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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
ERXEauRG

Mi.s VI. y. Bradley reached home
saturday. 9Th, after a .ix month. visit to
her brothers In Chicago aud Denver.
Miss Alice Locke attended the cenien-
nal NJ freepori, bat l. nov az home.
Misse. Eva Walker aud sadie Locke
have finished their schools. the former AZ
Conway Center. the latter NJ West Frye
burg
Randolph Surbriigc who has just
graduated AZ Harvard, has made hls
simmer visit herr be- will enter Harvard
Law school ihl. fall.
Maurice Iilshury has Visited hi. moth
~ recently be- has position In the ~.
Mares Hotel in NcN Work city.
Mr.. Kate Randall. assistant matron
al the llillowcll Industrial school, j.
visiting Mr.. VI. \. Randall.
Mr.. Wallace Mason ~ rhomaston, was
herr over sunday.
Mr. ". \. Robinson. a former teacher
In the Academy, nov .uhmasier Ia the
Eliot School, Boston, 7. here al Mr. War
rcn's.
frrd " spring aud family are occu-
pying Dr. Gordon. house on McNeal NJ.
Frank Haley has built q house for him
.clf below the Methodist parsonage.
Mi. Hattie Pixies singing class gave
an exhibition a. Invited guests On Satur-
day afternoon, az the close 0f the term.
Mr.. klmball l. In q fair way Ia ~
c0Very.
Mr.. 4. y Pagr. Principal ~ Leicester,
Mass, Academy, !. AZ Miss \. y. Pages
With twelve ~ hi. graduate. from I.elcc.-
ter aud vicinity Who will spend few
week. enjoying the attractions of this
place.
TX. toy. II. VI. Plalsted and wife are
Al the fryeburg House. Judge Virgin
.. also In the village.
Herbert ". Oilln ~ Concord, y. H.,
4. visiting Mr.. SouthcT.
The VI. &. u. u. are making more Inn
proNement- AZ the station. The waiting
rooms have bccu quite transformed into
attractive places.
The new photographer. smith, Il ~
ported a. doing a thriving business.
IN !. "a b. hoped that a. many a. pos
sible In the county will avail Themselves
IL the advantage. ~ the Chatauquan
Union which meet. at Mhrtha's Grove
july ~. till august 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16


Rev. g. T.. Harden preached AZ Hath
last SUNDAY aud the DAY here Was OBJ
served as Childrvu's Day. The little
one. were out In full forc~ AMI the pro-
gumme Was very pleasing "a all.
The ith was very quiet on" herr.
Mr.. Iol~ri Glover u visiting her
Children Ia Massachusetts,.
Mr.. n. Y HYDE, wife and gfandchlli,
Macolm JOY, from Newton, Mass, ar
stopping AZ the bellevue House. Morr
citv boarlrrs are expected soou.
Mr. aud Mr.. sargent have returned
from their Welt.
Mr.. Howe will yi.it her mother. Mr..
D,a. Barrows, In BANGOR, part OF the
vacation.
Mi. Mal.cl Packard, daughter of the
late Dr. Chss. Packard, u Visiting her
uncle. T.. l.. Packard.
Mr.. l. I. Bumpus, ~ Nuhurn, ha'
spent a few days In town the past week.
Mi. Edith Packard i AZ Poland
spring ihls summer.
D.. :. Donham had hi. harm raised
MONDAY
VIZ. 81 BARTLETT IN. painted AMI other
Vice Improved hl. house.
The road machine has done a good
loh on the hin hy llontio Cushmans.
We never saw u In better condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
WOODSTOCK

