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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
NECROLOGlE.


pecte nj Page nj la position, Went
de faire une nouvelle victime, ct
cette fois ci, dams une de nos NEIL
leures families Condolences de la
Haute Peninsula. Lundi le 10
JUN courent, apres une courte ma
ladie s~ouferte avec une resigna-
ton vralment chr6tienne, dec6dalt
a la residence de son fills j. FL,
Primeau Ecr., Recorder de la vile
de Negaunee Mich; Madame Veu-
We Antoine Primeau, nee Ang6lique
Reid, ag6e de So ans. Jusqua jeu
di dernier 6 JUN courant, NADIA
me Primeau await joui dune par
fate sant6, ellie fut alors attaqu6e
de paralysie, ct ellie ne r6couvre
jamais de cette attaque. 6a mort
etait attendue q tout moment. Ses
fills Hylalre ct Pierre 6taient au-
pres dele a ses derniers moments,
ct lui prodiguerent tous les soins
possibles atm d'adouclr ses souf
frances, autant quill 6tait en- leur
pouvoir de le faire. Madame Pri-
meau vint a Marquette Mich, au
mois de Septembre 1870, en- vislte
chez ses fills qui occupaisnt alors
de BONES positions dams cette
derniere Vile. Etant seule dams
lie monde, son mari Giant d6c6de
en- 1916, ellie accepta roffre de son
fills Hylaire, de faire So residence
au Lac SUPERIOR, ct demeura avec
lul jusqu'a sa mort.
Madame Primeau etalt le type
de la mere de famille, chretienne
ct catholique, ct await su SO faire
un grand nombre d'amis, dams Ia
Haute- Peninsula, par So bont6 de
coeur ct ses grandes qualities. Les
fun6railles de Madame Primeau,
ont Gu lieu a Negaunee, mercredi
IL courant, au milieu dun grand
concours de parents ct d'amis, We.
nus de toutes les parties de la Pc
ninsule, atm de payer un dernie,
tribut lie respect q la m6moire dc
celle qu'i]s avsient depuis long
temps appris q aimer ct a respec'
tor.
Madame Primeau etait la mere
de nos distingu6s compatriotes, M
j.. III. Primeau, Recorder de la vii
le de Negaunee, M. Pierre Pri.
meau, Protonotaire ct R6glstrateu1
du comt6 de Houghton, Mich. Ell
de M. Antoine Primeau, contrac,
teur de la Vile de Minneapolis,
Mimi. Nos amis peuvent etre as
sur6s que nous prenons part leu1
douleur, ct peuvent SO consider PAL
la pens6e que leur mere bien-aim6e
habite maintenant un monde NEIL
leur Oh ellie recoit la reconpense de
ses vertus.
UN AMI DE LA FAMILLE
Houghton, Mich, IA JUN 1889.
LIE Courier de ValeytfeM est
prize de r6produlre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

LIE Gouverneur Merriam nest
pas ~satisfait du r6sultat de l'enque-
te relative a l'asile des fous de Ro-
chester ct il est determine q pouf-
ser les chooses ]usqu'a CO que la lu-
miAre sc fasse.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
HoUaHroN, MICH, IA JUN 1889

HOUGHTON, MICH, lie JUN 1859.
Monsieur lie Red0cteu1.
CONNIE vous lie verrez par la
ootice n6crologiaue ci-incluse, une
de nos meilleures families Cana
diennes, de la Haute Peninsula, a
etc sffiigee par la mort dun de ses
membres, ct je prends la libert6 de
vous envoyer la Necrologie de Ia
personne d6funte, esp6rant que
vous voudrez blen la publier.
Votre d6vou6 serviteur,
ERNEST j. DUDE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

