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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
auCkCirlD

!. II. Decostcr, of Mechanic fall-, was
In town last week.
Miss Lou iIcrscy, assistant postmis-
tre-.. has resigned her situation aud gone
home. l,umor has Il that she i .oon Ia
Ice AZ the head Of q domestic department
IN q nelghborlng town, and that the
President of Oxford County Dairying
Association !. the lucky fellow.
Hon. y. =. Wright aud George VI.
Atwood, 81 Paris, were In town last
Tuesday.
The Russells have purchased stanley
lllsber's rOan horse aud Horace Morrill's
brown mare.
George II. Watkins. ~ Portland, made
diving visit Ia friends here Thursday
afternoon.
Mlss Kate shaw has returned from
Massachusetts, where she has been Tor
several months.
Dr. Caldwell was called Ia Canton "a
sci the broken limb ~ young burbank.
Decoration Day was observed hy an
Increasing Interest on the p1rt ~ the
citizens a. well a. veterans. Early In
the day people hogan a. gather NJ the
village from the outlying districts aud
adlaccnt towns. The forenoon was -
cupieSi by the various committee. In de-
cona,Ing the graves In the several burial
places over town. The Turner hand
consisting ~ ~ performers discoursei
sweet music 90 the uneasy crowd In the
park before the hotel I'LL noon When a
.umptuous collation. was dispensed by
the ladIc. NJ Reform Hall. About two
o'clock the line Vas formed aud marched
to the Methodist church which was sOon
fllle,l. \ memorial service was held by
fcssenden Post, q. \. H.. under the lead
~ Comminler !. y. pickarl, after
which an sidrrs- W.. delivered by Capt.
q. n. Prince ~ the 2ll Regiment VI. v.
The address vas of about INV minutes
duration and was devoted chiefly Go an
exhibition ~ the leading military char
acicr. ~ the grrat battles 81 ancient aud
modern history, and was we'll reviewed.
Nftsr the addrc.. Mr.. Gilhert Tilion
rad pOcm written Tor the occasion
which ELECTED hearty round ~ APP
plausr. Nv this time the overcast XIV
and The omlnous clouds clus'sl . general
stampede Tor home aud native hcath.-
thu. ending one 1T the most successful
~ the many Decoration DAYS In which
the Union soldier finds fltilng recogni-
ton ~ hi sacrifice. and sufierlngs.
The season l. .o Gar advanced that the
flrst sunday In June Instead ~ b~ing
"vhiir SUNDAY" flnd. pears AMI other
fruit quite .lgablr. Several picked
ripe strawberries last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
AsDOygR

The Congregational ladic.' circle va
entertain by Mr.. :. y. clark AZ Union
Hall "Wednesday evening. The hani
was in ATTENDANCE AMI entertained the
company with several piece. ~ baud
music.
Hon. Henry v. Poor ani hi. daughter,
Miss Ngnc. Poor. ~ Hrookline, Mass,
arr Ia town.
children. Dsy l. Ia b. observed by
union services az the VI. T.. church,
June 9th.
We arr Indebted "a our Repr-senta-
tl,r. Hon =. A. rhomas, Tor the pleas
arr ~ Inspecting the Maine Roster just
out.
=. n. Phllhrick and wife start for
Washington Territory this week.
The lisitons arv AZ the Lake..
The NcWhill farm, stock, etc, l. adj
yerii.el o. D. sold Al auction June eth.
NJ. Charles Bsiley. our assistant post
mssger. IA. exchanged single hlesse'l-
ne,. for welded hli.s. Congratulations,
charlie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
DENMARK.