Miss Mabel rerham closed q very
pleasant hnd profitable term ~ school
Friday. June 18th. VA The chase District.
IN the afternoon the teacher. and schol-
AZ. made a trip e. the top 1T rcrham
Mountain. where a few hours were spent
most agr,cihlv In exploring the we'll
known cave. Molly Ockstt, eating pea
nut and oranges, aud admlring the fine
view sprrad cat before them, which
view was greatly improved hy the usc ~
q telescope ~ one ~ the scholars. This
4. record ~ the school Number At
tending the school ~, average l0--only
one scholar being iardy through the
term. The following scholar. werr NO,
ab.eni one day Jennie VI. Pcrham, NJ
bert VI. Felt. Archie u. Felt, lnel l.. ..
Casey. Willie :, pefham, Dana q. Dud.
ley. Miss pcrham i to teach the school
the following winter.
Rev. l.. T.. prase l. again delivering
from the uulyrrsallst pulpit hl. usual
eloquent and learned sermons. \ ~
ncwrd interest l. manifest throughout
the society. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
BUCkfIglD.

Harold Hall I. home from Boston on
n two weeks vacation.
Miss Alice Morrill, returned from Port
land week ago, where she has spent
the summer.
~. u. Hall, VI. d., left for an extended
business trip covering the state Of
Michigan.
Chas. u. Atwood Of Traverse City,
Mich, where be has resided for seven
teen years. was In town last week.
George ". Long has traded hls farm
for the Thaddeus Leayltt farm with
Robinson Dean and will take Immediate
possession.
Mrs. Carrie fogg and daughter % lew
laton, are visiting AZ Ephralm Atwood's.
Mrs. q. II. Tuttle, our young crayon
artist, l. having quite a business from
out ~ town; her work I. life Ike aud
with her reasonable prices eau but bring
her prominently Into notice.
The having season 40 far has been one
~ suspense. Mlcawbcr-llke, farmers
have waited for something 10 turn up
besl'le fog, mist and shower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
HIRAM.

4 few days sluce a. Hon. James Edge
comb, our Representative, was driving
near al. residence, a neighbor's dog
frightened hi horse causing the carriage
Ia be overturned. breaking Mr. Edge
comb. arm, aud brui.lng him severely.
lie was previously In III health.
Mr.. DOrcas Allen, 81 Denmark, \.
visiting her son, Hon. oliver Allen.
MR.. Jonathan Wilson, Of sweden, i
visiting her son, Dr. Charles y. Wilson,
at East Hiram. -.
Methodist class meetings are held
Wednesday evenings at the church at
East Hiram.
Mr.. l.. II. Batchelier, 81 Portland, Is
In town.
Miss Lillian, daughter 81 Hon. Charles
T.. Hubbard, formerly of Hiram, was
married June 18th. Ia Glen Elder, Kan
sas, 10 Walter u. Libby. Assistant Cash-
Ter of Glen Elder Bank.
Mr.. Harry y. Fisher Of Michigan, viii
occupy the unlyer.allst pulpit during
nj. vacation from Tufts College.
The Fourth was celebrated by due
display Of fireworks and a yariegated
company Of horribles and terrible-.
John ". Hubbard has finished hi.
services AZ clerk In the store Of Hon. III
II. Bean az Brownfleld.
Charles ". Greene has drawn a SOU
prize.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
CANTON.

Charles Ellis aud family, az Medlcln,
Ledge, Kansas, are visiting In town.
John n. forhan was In town last week
Rev. r. u. Payne. ~ Tufts Divinity
school, I. supplying the unlyersallst
church during vacation.
4 little .on ~ John Coolidge and 4
son II George Newman while In bathing
at Canton Point last Thursday werr
drowned. The boys were about twel,,
years old.
We learn there l. Ia be horse trot Al
Canton Driving Park the 3Oih aud 5i.i
of this month.
The following officers ~ ronemol
Lodge, Daughter. ~ l.ebckah, were Ia
stalled by u. u. q. VI. J. :. Mcndall last
Friday evening
NG., tifIls Eihs.
N.S.. Tens Russell
SecVtsfy, Atsna fuller
ftnanelal SECRETARY, Martha Hathaway.
Trvasurvr. hmily MentAll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
THE OXFORD BEARS.
A Lor Of LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
THEN ovtR AND rtll WHAT
rNEN StG.
ANpoXIR

