia school
al the lover village aud board at home.
Minnie Blcknell aud Addle Head arr
NJ wofk at the corn shop AZ DlNneld'
Mr.. Charles Capen aud daughter r.
turned to Lowell. Mass. sept. 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
CANTON.


Charlie Butler, OF lio-ton, Mass, II
visiting at simeon Bicknelfs.
George Childs Il attending school Al
Wilton Academy.
Ralph Foster, wilie Waite, Elva
McIIclister and sybll Howe are attend
Ing the fall term at wcsibrook Seminary
Ralph Foster has sold hi yearling
colt for 500 to Boston parties. This
colt recently made a trial mile over Can
ton track In 500 IL,
:. 4. Russell Il bulldlng n house on
Point Street.
Preparations are being made for the
coming fair. 4 large building has been
erected at the park aud sc,cral new
stalls arr being built. Tne fair occurs
September 2ith, 25th and 18th.
IL l. expected that theatre company
will visit Canton fair week.
Miss Ella johnson has returned home
from Augusta aud Miss LottIe Ellis
from Portland.
Prof. ". W. Andrews and family ~
turned Ia Portland Thursday.
4. q. staples, Of Auburn, was In
town Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
OXFORD.


Mis- N. T.. IIersey has returned to
ceorge walker and family have moved
To Portland. John whitney has rented
the house.
MIR. Eli. has also moved 20 Portland.
George IIer.cy goes with them TO attend
school there.
Egbert Ellls was here for short time
last week.
Prof. sargent Of Hebron called on
friends here last week.
Annie HAYES, Annie Perkins, Nenla
Millett. Annie Caldwell. Charles An
drrws. Perley French, Frank Chapman,
Manson Paine and Chester William have
gone "a Hebron 10 attend the fall term.
Joseph Parroit from Florida Is al
home.
Mr.. Eager and daughter have return
ed To Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Phelan, 81 Cambridge, Mass.
spent few days with Rev. Mr.. Te~ks
hurry.
Mrs.. Cyru. brown, Of welchville' u
quite sick.
Mr.. Peterson hal his shoulder dl-
located while at Naples.
Frank Keen has moved into th'
McAllster house on Lake Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
WESI BEIhEl.

4 few poor mortals are still lingering
Ia the meadow hay fields, but are enjoy
Ing splendid weather for their business.
Flora Wheeler l. teaching the village
school again, aud Grace Grover com
mence. her second term on Bird Hill.
Edward Wheeler returned To Bates
College last Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Davis Of Mason. held an even
ing meeting with good attendance al
our village school house last sabbath.
The first ~ September return. the
most Of the city boariers Ia their places
Of business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-t vosr IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRiErLN TOlD

