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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
CANTON.

\. \. Austin, Esq., 81 Paris, and Hon
George n. Bi.bce, ~ Duckfeld, werc II
town "wednesday.
4. l.. Hutchinson has returned hons
from Bunswick whcrc he has been al
work IN the corn factory.
A. q. staples, Of Auburn, was In town
last week.
Mr.. Minnie Kendall. Of Paris, visited
friends NJ Canton last week.
There are three eases 81 diphtheria IN
town one of which has proved fatal
The Boarl of Health have dcclded "a
close the school for the present.
Peoples Theatre Company played Al
Canton last week Ia a large house. Til.
l. q very good company and the play.
are IT the beat. They deserve good
patronage wherever they 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-t vosr IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BREFLV TOLD.

u. ~..f. convention 90 ths \. T.. :.
i. E ea. hrII at Bath hsi week.
t..r.rrruiIn Augusta that one 81
.. ...t rr.mIneui mrmhrr. 90 thr su-
In. I.u.L of Maine. eho-r term All
-. .,U.rr. vll decline "a rr-apl'inl-
r
I. rIl.t nf mort.nc frr thr lui'rir-
..... state ~uuIlY ~thnol convention D.
~..rurl. snd t,et. Dol anil n Che da'.
fr.H. convention. o. q. called a week
...r fhan usual
II.fIrf..r Peter. i.truuhir.l With th'
'..f..n .f cataract. over hi. eyes.
II... informed Psi rhV-iraus, hnutR,f'
. ...I .lu probably De- REMOVER nN
operation amer they are .uiiirienilA
rri
IIr fr.r heir.e owned iu hrun-W irA'
. ..f .f fnu .furIssl affair. Nas purrii--
r..rf'r ht tau Canadians. VII" GOV
... f eIfh oI canvas, put INTO a
... ...a.nr stove aui thrir blankets,
I........I ur their uid hor.c and started
..a f.lr to tauada.
II. possible that all the Allan and
l.mn.nn line steamer. may run direct
'.-t.ru Liverpool aui fortiani ih''
n.f.r. without touching at ialllaN.
II.. ID. Uu ac,uunt 90 the s"'rfnn. lil
giving fhr Auirrsous 20 LONDON w
m.. .Hufnrt. on account 20 the 'hn''i'-
l. Pacific competition.
u.r .ammifte. % the state Valuation
'.umi...ou. Nhich L. cXaminin- IN,
ta.le of the miurs. mining lands =.
lurrr. 90 the state, hnd considetau',
Uf IlI. property o. examine. Ih.i nav
visited 'he .lltr Quarrie. ~ Non-e ,i
hueu,lIe ani vicinity. the hatth' ~.
Ir.l works. Rir Ilarbor. sorrento, >nil'-
san. Hlnrock Point, and The grant,,
Il.rr.r. 90 Hancock County. Ao'u,
Coco weeks agu The committee eNsiliu'''
fle .Ime snd granite quarries ~ hneN
'0luft. anil viii ln the future eNami.'
fhe rect of the Important quarrie- in '"'
state,
prr.on. Interested iu The excursion "i
flF tifih Maine regiment assocl1llon ~
fhf famous hattle-helds ~ fSina
Wish leaves Portland October /, VII h'
g.iI fu know that a very hne prugfin
has hern arranged. The pariy VII ar
rIte Ia New Nork By the steamer Iutl'
tlu, October 2. and v pm arrive ~ "sitl =
burg at q lo iu the evening. where hs .,,,
quarters viii b. 40 the city hotel in'
program for the third Includes an ~,
count "a the part taken In The haitl' =,
''eitYshurg ~ ten. 4. :. tds .t's, ~
original poem by Mr.. Helen y. iacasIu
% springfield. Mass. Grafton by icy
''vorgv ". Bicknell. Lowell, etc. VIII
ihe d-,iication ~ The fifth Maine IrEf
meuf monument CA Lutte Round lef
i'ot. Hurirlgh aud his stan vii JOIN I'M
rNcursiou In preference % the enc sN'
prcssiy arranged by the state eotiiihi'-
'loa whlch gOes only ~ Gettysburg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
uoSos FROM MANY osss.
eErHEl

