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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

I.I.. death 10 NJ Aaron Woodbury..
>....u uNf.rl county. lD-e- one 81
......f aul .fauu.hr.t citizens. IT.
a... u.. .f unusual strength 20 char
Az. active mind aui g,ssi ludg-
". h.m foquEk.t raCh couriu-
900 ..ut..fIHu. uucr furm~i Wrfr
shaken Au original ABOLITION
- n. .tai form thr Republican party
H.- HtaI tn r tu thr day 20 H.
. f.r half al century d. hal icru
fhr chief Supporter. of the Con-
-..a. .lluh In ihi. tuau and his
probably bead. more .uh-crllfion
.... .'au i.f. chat 90 ans other man
'.I. I..nft fsr hl. h~ur,u.eucv Nas
... than OH. ability. lir never
.I..... f.Hlo.u unr lufuNinnfs, aui Ma
i. .l-.'4. uf h.. language IA. though AZ
al.- .l thf rrr.ruor 90 la,iis. aud chii-
ll.rs survive him tWu brothers,
h.r.a. ehn utrs iu ~Wr'iru, aui
t...H "a nf Hsih-I IT, al-o leaNe- a
a...t. several war. OH. iuuior. thres
.... .ul daughter. Our -on. k'iVari
D.. tni fhr daughter. Mr.. !. ". chute.
.'t .u ~erieu Eosal A. live. iu Hoe
lli clinton 4 40 W",-iiurds.-
l.r ilI Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
FRYCBURG

IN the gam. ~ base hall saturday, the
IL. ~ Near Ialls. between the Near
Fall. and fryehurg cluh., the latter wcrr
badly beaten.
Rev. LYMAN White. ~ Wakefield. y.
a.. died Ia Portland. MAY loth. III.
wife Wa Mary 4. llufi, daughter oi
l,r, &. lIurl, former pastor herr.
Children. sunday Was ohssrVcl ~ The
Congregational chunh on June -. "
tho neat SUNDAY evening was o. H. taken
up hy ~. haccalaurraie address ~ Prof.
Woodruff ~ Bovdoln college.
Df jaime. harrington ~ Rochester,
y. a.. with friends. Wa AZ The frychurg
House over SUNDAY.
Mr.. IIu,lglou. nfs l"ttle Grant, q for
mrr student ~ the academy, and her sou,
~ Ossiprr. y. H.. sprni q few davs herr
visiting Mi. \. y. Page, ani alec hrr
.on Walter. Who Z. attending school here.
". N. rarinN Wa with hi. family
Over SUNDAY. Mis- l.nui ~ Denmark
has h-cn ,i.iilng Mr.. rarboN.
wallace nrhoN has not yvi recovered
his health.
Mr.. N. ". stark L. able tn III up, anil
will .oon b. about again.
Nj. ~u.ir Randall u some better, bat
I. It'll confined in hrf hsrl.
john = HtauWs IA. hcrn in Bosiou
anil vicinity the past week. IT, attended
the iunier promenade mo wellesley COL
lrgr. June sih Mr.. Morrill, ani Mary
al.o went to Nslle.lc,.
Considering the distance and uuia,"r-
able weather. quite number nttrulel
The union conference. which va. so hoe
lHtabiy entertained ~ Nlhnnv, Iur.dny
ami "wednesday ~ The past week. Rev.
". .. Livingston. VI. AMI Mr.. g. ".
lsrfuws. AMI Mi.se. n =. Charlie. \ y.
Pagr. VI Y. Darlington and l. Hide
brand wcrv pfvsent ~ The meeting.
Mr.. T.. II. Robinson ~ Portland h
N.liing her sou. Whp l. 40 .chool herr.
40 Mi. N. 4. O.guud'-. and will rvmlin
till after the graduating rXrrri.r-.
Cla,tOu ". rikr q. 10 home.
Mr. John smith. The veteran stage
driver. dirl mr.iay. June !. III. body
VA taken to Vermont fur burial.
The hall game between The Fats aui
The Ian. came oh 40 the fair grounl j.
Thur.liN afternoon. AMI attracted q
crowd ~ spectators, Who ruioyri Tie
luiicruus SCENE.
There Wa strawberry party AZ the
Congregational Nc-try Thurslay even
Ing. which Wa. we'll pairouifed hy both
.orietles
Mr.. Ou. Warrrn J. ~ home irom
franklin hll.. having left her daughter,
Mr.. Robinson. much improved Ia health
Mr.. T.. y. Hastings has been AZ caps
Elizabeth for a few day.
Grimmrr's Orchestra and Mr.. Mia
Cars Sturgi. arr engaged for the convert
next Tue.day evening la the Congrega'
tlonal church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
WAIEREORp.