Having has not BEEN very lively this
week; most ~ the farmer. are ready and
waiting 10 make big strike When the
weather clears.
Mrs. J. y. Could has sold her place a
The village a. Chss. n. Cushman.
J. y. hlhot has his new harm boarded
aud shlngisl.
Ihurston % Rumforl, Who I. building
J. y. Halls harm al south Nndovrr, has
u rcady Zoe raising. and expects 10 put
The frame Ia place the i2ih.
\. 4. West will soon build another
new hnuse On Mormon II.
II i reported that the white Cap blue
berry crop viii h. nearly a failure thl.
war.
oeorge Gregg, Esq, has ecsn home
fnr few DAYS.
pr. Bsrnes Sho !. fltting az store AZ
Nelchyille, i home Tor a short time.
u l. sah that tho Canadian poplar
choppsrs working In town mot a large
crrS either revived over thirty gallons
10 "th- ardent for Fourth ~ July pur-
posc-. some ~ them Who came o. the
village had evidently secn the critier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16

No hav weather Yet. Some have q
large lot II gra.. cut and are feeling
rather blue.
Those wise ones who promised a
dearth of potato bugs this year made
great mistake. They are here In swarms
aud very hungry.
The present outlook l. bad for apples
MANY tree have not an apple on them
Blneberrie. begin 10 get ripe In some
localities.
Mr. ami Mr.. Artemas Mason are gain
ing some. Miss Annie Merrill, their
granddaughter. Il with them nov.
Mr.. i. IA. Bean has moved home. she
has been with the Ms-ons since last
March.
N.G. Mills has built a silo this sum.
n,er. lie has two acres Of corn planted
for cnsilage.
TT. Mains had trunk drop on hl'
foot. Ilis great toe was broken AMI I've
Others badly crushed. Has had hard
time with his foot aud i very lame now
our school closed Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
NoRMAY IAkI

The steamrrs run every day on the
lake a. the ISLANDS aud summer cottages
ou The shore.
q. n. Cummings aud family, With a
large party ~ friends from Portland aud
Rostou. arr No Goat leland where Mr..
Cummings has summer cottage.
Mr.. Ellen Manson u M the lake Welt
Ing friends herr. She came from leland
pond. W. % attend the funeral ~ her
hroiher. Charles y Newhall, Who died
july % - spinal disease; h. had been
lick for sixteen wears. h. was brave
aud fearless soldier. and served during
The war in Minis famous Massachusetts,
battery. one hy one thev continue 90
drop oui ~ the ranks to ioln the great
army that l. marching on.
Mr.. Prank Pottle Of Portland, Il visit
lng AZ J. = Badburys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
.oars eucsriglp.

Everybody 8. trying q" hay but make
slow prugfr-s.
lot. II folk. have .ick COW. In our
vicinity.
Gcorsr T.. Mar-ion and wife from \u-
burn Nerc at \. =. Mason's sunday
Julv Eth.
4. 4. Head. from Lowell, Mass, !.
home n hl. father. for q short time.
Y. u. Blcknell l. the boss pig man
IT, has tNent ,-four Young pig for sale
summer trouble seem. a. D. prevailing
to quite an extent.
u may seem strange to some people
bat We ncci good rain In our vicinity
wa.hic Ilcald'. BhckhaNk colt i
quite speedy thu season.
Iutr Record and lin bicknel have
cnn,l acting colts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
BRVAsrs POND

The village school. closed Friday,
July l2th. after a term ~ ten week.
jaime. Dayi.. ~ sharon, Mass, has
been On a visit 90 friends here this week.
Edgar E.te. has rented Mr.. T.. L..
HoWkrr's house.
samuel n. Doughty, ~ North Wood
stock. dis,l July 81, agei about - years.
Rev. l.. II. Tabor assisted by l.. T.. Prase
attended his funeral.
George n. Nttlc la. bii % the An-
dover mail route again, aud also the one
from Ruminrd Co Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
WEeT DAMS