% NFNkka
onc a the hcst known citizens Of
Bethel. In The person Of Tmothy G. Car
Ter, died Wednesday evening. lie vas
the secoud snn "a the late llon. Elias NJ.
Garter and brother ~ \. ". Carter. Mr..
carter la hccn engaged In the livery
stable business the past ten years AZ
Bethel village and hy hi ansble aud
gvntlemaniy conduct has made hosts II
tTiends among hi numerous patrons.
lie Wa forty years old ani leave. q wife.
daughter ~ Lher Ciough. Esq.. and ten
childrrn.
The canning factory al Bethel closed
operatious Thursday. They have nut
up Nis,fo cans "a corn aud heans.
ln Your Bethel Items lat week YOUR
correspondent should have aid 2ss In
stead ~ 90 hills ~ beans planted by
Clark Csswell.
The farmers have realized a good
pruut nom their seasons planting.
Nheu l. "No rosinr comingf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
MESI RIrAEI

Another rainy day Thursday kcrps
the low ground very vet aud potatoes
groVing on such ground are rutting bad
U.s.. some picce. not worth digging
eur dry uplsnds arv turning out fair
crop ~ very smooth and sound poiatoe.
~ good ealing quality.
Ne damaging fr1.t Vet which u uu-
usual for The 9th 81 September.
The Cum shop closed the 18th aud the
faunrrs will nov receive paw for good
crop ~ corn aud an extra large crop oi
hslns.
~oms stock has hccu sold o. the local
butcher. for four and one-halt dollars
Ter hunircl dressed weight.
u. n. Grover aud T.. I. Mains have set
Traps Tor bar in a back orchard where
the, are fca.ilug ou apples.
w hear ~ .hccp being taken by bear.
ln thi. vicinity since the lerrics have
gone h,.
The autumn tint. arr Identifying the
furrst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
ANnOYER

The Andoycr fair, though pushed Into
the last two day. ~ the week hy the
heavy rain and even then hlmpcrrd by
the badness ~ the weather, Wa Ike all
the AndoVcr fair. succes.. We In
tended ~ give your reader. a full ac-
count this wr-k, bat circumsiancc. have
prevented. Next Wcrk We vii do 80,
adding q complctr anil official lit Of the
premiums awarded.
Mr. Elmer Dresser and Misc l.llla
Dresser frum Salem, Mas, arr Nislting
their grandfather. !. l.. Chtpman, Esq.
Almost every one l. afflicted With q bad
cold.
several from this place attended the
Canton fair this week.
Mr. Ioseph stone 9. very low with q
caucer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
HARTFORD

fue-day, the drst day 1T the Canton
cattle show and fair. Was hnc dav AMI
a goosi show II stock on the grounds.
The s,,,irty have built Thu year = build
ing fur The exhibition 20 farm products.
ladies fancy work. agricultural implc-
meuis. ca. hi. huiiiing l. 31N>O feet
Two storiss high and l. cr,slit a. the
sociciy. Additional stalls for horses aud
cattle have hcrn erccted. The track l.
iu fue condition aud everything hid.
fair ior good show. There W. some
lively trnttiug. Tho vrarling iilly. Liz
fie Miller. made - mile Ia 2.is. N the
weather hollis good thcrc will D. crowds
of people there "Wednesday and Thurs-
laY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
GREENWOOD

