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Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
A DRIVE AT MESS
oV.ERCoATS.

Ifyou want an Overcoat
buy 1t here tomorrow. A
better opportunity will
never present itself.
Fur Beaver Overcoats,
blue or black, worth slj,
for $40.
Brown, black, blue and
oxford mixed, Mcltons and
Kcrscy Overcoats, worth
$lj, for SO.
A beauty, "0ur Cambria, "
an English Melton light
colorcd Overcoat, silk-fac-
ing, worth sl5. our price to-
morrow only SO.
Gorge Gus satin-lined
Chinchilia Ovcrcolt, large
or small nap, tie usual
price of them s22, our price
tomorrow only Si5.
English Top-Coats, broad
fiat seams, silk-lined
throughout. regular price
so, to morrow our price is
SD only.
Fur Beaver Coats worth
500, for Slj.
Melton and kerscy Coats,
SIS, SO or ~, for SO.
Fine Chinchilla storm
listers for $40.
Irish FrieZc, heavy fan
Inclined listers for $40.
Handsome Scotch Chcv-
lot Cape Coats, worth SIS,
SIS, and so for 5000.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

AN ONSLAUGHT ON
MEMS SUITS.
See the goods and prices
in every store in the city.
then come to us, and, If
We don't save you from $3
to So on every suit, we
don'texpect you to pur.
chase.
A genuine all-wool Cassi-
nj ere Suit, either sack or
frock styles, never sold in
amy store in the land for
less than Sl2, our price to-
morrow $40.
Genuine all-wool Scotch
Cheviot Suits, either froclI
or sack styles, worth SIS,
and sold for that regularly,
but tomorrow will clean
them up for $40.
Black Corkscrew and fau-
cy,6gured worsted Suits,
| either frocl or sack
estylcs, sold ut SIS, $40 and
S22, tomorrow for SIS.
Harris and Sawycr's Cas-
simerc Suits, frock or
sack styles, for Sl5 to-mor-
row. Everybody knows
these make of goods. and
know that other dealers
charge SlS and so for tho
same goods.
Fancy mixed Worsted
and CassinkAFe Suits,
square cut sacks, round
cut sacks, OF three and
four-button cutuways in a
dozen different patterns
fo:only SIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
SOUTH BucKFIglp.

What prolific theme l. civil service
reform. 4 genuine civil service reform,
a reform that secures better and more
efficient officials for the performance of
the extensive duties ~ the Government
would be- hailed by all. According to
some authoritie. the professional poll
tician l. more deserving ~ dlsfranchise-
ment than a public office. Yet the ex-
istence Of Government Ike our. l. de
pendent upon the continued existence Of
parties. And sharp party rivalry eau
only exist through sharp political leader
ship. Samuel j. Tilden, the reform
Governor Of New York, Who carried hls
own state for President Ia 1876 By 1000
majority, was for years the efficient
chairman Of the Democrat National Com
mittee. Chester 4. Arthnr, Who made
one 81 our most popular and efficient
Presidents, was the despised "wari
politician" Of New York city. But why
multiply instances.
The sympaihies of "sOuth BucSheld'
were duly excited by the self cot fessed
ignorance ~ horse pedigree existing In
south Hartford. What, "llartford'
doesn't even know the breeding of al.
| KAY sth -
dently needed among the hills Of Hart
ford, aud South Buckfleld will be- up the
first lowry day.
Ad Roberts has three Baby Dean colts
aged five, four and three years respect
lively. lie would like to cell one or NOR,
Of them.
Lon has lost all confidence In the moon
a. factor Ia the weather. l.. ID. doesn'i
take much stock Ia the worlds drying
up. Perhaps he will sing a different
tune when We have another periodical
drouth.
Aurelian Allen at East Hebron, has !
sucking colt after Black Nathan ant
patronlfes him again this year. Blacl
Nathan redeemed himself at the Cantor
races and Justified the claims OF hi'
friends. Baby Dean l. a trotter and I
getter Of trotters. Carping critics TO thu
| rear.
Jim harrington. wife IL at work a
Rob Deans.
Most farmers are done haying bu
some have hardly begun. Haying an,
cutting grain are Zone and inseparable'
this year.
The writer's brood SOW has litter o
! pigs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
cAArnA