no. Nel.ou IA. sod AuhIne,
.ItI1. o. siLDU.
rr-rar. entered the po.i oficv Al
E.I ruud. BEAT .ocurvi little.
m. Maine state Juiou ~ocirtic. ~
Christian tnlraVor meets 40 haih. ~ept.
.ia.I-i.
,rnlt. have hc,n signrl vhich IN
eli. ffr immediate construction q the
rr.e.fel railroad from Phillip. o.
Eas,,.
Nt.lnr man I'M cushing. Who has
ht. Or .umr time. committed sui
....El fIInc a. hauikerrhirf around hi
r.a aa.I ts i.finr b. vith a siiCk.
r-..irut small rvpori. The prospects
fra Iarrr entering class at colby ihis
f uffhr t-.f. At thr od uuncrupird
r..u. m fhr i0mltorie. arr bring urs-
I,Ia.afci and rvady Cor ocvupancy.
n. Latest railroad go.sip 8. that
..-l. .afr proposes tn huy The BANGOR a
r.an.... ani huiila road from haiah-
f- I-.n WORKS info Nruo.fook. aud also
t..I tt. D.. Al into BANGOR, giving ana
..HtrIrlf lluc in opposition o. that
r-r.t-i h, ihe Maine Central.
Nearly tuo-th.ri. 20 the elite. aud
taa. In Maine have already sent in
u.r Inventories to The state valuation
o.rr....Hu. There has h-en a hrgr
4. Do valuation iu thr lat decade
o. .r.r,ass,l valuation 20 Har iiarhor
t.... lmouut. to over sa.tso.oso
-|. currently reported that Gov. bur
.,.E Dbl. lr.. rulfs,i iudgr 4. X. savage
10 t.Nlu. Julgr Hall, 20 Natruiilr,
AL e.n ~aml anderson. 20 Portland,
f ..l.re lotto che system 20 TAXATION in
..r state. tni to recommend a rr'ts-
.. thr laws apperialuius thereto.
fr panfrrih. e.. r.. who L. in
..... .f fhr uvrfs ou che "birvct
uruueh Ar.,sfook. D.. telrgrap
.. t- more mru aud viii commencr r.
r......t af Un.r fnr thr final lo,ailnu ~
.ruI Or vlIi require tvu months
nj. complete thr hnal survey .
on. .... fI.f contrasts elli b.. made next
.N atsu work viIi hcgiu All along
.rr.rn.si to beat the insane hos
Augusta sifh steam from hoil-
nd. mII 10 thr augusta i.umhrr
t... ....f htf 81 mIls from fhr hospital.
.fl.f uf fhf m.Il. hirh has trinrv
.... ..u..f tl'4rlr.s, Cau p" rmrlnNe'i
t... a contract ha. beru closed hN
ItI. trustee. ~ che hospital arr io
. NH. lumber cUmpnuY au annual
r....f sin.fs' Cor allth steam nc'ric'i
I. hospital
.a utto.rk 20 Augusta, Who two
.I. aeo assaulted hls vifc, horribly
u.rn.stius her.hurulng her thigh With
If .aHttI aud committing other cruel
r.. a. thlf lrr ne Was almost de-pairi
.f ... given himself up Go thr officers
aI. I.tt ts.u ,alnly -rsr,hing Tor him.
o. aI De- va drunk aud hi vile
...Arr o. dli net know D. had ln'
.r.I trr .a badly Anxiety about The
.rur maize him almost Insane. lie
..a. r, Hleurs 90 terrible hardship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
snIIrr RnckEIEIn