Au.tin Morgan o. erecting a guoi sct
~ huildlng. uu the Buck farm. Last
.prinr h. huilt a harm a. hy 80 feet. aud
i. noW getting The lumber together for a
o. foot .he,l aui a hou.e 40 hy -. lie
has hauled some IT hi. lumber FROM Nor
way. q distance 81 ten mile. lie l.
building on the main rad Instead ~ up
back on the old lite. / ". swan j. now
10 work Tor him ieaming.
one 81 our neighbour. stV- D." .aw it
showing ihr other dly. bat their IA. not
l,e.n fr,si enough a. set to Ill pump
kin leave. aud .tawherric. have hlus-
.oms,i for a sccnui crup. We handy
cNIvct o. 49, u, however.
An aauc,lurt 80 rils Zoo length aui
furnishing water enough Tor All domrs-
d. purpose. l. the rr.ult 81 number ~
day. ~ hard work.
Didn't the earth vt q soaking oui last
week Aud the Wind that followed blew
oii lot. ~ applcs.
n almost seems sometimes a. though
a funny little Incident occurs OCCASION
40, ju.t a. keep On The blues and io pre-.
vent our face. from getting too long and
sober. To Illustrate: Awcckor two ago
"a c.ri,in Young fellow thought V meet q"
give hi. girl boat ride ou a pond near
Pos auI go aris,i accordingly. on rrnch-
ing the other shore be- found the boat
had leaked somre hat. 80 after The Lads
had liscmharke,l De- began to ball u out
with ana old dipI~r which Was kept thrrr
Tor the purpose. beat not having had time
a. gct MI. sea leg GOA and the hoat being
,,r, small aud without ballast, rolling
somewhat. caused the Young mtn to lose
hi. equilibrium .o that hr fell overheard,
.uhmrrglng about thrc-fourths II his
i,er-on 4. ill luck would have u, ~
iid not arrive 10 the place until b. had
rcgainri the shorr aud va. jusi wiring
lns himself out. lll. girl stood on a
boulder near hy. looking Tor All the
world like the celebrated lamb. halt
sporting. half afraid. Hut All .. we'll
that ends well. .ays the proycrb. The
Young man soon declared himself sea-
worthy again. and. a. We were bound
over on the other .idc. be- offered Ia give
"a. free ride. which We gladly acccpt~l,
and after very pleasant voyage Ne all
landed safely on the other shore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
allEAo

No.r .rrihs aud party enjoyed ~
,,i.,.,nt zine a. the Lakes. going Nu
- own team and camping Nf.'v'' -,
,,i.,bt o,ertool. Va. We found ths -
"a ro,ds and the people se.unen ". 80,
,,i..,.,nt ~ meet. We caught All .'''
80, ~, wanted 90 eat while tnete W W
Inn. 'S,'s ~ bring home. rwoo Of the parry
'.s..,ht Ios trout on little -ire,in run
Ming through the Cambridge ns saaS ~ /,
SIM. coming home Ne were ls.ln .',, ~ :,
I'm ~ the al death of Mr.. bennst ~
80 Diamond Fsrm where We sam a.Is,e
80. nirht. "a himself aud Young VIZ
.s,e much respected by all Who knew
them. - ,.r,,ers IN ,lo
No. b,rye.fing aud no fro.t yet. a..
"1 ne most paying crop this yea, = 10. sn'
-, ~ ,'.,n. which arr planted for the eau,
a 'i'., factory. Eben Chapman ta i'.o
"a W. 10Th from one-eighth on an So
- - n,na wight slso worth from 'hfs'-
''v "a h,',r that John Bennett = ioaalnf
,., 80 - and paying 80 eents per ou'he''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
NORWAY LAKE

Tie four dave grove meeting AZ The
.chool hou." grove thl. WEEK seems 10
D. we'll attended.
charles Packard. wife ani child, ~
Waterfront. arr visiting 10 !. 4. 1Ucn's.
Sadie VI Hobbs. 1uungrst daughter ~
Wm. e. lluhh.. while gathering grape.
lat FRIDAY f,il Go thc ground a .hori
distance anil badly hrukr her wrist.
uherr arr euod many people about
herr that arr badly afflicted With hoarss
cold. aud cpughs.
Mr.. y. a.. French IA. returned o. her
home in Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
DENMARK

Dance aud oyster supper at Odd fel-
lows Hall Wednesday night. Good at
tendance.
Frank &. Jewett AMI wife started We'd
ne.,lay, the 25th, to Augusta on bush
mes. aud pleasure trip. They go with
their own team.
Almon T.. Pingrce has been drawn la
serve "a traverse juror for the October
term al Paris.
The yillage schools commenced sept
ed. ;. ID. Davis and Flora II. sanborn'
teachers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
RuNEORp