Therrhave been many sad accidents
In this place the past year but the sad
dest ~ all occurred saturday, the 81 Inst
4 sall boat containing Dorillous u. foy,
81 this place and Iangly Sears ~ Brook
line, Mass, was capsifed on the lake
Mr.. Sears was saved; but Mr.. foye, Ia
attempting Ia reach the shore wa.
drowned. The body was recovered
about one hour afterwards. Mr.. foys
was twenty-slx years 81 age, young
man 81 excellent character and habits,
and fine scholar, being member Of
the class ~ ~ AZ Hebron Academy,
The afflicted family have the sympathy
of the whole community.
Prof T.. A. Daniels aud family Of New
York. are spending q few weeks In town,
Mr.. 4. a.. Staples ~ Auburn. i visit
ING her daughter, Mrs. T.. T.. Bisbee.
=. 4. Russell and &. :. Page are at
tending the races NJ Fairfield this week
q. y. l.. trots IN the q ~ class.
The unlycrsallst society are preparing
for fine concert To be- given In the near
future.
n. y. Deshon l. taking a vacation q,
Peaks Island. Arthur Hathaway I.
tending store during his absence.
4 game of hall wa. played last Thurs
day between the married anil single men.
Notwithstanding the fact that the mar
ried heat two games last year and that
they had an imported curved pitcher In
Thursday's game. they were badly beat
on hv score 20 20 a. u In seven Innings.
Another game u Ia be- played next
Thursday and the boys hope the married
men will strengthen their nine 80 a. Ia
make them play ball.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
OXFORD


Cyrus Brown died ~ Welchyille Aug
Gth, ~ typhoid Pneumonia. Ills funeral
was on Thursday, Rev. Mr.. searlc ofiici-
ating. Mr.. brown was Que ~ our oldest
townsmen aud one who was respected
by all.
BertleC Churchill died Friday. Aug. End
after long and painful sickness.
Moses llanscom aud Wife celebrated
the sOth anniversary of their marriage
"wednesday, Aug. Eth. 4 large number
~ their relatives and friends wcrc prs
ent.
Truman Haskell aud wife celebrated
the thlrileth anniversary of their mar
riagr Tus.dav.
The sons ~ Temperance held n fe-tl-
val NJ the Methodist Ne.try with music,
rrciiail0ns. Ice cream, cake Sc.
Nil. Lula IIsyes, daughter ~ Capt.
HAYES ~ New York, u visiting relative.
herr. Her pony has hccn sent To her on
the ears.
noma. lIc.ley Ia. returned from the
hospital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
Rn1RuRY

Died. JULY Jlst. Adela llannaford
aeri 80 years. Niss n. diei AZ W. W
steven 40 Rumforl, wherc she hat
worked several YEAR. >he was brought
home and huris,i from her father's house
august "a. Rev. q. II. llannaford a.
tended the funeral. Mr.. AMI Mrs. stew
en-. NJ. and Mr.. james Welch aud VT
ana Mr.. Wilson Thomas came all III
way a. RoNhury a. mouruers, bringing
a profusiou ~ choke foNers. Ii"u
kindnes. viii long D. remembered.
John Houston died or dropsy Aug. ~
srs,i =. lIe Was one 81 the old stock
There are bat few left nov. lie vas al
Wavs hard working farmer aud KEEP
good stock. The funeral vas Aug. III
Attended by Mr.. llannaford.
Jacob Bemis. formerly % this town
nov 81 Turner. Vas In town thls week
H. L. a smart Obj man, u years old:
Mr.. James Iri.h ~ Peru i Nisiiinl
her mother. Mr.. j. l.. Weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
HEBRON.