Edgar Estes has moved to Brysnt's
Pond.
The q. T. II. X. Company are getting
the engine NJ the watering tank In run
ming order preparatory touslng this Ne a
water station. Fred Durham l. 10 run
II.
Charles Dunham's health l. very poor.
lie hasn't been able To do much work for
some time.
Mr.. !. ". Rams,lell l. sick, caused
hy o,erwork.
The library committee are now col
Letting the money subscribed. They
hope To- get the library Ia running order
soOn.
cur boys play ball at Gorham to-day
(Saturlay.l
Mr.. q. l.. punham and wife, ~ Brat-
tleboro. Vt, arc visiting n hi fathers,
:. ". Dunham's. They have been tn
the White Mountains on their wedding
tour
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
AEMRN

Mr. AMI Mr.. y. n. Knapp have ~
turned from Parmacheenec wherv they
have hceu stopping for Few weeks u lih
their daughter, Mr.. John Danforih.
jaime. N. Raker got one 81 hi legs
i,mmei quite hsdlv one day last week
While ~ work pe.ling poplar.
fuurth - iulv Was celebrated N Pop
lar Hotel hv a fine display ~ hrvw ork .
in the evening the boaricr. Furnished
The frvuurks
Everybody l. irving to hay little
this week. bar thr weather 80 Gar has
heen uuiavurlhle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
EAST HEBRON.

IIaymikers are anxlou. 10 see the suu
for THREE or four hours NJ q time.
The hay crop l. looking finely.
MR.. n. =. Davis l. sick.
Erastus HAYES has bought a new
horse rake, the Champion. which he
think. l. the boss.
n. II. and ID. T. keene are doing a
large amount ~ having.
n. n. kecne has bid on the cream 90
collect for the coming year At amill.
peT inch,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
ROsBURV.

/. \ Th'mts' son William, icll from
The high beams ~ the harm to the foor /;
h., q. .otnrv hat lame bat uo bone. Ncfr
broken. \ narrow escape for the little
fellow.
llay weather !. not. Potato bugs are
ou The umpagc.
Mr.. tnckr scsms o. =. slowly falling.
Iucls Iohu Huston l. much better.
Miss = VI. >oulc has returned Ca hos-
ten ~hr bought a nice team for her
folk here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
SWEDEN

We wrrc disappointed la our Fourth
- Iulv pirnlc GA account of rain, bat the
t,nd .otishle Ia the evening was excel
lent. about seNeniy-hNe h~ing Pi','h'.
There Was a very nice 'hi'i'"'i'''''
followed by game. aud dancing
Beulah l.. brigham Who ci"s'-i hrt
srhool lu district No. 3, h1s gone =" h',,-
ton o. .tay until september when he
vIIi return and teach the fall term VA the
same district. ,.t
Clinton Nr.~r,e II Boston. :. whiting
Il Jason Mars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16