Qunea large number 81 relatives AMI
friend. 90 Mr.. t.,dh Martin met az The
v..ilrner a hrr daughter. Mr.. j. ".
U.rLrr. the o,.a.iou being her sl.i
birthday. There wsrr pr,-.fuf twelve iu
number W. ho.r aggregate - 1il"ull''i
to SCI wears \ h"uufiiul reJad Nts
prruar,,l for thr occasion pa Mr.. bars
rr ana general gu,si time resulted.
Appropriate rrm1fk. we're made h' hr-
". only hruher. Mr.. Henry Abbott Of
Isumfnfl. Mr.. VI. reviewed many pretty
snI u.sful present. after which The par
d, hraLe up wishing Mr.. VI. many hap
u, r,.furus uf thf event.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
EAsr RFrAEI

llun. Va " tn,s. ani o.. \. Cro..
from Hrilgton .lsuf thc past we,k look-
iug after cattle iu Bethel l,umioul eic.
NJ Vim. Mrksunc1. from Paris, visit
"a frIrul. ln thl. pltoe last ertk.
Lt. E.fr.. frum iio.iou. u in town.
&C. kImhill. g.. n lla.tiug., NJ. =.
Harirtt hu.l NJ. cole have gone on "a trip
up fhr rarulrhsurr Lake.
Mr.. tarrie Mrtirtt !. spending a few
s,,ks w. iih relative. in H".tou, Naitham
rfr.
\. 4 Bean 81. .r~niing a short ,sca-
finu 40 Revere. Mass
Nj ti swan rvreniiN snli IL coli
threr mouth. old for furtt-t,v dollars.
Mrmlrr. from Niirr River eraugv At
tended thr l'umoua Grange ai NrNry,
~spf 1iih.
Regular mrsting 81 T.. ~ u. no Grang,
tlaI saturday evening. o,tohrr ath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Mr.. John ol.,u hl. i-su tn Errul to
have surgical ai for her lame iout.
Mr.. Iulh Pickett L. si.iiiug 10 W. l.
tlcksff'..
4 crew have gone up thc Ahhoti
brook repairing dam. ana rrmo,ing OBJ
.frurfinls fhrrrfrum.
a. D. ElUuwonsi csme zap lhursdaf
with a Grew for thr vUo.is. The, ~ o.
SUNDAY ruui camp to prepare ior 90"
winter. campaign logging
=. lamhfuou. thc iiinrnui spectacle
,cuisr. L. going the rounds zap herr.
The VET weather ~ thr past week l.
thinning out doe .portsmru. The pr.
~pluldinc PARTY came down saturday
from camp caribou.
4 Blair party from Milan have tsrn az
thr Ari.coo. llou.e the past wevk
=. ". Parker. ot thc Berlin Mills COM
raut. has hevu ZAP.
T. N. Abbott and vifr have bern stop
ping 40 th, lieriin Nill. ilouse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Iu.t before hi. rvturu to Nce YORK.
U... D. o. Paris ruugha.rl the A.
Wa-Ihlrt rilre. anil win ocgunV 70 hrrr-
.r.r..a .ummrr rrshiucr. ln ouuuu.-
t... with thr transfer Of thl. property,
F.. .. u.rfhl 90 uuie thlf Doc hrsf Jog
..tn Ir thr town Uf raris Uns ercctei
.. ff. If. ai-.ut fevuff rsls from thr
.-...rf nnd h, lfmurl ia,k-un. co.
s... ..fI.r. au.l Co., fr.f clearing ln Cow n
bod. ar.n fhe Iot and nCludri "a portion
.fff. r..flrr aiioIn.ug. unu uUurl hN
ODD. H..etrianfs uf samuel Raw snu.
800. il. IaIk- huriel In fhr lot, just back
.ffE. Hrrn. fhr .iuuun that Has lnsfru-
r...fsI .u tr,akIng thr einlnus 90 thr
.u.I Ir.mnuf af an early hour one
I..rn uf iu'N morning Nj iarrs
..l.f. hls .Truf muDh time prwiilng
3D. .ruuI aIfh nail rusl hoping q"
r.I fi. .inuou. % uas found a iru
t,.r. trn ht thr Date A. Neslhury
uI... d. Wl. digging a drain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
BROwNgigIp