Many strangers have been In the plac'
the past week.
Miss Merrill IT BOSTON l. giving Bibl'
readings here. She l. the guest of Mrs
n. VI. Everett.
Mr.. Crockcr. matron of II. PAUL.
Eplscople school for boys, Ia Concord
y. H., l. visiting her cousins, Mrs. :. u
aud n. \. Cushman.
Mr.. Walton and wife with two children
~ winthrop. arr NJ Mr.. Ed Bartletts.
Mr.. John rompson ~ Humfori, Will
his daughters aud grandchildren haN'
been visiting Mrs. Dca. Moody.
Mr.. Robert Glover has returned from
Massachusetts, with her sou Charles and
her daughter Nellie.
Frrd Adams ~ Castine spent sunday
AZ Rev. &. T.. lIarden's.
Mr.. Irwin Farmer, wife and child Of
Temple, have been visiting hls sister,
Mr.. y. II. Sturteyant.
Ma Heater lIibb- l. At her uncle's-
Mr.. Joseph Illhbs'.
Charles II. Dodge has gone Ca Proyl
dence, II. l., Ia canvass for III. Quincy
Tor nursery stock.
Mr.. John Maston aud Miss Louise
Clark ~ Boston, have made short call.
on their friends here this week.
James Pike will spend a few days At
ola Orchard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
WEST SIMMER.

Free high school will commence Aug,
18th, II. q. ". Cushman principal.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Irving W. Horne, teach
ing NJ southboro, Mass, are at Mrs. VI
J. Pul.lfer's for the remainder of their
vacation, having spent July at the house
or Mr.. III. at berlin, y. III.
Geo. Merrill, wife and little girl oi
Auburn, are visiting relatives about
town. Also Mr.. Ms father, Moses Pul'
sifer aud wife Of Auburn, aud Fred Bar
rows aud wife Of south Paris, are visit
Ing among the Pulsifers.
Miss Ada Heath l. at her fathers, q
W. Heath's for four weeks vacation from
her work In Boston.
Clinton Bates, wife and little girl visit
ei relatives Ia their native town recently
We were glad to see them back once
more.
Id. Fuller and wife of Canton, have
been at "woOdlawn" recently, Mrs. y
being sister of Mrs. Ryerson.
Mr.. Isaac Libby Of Lowell. Mass, ha'
made his sister, Mrs. Mary Churchill, q
brief visit few days since, calling OF
old acquaintance about the village.
The water l. shut OF at the pond as
new dam Il being built by T.. A. Harlow
Geo. II. Andrews met with severe ac
eident the 9Th inst. lie tripped and Tel
striking the palm Of his hand across
scythe, infiicting a serious wound.
DIR. Blsbee, assisted by Drs. Caldwell
OF Buckfield, and sturteyant OF Dixfeld
removed tumor from the breast OF Mrs
william woodsum Of Peru, the sth inst
IIaying still progresses; some ar
done, others not nearly so, but all unit
In saying the present Il the wora seasol
sIuce their remembrance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
noeTu BUckFigLo.

NJ. y. A.. Emery has returned frou
old Orchar,l. aud her sou, Lieut.. How
.rl Emery and wife from Portland VIII
her to stop a few weeks.
Mi.s hate r.. warrcn has gone 10 I.u
- Ne. on = two weeks visit.
Mr.. Rolou Poster % Auburn' ~as a.
]. A. warrrn's over sunday.
4. j. Andrews has moved into u''
More stand. ,u..,.
Mr.. Putnam aud ~ifc are Al - Mu'h
ell's for a fcW days. =.
Mr.. julie n. Mayhew has returned u
Auburn. -.
l. q. Rat.s and wife from Paris haV'
BEN visiting al X. Monks Tor a lev
days. -. q.
Winnie Bisbee ~ sumner has bcen a
n. y. Heald's for a short Visli.
Rev. Mr.. Chase and family oi eIea
TaIls. y. H., are az T.. n. Austin's. MI
Cha.e l. very feeble.
Mr.. PhIbrick from Dover Ne, j. a
Iohn Crr.sey's CA visit, also nul
from salem. Mas. ~,
Arthur Tnwns from Oxford u Al u"
jAh Turner'S. ~, hi
uiares.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
SMEnEN