N...F NrHfI r'aHr'. Ni.
~-s clN,+Av +ANLEY WEDDING
4 ... ..I..m. rr.Ilsu.r 20 NJ. y. l..
N...... .tfI. ..rurru f Main anil North
>. .akri delightfully."- cool, With
.. ...I f..rll. nui Interior lr,'urtti"u-
.f t... 300 aI.lr-. ou IursiaN last,
.II nf..h Ia .fursssl thr uuptials ~
N.. rlo llaa .ry aud Mr.. George J..
I..E.m. ~ tle cufsrprisiug hrn ~
I.u nr.fhers in the hll werc
.... lal frrus. che maniel being COM
I.IIru ht malirn-hair. The
.' r..u. Vrrr simiari, trvatri. the
r- .... being banked with fern. aud
....... ali between thr two p1rlor. Na'
.-l.til. arch 30 thr daise- and fcaih-
. r.nl. Hr Co., hntkeu-frru, the work
.ffn. ..l..u. 20 che bride. With The
.t.rf.u 90 the bridesmaids. the ue,l-
I.rft vas limited tn relatives. III
'r. Irrss uas white Crvpinc Over
..'. 900 .hs uorp a tullr veil fastrur'i
Hr. ID. h.u..um.. Miss Ruth liau-
f.r mM 10 honor. worr a white
..,.a susu. aul the hride.maids,
f... .a number. we're attirrd AZ tol-
.a- N.. NAV uaviey, 20 Clinton,
N IT,. U.uk uuu's yelling Me- LILLIAN
N.h. -hf 10 springfield. Macs. While
i.l .IA Nl.. Grace Mansur ~ lowell.
a li.arrifa auI silk, Nth garuuufr
-...-r. Nj. louise ManIef, hNrn-
r Nj. EVELYN ManlrN. Nur
cu tlI ull-ro.. India silk; Mr..
tl liornu sherman. White muslin
a.. H..s Ella Nj. fiorrnce Mcknight
HIfr iuIu ia Mi. Emily TONES,
thr. laIl ella. Nj. Mary toats -
Hampton. Va. pale blue and " itr india
s.h M... NI,s Mcknight, white crrie (.
N... Mattel Rruuks. white gaufe. N
.ur ..Htk ths ioyful note. 90 The Nci.
ir. march from lohrngriu were evoked
i..u fhr plano ht The skilliul ungcrs OF
N.'. lffffa stewart. aud the bridal par
' .imf down the staircase. Mr. 4. W.
irahlm i. groom.man. lcsdinr The NaN
afh MI.s Ruth llawlry. AMI the hrldcs-
.I... i"lIue Ing in psirs. ou frichlnS
Do Hlr.nr thr couples seIamiei' t"ful-
Hc ..ur ou either side. anil the bridr
hll Er..um passe,l through to the ar'h
M frrn. aud daisi~s. where they Nrf,
mrr Psi Rev. e.. ~. pay. Nho performed
90 marriage rite with the assistance oi
Us. g.. " Hawls an uncle ~ the bride.
lar Nrudelssohu Wedding march follow
~. during which Mr. and Mr.. punhim
re.r.trt ths frliciiatious - friends, anu
ihs lr...r divided her bouquet ~ daise-
.l'n houionnierrs Tor the bridesmaids,
W.. Brook. proving The lucky finder 81
ilf fatal ring hidden therein. vel
DING breakfast was served. and iminf.
tlfelr following u the newly welded
pair lefi to take the white Mountain
train north. followed by such a shower
~ rigs and oli .hoe. a. proved TO thosF
'u 'hr secr,t' that
D. hs.t ais .stsucs g. uiice au' men
eanr an aEleF"
We have selium seeu such numnei
"i rnst.F and artistic gifis A. were M
tIliei among thuse presented on thi'
'''lsion. the quantity 20 sold silver ans
ftrr rouvlsiu bsing especially noiics-
able Mr. and Mr.. Durham hegin thcii
married lif~ under the happiest auspices
lni have The hest wishes ~ host 81
if.rnd- in Braitlsboro and elseNhrrr
un their return from the wedding III
ihrl eill occupy rooms AZ Mr. 'hapin
ga Terrace street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
SUMNER.

Not very good weather for haylng the
past week.
Melville Becker closed hi. school Ia
Hartford July ~.
Mr.. sarah Townsend, of North Turn
er, l. visiting friends here.
Asia keene has bought new moving
machine.
Rev. \. Abbott will hold services at
the Morrill, school house next sabbath
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
EAST SUMNER.