Dr. ". l.. ShattOck died the last "
August. iSS5. leaving hi Maine Hygien-
lc Institute 90 three ladle. who had been
al. assistants. % b. run on the same plan
j. he had run II. But owing to their In
ability a. get the proper person Tor a
physician the plan was given up, aud
they decided "a buy out the heir 80 a.
tn have a clear title aud run the house a.
"A hotel. Nil. llayne. selling her sharc Z"
Mr.. George ". Blair. The house wa-
opened In May, ls>S. a. the Lake House
George ". Blair. proprietor. u Wa
ran through the summer aud fall hat not
With the lrrst ~ succ~-.. The house
VA. closed Ia January, ls>l, and remain
e,l clo.,sl until bought by IT, prrsent
owner, Mr. T.. VI. Dudley Ia May. Nr.
Dudlry l. putting la new furniture and
fitting for business this season and ac-
corling to present appearance. Ito have
"A good run ~ custom this year. The
house l. situated In one ~ the pleasant
ct village. in Maine. a. all Who have
Visited Il will testify. II l. we'll suppl
ei with pltIyas aud outdoor resorts.
n has large bath roum with plunge.
falling douchc. aud a gOOd supply III
bath tubs Good boating aud fishing on
the lake near the house combined with
II. pleasant walks aud drive. make II one
of the pleasantest inland summer resort L
la Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
EAST BRowNFIElD.

The VI. I. q. held IT, last meeting for
the season NJ the school house an thu
ilst. The exercise. were interspers~l
with music, tahleaux. pantomlnes, etc,
On sunday night, about -, the
family of l.. u. Giles were aroused by
the fiercc barking Of dogs as also were
others. from the sounds In front ~ the
store aud the appearance II dark Ian
tern In the rear. u !. evident burglars at
tempted to enter the store. hut were pre-
vented bv the cutlery ~ the dog-.
Mr.. stowr. mother 81 Warren o.
Storer, living on the y. ". Weeks place
died on the ith. was buried on the bth.
". H. Sticknev aw deer "h ih'
banks ~ the Saco . few days ago.
Chlldfen's Day conccrt ~ the 'ongr-
gational church. June 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
WEST PERU

The Free Bap,i.t church has been very
prosperous during the past year. On
sunday. June "a. the pastor, Rev. ". W
Carver, baptized ten.
SUNDAY. June ~. Mr. joel White va.
buried. H. was Grand ARMY man aud
took part Ia the memorial EXERCISE. on
Thur.day prrcecilng. H. Was seventy
seven year- old.
". :. walker. our road comis-ioncr
la. becn bullding large amount IT ruad
thai. spring With American Champion
rad machine with small expense "a th'
town compared with the old method.
Decoration Day va. duly observed
here. John y. Irish. E.q., ~ linmfOri,
delivered the Grafton.
Mr.. Austin. clothes pin Manufacturer
4. making arrangement to enlarge hi'
business.
". :. Walker has sold a guol horse IN
\. 4. BRYANT ~ Canton, price about
s2J0. There arr lots ~ good onc- 10
town. uf which your cOrrrsionieni VII
speak, In another communication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
MESI PARIS