Fulton Hartford and wife aud Mr..
Estelle DYER, of Cape Elizabeth, are
visiting at sherman lIartf0ri-.
Many farmers are planting over their
sweet corn. Much complaint l. made oi
the quality of the seed furnished 10y the
company.
MIs. May T.. Keith, the popular school
teacher. was married la Portland May
2jth to Walter Mansfield, If Hiram.
VIII aud Gray Eaton and friend, Geo,
I.ockhart, ~ Wakefield, Mass, are al
4. ~. Pendexter's.
Miss Mary Crosby, Of the Female OF
phan Asylum, Portland, u nj George w
Gray's for a few weeks rest.
The veterans In town decorated The
soldiers graves here In the forenoon OF
Decoration Day aud attended the post
meetings at Bridgton and fryeburg IN
the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Two frosty morning. within a werA'
hut little damage however a. Yet I" TIE
Crups.
North NeNry sewing society met al
= A. Whlher'. Thursday ~ this week.
hear that Irving >t-arns, principal "i
ths hlrh school a Berlin fall., i y"
rome With hi. family a. town Tor 'h"
.nmtnef vacation -oou.
Warren kiigorr. Who i teach,h- W
Dakota. &. expected home ou Nisii'
IA IA Wight IA. dag a cellar aud l.
.,,,inv A.. :. X. widber l. doing the
.fnne work.
-. pavi. Q. running a meat cart from
Grafton to NeWry CORNER.
Otl. Baker IA. had quite an III turn.
Rufus ~tearns hss hal a RELAPSE bu'
"A. hsttsr az last accounis'
a. 4. Raker saw a bear m the i"'u
,.,r Orin Posters the other day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
hnRTA RuckEITln

Daniel Fletcher AMI Win ~ Wet Peru
arr visiting in uur plac..
Frr,i liennett. Trr,i Head ani Jane.
l.rknrll arr no work fnr james \. War
rru ou hi. hnuss.
eur .Choll L. Progressing finely under
fhe instruction of Mis- Thorn.
Thr frost has dour considerable dam
~ I'm oar -rsfiuu.
tlertcs Farrar frnm SUMNER l. running
"a meat cart through our pac, again thi.
summrr
VI. Wckncll L. huyins veal calves
again this season.
e.. a. krru has gone o. >ionrham.
Masstchuss.tts. visiting hi. daughter.
a. m. tarry has gune 90 salem, Mac
slrhusrtf..
Ni-l ~muliiug Nho hls he.u stop
ping ln thi. placr Cor The lat IN months
has gone hack tu ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
LOWELL

Memorial Dsy was ob.rryed hy Parker
Po.t. No. l50. q. \. a.. by exercises AZ
the Congregational church at the
Centre: singing: PRAYER hy Rev.
VIM. Sandbrook: sddrr.. by Rev. Perry
Chandler Of lewiston; decorating the
grayc- of fallen soldier aud EXERCISES
~ the post az the cemetery. The mein-
hers went from there "a No. I cem-
ctery aud performed the rite. At that
place.
Mr.. Mary Palmer died May 3oth, after
a long Illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
RUNFoRo POINT

Irrr, ami =. n. Martin arr crrcting q
new hsui ou The lite ~ the old one.
with GapInsr Roh.rt. a. master work
mau. au,thiur beat mo,lrl huiliine would
o. Impos sihlr.
Mr.. \. a. Elli"ti and daughter. Nj.
Belle. 10 have lrtu Spending come time
in California. arrived in town lat week.
~ warmly welcumr them aeain to their
nll hume.
NJ. g.. n. Ferry, nov rrshirn' ~
Yarmouth. q. visiting NJ her father, g.
n liwiElou'..
The Congregation pulpit Va tn. place
viii De- supplied Cor The prv-cui hy a
student from Nalr. MI Daniels. The
rhurph 4. .sdl, in ueei ~ rrpair, bat
~Wr viii Wait Cor tn energy that SURELY
Will ,omr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
NORWAY LAKE.

Frceland Howe. Esq, has bought two
more lots on the north eide Of the lake oi
Elhanan Tubbs.
:. 4. Millett l. Building a road from
the county road tO the lake near hl- lots
on the shore Of the lake.
Vim. q. Perry l. building an addition
to hI. harm. p. r. Green l. doing the
work.
Herbert Kllgore has gone 20 Boston on
a yislf "a his brother Henry.
Mr.. samuel Hale, Mrs. T.. kilgore's
mother, has returned home from Paw
tucket, X. l.. where she has been spend
ing the winter with her sister.
:. A. stevens l. doing mason work
for Thomas ID. knightly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
GRAFTON

W. hal frusi SUNDAY night. bat a
hrayy fog MONDAY morning .-ccmcl to
prevent it. doing much damage thu
way.
H. I. BrpVn goi AL. lat hoom ~ logs
across ihe lake aud D. ani al. men got
hums saturday. IL was obliged to
leave twu hundred aud hfty thousand on
thr falls below NndoVer dam.
David Vale aud family moved FROM
Aruo.took to Grafton lat week.
The farmers this WAY have their crop.
all Ia tn ground. bat u 8. very cold Al
thls writing.
Fishcrmrn were never 80 plenty a..
thi. wear. Thy s.vm o. come AMI D.
Siege tn trout la az the streams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
rAsr RErnEL.