Happening o. pass through The AL
allnlne tuau ~ Turner We Eathcfvd
ti... hur.e items Msrcus sampson has
a large handsome sucking coli after W.
f....'. Nrkusirk. Russell az allie Mrr-
-lll.. f.rr.,ssr-old homer stallion was
.alI Tow. h. Chase uf piNhcld In the
month 90 Iuly. Amer The mlddlr 81
july d. served - marvs. lie l. a horse
~ .lfs .pe,7i aud great enduranc" and
"a. Il i,ri.slf future hefurr him. lic has
i,.,..n renamed by Mr. Chasc Prince Bon
nee. TI.ha Pratt has sold The four
,,.r-oll Major Ioonc colt bought 81 L.
a. Mason fsr sloo Ai the bridge the
h.r.r almost exclusively patronifrd D.
Archer Boouc Owned hy W. W Hose 81
Canton Archer Boone u a s"n "i
Daniel Roone. dam Roxy hy ouug Z ~
Ing Eaton hy FLYING Eaton. lhis h9r.r
/. fl,r ,rars oil. stand. l6 hands, weigh
ing 100 pounds. possesss. a hne sei "i
Ilnh. AMI has a remarkably fire. anu
cav gan aud l. quite sPce,iy. Asa
Knspp has two splendid sucking cot.
,ft.f him. Daniel True has promising
sucking colt after him ,,,,,
On. u the bret vrrse,i and skllltul
hor.smen 10 D. found Ia our country
town. 4. Charles 4. winshlp the popular
hl,eL.ml AZ the Bridge. Mr.. W. Nas
. meml.r 20 the 10Th Maine AMI Wa
Woundsd AZ Gettysburg. Mr.. NlhshlP
4. one % the most pleasant anu com
panionable of men. lie Ia. warning
AMI also a sucking colt aher Atehet
Boone. They arr spoken of by All nho
have .-en them a. colts of eNceeNi'hg
i
Therr l. complaint among the farmers
that The corn i bat partially and I'M
/ ,.,rfs,tiy cut from the cobs AZ the factory
/ thereby entaillng great loss "a them.
| y. Y Rand ~ the flrm of ,. y. hAhu
xCo.. commission merchants of lialet-
INN. Mas. has heeu la town and haue
Il,rye Contract for butter az the factory :
/ . .ontr,rt for apples ~ u. D.. 1effish :
/. c.ptr.et for eggs 81 Lewis spaulding'
RE Gerrish huys apples, p"ts. -,
poultrv. lambs, etc. lie has bough' -
.mhs. Is hogs aud 30 veal calves s'n''
the miiidle 81 July. .,,
i yr,nk Pierce al r.. Hebron has b"ugh.
. creamery and purchased hVe COWS "'
I.sw Bs.als ~ Turner. -. a..
IN. pre-ence 81 an onicer rom tn'
,itv followed BY the serving OF VA
r,nts uuon several ~ our CITIZENS u wv
l.xritins event % the week.
c.orrr Maxim. ~ Paris, has iilgi',
Ltd psteheu mare that has splendlu
colt afier Baby DIAN. Min,
IIow many menbers of the 1T Naln'
.lC,yalry I'M oxford County propose ." AZ
I tend IL reunion Ia Boston the l'th'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
WEST PARIS.

l.. 4. Young, merchant tailor, of Port
land, and wife, were In town Saturday
Miss Stella Churchill aud Miss Edit
Coffin are both quite sick.
Mrs. Ramsdell Il at old Orchard thi'
week.
Mis- Eva l.. stuart !. attending school
NJ Norway.
Estes a Powers are bull,ling n brick
cellar for Mr.. Bates' new house.
q. q. Dow and Daniel Day are doing
the stone work on II. T.. Adkins cellar.
Frank Reed l. putting up house on
Maple Street.
4 number II our citizens are putting
In their winters coal.
Mr.. 4. q. Tucker of Hartford has set
up hi jewellers bench In Dr. Packard's
apothccary shop, and l. now ready Ia
repair your watches and clocks nj mod
crate prices.
Reduced fare on the Grand Trunk
Railway Ca State Fair, sept. 1918. Re
turn tickets, including one admission Ia
the exhibition, sl.g0.
George Cumming. aud his sister, Mrs.
Hooper. from south Boston, were In
town Thursday.
Dr. Prank Steven. and wife, 81 Lynn,
Mass, are visiting at Dr. u. h. Yates.
Mi.s Emma Perry ~ Portland has
taken a position A. assistant bookkecper
at the Wcst Paris Manufacturing Co.'S
works.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
aRowsgirlp

The coru shop l. running In full force.
Corn l. .aii a. he better and morr ot u
than lat year.
Mr.. simeon Eaton, while Building a
fence. cut m. fooi 80 badly b" Wa un-
able 10 walk home. II vas attended Ia
hy Mr.. Dr. Gatchell.
Charlie. bean has two very sick chill
drru.
Mr.. Grin Davis I. quite slck.
The Central House i full ~ boar,lcrs.
Mr.. shepard. ~ Boston, l. visiting Al
Rev. Mr. Emmons'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
ANDovER.