4. !. Curtis 4 Co. have nice new
Sign, which was painted by Nathaniel
Young.
George Ridlon az the firm of the rlo-
nccr Chair Co., has gone On q business
trip Ia New Work aud Chicago.
4. ~. ilcssey Who has for some time
been foreman II the hnlshlng rooms ~
the West Paris Manufacturing Co., has
resigned, and George Barsto takes his
placc.
Trci scott J. having cellar dug on
Nj. house lot this week.
Quite = number from this grange al
tended the Pomona Grange held NJ Beth
II lIill this week.
Ten delegates have been chosen Ia
represent Golden Rule Ledge NJ the Dls-
trict Lodge to BE- held NJ Ando,er, next
welncs,lay. Others will probably ~ u
the weather l. suitable.
Bartlett. the jcwellcr. l. coming here
again June 18th.
Adonlram Curtis ~ Boston. l. visiting
relatives IN this place.
Henrietta kiuieridge ~ Portland, for
merly ~ this place, l. making her moth
Or. Mr.. laura Reed, a short ,lsli.
An effort Z. being made To revive the
bras hand.
The prospect !. that the hay crop will
D. rood In ihi. section this wear.
Tie lumber for the addition to the
new mill II the West Paris chair facio-
n CO.. has hccn ordered.
e. Andrews 4 making Improvement
around his hulldings.
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". 4. iianscum. IT Massachusetts,. q.
AZ his fathers. IT, l. quite lick.
Mr.. Fisher l. canyassing for hooks.
one II which. written hy Mr.. Liver
morr. viii d. especially Interesting a.
the soldier. II the late var.
Geprgc llagcn had the mineral water
frum The spring on the hin analygrd.
The rvIori 7. Nvry favorable.
During che thunder shaver N~lncs-
day The chimney ~ the dyc house 81
The Rohiu.on Manufacturing Company
Nas struck hy lightning also pine tire
un :. n. EiWari's plac- near the pond.
Nj Lincoln chaplin. ~ MrlchNille.
Va. married o. Miss Lizzie Dresser. IT
Albany. Nav 3ad
C.orgv nuck. agcl thr,e YEAR,. son Of
Mr. Buck, Who has lately moved herr
from NORWAY. died lat week.
\ sociahlr for the benefit ~ the third
nine oxford u. A.. Nas held "Wednesday
evening
Wild rashcrric. arr quite plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
nun. RucsrIrID