one ~ cur oldest citiEens. Mr. Mo.c.
brown, iici Tuesday, July 30. Funeral
a. hi home THURSDAY. conducted hy the
Rev. q. Purington ~ south Waterford.
IT, leaves one daughter and i've sous.
llis son from Randolph. y. a.. Was IT
home.
Mr.. carrie " Plummer l. quite sick.
pr. Hubbard ~ Lowell. physician, also
Mr.. William Rennett.
Wellington Eastman aud wife have
Iust hen In town: also Mrs. Enoch
Woo,ibury ~ Rethel. and son Wesley
AMI family 10 Potisville. Pa; Lincoln
Goodrich ~ rlainheld. y. J.. and sister
Belle. Mr.. Charles nm ~ North Bridg-
ton AMI Mr.. wilfori Jefferson and Ion
~ Natick. Mass.
\ nice school. taught hy Alicc l.. Per
~ In district W. ?. closed Last Friday.
fhe Methodist Cirrle met With Mr.. -.
y. Edwards. wednesday.
Tlors T.. Maxwell rvturn~i "a Jamaica
I'inin. Mass. "wednesday.
Mauie e.. Young has taught a very
profitable sChool Ina town tai. season.
ini !. now ~ Waterford Spending a few
Wreks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
ANDOvEp

The event ~ the week has been tn
excursion "a Rangcly aud the game Of
base hall between the Andoyer Blucs and
the Rangrlv Cities. Some eighty pcopl,
participated In the excursion Including
the Andovrr Bras. Hand. The Andovei
nine had an easy victory and came hom'
with diving colors.
Mr.. AMI Mrs.. Wentworth (nee Miss
Abble lIsnson) from Strong, Me-, arr
visiting friends here.
Mr.. N. ". Poor entertained the Con
grrgaiional circle this week.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson from Providence, II
l.. l. stopping NJ frrnch's.
Rev. John Sutor preached AZ the Con
grrgati0nal church last sunday.
Mis- Annie Chapman from Auburn, !.
visiting NJ 4. Y. Poor's.
Po,atoc. are beginning Ia rust consider
ably.
Frcd &. Akers 3. AZ home for a few
wccks. Mr. Akers i succrssful teach
~. a graduate from "kent'. lIill." bat
intend. a. take collegiate course aud
will enter the WESLEYAN University At
MiddlcioWn. Conn, thi. fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13


The harm on the farm from which III
bridge Merrill lately moved, belonging
to \. :. Bean, wa. burned about . O'Clock
last Saturday night. How the fire origl
mated l. not known, but II a fire was
started from spontaneous combustion OF
damp hay. u would not require a great
stretch of the Imagination "a trace TIL.
firr Ia that cause; the barn was flllcd
with hay that had been put In by crew
aud much Of II In a moist condition, and
his workmen say the mows were very
hot aud steamed badly the day befor'
the fire.
Addison :. Bean i very feeble; l. un
able Ia do any labor and seems To b'
suffering from some arrangement OF th'
organs Of the heart.
Blueberrie. are very plenty and th'
hills about here arr covered with plcker'
this dull weather.
4. q. Lovcjoy Il some better but u
suffering greatly from sore eye. III
got sand into IL.
Rust has destroyed the potato vine
all through this section and the rot la
begun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
CpFFsHOOD