TUESDAY evening the Literary anl >sci-
nl'ircle met with Mlss Della spring to ~
nrglulfr and make plan. for The coming
winter. 10, Nh. Emmons VA cho.en
President. Mr.. =. l.. Trink Nice Prrsi-
Dent AMI Miss Gertrude Rlake >ecrrtar,
Mr.. laue Iohnsou anl Mr.. Charlie
johnson and two children from Chicago
arr visiting no T.. n. Bcau's.
The chIldrvn 10 Charles Bean ho
have hovn -o very dsngrrously ill arv
sluulV recovering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
FRyEpuRQ


Miss VI. ". Weston l. Teaching the
school IN District No. , during the III.
ness II her sister.
Mr.. Fife has gone to New York foI
her fall goods.
Mis- Larry shirley left Tuesday to ~
sumo her duties a. music teacher IN
Portland and Boston.
Lewis VI. Walker went hack Ia Boston
on Wednesday much improved IN health.
Mr.. Timothy Walker. of Quincy,
Mass. l. visiting his friends In this. hl-
nativ, place.
Clayton ". Pike I. NJ home.
Dr. 4. II. Iessenden, ~ Newton.
Mass. made a short visit Ia his mother,
Mr.. \. \. Fcsscnicn. this week.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. &. Gerry have gone a.
South Paris. From there Mrs. q. will
90 to Lewiston and Melrose, Mass, and
be- absent several weeks.
Charles Barrcll, NJ York, y. A. -,
spent SUNDAY IN town.
Mis- Hattie Wormwoo has gone HON =
to kcyar Falls.
Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Chandler oi
llryantVllle. Mass. who were yislilng
friends here we're callcl home hy a dl.-
patch stating that their daughter, Mr..
charles. was very sick, hut later news
give. morr hopeful symptoms.
Mr.. Annie Deyine, ~ Dover. y. H.. J.
visiting her sister-ln-law, Mr.. VI. \.
Randall.
Mr. r. l.. Ea.im,uha. been In IIosion
this week.
MR.. Mary Blake. " I.swi.ton, l. In
town visiting friends.
Mr.. Carrie Rccl. II South Bridgtou,
and her two children. arc visiting her
father. y. a.. O-goOd.
ME- Eva Walker !. teaching ~ Con-
way Centre aui Mi.s sadie Locke at
south Chatham.
Mr.. Ehen Weeks who has l~en sick
for some time !. reported Improving.
Rev. Mr. Jordan, II Dccriug, i stop
ping NJ the Fryrhurg House for some
weeks a. regain M. health.
Rev. 4. \. Derrhv, ~ West Brooks-
vile. l. expected o. preach In the Con
grcgaiiontl churh next Sunday la the
ah.rnr- ~ Mr. Livingston, Who i io
preach in Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
pORrER

Mr. tlmnihN McsrrNr anil Wife ar'
yer, lick anil lei. thrN are aged people
some ~ wear. Of agr their recovery l.
rather douhul. Their ION Edward j.
h.rr FROM Mts.aohu.ett. to take ctrr ri
them
Mr. a.. a. TuWle's store 40 Near ltlls
was entered hy hurglar. anil so in mon
- taken from thr draw anil clothing
anil oilIcr good. to the amount of stn.
nurglar. have been Operating in Thu
yiciuity for SOME months.
Tho.r that went 90 Boston to SOC ihe
great stallion ncv for the mn.t part rr-
turned iihout ..cing 70 ou account oi
the storm. Your correspondent Was
one ~ thrm Those that ,i.lt Boston
.oou .houli sec the puhlic garden. "
they do not vi.h to losr one of The finrst
.ighi. IN the cliy.
Mr.. \. =. Macon IA. 80 far recovered
as Co rilc out. She has been coniinrl
.lncr lat spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
AEMRN