eur rvuil neighbour. llcur u. lri.h.
rIne,.l uli hn oii .hesp plsilrr 81 ln ur
ID acre. lat ftli ling down thi.
.rrIne ~ watch arr'-. luts With c"n-
siderable Interest the Development ani
uro-r,... 20 the ''caich.
~ u.irus,l with considerable lnirrv.i
tn ih. rNfrv..lou 90 an opinion ~ one oi
our richest foWu.mrn converting the ac-
rumullt.on 81 rirhe.. a. .aii that uch
sal. uo factor. that au1 man i-'s-r''''i
90 rummnu sense can acquire property
provided that o. makes that 90" nr.i
ah.r.t in iifr. .uioriiuitiug other cun-
alteration. tn thr "ur ohirci - The nf-
gul.Iiinu 20 uuuily po..rssious.
On urv AMI .Iacinus farm huiiling'
ur.uua we'll cultivated AMI pruiurtiNt
farm in .ouih Hartford live. Edwin
Howard. rc,unhrl, considered NJ.
a Ia. abundant reason Co. thank kiui
lrr.,iIrnre Tor hi worldly succ~ss.
| iiuf h va. our Intention tu speak mor'
artieuaflV 20 hi. daughter, Emily J..
Al ths fan term 90 ths Hartford liigi
~.fu.,l Nm i~~G ~ we'll a. 40 subsequent
term. Mi. n. revived the warm com
mrnlafiOus ~ teachers and friends Tor
her progrrss aud proficiency Ia bet
/ srhool .iudies. Hut hy too close alien
zion o. her smdirs the brain Wa over
lftN.l ani fnr l. months shs Was hope
L.. in,alL cuudns,l o. her hs-i. hut
lthrough the .killful treatment ~ l'r. ~
IL. pssustrr. 81 Buckteld. III l. n"~
msasurahIv rr.iorvd Q" h"alth anu
strength with every pfuspeyt ~ a c'll
plrtr rrgu,rry. Mere Wuui. arr made
guaie to expire. the gratitude 81 VI
| lIoWari's family toward. the doctor Tor
| his .kiIl and .uccr.. in thi. case.
Rob Dean now has az Oil. stable tn
lfhr,.-tetr-oM Rahv Dean stallion. unit
recently AZ Nlhion Taylor's 40 south
p.ri. UIis 4. handsome. compact,
tnUf .,if with q fue - ~ limb, weigh.
Ing assl pounds. IT, truttei quarter
iu a. .-cond. upon the Bi.hc~ track tn
other day.
| "a. Roberts ha. a fi,--year-pld BABY
ulu mare that .. Conshirr'Ti a truilrl
/ .nI Tor Nhich D. IA. rrfussi SD.
gltrk Nathan. al. oNner says. 4 Ia
It,r tttn ever AMI D. l. confident that ~
i all trut Inn : 80 Thu season. Ihis h"r.'
/. rrcsi,iug quite literal patronage u
the stud. but All. owner !. net anNl"u'
Tor patronage a.. a. intrnd- hanilin.
| him fur slssTi.
calling 40 Deputy Whitiens ilr v'h.
ldsv W. we're shown by Mr.. Nhiit'n
r.fimshle wife choicc specimen ot th'
,.nine .p.cie. In the form 81 a se'e'
wrsk'. old thoroughbred Pointer pup
m. father ~ thi. pup l. no doubt on'
~ ths hs.t dog. Zoe hunting purposes y
H.. found la the state and originally
came fr,sm Virginia.
AMER purchasing lev h"r-'- =, -
Eu...u fas returned Co Boston. ~
~. hor.es arr higher In our fufa
towns than they arr la Boston,
/ Those having, experience IN setting
ouf New York apple tree have no doao
loff.utime. observed that With the D.
lof rarr ..tme 81 them seem Ia lack th
Inherent vitality necc--ary 10 make
vigorous bcaring tire. The Wise
r.ar... a. pursue when such tres arr III
covered l. o. remove them and repiac
n i'm other. Of cur loo X. l. Greeningss -
last wear ~ are alive aud vigorous; W
.r. again watering them with hqni
manure from the harm yard.
/ Prank Packaris' FRANKLIN frinc
.u.liuy colt l. dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

The Union Conference Ot the tOngr''-
gational churches held their annual meet
ing AZ Alhlny on the ith aud jth Inst.
Though the weather Nas Wet there Wa a
very good attendance even from remote
town. a. Fryehurg. south Bridgton ani
Brownheld. subjects for discussion
we're practical aud well prc.cnted; the
sermons Instructive and inspiring and
generally considered profitable season
Arthur y. Clark, ~ south Paris, form
erlv memler ~ this church, has -
Gently presented Va With q very nire
hook rack for each pew IN our church
for which We give him many thanks.
Mr. Herbert Maston l. very sick Will
pneumonia.
Everett Harmon, q student nj the Ter
kins Institute for the Blind 40 south
Boston. will soon be- home Ia spend vaca'
ton with hi- mother.
II was very pleasant Ia W Albany pep
ple "a see the face. aud hear the Voice
uf old friends who came Ia the confer
ence As Rev. George y. Tewksbury
their former pastor aud deacon, ID. i
Cummings. one II their former members
al.o Judge Woodbury.. Who was for many
years moderator ~ our union confer
snce.
Thur. lay a shower. rain aud hail.
woudri II your Mason correspondent
can tell u how many Of those trout i
would take Ia weigh poundf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