A 7 heures A. NJ, reunion DIES membres
de pUnion st. Jean Baptiste (ainsi que de
tous les Canadiens de Duluth ct d'ailleurs
qui voudront bien Sc joindre aux mem
bres ct prendre part q la procession) au
lieu ordinaire DIES assemblies, a la sale
des Odd Fellows.
A 1880 heures A. NJ, depart en- process
sion de la sale de reunion pour PEglise
st. Jean-Baptiste.
oRDRE DE LA PROCESSION.
Agents de Police,
Fanfare Canadienne-Frangaise,
Sergent d'arme,
Drapeau American.
Les membres avec les insignes,
Les membres sans insignes.
Drapeau Francois.
Les OFFICERS,
Les membres qui ne font pas partie de
la societe.
A L'EGLISE.
A 8 heures messe solonnelle chantee d
i'Eglise st. Jean-Baptiste.
Apres la messe retour de la procession
dams lie meme ordre jusqu'a la sale des
Odd Fellows.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
EDMOND GRANGER,

M. T. Pare invite les Canadiens
q lie visiter au No. 408 Ave. Cen
trail. Son salon de couture est lie
plus complet ct lie mieux meuble
de Minneapolis Est. Sa boutique
est ouverte le dimanche do u 3
midi. Prix: Balm, Csc. Coupe dee
cheveux Csc. Rasage loo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

Mgr Ireland, archeveque de ST..
Paul, a dome dimanche dernier,
dams PEgl1se de PAssomption, lie
sacrement de confirmation q 1879
enfants on jeunes gems, savoir: 81
files, 68 garcons ct 10 adultes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

D6sirez vous vendre votre empla
cement desirez- vous placer votre
argent avec grand avantage? venez
me voir. z. DENEULEs.
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ST. PAUL.

La cour supreme a confrm6 lie
jugement condamnant I'm nomm6
Eugene Lucy, a la prison q vie
pour meurtre Au seconu degr6
commits sur la personne de James
Gates dams Otter County.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

LIE National de Plattsburg est
entire la semaine derniere dams sa
septieme aimee d'existence.
Nos meilleurs souhalts de success
ct de prosperit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees Ell opinions emlses PAL
seq correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

DULUTH, MINI, Is JUN 1859.
Monsieur Le RSdacteur.
Vous trouverez ci-inclus une
copie du programme de la So
ciet6 st Jean Bsptiste de Du
luth d l'occasion de la f6te ma
tionale du "a JUN 1889. Compliant
sur votre patriotlsme je vous prize
de bien vouloir publier le dit pro-
gramme dams les COLONIES de votre
aimable journal.
Je reste votre tres oblig6 ct tres
humble serviteur,
JOSEPH LAFOND,
Sec.-C Correspondent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20
CANADA.
QUEBEC.

-Hier apres- midi, un des en-
fants de M. Francis A. Quinn, en-
ploy6 civil qui demeure q Lewis,
est tombe du haut de la falaise,
chute de rs pleds. Chose 6tonnan
te, renfant qui ma que deux ans ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

Pour un dollar, vous pouvez
avoir une douzaine de magnifques
photographers, mails pour celia il
faut aller chez M. Ed. Thibodeau,
% Nieollet Island.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

Compatriotes, ~desirez-vous placer votre
argent avec grand %avantage? Eth bien,
empressez-vous d'acheter I'm DIES lots
ci-dessous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-06-20

PROGRAMME
DIES exercices de la fete
RATIONALE DIES
FRANCAlS,
sous les auspices de-
ruNI0N SAINT JEAN-BAPHSTE
de Duluth, Mimi, lie "a JUN, 1889.
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4 as ss% ss "a s T n E ct e iss
Ave. Bonnie location pour lie commerce.
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WYE = LA : CANADIENNE
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ORDRE DU VOYAGE.

ORDRE DU VOYAGE.
A $50 heures A. M, depart au st. Paul
& Duluth slip, pres de la railroad eros,
sing, Lake Ave-. pour la Wisconsin Poin-
tie, arretant points Intermediates sui
wants: West Superior, Moulin de Gray ct
Connor's Pointe.
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monn-1 Lot sur la 25eme Ave. N,
0OUU pres de la 13eme rue, garni
de beaux arbres.
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MonA-1 Lot sur la rue Main, pres de
DOW la 16eme Ave. N. E.
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ml nnn-Un Lot ct une jolie maison
de 2 chambres, coin de la
rue jackson ct 1915 Ave. N. E., sur Ia
Monroe Street Car.
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ETATS-UNlS.