Alta special town meeting held Aug
81 II was voted Ia accept the road AZ
laid out by the County Commissioner
near !. y. Talbot's and Ia let the build
ing Of the same to II. v. Poor at his ofie'
Of slOD.
The village school commenced Monday
sent. 2, with Miss Addie Bartlett frou
Dlxneld, Ia charge Of the grammar de
partment aud Miss Lula l.. Abbott o
this place In charge Of the primary.
The Congregational ladies' circle me-
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ;. smith Wednes
day evening.
j. II. Bailey and wife and j. Bale,
and daughter have been visiting friend
In Phillips this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
1As1 HEBRON.

school IA. closed la district No. 1, AZ.
ter a r. weeks school, taught 10y Mls-
Emily Hayes. formerly of Mexico. The
school has proved succcs- under the
management ~ Miss H., Who has prov
ei herself fine teacher. Superinicnd-
ent lIanlen after hi visit al close of the
term pronounced the school a success.
Mr.. \. VI. Fogg l. visiting her sisters
la Portland.
Mr.. John Adams of North Raymond,
l. helping \. VI. fogg gather hi. sweet
corn. Tie fine weather !. maturing the
corn crop rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
WILSON'S MILLS.

Farmers are now having very nlce
weather la which to harvest their grain.
Potatoes are rottlng badly here, but
grain !. very good.
Mr.. ". Drew, ~ colebrook. With a
friend has bc-n NJ y. &. Beans the past
week; also Ira aud John Noycs aud their
wives.
Frank Bennett aud Mace BARTLETT have
been camping At the head Of Aliscoos
Falls.
Mr.. Mason ~ Berlin, with friend i
camping out mp the river.
l.. u. Ilnncl has gone for four days
sporting trip to camp Paunachecnc.
T.. VI. Abbott l. again up.
Rev. y. ". smell preached on the sab
bath for the Last time a. the support i
not sufficient Ia keep him With u. We
arr very sorry. ~ he was we'll liked aud
his heart was la hls work. and such al
WAYS have the best success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
upIOn

We understand that the house AZ the
Middle Dam. belonging "a the Union
Water Power Co. was burned few days
az rather nights. ago. Nothing VA. say-
81. Those Ia the house barely escaped
With their lives.
\. VI. Coolidge Lost a as boat In the
iiw.
n. =. West /. quite sick.
Genie. Infant daughter of Frank ".
aud Hattie !. BrAgg died sept. 81 aged
u wraks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10

Mrs. samuel Dawson, 81 coaticook'
Canada, aud two daughters are visit
ing at l.. 4. Ingalls, and Henry Harm
den's.
Ml.s LIMA II. Johnson, matron OF the
Female Orphan Asylum, 81 State street,
Portland. and her mother are visiting al
susan W. Berry's.
Dance AZ Odd Fellows Hall Wednes'
day evening. =.
Wm. jordan of Massachusetts,, II
visiting his brother, l.. X. Jordan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10

The cum shop u Young 4 Millikeu
opencl MONDAY. the aith. The flne
weather l. preparing the corn fast.
Henry y. burbank l. building a sllo
i0NltNtC.
Miss Elifa. daughter ~ Mr.. J. Davis
wilder. l. seriously M aud insensihls
frum congestion n the brain.
John ". Hubbard l. az nrownfcld Ia
the story ~ III n. bean.
Nlhlon Moulton 9. attending Buxton
High school
september lth Thermometer at Il.
Mr.. Anna Jewett % BruNnhcld I.
caring Tor the sick AZ I.leweilyn 4.
WadsWorths. They arr rccoVcring.
Mrs. Lafayette Clsmons. % Denver,
Colorado. l. expected Ia Hiram Ia a
short time.
M Frank ". Davis. ~ ENst Hiram.
late principal ~ Dvering High School. 9.
to study Cor The ministry In the Congrc-
gaiioual churvh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
BYRON.