W nnW have an abundance ~ NJ.
srass grow Nell whrrv any liy~l
through ihr winter
a. a. Nuulton. q ~Wc,leu. has t-neu
thl. vay having suol. l'rice pail -
.rnt. a i-,uni think d. len bat few
lats m thi. part - ihe cuunty. H. huy.
fnf thr nriigiou factory.
rrr.hlIng Elirr Adams he'll Quarter
o, meeting 40 thr chapel Yesterday and
preached iu ihe evening u Was very
eri ia1 which krpt many from attend
ing
no VI. D.. Drcle met wiih Mr.. y n.
Itirr thi- week.
III. E,uu. E.q.. has hi. house well
along The frame D. zap aui 40 boarded
.n. auIl ~, 3. nov huiliinr hi. chimne,s
Macon MILE. 20 llari.eu. y. stopping
VI ith hi. unclc. y. q. Mile. lli. health
d. Nrr, ptor anil ha. hrru Cor some time.
Mr.. y VI. ~rrlhnrr D. I"orly, conhu-
elfn her r-lm lni hcl.
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piICkrtrlD


Alex. Cushman and wife left welnes.
day morning for O.kaloo.a, Iowa, for 4
summers visit Ia the home II Herman
| tushman.
Mrs. Ofcn spauldlng Ia. returned
from Portland where .lle has been ~
siding for the past four months In ihs
family ~ =. 4. tor-er and taken room.
In the dwelling IL Carlton Gardner,
where she will carry ON the work Of
drrs-making.
Miss Iottie Forster 81 Portland !. At
the Buckneld House.
Wednesday We had our hr-t thunder
shower.
Rev. y. VI. follctt, whose Last pator:
ate was with the Bapti.t church Ia thl.
village. died at Harrington last week Of
paralysis.
Mr.. John Ruck with her daughter
susie has returned "a the old homestead
after an absence ~ several year,.
Hartwrll waldron. ~ Portland, made
q short Nsli Ia hls father. II. u. Waldron.
r. =. brigham and wife, IT Portland,
arr the guests ~ Henry Nulty.
several 81 eur citizens attended the
rnlNcrsali.t meeting. AZ Lewiston last
week.
The T.. 4. n. announce that they arr
making arrangements for course ~ siN
lecture. by home talent for the coming
fall and winter.
The late mains settle the question II
the hay crop for lsSp, which nov look.
promising.
VIM. aud John Dexter Record arr
about a. erect On foot harm on the
premise. ~ william.
Mr. a.. \. whitney ~ Madison, Ne,
l. herr making q canvas. Tor the book
"l'he Future life"
Strawberries have boen quite plenty IN
The mirkrt the past week. two boNc' for
quarter.
The Village .trrct. come IN for needed
rrpair. ~ the prv.cni tlme. II the side
walk on Elm STREET would unlN hurry
up and lie ~ tot. possibly W. might get
another. or ct down to terra ilrma
whcrr Il would d. safer walking
Mr.. Alfr,sl cole h,s bcen quite iil tlur.
Ing the past week.
saturday morning. and It'll u ralns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
RosBuRY.

The bears made a raid on J. 4. Tay-
lor's pasture. They took sheep out OF
the pasture over the fence and deyourc'l
Il. Mr.. 4. thinks there were several
hears at the feast.
!. l.. Weeks had his newly planted 20
tatoes ''wheeled In" a. he terms IL. \
drunken man from a neighboring town
drove back and forth over the potatoes,
and was AZ last thrown out aud the team
ran for miles. Such Il life from the
town alluded To, where they are building
two churches aud allowing forty-rod
whiskey den Ia send out more evil than
four churches eau overcome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
PORTER.

Cool aud wet. Good weather for grair
AMI grasss
Mr. I. T.. French was attacked bv =
swarm ~ hces b. was hlylng. anil as Mr
French hld on neither cosi nor vet the,
had III the chance a. sting .. thev pleas
81. Dr. Deyrnugh was ielephone'i fol
81. II was thought b. could not live. Mr.
French h,a handled hces Cor over forty
wears AMI never VI. troubled by then
hat once hcfor.
Walter n. Libby h,s returned Ia Nan.
"a. aud rimor has Il that be- took = Wifi
With him.
Can't. James rrrnch gave dance ans
supper to q select party ~ friends ~
June ~. a. celebrate the Anniversary ~
his mprri,gr. gooi time wls hfi al
though II VS. little stormy.
Potato beetles arr plenty ~ usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
GIIEAD

m the grass grows for the next two
Wrrks a. q has for the last. tarmers Will
have "a stop hoeing aud do the having
josiah Heath i building new ell Z"
his house.
\ student from Bangor Theological
seminary. by the name of Davis Viii
preach herr this summer.
Miss PERL. Everett u teaching school
In district No. l.
MR.. Nina Hartman i going Ia Jack
.on. y. A.. Ia spend the summer with
Mr.. n. = relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11