KANSAS CRY, 10 Juin.--Une di-
que s'est rompue ct les vile de Wi
nentown ct de Belletuwn sont inon-
d6es. Piusieurs personnes ont etc
noyaes.
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ORDRE DIES EXERCICES AU LIEU
DU PIQUE-NIQUE.

Debarquement avec musique,
Diner,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
GREENWOOD.

We hal . pleasant Interview With D..
p. Wentworth q day or two age; hc said
al health wa such that u. had trie,i Ia
cat only a little ~ hi. grass round hi
buildings. john Cummings i getting a
part IT hi. hay on share.
An. Hicks l. 40 poorly az present
that hc work. In the Held only Al Inter
val. ~ an hour ~ two. llis trouble. A.
decided by Dr. Week. II Portland, !. the
spinal disease.
There I. certain somebody, or some
bodies. living about here Who arr driving
quite nocturnal business. \ few weeks
agu \. II. bryant had tree ~ early alp
ple. gathergsi, aud lat week sylvester
cole lad one gathered Ia the same way,
and also "a line pear tree. liui their bu.i-
ne.s Il seems, i not confined to stealing
fruit and provision; the other DAY Ran
.om Cole aud hi. three boys went oui
after their having tools to 20 Into the
field. aud found all four ~ their scythe
stones gone. together with q couple 81
ti.hook. and line. The lines were
wound around the ends ~ the poles and
the polcs cut on, generously leaving
them to their owners. We advise these
gentlemen Ia read Ephesians . =, care
fully. and then mind What II says.
Poiatoe. are rottlng fearfully and
some think there will not be- enough left
for seed next .pring. Ransom Cole has
.ix acre. aud be- does not think they viii
be worth digging. Rather hard look.
Aud now IL rain. again. When, oh
when. south Buckfield, will that Periodi-
cal drouih begin, 40 that We can harvest
the rest ~ our hay aud grains Have
been wishing for touch Of u ever since
the fir.t ~ July. and yet II cometh not.
The meeting. about here are still grow
ing Ia Interest aud numbers; last sab
hath We heard two young ladies speak
forth the praises Of the Master for the
flrst time. May the good work continue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
soUrn suckFltLo.

How De- All the noNious weeds that In
feet our gardens and tillagc lands orig
instef How often are NJ Informed by
.ag, writers that they once aud always
originate from seed that la. perhaps
lain dormant In the soil for YEAR,. let
Va take no mans say 80. bat examine In
o. this matter for ourselves. II l. some
time. the ease that a farmer brcaks up a
pic,e III ground, portion ~ which l.
heavily manurcd with BARNARD manure
aud The ialancc not AZ all. The flr.t
part. especially u planted, l. densely
covered with wccls, the latter being
frvc from them. The sagr writer l.
again equal o. the oCcasiou. The drcss-
ing Was fall ~ thu seeds - noNious
weeds. Hut the practical farmer knows
that time and again these Ncc,ls have
sprung from manure made trOm the hcsi
Lnglish hay with naTy a weed. The
writer once sold farm to "a gentleman
from the western part 90 tn county. II
had heru a dry season aud the scsvlc,i
pie,'cs had gut uo catch. The buyer
l"okri rurully over the .~,slc,i pie,v..
They must D. ploN-d and rcsc,,lc'i. %
b. saNs. "pout you worry," l ssy Co
lll thc cirmenfs ~ cloSef ani hrnisgrass
anl you " 100 .sc enough IT both another
YEAR without seeding Aud 30 b. dli.
Naiufrs Laws aud natures forgcs arc cN-
cr active in thi. world ~ ours. one
plccc ~ and seem. especially adapted To
the growth 81 grvy hinrh. another a. the
illoN or alder. Aud u l. prc,iscly go
rvgariing we,ii. ani grts-ss. The soln-
sion srrm. simple. Al soll. that poe
srss sufficient moisture. posscss thu in-
hrrant eirmrut. 81 some trrv, shrub,
gra.s or weed. aud Il I. jusi a. natural
for them to grow a. Il l. Tor th" suu io
shinr
Johu A. Record Z. blasting foeks With
dynamite. church. llolme. l. also .hak-
INK up Dbl. ncighhofhood With dynamite
or gunpowdrf.
The boN,. for packing the canned corn
acre manufactured los willard II Turn
cr. aul have hcen delivered az the facto-
~ by ~. X. kc-ne.
Herb TWitch.ll IA. bcen CA a Nsli Co
~hccauppa.
Operations a. the coru factory cOm-
mcuccd on "wednesday.
=. ". Shaw estimate. hi crop ~ hali-
win applcs the present sea-on AZ 90
bushels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
CANTON