The dedication 20 thr nes .pringhoari
rue.ia, evening. Nav 18th. was a suc-
c-... Ni.uuf thiuv-hNe couple iuine,i in
thr grant march and a nicv hrsi-class
time Uas cniuYv,i.
The church has h-en CLEANED anil
fweufN-d,e yarl. ~ ueN carpeiing pat
down. ahlch Ma Furnished pa thr circle.
NJ. Eii swan has gone Go burham.
NJ tinr. tu sf-ui TEA weeks with her
.in. N. h. ilamliu.
Mr. Robert ~outhrrand from Masst-
rhusrtt. d. Dow stopping With hrr moth
rr. Mr.. benjamin Estr-.
Turrur Bean has gone De- berlin. New
Hampshire. surveying land and timber.
Regular meeting ~ 4. II n. 40 1augy
Hall. saturday. june ~th. thrrv viii D.
drrrrs work and a harvest feast.
Horu. Nav 20, to the wife ~ 1corge
N lsilu. snu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
WISH nE1hrI

Decoration Day opened pleasantly In
the morning after sllghi fro.t. bat
came on cloudy ani damp Ia the evening.
Details from Brown Poet visited all
the ccnctcric. where any II their old
comrades las buried and Decorated their
grave. with fags. wrciths aud hovrrs,
the latter bring furnished by the ladies
II the Relief Cop.. NJ evening the 1T
Congregational church VA. hllcd ito
OVERLOOKING. with an apprrcllti,r au-
dicnce, aud listened Ia an cXcrllent all
drrss. fitilng a. the occasion, by Prof \.
VI. Edwards, of LEWISTON.
Pine growing weather for grass but
corn and beans look pale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
nlckXAlE

Farmers Ia this vicinity are we'll along
with their spring work. \ few have
corn, beans and potatoes up aud Jack
frost makes them a call.
Ripe field Strawberries have been
found recently by the writer. thing
seldom known In the month ~ May.
Born. MAY 18th, Ia the Wife ~ II. ;.
Tracy, q daughter; weight IL pounds,
name. Mildred Altine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
oiIEAD

We have been having some very cold
weather but nO frost.
Arr the potato bugs going 90 flight
"a. thi. season. Hat very few have been
seen yet.
Memorial Day passed very pleasantly.
service. wcrr held az the church. An
address wa delivered by Judge Henry
&. Peabody ~ Portland. AFTER decorat-
Ing the graves a nice dinner was prepar-
FL 40 the hall.
Bear have been fcastlng of Ebcn
Chapmln's sheep.
The town has lo.t one of L. most val
liable citizens. VI. T.. Burbank has gone
Ia Ilogtou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
RnNnuRN

staples has gone az With load II
men o. turn Remis stream 90 that n
shall run down >vift River instead II
into the LAKE a. II now does.
Mr and Mr.. stephen raylof. formerly
~ Hyrsn. now ~ Harrison. have gone
up o. nyruu Cor a short Visii Mr.. Tay-
Doe D. doing veil Ia dentistry.
Hon. John 4. SWa-sy. REM. ~wasey
ant quite company ~ FRIENDS have
haru irving the trout AZ Hrch Pond.
John Reel l. home from hi. drive for
a. iav ou husiness
M. Locke. marr has uicr Wilk-.
rolf.
swift richards has heyn visiting
fri-nls and capturing trout.
Mr.. leCkr T. IN very poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
noRrs.wesr BETHEL

Mr.. VI. Penley l. spending a few
weeks az Portland.
school In district No. 3, began the
25th, Miss Alice Morrill,, teacher.
Frank 4. Brown of Peabody, Mass, Il
visiting at his aunt's, Mrs. Anna
>tearns'.
Miss I.yde Green from Waterford, l.
working for Mrs. II. Chapman.
4. II. Chapman has been repairing his
shed.
Bears seem 10 be plenty and too tame,
altogether. one came within few feet
Of Eben Chapman's sheep shed last
week.
Mrs. Leona Pratt has seven boarders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
nlSElEln.