We met Nelson jackson the other day
driving his i've YEAR old stallion aud pro-
nounced him rather a iine locking horse.
III color l. black roan. lie stands al
mott a. hands high. can travel inside Of
thru. minute. and l. perfectly Kind. Mr.
Jackson broke him himself bat has never
trained nor advertised him a. hc has
raised him for hls own use, Ills weight
4. 1913 III. We had formerly supposed
that Mr.. Bryant's old llill was the oldest
horse Ina town. but such l. not the fact.
The mare that raised MIR. Jackson's
horse l. till owned Ia the family aud l.
% YEAR. old. She IA. a nice sucking
colt. and there l. a good prospect that
he will have another next spring
Thls l. what Ne would call being useful
In old age.
There 4. considerable hay 90 b. cut
vet. aud wasn't there lots ~ II got In
last SABBATH We assisted neighbour
In getting In his, nor de- We think Il wick
III under the circumstances. The next
day Il rained again bat l. now fair aud
seem. 90 have settled down for business.
Aud now Ne look out Of the window
aud see a piece ~ potatoes almost entire
Ia Killed on fu-ts VIM" lu' luN'lr az
not much more than half grown. In
some places they have begun 90 rot.
Al ~ which Indicates small crop and
high prices.
Corn has attained good growth but
the nights are growing cold and some
already prophecy an early. frost, but
perhap. L would De- a. we'll 10 walt and
see.
Sorry 90 learn that the public debt
was increased instead 81 decreased In
July. Was there any good MASON for
tf The present administration had al
ready been accused Of extravaganza a.
compared with the former, aud Ne must
remember there are thousands Of eyes,
aud all looking through a microscope at
lust such circumstances Ia make capital
for the future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-G Weeks DOiNGs REVIEWED BN
cESOcRAr REPORTERS.
" H.ssa. C.ttis hiiisd "a West
hsthsi.-n srgi.Fy "a reTtss, zee.


NJ Henry walker IA. returned frum
Do ,i.f tn Hilisford. Her daughter,
W.. Eames 20 Wohuru, Mass, and son
frvi NJ E0Nley. Mass. are al home.
W.. D u. carter "a BEVERLY. Mass,
uais short visit az Mis- IL. 4. o.
guosi'. lasi wesk.
e.. shirley l. adding an eli 70 The
tfnr' ~ hi. house
VI. katy Lake l. AZ home.
VI, llsli - Waterford. .. visiting her
sister. Mr. Dr Sheid. aud Mr. Colby
AMI daughter are 40 J. 4. Gerry's.
tr,. a. :. ladd - Auburn. supplied
~ 'uagregational pulpit on SUNDAY IN
lir ahsTnCr ~ thu pastor.
w lllldcbrand has come home FROM
fruusyiyauh.
M. Meth % s.atile. w.F., l. Visiting
NJ lr Lamson.
Me- a. Y. Psgv l. having q number 81
Transient guest. aud boar,iers. Mr.. and
W. DEXTER and daughter % Maiden, Ars
9Th hsr.
NJ. Lizzie shirley i visiting the
N..,es Whiting AZ the leland.
Misses Mary aud Nelly Baker and
pfylher arv az Mr.. Randalfs.
N.ss haty Walker "a WoodfOrds, i
Visiting AZ Mr.. VIM. Gordon's.
Relatives from Lancaster, y. H., ar'
a. VIZ. e. Morgan's.
circus visited the village on Neines
CAV, attracting those whose taste dbl no
nci.ne toward. the gathering al IN
grove
cAas. ?. Fe.-en.ien aud wife Of Han
sof' have made short visit % his na
i've tosu.
Ms. >aml. Garland % Gorham, IA
sevn sith her sister. Mrs. A. A. fe-sen
ga. Sho has been very sick bat !. nov
fecoyering.
Ms. liyermOre was entertained al V
., barrows. Her Lectures drew a Arg
sfONd % the Assembly as did the CLOSING
s-Ssri % thursday svsnins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13

Allen Iinnel has contracted with m,
\. l.. I. Co. 10 cut 100 cOrds 81 wood At
40 si.s; per cord.
Ernest Bennett carries the mail from
The steamer IA Camp Caribou.
Thert has hecn quite rush to Camp
Caribou The past week. Mrs. I.ncreti,
BARTLETT went up Tuesday. Among tn
parties that passed through here wer,
Dr. frudrn lienson. Crofts. guide. liar.
~ liicks and mother 10 New York. Al.
yah Coolidge and VIII Robinson. guide.
\ PARTY ~ seven went up whose name.
Ne All not learn.
\ small h"ai va. brought mp saturday
hy NJ. Young ~ Colehrook. II l. 1
stern wheeler and naphtha l. the motive
power. II i Tor party ~ tourists.
Walter West came down to So al.
father Nho l. quite uuNell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
niiurnnn pnlhr