Mr.. =. y. stet.on Wa. thrown from hi /.
moving machine aud quite badly Injured
about the neck aud shoulders, one day
last week. The reins broke and the
horse. ran away With the machine break
Ing Il badly. 49,,
ii. c. Field and wife, are visiting
friend. Ia sumner. where they formerly
live,I. Mr.. Field i Of the firm Of Lam
sou n Field, of the Exeter, y. H., pottery
works.
Dr. !. II. Robinson, of New York, !.
taking a vacation at his mothers.
Frank ". Palmer and wife, are visit
ing their parents a East sumner. Mr..
Palmer resides NJ Antrim, y. III.
Having l. making slow progress ow'
Ing tO dull weather.
Bluel~rric- are reported plenty on thu
mountains.
sLOcuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
Upton

m. Tourth Nasa very quiet day IA
,hi. town. .eyrral of the Young folks
- ,,,tt ~ town. There was a shoot
Ing match on the hin. \. NJ. 'oolsdge
Won first prize, pure oI 'ou' "" ,i'ili
jaime. Bsrnisr and 4. II. sherman ul'''',
"A the second prize and l.. = ha!"oou
Won third prize. ,to
Nj. Mabel West l. home from Ando-
Xer. H.. A.. -.
e. More l. on the sick h-' %" i''r
neuralgia ~ the heart -,
R,ther poor hay weather. Ida
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16

p.or hav weather; farmers nav.
lire oaaniltv 81 hay cat aud out IN ,he
al. Mr.. prank fowle has ten tens
ont Rusi 4. coming on 20 the grass anu
grain. ,.,,,n, better.
crop. arr hooking fine. a., a.
Mr. l.. ID. stanley i still confined 10
the house. ...,.,.l ,o
-. :, The Elmw oOd House.
Potato beetles are very uhleA ,un ~
Net weather. they are injuring uT 'i'P
badly. ..,t..,,,. I'm ,his
plsce:a few went TO Near rams az"
some a. the Islands
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
AnnrA PARIS

Rev. J.. D.. Cochranc will preach at
West sumner the ith sunday Ia July.
Mr.. america Andrews has returned
from Mass. where .he has spent several
weeks. Her daughter l.ncy also return
ed with her.
Mary Ellingwood. the blind girl IL
spending a few weeks 40 home.
Mis- Nllry /. quite sick with fever. At
Mrs. llillmnns.
Mr.. Frank Barrett has moved Ia her
home la sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
GIIEAD.

some of our farmers have been trying
10 do little haylng this week but hay,
not made much Roadway.
DIR. Hastings l. building house al
the village near Charles Morse's.
saw a stock Of bluejoint grass at the
post Office measuring feet and iinches
Have YOU noticed how the po,atoe'
have blOssomed outy
Nat Bean l. repairing his barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
WILSON'S NILS

Tho Steamer Naeallosay nov make
regular trifr. tn thc "MridoWs.' l.. D..
Nork esrtaiu. : " Bennett engineer.
There are nov numerous camping "ui
f1rfIr. and gu,iI h.hiur Rark de. arr
r.nf Al. fruuhie.omf as usual 40 Thu sca-
.sn 20 thr war.
4. 4. Rrunstt rll.c,i hi. haru >atur-
day afternoon; IL 9. forty feyt by sixty
ani .if. near thr -am" placr where TIE
first hafu in the settlement was ral''Ti
about .INt, YEAR. ago. hy larhhu Lom-
hard. thc hr.t settler la the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
EAST WATERFORD.

j. Arthur Chadbourne aud family, of
Nebraska, aud Miss Mary Chadbournc'
of Brockton. Mass, are AZ James Chad
bOurne'- for the summer.
:. :. ellison aud granddaughter, Jes-
lie VI. Miller. ~ Brockton, are stopping
on Temple Hill.
Mrs. Dr. >he,ld aud sou, ~ fryeburg,
were NJ :. =. IIall's the iir.t ~ the week.
Charles II. llodgdon tame home Ia
help hay. The day following hi arrival
be- cut hl. wrist seyering several cords.
The Prides are cutting the grass on
the Whittier farm.
Rev. II. =. Rideout aud wife passed
through the place "wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
MEsr ERNIRIIRn