Memorial Day was observed here 10y
an Grafton In the afternoon by DIR. \. h.
4. Harvey, ~ Lewiston. The GRIND
Army boys fell into line after the ora
ton aud marched Ia the cemetery Ia the
music of the life aud drum.
q. VI. Atwood, ~ the Democrat, was
I'm town this week.
The river l. very nearly clear Of log
above here. all the main drives having
passed this point.
We are Ia have a concert Thursday
evening by Mr.. Cook and sous.
DlNfeld club beat the Carthage clul
~ 10 IN Ia game Of ball Thursday
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Memorial .rrticrs wrr held AZ the
Congregational church SUNDAY after
uoon. l,r,. Mr.. Clough giving the all
lrrss.
Funeral .er,iccs ~ Mr.. belinda chap
man. an Ola resident ~ BroWnhrli. late
u ~ boston. we're held a. her oil home
Mr.. n. iuhusou's.
The A. l.. : 4. meets with Mr.. pr.
Fitch rursiiay evening.
&C. colby aud wife arr away whiting
friends.
Mr. and Mr.. Morrison have returned
from quite protrici~i Nisli AZ brldg-
fnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
,rAs1 nnnAAElEIn

There was quite gathering At th'
cemetery ihi- morning during the decor
alton of the soldiers graVc-.
Dean q. spring arrived this 'lhur.lay
from Bucno. Ayrcs where he has been
for some eight year-. lie will remain Al
his fathers. ". ". springs, through
the summer when he will rrtnrn.
Mr.. Bean left for her home In Dor
chester, Mass. on the Jist.
Mr.. samuel Warren l. making greal
Improvement la the appearance Of hi'
buildlngs aud their surroundings.
Lumber I. being placed on lot. on the
street leading 10 the Centre, which indl
cates more builling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
RosauRy POND.

~ Stlllman n. Reed Was looking foI
Mayfowrr. few days since, hc cam,
upon small cub ">tib" i the c.scnce
II grit. bat. being encountered 90 with
q 'falrr hdyr.~ hc Yi.cly thought best
Ia call for help le-t the mother bear
might take ton prominent a part In III,
afiilr. - b. kept the cub up a TREE I'll
help came when IL VI. secured. Sinng'
Ia say, Madam Bruin did not show her
.slf Al All
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

"wonru SENDING foR."-Any Of our
readers intending to make purchases OF
furniture will BE- much assisted by send.
Ing Ia Palne's Furniture CO., u Canal
street, Boston. for their new illustrated
catalogue containing over two hundred
and ATTY fine engravings of choice fur
nlturc, with prices giving one very
correct idea of the cost To furnish. The
book l. mailed to all who apply for II on
receipt of ten cents In stsmps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

m. r.. ~tillmin IA. bought him anoth.
.r horse 20 Otis Wymtn AMI has planted
On acres uf coru iu one week With III
new com planter. the hing 90 the Corn
firld.
Mr.. SALLY Robert. till remain. very
luW.
il. Conaut has thre'-elghis ~ an
...r, ~ tsiiatoe. that b. has hocd aud
th., .tand .ix inchr. az this writing The
18th
W had a .lighi frost the s'ih. but IL
lil un damage.
n..rr'. drive pas.ed here CA the sith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Rather cold and windy for the soth Of
Nav.
We see y. Abloit has advertised for
boaulcrs.
wc undcr.ianl Willie sargent has
caught the largr.t trout ~ the season so
Ear. n weighed l-lpounis. Nlso that
Jane. Beruicr caught the largest salmon
that whs ever taken frum The lslchlti-
.ous lake. The salmon weighed u u
pounis.
w arc having a very nice school Ia
district No. ., taught by Mi. Mary l..
Abbott.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Wills ani rattan furniture arr The
...--.f fi.ns Or thr nrNt thrce months
f-,.rIn- rur,hasrr. .huuld visii thetN-
t.tfa.r u.s uf.en tu the uuhlic M thr
,.-.-..rl. 90 ralnr'. Furniture Co.. u
email ~trrrf lia.iou. ihrN haNr "a Nun-
A.rf.. s..nrturuf ~ thc.r go'sls. anil
,l.r PRIV. ar, loser than ether leading
h....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