.r,,.... an. busy dsy. Tor the farmers.
me grange meeting AZ the torncf va "a,
yer, ENJOYABLE affair Tuesday 81 'h''
w~sk 80 / am told.
Freehnd Harlow has returned 10 h''
home In raris. -.
Uesr River was so swolirh ~ w
heavy rain 81 Thursday of last N''s -
fo prevent The hearse tro'n crossing NY; y ~
remove the remains oi VT. - ',,,s
.ti.t ,er. tn D. carried o. Burkheld
80 hnri,t The coffin Ma hually ear
- o,,r in 4 boat and after the b"ii
a.. rl,cr,i ln u was brought back IN
ths zane manner. ,ht.
NJ. paw. aud son, formerly OF lhl'
circuit nov ~ Macon, arr hefe "n
short visit. ,..,.t,.
m. corner school hls been Keeping
-. With Bessie llammons As
t,,rher. Who i doing good work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
NORTH sucsri1lD

Nj Joseph Wcknrll aud wife have nv,
turned hume o. south Hoston.
Mr.. Fannie tnthrup WIS at her unClc's
=. 2. niCkurll's. Slndav. >-pt. 81.
Miss Aia Churchill. Who has been
stopping af her aunt's, Mr.. Emery -,
hss rrtgru,l home to Noss scotia.
Wesley Turner l. 40 Work for j. \.
Warren ga his huillings
T. . sherwood hl. moved o. sumner
u. a. Nnlrvv. d. doing quite a hu.i.
urss u shook binders. four ur hts
hand. arv at uork 40 thr time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

u Eumfari Tau. q Hurkdeld Rail-
... Iltr made .rs,lal Hrrauernfili IS
-|. conveyance uf ua--rucrrs O." i'lf
NlErI i..uff Pair. brf d. anil h.
I..t.f. ~nuIh l'ari. aui return, -U'H.
.. ....r .n dr.f daY fn'luulu llo-e "i
H fr nII hr .ud fnUm canton ai
s. m. Hartford ~l.if. Ea.f ~umurr ~l.lu.
I .r..IsI E4.f Hebron sl.'s, Nrsi
-.,t a .rftal train uu the h,,
frfr fiIr nIII Douusrt 9Th sfHrrtI
...- >.ufh l'lri. af .ti r. ~. tur ai
...I nf~ aui Canton sd D.. NJ.
-... fn.u'u desire. uofirv given that
fI. saturday nIshf train viii he discun-
f..... .frr t.fuisr ffh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
RuuFoRp CENTRE

Tho county commissioner. met here ON,
dav lat wcck a. decide about changing
.ome portions ~ ihc rnld leading frun
thls place a. liumfnul Point The petit
tioncr. askrl Tor several change. bat ih'
commissioners, after hraring both side.
aud surveying the route. made on'
change. that one being near Mr.. Waldo
rcttcugills place.
Dr. Hiram has an old-hshione,l, tall
hrnss clock. inllid. that contain. nearly
li01 piece. ~ wood.
\ large number ~ Rumiord people
Wlll attend the county fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
AnRrH pARIs

gr,. il. Cochrne IA. accen'rd =, a
,il to thr Rirti.t church Ia Halloween
.ni Will commence hi. hhors III" hrst
~thhsth ln Otoier.
me daughter 81 Edwin richardson l.
quite sick
John Clia.e IA. gone 90 Bethel to stop
with OIL. daughter.
=. p. Iittlshale a 60. have pu' 'n a
carload ~ iugr. a..
Mr.. Ruttt 81 south Wood'i"ch j.
.t.If.. .fsk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Holt. Turner Ia. returned home frow
Massachusetts,.
Elrny Ghmmou hs. bought The farm
called the nclc stephen Cannon farm
llr paid sipl for u.
The neighbour. have turned oui and got
the frame 81 Mr.. Nlhiou knight. barn
up.
Nj. Iva Gsmmon .. on the .lck li.t
i. T.. Coulnt dug lcct Ia hi. garden
that "a. n inches in circumference and
weighed % pounds.
4 \. Bahb aud n. Il, Robinson Ni.it'
~ lewiston lat week.
Mr.. D.. 4. Gihh. has gone io Illinois
to visit Der daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

wtrt hou.rkr,IFr D.. hhiiru avaN
..aIsra ,i.,.fi .rfnr nrr china, f-iiirry,
....I silver. hts.r f-rsslhillfirs 20 usr-
f.'r... arr limited iu her mind o. actual
..r,.r W. advise her o. visit Paine e
f..rf.rr Narrrrums. ~ canal street.
H..tar. anl .fe che dainty corner closets
f.r china. E,er,oue can afori thr clnset
st.. rumpantisrl, fre have che morv
|...-.. I'r anufrufs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
EASY wArrnEonn