Mi. Florence VI. Phillips Of Weld, !.
stopping few days with her uncle aud
aunt, Mr.. aud Mr.. lothian shaw.
Two gentlemen from augusta are In
town, looking for gold on swift River.
We are having nice weather nova
good time for the farmers To get their
grain.
Charles Hardy, of Weld. had hi. whole
team stolen Aug. II. lie found hi- team
Ia New Hampshire hut the horse tllei
had escaped. The town II Weld are talk
ing Of offering a reward for his capture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10

NJ circle ~ the 18th alt. al Miss Web
hrr. vas well attended. \ pleasant
fms
Mary aud Alice Perry and frank
tttn. 70 thi. week 90 school az North
brigtou
Nj. Minnie saunders l. az home from
North Bird gton fur a short vacation.
There l. 90 ~ box festival az Town
bti. The leah int. \ coed time i ~
p-fed. Al arr cordially invitci.
Miss Carrie r. Jordan ~ North water
furi 0. in town for few days.
llly \ Brown. 20 North bridgton'
uas I'M town last week.
MIS- Lena knight. % Portland Il
visiting AZ 4. NJ Bennett's.
Mr.. MILFORD jefferson returned ="
Massachusetts, lat week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
snIlrA RFrAEI

People have Improved The good wealth
~ and finished up having.
The farmers arr busy picking their
.we-t corn aud t.rans aud hauling thru
o. the canning factory. \ guod crop l.
reported.
! 4. wentworth O. AZ work Tor Mr..
llerrick 20 Lockc's Mile.
circle met lat WEEK Nth Mr.. J. G..
Ahhutt
Part ~ oar schools began lat Mon
day ana The remainder viii b~giu neat
MONDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
FAST SUMNER.

Mr.. Frank l.. Warwn ~ Hartford, VA
mirried on Tuesday. the "a ln.i., a. MI.
Lou 4. llrr-cy, daughter ~ Henry w.
Ilrr.ry IT sumner. The mirriagc cer,-
mony va. hy Rev. u. :. llihhaul, and
was performed at the brides residence,
several IL the friends AMI relative. of The
bride were present and made very pretty
aud u.sful presents. The party left on
the same day for visit to Mary land.
We acknoW ls-lgc the rc,'.ipi IT pretty
marriage earl which announces that The
happy couple will De- AZ home after sept.
21th.
Mr.. Ellen Douglas. ~ Guilforl, aud
Mr.. sylvia MaNheld ~ Dexter, daugl'
ter. IT the late Nal. stephen Ellis, OF
Gullford. are visiting relatives la sum
ncr aud vicinity.
Frank l..Birrett has recently shipped
a ear load of fall apple. from sumner
station, paying the, producers sl.5O pei
barrel.
SLOCuM.
4 lot ~ the friends aud neighbors Of
Mr.. Charles n. Cannon turned out ~
last Thursday and shinglei the roof OF
hi. residence, for which act 81 kindness
Mr.. Cannon desires Ia express thanks
Mr.. Cannon l. suffering from an attack
of paralysis which occurred late last fall
but IA. greatly improved AMI II l. hoped
may Yet nearly II not fully recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
RuNFoRp.

llot AMI DRY. road. fearful.
Coru shop running 20 fun blast. Th'
pru.ps,t L. biz crop.
purs have he~u doing mischief viii
Harry llutrhin'. shcep. They Killed
one aul drove The rvsi broadcast over
thr mulutain. Ons a the dogs came a.
grief Yesterday.
No trustee. decided to hold thc fail
OF. M
Mr.. pr stuart aud children arr Nisit'
nr frirnds 40 Windham.
Mi..ss Ediih and Ethel True ~ Rrook'
.Ivu. arr whiting az Mi.s Iulia Martini.
Nj aud Mr.. pormau arr whiting Al
IIeurv 4 ~tsaycns'. also Mr.. and Mr.
Eiherilgr aud daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
AERRON.