Mlss Clar Elliott Ia. gone 10 Augus
"a Tor several weeks.
Rev. \. n. Daniels exchanged will
Rev. g.. II. lIannafoui the ith Inst.
Mr.. Nellie Gruycnor l. In town Walt
ing relative. and friends.
There wasa lawn party at Rumioul
Point. Friday evening. the pth, Tor M,
benefit ~ the Congregational society.
The dull weather has been unftNorahle
not many ~ our FARMERS have finished
having.
Mr.. Nellie GroVenor l. In town visit
Ing RELATIVES aud friends.
Tho lawn party which Nas held at the
Point Wa succrss. The baud from
NndoVcr entertained the people finely aud
a general good time for all
Mr.. l. \. benton l. visiting her faith
81.
Rev. \. n. Daniel. exchanged With
Rev. a.. II. lIannaforl. the ith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
MEHIcO-

Mr.. sarah knoN aud her son Robbie,
with Nj. Mary Wheeler. from Hartford,
Conn. and Mis- Alice. daughter ~ VII
liam J. Wheeler n iaris, made va a
pleasant visit and then vent o. Rumiufd
d. Wilt Relatives thsrv.
Pearl Richards has rriuru~i Ca Mime
sota. taking her sister Nena with her.
Wherr l. the "olde.t inhahiiant ?
Write his rrmafks about the weather.
william Coffau with Wife and child
has rvturn,d 90 BENJAMIN >iorvr's.
Levi. Thomas l. It'll here.
Gcorgic Rrytt ~ Auburu l. al William
Halle.
Tacy \. Virgin Pratt was here last
Nusk.
IN. Flauder. family from Boston. l.
al Or,ille Fuckers.
Mr.. Ella Brett With children, from
Auburn. l. AZ william VI. Halle.
Mr.. sarah J. McNllister aud daughter
FROM Minnesota, arr ~ kphram Rich
auis.
~FAHNEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
auckElEIn.

Rev. \. l.. II. Chase and family, al
Great Fails, y. H., are In town, thu
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. II. Austin.
New York are In town on their annusl
vacation and are making their home Will
Mr.. Hattie Damon.
4 cheap looking cirrus passed through
the village, sunday, the ith inst. about
noon vending it, way over the noun
tain.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nash Of bingham, Mass,
are at the Buckneld House.
Mr.. Isabella Ingrsham aud daughter,
Miss Pauline, ~ Brookline. Mass, ar
rived last week FROM Squirrel Island and
are stopping with 4. T.. Bonney's family
A. =. Warren and wife have gone "a
Massachusetts, for short visit 10 their
friends.
r. =. brigham. Esq, ~ Portland,
was IN town Que dav last week.
Rev. Lawrence Cummings Pre-byte-
Lent discourse NJ the Baptist church sun
dav morning, Aug. 9TH, from the text
$50 We built the wall, for the people had
q mind a. work" II Il expected that
Mr.. Cummings will preach for the
church A. a supply during hls Walt here
for Que or two months.
Mrs. klmhall &. Atwood aud daughter
~ Clifton, y. j.. were the guests ~ W.
n. Atwood and family last week.
Mr.. Ilermon Jones aud wife aud Mrs.
Carrie Scayey. who have been NJ Amial
Jones left for Massachusetts, Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Nellie v. Dccoster has becn NJ
old Orchard for q week or more.
Buckheld House register among others
shows the arrival ~
e. 4. Xavier. Portland.
e. " Neais and isiy. Portland.
N. n. ~euslsier, Anany, NY.
~ Jewstt AMI n. 4. fsrrisai. Anburn. Ne
q. Fauucs. nangnf
~ westheri,ss berlin faiis. y. ~.
Lewis Chsss AMI fthan 4. ChA.e. Rochester,
Ny.
~ Nash. Portland.
4 winin.ea sRd GeorEe iohns,oa, Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
BYRON