Mr.. Minnie Cla,ton and daughter II
Portland. arr visiting ~ u. g.. friic's
and Bcnl,miu Mnr.ton's.
Born. Sepi. 18th, to the wife ~ Walter
liishec. q sou.
whitney Buck vent to stow rrccntlv.
VIII Mason. au rmpl0ye of the Willie
mantle Ihrvld Co, 81 connecticut, l. Vls-
iting hi. cousin. Henry ~. l.olfr.
Mr.. Harriet McMain !. yi.liiug in
town.
Therr vas a large company prcsent ~
the dancc MONDAY cyening given by j.
n. lIaskell and liflie VI. Cummings, u
being the birthday ~ each.
Mr. Patterson 4. putting an addition
ON the hack Of her stnrr.
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wssr eRysRuRo.

Mrs. Mary T.. Colby of somerville, u
attending her aunt, Mrs 4. J. Haley. IN
a severe Illness.
Tie three children ~ Mr.. aud Mrs
Byron IIutchins are with Mr.. aud Mrs
Thomas Hutchins for the winter.
Mrs. Frank Dav died AZ the home al
her parents In Lowell, last "wednesday
after lingering illness.
Osborne Charles l. suffering from
disease Of the eve.
James IIutchins has been making gtea
improvements on his store az North Frye
burg.
4. II. GILES 4 Co. have been finishing
of the tenement above their store.
Hollis Mansfield has returned from hli
western trip.
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nlnAN

NJ. Dharic. ~. WadsWorth. 81 ~ouii
Hiram. hls position with jordan
Marsh 4 CO.. II Boston.
\ ctclour uIs.r,l over roWle'. llill ir
Cornish ou iue.ilaV. che iGth, cfussin.
Os.ipsg River near Vim. :. Narrru's anI
thcnrr to ~lco River. Tho principal
dam1cr Wa dwelling frnce. aud un
roofing Zoe harm un the VIM. \. Hunt
r... farm. li i. described "a. hasl
funnel or tunnel SHAPED whirlWind NOV
lug Va ith great velocity.
Young a MIlik-n canncl lai.u1 can'
10 SWEET corn in their nrownield shop
NJ. calvin O.. Ilrmous rnccntly .aw
thrcr deer on doe farm 81 The Hon. John
ll spring
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Mr.. T.. 4. ~tearn. aud family siarte
the 2Gth int. for Hot springs. Arkansis
where De- has engaged In the harlWar'
bu.ines. with his brother. Prank =
Stg1Tns.
Orln Andrews. of Lawrence, i buying
some apples Ia town.
Tristan knight !. making repairs ans
alterations Ia his store.
The Grover bridge has been built o,e
entirely new.
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OXFORD

BARTLETT. the jeNcler, has bought the
house opposite the blacksmith shop
known a. the Ed Flood house.
Rev. lnsley Bean, ~ West Paris,
preached AZ the Methodist church sun
day, exchanging with Rev Mt kcnni'
son.
Mr.. susan brown !. Improving.
Mr.. Olncy has returned Ia Plymouth.
Dr. North, wife ani child, of Atlantic
CITY, y. H.. are visiting az Mr. William
Tauncr.. Mr.. North was formerly
Mi.s Cora fauncc aud resident of thi'
town.
Dr. Taylor. dentist, Wa here la'i
week.
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Upon

plr,i. september 2ith, Mr.. Echccca
wife ~ Alphrus Bsllari.
\. VI. C0olelgr 1. home from the lake.
H. brought homc fine trout that weigh
"a : - pounds.
CT. Eyer.on has "a new horse. liz
bought u 81 1. ,. Bragg -
4. ". Bugg'. youngcst child fell ut
the stove a day or two ago aud VA
burned quite badly.
Is. lleywood las sold cat 40 auction
lie IA. De- MI. farm 90 james Mcl.eo,
for YEAR. lic l. going % Utah viii
AL. family. llri-a Mormon.