r.t stienu MaNo has rrsicnc'i he
r..artir ~ fhe Rarfi.i churhrs AZ Par
. Dam ARD ~.ufh i'sris. tn taxi rfirct thc
e.. ~.-.Ist in June. this artion u tax
i Id ...urrf 90 an annfi0n 20 the
ff-..f ufI.h ha. trsuhlr,l him for souir
r.tr. Thrrr is cfnrral rrgrrt that
A. Nav. .. obliged tn iratr, not onlN
.r-- nm. mrm'-r. ~ thr parish which
q. tl. .lrts.l for tvo vears, hut as veil
.r.re fl.... uhn have knnsu him main-
r, .- srfIrtit as a nrirhiz'r AMI Ciii-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
snIIIA Rn1auRX.

Missionary Rev. :. ;. York preached
In thi. place on sunday afternoon. Ills
many friend. are glad To see him back
ON thi. mission.
some 81 Mrs. Alice Boynton'- neigh
bors have turned out aud done some
planting for her. There i a chance for
other. Ia follow their example.
There was light frost on low land
LAT SUNDAY night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
a,IuroRn CENTRE

V. II. klmball has taken another ear
load of calye. a. Ilayerhill, Mas.
Fishing In the brooks la thi. Nlclnit,
has been good. Big catches have beci
made AZ Richardson Lakes AMI around
Andoyer.
Freddie Eaton l. gaining steadily
every day.
Chlldrn's bay vas observed here lasl
SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
EAs1 WATERFORD.

q. y. Abbott returned To Brockion
Wednesday.
John ". Keen l. going Ia Portland
soon Ia work year.
Mrs. Patterson l. having an addition
put on her store. Henry l.olfe l. doing
the bob.
Whitney Buck l. shlngling his house
Elden Mil. has gone To Worcester tn
Work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
SUMNER

Your correspondent !. away Teaching
school. ~ Il 1. lncou,cnicnt about get
ting the new. In on time.
John ~tarhiri went 90 Lewiston Satur-
day.
Mi.s Mabel lioNkr !. home from last
sumner where he has been AZ work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
wrsr FRYEBURo.

Mr.. Abbott l. able to BE- Ou, a. usual
after her illness. -.
Mr.. John shaw does not rally from
~ .hoek a. well a. could b. wished,
and though able 10 be about house par'
on the time. Il still very feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
Ns,iss ef second Meeting ef Cr.di'er. In
lusalxsnsN.

To the CIV iitor- 81 EUGENE ". STANLEY. ~
Lowell. In the County ~ oxford and state ~
Mains. Iu-olyent Debtor.
Noa are hereby Botihesi that with the approval
~ the Jusige ~ The Court ~ Insolvency Or ali
cVunty, the secont meeting ~ the creditors -
said in.ol,ent .. appointed ~ H. hell a The
Probate Court Room In Pans In sali county, on
Wednesday. the tith day ~ June. 4. ~. is-e 81
nine o'closk In The fornOon. l0u will govern
yourselves accoriingiy.
slsen under nav hand ansl the orier u Count,
this f1i day of Nav, \. u. Ise.
IIERRlCk a. DAVIS, Register ~ The Count
~ Insolvency for saii County ~ oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

rrfh. pari. rxf-,.ifiou exhibit ~ gvins
~ .-rsmrufsl sfour. hy ufany 4 Go.
.fN.s y ora. arr r. num'er frnm Mhinf,
..,.-.f .f shIch come frnm faris. thr
tr,.r r.rtInu of ihr Maine gym. eNhii'-
"a tt thrm arr from Oxfoni touuiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
East PERU

puight lIail ha. moved on o. the fred
Newton farm ani a. l. a. work for his
brother. NJ. Hall
~,hsol commenced Ia District No. !
,p th~ s-th. Mi. Verbs hidden II DIN
nrlI. lrLIhrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

vrUr Cu.hman. ~ ruffts Divinity
..t...f d.. hesn engaged to prf'arh I'm thr
f...,.-.....f .hurth,a. af Parts liiu anil
~ ~rmnrr thrnugh the summer
-,.-fh. ll.. rngagvmeui begins a wc,k
f-.r MT SUNDAY June lcih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
HARTFORD.