Mr.. Thomas Nickerson. OF Newton
c.ntys Mas. President 81 the Amer'-
c,n Baptist Home Mission soc'r,y' W..
~ shnrrh sunday. She Was the gus-,
- Prof...or sargent and accoinpAn :,
-. re- neIce Who will attend the iaIi
,s,,n ~ the academy. The term S',n'
,nsnc,,l Tuesday with about 80 ana j. '"'
Pew 4. n. Harden and Rev. :. u.
Ri@hard.on attended the ASSOCIATION ~
Ne,hanic Fails this week nil.
uornre knight. % jamaica rams
u,s. /. visiting al II. \. cushinah =
NJ A VI. Richardson leave. '@
a. S,rlngyaIe where Prof. \. VI. i,''"'
80, bas charge Of the high school
W,Ilsce Cushmsn u very SICK ou. w ",
.,. gl,d 10 report that there "' "'"
hopes ~ his recovery. ~. n,
m A Cushman sent ~ barres ~
usx,niers a. Rice and iielNey OF "'N'
ton Last week. =,
Mr.. ". n. Moody, OF Boston, va - -
al. mo,her's sunday and MONDAY :" s"'
had quite a family party. ,.,,.n.
W. are Glad 20 learn that the bslis , =
uo,ss bas been thoroughly Inspector 2,
r. Rosri Of Health and pronoHne,s,.u, .,
,nsn, ,o he In good sanitary conn''l'a
a.. clover has spared neither time ~
sxnenss 10 have the house what " 'nou''
be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-10
NORWAY LAKE

The tnlverssli.t sabbath school had
q picnic ~ D.. VI RoWe's Wendcsday.
There was large Attendance.
james Crockett I. LAYING pipe Ia
bring the water 10 hl. building. from a
spring.
Elden Han l. quite sick.
\. stevens. civil engineer, Wa NJ
Hebron ON Monday o. level Tor draining
the bog connected With the academy
grounds.
Mr.. samuel Holt l. quite poorly.
Tie farmer. arr fast hauling their
sweet corn "a the factory. II i cutting
very we'll thi. wear.
VIZ. David Gorhtm has large amount
~ .quashc. Tor ale. They look rich
and nice iu hl- field.
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pUwFoRD CENTRE.

william ". whlimsr.h. John &. Dag
gr,t. Edward u. Seaycr, Augustus Scl
yer, Boston, Mass. and Thomas D.
Woodly ~ Lyun, Mass, have bought
the famous Mt. Zirron spring together
With two hundred and flfty acre. ~ land
These gentlemen evidently mean busi
me-. ~ operations will commence short.
Is. \ portable mill will be- erected aud
the dimension timber .awe,l out. Ih'
water l. Acknowledged by chemists Ia b.
equal o. any In the state. We wisl
these gentlemen sucCcs..
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some ~ our people arr haying yet.
Grain mostly harvested.
Swret corn and Lima beans arr heine
carried a. the corn factory. corn u grt
ting harl fast.
MR.. sarah !. Stearns, ~ south Wat
crfurd, l. visiting her folk. in Mason.
Mr.. Cyrrnc !. Bean. matron at the in
dusirial school. Lancaster, Mass, vii
spend her annual vacation With her .on
i. II. Bcan, E.q. She arrived Weinc'
day.
Their 4. a. h. a grove meeting Ia the
pine. near the VI. T.. Chapel, to com
mencc Monday. the 9TH, and Ia coniinu'
four day.. several ministers arr expect
~ 90 b. present.
Mr.. 4. q. Bean has returned from
BERLIN falls.
4. :. bean. health continues poor.
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sourn RosBURY.

school In district No. commence"
Monday. the 2d. Mi.. Mary iIutchlns
81 Rumford, l. the the teacher.
Two Of MR.. Alice Boynton's httl'
girls have gone To Wilton aud are stop
ping In the family Of Rev. :. :. York.
Mis- Emma Iadd l. teaching schoo
In district No. ,.
Mr.. Loren swalne l. on the sick list
J.R. IAdd l. visiting relatives In saco