Rev. Mr. Rice aud wife. =. ~. Ballc,
and wife. Mr. and Mr.. =. :. smith. Mr.
N. n. Hanson. and John Nker., attendc,
the Congregational County Conference
NJ East sumner this week.
Tho house ~ !. n. BAILEY vas cnierr'
last FRIDAY night. and q watch ant
pocket hook, containing two notes hu'
no money. WERE stolen. The thief j. up
pose,l a. D. the same panty Who i known
To- have stolen watch, several watch
chains AMI a revolver from the house oi
Charlie. lIodgman ~ south \ndoycr d
short time since, AMI Who has disap'
pcafvi from numfoul, Whcrr b. hn'
lately ls,su A work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
NEMRY.

April showers this year seem 10 nave
been put by iill June. ,.
crsss j. Improving wonderfully nnnc'
the .flmulus 81 abundance Of moisture
There b complaint that oats arr ~.
Inc de.troye,l by a species Of ant thai
Infests our plowed land. .t
MI. Thar-ton finished saving sPoo
.trip. lat week and will soon conlinenc'
saving stsNe-. o.,
The highway surveyors are "e' -, ~
,,re, thls week. Repairs on the road'
arr very much needed.
4 special appropriation oil -eNsn'l.nN'
dollars has been expended on the oun
dav River rad above LEWIS lame
Twenty-dve dollars was eontrlouIe1 !, iol
the same purpose BY rhurston a MOT
rel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
MESr RETrCl

Vegetation H. pu.hing ahead scr,
rapidly. especially The grass crop.
a. D. srnNrr. uur champion market
gardner. hns Ia acre 81 SWEET Cufu that
was planted the Gth of NAV. III. cue
toner. may look for ana early ear u th'
...a.on continues favorable. Al-o, h.
count. ou grvru pcss the srh int.
prer ar frequently scru here.
The ruad mtchinr !. nov working u
thi. part IT the town.
VI. Holt ha. clo.e,l hi. store for a time
aud q. taking a vacation.
Mr.. Gene Mills has returned from
Lewiston. wherr she has been spending
a few weeks with a sister.
John Murphy has bought the CHARLIE
Walker plaCv.
Potato beetle. arr very scattering
Thanks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
REsolurloNs

Nhsrel. thr srraf Harvester in hls
'.. e I.r Hni lutlug kinlues- hls -s-ru NJ
sl'lrr lutu hI. heavenly garner anoili-
q" s.af u thr Ier.on ~ car beloved
sister. ErIeoa l. Bailey. tr 10 thsryiofr
Resolved. That hy thi. stroke 81 ~
lnr lr'tilruCr. lone Mountain Lodge,
D. n. uf &C.. o.. hts bot une ~ IT, mort
A'r'NI mrm'srs. one Whu-r CunNtctlous
.i r-Hf ind iuft were manifest to AT
Nih ahnm she associated.
Resolved. That ~ exteud o. The rvla-
utr. 10 cur deceased sister our most
irnirr .ympathies in their hour 81 D.
i.i'rmrut ant point them o. him Who
i.gih ail thing- we'll Although The
tf..iIuu NAV seem severe yet Col v lii
~ Done. Cor now We 49, through 4
s.i's. dlrkly, .oOn face o. face. An
Other Ina has heen severed from oui
earthly fraiernal chain. only o. D. more
hrm.y united Ia that upper aud better
l'ur. where cod will wipe All tears
irnm Uur rycs and Vhere h. vii event
at.lF gather an cur loved ones. fathers
nmihrr.. hrufhers. aud sisters, under ths
shallow 20 his wing there % ~ out nj
murr forever.
Resolved. That a copy ~ the above
f-'o.uiious D. PLACED upon the record'
~ % iodge. aud a copy ssnt % TN
tihrr u our departed friend and sister
\. :. JOHpAs,
%. n. Poor. Committee
Mas. HENRH SWEAT.
ANnoVER. May 20, lSs9.
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DENMARK