The selecimcn commenced Ia build the
new road leading from Albert Simp-on's
to the county road near stillmin Cur
ney's.
Charlie. keene, from Whitman, Mass
visited hi- friend. Ia Hartford La, week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

n r.rkrr anil D. = Hariieti Nerr
d.. ,..u LAT vel. Mr. Rartictt deliver
I'm. Memorial pay a.ilrrss a. stone
ham
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

a. Narl hs. l-sught M harm on thr
u.-..r- place. ile l. nov taking u
-. snl uill 81 li up ou his Doc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

al. r.tore,i thsta deer was .e~n In
-. near :. 4. >tearus's, rvcently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

...-r, NJ Atwood and wife arc on
800, piNfeld and Weld Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

t.-.. h Merrill and T. n. stone arv
-'-.-. uran thcir le,igc near Mount
M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

c~rrs Tlcicher and .on ~ Portland
80, M en- Hubbard llouse over sun
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'''''' JANE y. rARnINGrox. A..Irpee.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXfOIlD - = Count % Insolfency. FoTth
Wei0s-lsv Of NAV, A. n. l--a. In the mat
tsr % ALBEIT b. BRoohs, in-ol'sns
Ibslfor.
TT l. heseiy orlercl. That notice be Eisen a.
ali tuerson. Interested In the -et'letnsnt ~ the
srs.Dunt ~ Avian n. GSlwin. Assignee ~ the
alsoye. namssi In.olvent Deltor, by causing
copy of this Orier o. IL rubii.hei two weeks sue
cessiysly In the oxford Democrat, newsIsIFr
printed In psfis In SAIL county, that thst may
sppesr Al Court of insolvency a. - he'll Al The
Isrobate Court RSom on the thiri "Wednesday ~
June next, af nine o'clock In the forenoon, AMI
lie heart thereon, AMI Oljcet N they -ee cause.
GEO. A. WILSON. Judge
Of Insolvency Court, Dxf0ri County.
A true copy ATTEST Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
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A. Psrs, IN the County ~ Oxfori aai STATE %
Maine, the gei day ~ May, A. II. l~-e.
p0intnent a. Assignee ~
PERIEY A. CRAWFORD, - Norway.
In the County ~ Oxfori. ln.plyent DetfOr. who
has been declared an insolvent upon hls Istiti0n
by the Court Of Insolvency for AID Couniy of
JAMES :. WRIGHT, As-sssss.
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~. ,iay 90 tso lat veil.
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c..rrs n. Watkins, q Portland. Nas
b. ,..n ovrr Memorial Day.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
A Tor Of LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
TrgM OVER AND rEIl WHAT
may sEG.


Hoo. John 4. SNasey aud wife visited
hirch hrook fohd last week.
Nathan REYNOLDS, a.. IIayforl, N. 4.
nrrcn AMI 4. :. shaw visltsrl -Four
l'onds last Nevk and rcport plenty Of
trout.
Nj. lena Bennett /. at work In the
Telephone ofilce.
Last sunday Rev. &. 4. HAYDEN
preache'i very able memorial sermon
70 large congregation. Iloige Po.i,
q. \. II, Wa Ia attendance. The al
drc.s Thursday Nas hy Col. 4. :. Austin
~ faris, who l. well known In this com-
munliy ~ an able AMI Interesting speaker
We congratulate llo,lge Post on being
ahle o. ssCure such men Ia address them.
The chunCh both days was beautifully
dc,oraiei With flowers.
There have hren several sad accidents
hcre the past Week. Last saturday, VII
~ burbank While taking away boarls
from the clrcular saw at Gilt,crtsille was
severely iulursl hy heing struck hy a
hOar,l Ia the lcg. hrvaking n. - the hone
pr"irud.,i about eight lnchr. through
the clothing. At lat accouuis b. was
doing yell. Drs. StanWood and Cald.
sell attrudr'i him. Monday. Charles
lNpteu ~ Hartford, While coupling ear
la The Nard al GilhertNille had his hand
severely injured. Monday morning
while going O. -chool Ida little daughter
"a j. ". Thompson was run over hv a..
VI. farse's team anil badly hurt. There
Was a large cat in the hack ~ the head
Nhich M nrst Nas considered dangerous
bat AZ last rvI-hrt va. doing niusly
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81, rie..isy until frisiaN.
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Brown. Relief heal. scalds and
Burns.
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