llorss trades are numerou. In this
,iciniiy lately. ~ Chsrles .wappe,i his
black team horse With the stage driver.
Mosc. steven. then swapp,si horse. With
AicN stevens. Alex has sNappci with
Joe wiley fur two calNe.. We venture
he guess that Alex l. ahead ou the horse
tradr..
Having tuslness l. dali this weather.
N there d. any news IN the nelghhor-
hui-l II l. clouded Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16

he CitiFrns arr planning for grand
celebration on the lighting ~ The village
hS eletricity.
Two hoys. sons ~ John Coolidge and
George Newman. Nerv drowned Thur
dav afternoon while In bathing.
Ocorgv VI. AtWood and family ~
Paris. Wsrr Ia town this week.
j. u. Sturte,ani and daughter ~ lie
hrou. Waited friends In the village this
week.
The summer visitor. are coming every
daV.
Grrrn peas AMI new potatoes ar gvi-
ting Co D. quite plenty Ia tho market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-16
rRyeeuRo CENTRE.

Mr.. Grant aud daughter. Of Boston,
Mass. are visiting among her friends III
Fryeburg Centre, and vicinity:
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs We're
installed the 9Th, saturday, by ID. u: 70.
Master Seayey Of Bridgton, assisted by
Bro's. Gleason, Bennett, Webb, Burnham
aud Iarrabee, Of Cumberland lodge No.
30.
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Mr.. j. ". Holt Of Denmark u stop
ming With 20. q fcw days. 49,,
Tierr I. good fi.hlng for black ha., VA
Vpfsr kenr Pond, the boy getting
.oms that weigh from thru To Tour
Ee,. william Sandhrcok !. taking hl.
,,r.tion by whiting his brother In Penn
sylsanh. 49,
p,rtt.. II summer boanlers are .iay-
Inc with VI. n. Bemi., william llafcliine
and j. H. ~tearus.
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RlJngoRo POINT.

The fret church .ociahle ~ the season
met With Mr.. \. II. Elliot the llth int.
\ goodly company wa. present; receipts
eight dollars aud quarter.
Mr.. Charles Barker and wife ~ Con
cord, y. H., are visiting friend. and rela-
tlyes In this place.
Edwin Newell aud family are at the
Martin homestead.
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PAU

Ofro@ wvman has gone 90 Mas.achu-
.r,t. 90 stop with his brother Windsor
during vacation.
Mr.. jaime. BarroNs has gone % sum
nerto Wilt her son james.
The farmers have commenced haNi
la -,,,.l earnest bat Ne arr having rtthr'
r.,1r weather. the crop vii b. about ~
o. the aVertgv. Corn anu gta'" A''
looking well. al
Ekler Carver was sick 80 thai ne ~
not prvach herr lat ~unday. keN. VT
Ianr II canton. vii prvach on SUNDAY
the iith. az The Meeting hous" Al T. n.
last Peru.
Tl,oma. Errar ha. bought him hors'
and Wagon.
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DENMARK

IN. Siuboru AMI wife arr visiting a.
D. ~anlurn's
NJ. l. ~anhou. E.g. ~ lioston. has
i,srn hsrv on .hori Welt. Returned ia.
h lnih lli. ofiice 0. pleasantly situated
Goa Tvmoui Eov. and a. arr glad Ca
lesm that D. l. prusprring la hi pro
fr.sluu.
4 Ernn ~ liosinn. came to town hst
~afuriay with hi. two children aud left
them vith thsir grandmother, Mr.. j.
N uasis. To- Q. .till conductor ou the
Ho.ton ani l'ruNilcnc. Railroad.
calvin Rove di~i luly >th. AZ The rcsl-
drncs 90 hi .on. stephen Rove ~ ihis
tusu. agc,l 49, wears. Mr.. Row" vas r.
native - Rahwin vherr b. spent moot
20 his bong ne H. came o. hi son's
With hi- sgr,i wife about one year sgo 90
spend ihc lat ~ his daNs under hi
care. Mr.. Rove died about siN months
agu.
lahh Ch~nery hss returned from
Orange. Massachusetts.