Mrs.Iaura pingrre stevens, wife oi
Capt. Robert \. stevens, Tailor az Alfr'~l'
l. visiting az Foster L. Pingree's.
Married In Standl.h, June 1t, Mr.. ~
mon Tiblett. aud Miss Jennie Bennett,
bath of Denmark, Maine.
Moses VI. Benneti died June It'll, agc,I
about siNty-eight years. Mr. Bennett
IA. been lifelong resident of thls town
and one of our very best citizens. III
visited Califouiia twice early la the gold
excitement, aud was member of th'
9TH regiment, Maine Volunteers. liz
leaves a widow, four sous aud thre'
daughters. Thoma. Burlelgh 81 Boston
n. II. Bennett 1T Lowell. and Dr. toh'
~ Milan. y. II. are In town Ia attend th'
funeral Of Mr.. Bennett.
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RuMrORn-

Tho huildIug hoom hls struck "a.
". ". steven. |. building a new harm.
IIas torn down vhai u.e,l q" b. "ccupir'i
hv the stage company ~ q stable.
=. a. Wadwell 4 co. arr huiliing a
nrw .iorr un a portion ~ the hotel lot,
huilding 20 b, ~.
Tho new steamer Will make a trial trip
tn Bethel on Thurslay. She vii carry
hity pas.rugvrs. lat bottom aud stern
Wheel. only draw. about ten inche. ~
water and can 20 nearl, anywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
pRowsFtglD

The lat meeting Tor the summer Of
he literary club met with Dr. AMI Mr.
Fitch. June an. lcr cream aud cake
w.rv served
Mr.. aud Mr.. charlie. King ~ Boston,
made a living Wilt AZ i. y frink's.
George Wakefield I. making some I'm
pru,rmenis ou hi hulldlngs.
4. l. Ffink attended prohai" court AZ
fr,vhurg.
Mr.. and Mr.. 4. 4. colby Who have
l.-n away fpr q number ~ day. whiting
FRIENDS have rrtufnri.
Mi. Braskrtt 10 Near falls, i visit
Inc Mr.. Almin Perkins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-11
HARTFORD.

sullivan Cox died May sth after a
long Illness. Mr.. Cox was Inspected by
all Who knew him AMI leave. large cir
Gle Of friends. Funeral May 3l.t at
tended by Rev. Mr.. HIbbard, Of sumner.
This L. about the worst time to repair
highways We ever knew. wherever the
road machine has been al work the roads
are almost impossible, mud ak to twelve
inches deep.
Frank Morrow. Of Lewiston. has been
In town this week buying fat cattle.
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A. llomer Childs snd hls wife wery
coming iome frum Wet frru on pvcur,
ltion nay they colltlrl with another
team near io.iah iIalr. placv and u
threv thrm all out. n hurt Mr. child.
considerably. Tlleir horses cl.ar~i thrm.
selves from thr wagons ami one ran
aeaY and vas caught AZ Wet l'ru.
~chuol cummsnC-l iu District ~. Z
en- tn ~. unilef The Instruction ~ Mr..
Marrh Han. car rN-~urI'er,isor.
Tho SWEET corn l. cuming very psor.
% q. nliting n the ground and some have
planted tn sc,und time
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HIRAM.

Hiram. May 30, at Spring Cemetery,
an eloquent address was delivered by
Col. J. p. Twitchell, opening prayer by
Rev. James Nixon, closing prayer 10y
Mr.. Isaac VI. Storrr, aged II YEAR,. NJ
ternOon. al East Hiram. prayer by Rev
Mr.. Webster aud Rev. T.. T. Easiman,
able addres. by Rev. T.. T.. Eastman, Of
south Bridgton. Col. j. y. Twiichell
made a stirring speech AMI read AN origI
nal poem, also Que by MIR. james Wads'
..arfl