Angle Young !. At home on a rrsi IT a
week of 80. She Z. 40 work for Mr.
Seaman ~ Weld. \ Mr.. human J.
keeping house for Mr.. Young.
John Houston of loNhury was buried
the "a.
Having goc. rather slow. Rains
about every day.
There arr mo- blueberrics on the noun
iains la ihi. vicinity.
y. \. knapp &. getting out spruce tim
her ON :. TaVlor's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
PORTER

Rurglar. broke into the postotiice IN
~ 80 "Wednesday night. They gO'
In through = window In the rear OF ,he
sailding' They ransaeked the otiiee,
broke open draws, but got small co".,
sor their trouble. Taking what eh,ng'
vas len In the draw, about one uolla ,'.
Tber~ was only a small amount OF stamps
- hand a. the postmaster expects 70
turn over the onice to Mr.. Blato soou
AMI What stamps there were Ma wv,
Hooked. No clue at present OF the ou's
Mr.. Holmes. widow Of the late JOSEPH
uolme. got thrown from a wsgy.
hreakinr her leg and otherwise .e'ersl,
inIurinr her a. .he Is an aged lady s ,s,S
ID year. !: her recovery Il very u.a sn,s1,
fair weather once more anu -
are rsjolslns We hope 10 VII fsnA'A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
WEs1 PARIS

Mr.. y. A. Klmhsll, wife aud son, Of
Boston, Mass, were In town Wedne-'
lay.
r.. u. Andrews, A. q. aud \. y. Curtis
aud their wives have been camping and
fishing up In Riley this week.
Rev. I. 4. Bean l. stopping In his cot.
tagc ON Poland Camp Ground, but h.
viii be here to attend hls sunday scrvic.
-.
Thomas Cushman fell through the sec
ond floor In hls sons mill aud hurt Hun
self very seriously about the shoulders.
Golden Rule Lodge, I. q. q. T., In
stalled officers Thursday evening. The
Juvenile Tcmplars were Invited Into the
lodge room and permitted 10 Install
their officer. In the presence OF the sub
ordinate lodge, VIZ.
C.r.s Clawnce Curtis.
VT. Myrtle Yates.
nc. T.. nsnnie 7. shaw.
chap. Willie Pratt.
Sc. Lennie Pratt.
A Ser Iosle Rscon.
n sec. Ienni. swan.
Trcss, Matel Ricker.
Mar. Irxtn nenson.
n. Mar, tiGIie hyer~on.
tsuarl Cora Pratt.
sen, charlie nrtgws.
n :. bella liiion.
l.. :. John punhsm.
Mr.. Ycaton 81 Peabody. Mass, il Viz
itlng at =. W. Ramsdell's
Remember the I. %. -. y. excursion IN
Portland and old Orchard Tuesday,
Aug. 18th. Tickets Ia Portland sl.l5, Ia
old Orchard n cents extra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13

We recently received a very pleasant
call from Mr.. Clarence Burleigh ~ Au'
gusia. one ~ the Publishers ~ the Ken
nebcc Journal, son 81 our excellent
Governor. Mr.. Burleigh aud hls wife
arr taking pleasure trip visiting her
relative. In Maine and New Hampshire.
They spent a night at the Corner" with
her sister. the wife 81 our minister.
!. ". Moulton, Mlss Elizabeth j.
rarnsworih aud Miss Edith farnsworth
81 Boston, Mass, are spending vacation
AZ Daniel Clarks.
MIR. Abel Andrews j. visiting friend.
In Lowell.
S,uis,i ~ last. Asplnwall aud Wilbur
are 10 carry the daily mall from Albany
Ia Bethel.
The Congregational ladies circle met
at the ye.try Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Nancy Cummings l. very feeble