Hon. sidney rcrham and wife of Paris
took dinner AZ Hotel swasey last Mon
day.
Civil Engineer Parker Spoiiorl oi
Bucksport was In town last week. lls
and Superintendent Lincoln were look.
Ing over the route between Canton aud
Rumfori Fails.
We arc glad Ia see that the road ON
Main STREET l. helng repaired. u would
b. we'll to repair the roads on the other
streets Ia like manner.
4 party consisting Of &. III. Gilbert,
otis Ilayforl. VI. q. strout, \. l..
Hutchinson aud q. II. staples arr At the
lakes on fishing tour.
Last SUNDAY afternoon, Mr.. y. 4.
stevens. an aged aud respected ciiigcn
81 this village passed away. The Tuner
al services werc Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. stevens was a worthy member IT
whitney Lodge 1T Free Masons, which
attended In body. The berrayed fam
ily have the sympathy Of a large circle
of friends.
II I. expected that INV. ". !. Twort,
a former pastor here aud for the past
three year. pastor of the Pine Street Free
Baptist church at lewiston, viii preach
at the brick church next sunday. Mr..
Twort has accepted a call Ia preach nj
Lynn. Mass. May succcss attend his Ia
bors there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
nosrs suckFlgLo.

Aug. 10Th. born 10 the wife OF Z. H.
kern. IT.. boy.
John 1rr.ssy has gone Co Salenl' Mass
Uher. his wife has been for some TIME
cert. Carey aud Miss Weber OF >alenn'
Who have been stopping al MI 'res'el
have returned with him.
Mr.. E.tev aud wife of south ber"'eA'
arr visiting In oar place. -.
Io..ph Bicknell aud wife OF >onth
n,.fon ARE Al 4. 4. Warrcn's for a While
nor, Ames ~ Dixfeld i az her Ia
ther's. v. u. Bicknells.
lame. Blcknell went Ia Portland mug
T.. for r.pairs Ca hi thrcshlng ula','ns'
CORY Bouney aud wife were al - y
Heald's. Aug. 18th. w,
sumner % church. sunday, AUG I'm;
NJ. Dumas and wife were al Ai'''A
Tarrtr's. Aug. 18th. .-,.,u
Mr.. y. n. Emery and Ada 'hutenl'l,
~ Now Scotla. Who has been stopping
with her hi. summer, have gone 10 TO
Land 20 camp meeting.
T,thsr turner with few men In oui
- new tlmbered our Iron bridge
Monday. Aug. l'th. ,,.,to.ii
u,.. are a y. II. Heald's. MT "a
pen l. very feeble. .u.,.,,i
charles Field and family oi "c-' ,u'n'
ner Werr az \. ". spauldings N"g
aist. a. Ro..
Mr.. Africa Farrar has gone !" n"'
ton on a visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
wrsr SUMMER

Mr.. a.. VI. small ~ East l.lmlngton,
Nho Wa in business herr few year.
since. u ith hi. wife and daughters, Mis.
LILLIAN small aud Mr.. =. '. 'hasc, wer'
a the llighllni spring House frnm sat
unlay until rucsday afternoon. receiving
sui calling on friends Who werr glad Ia
Wclrome thru to sumner.
school opened the 10Th, With u .chol'
ar. Ia attendance. more Co come next
week. M.. Georgin Lawrence l. Ia a.
Lat Mr.. Cushmin Ia the school.
Richmond futile. whose farm James
N. Buck recently purchased. has bought
the .tanl IL solomon Dohle ~ the lower
enl ~ the village. lle will commence
rrpair. on the .lme next Monday.
Mr.. aud Mi. Handy have returned Ca
L.. D.. lIandy's from trip 81 few
week. to AnloVer sud The lake..
n. :. Cobun returned FROM trip to
the club" thu 18th.
Mr.. Iuyillc Buck Ia. typhoid fever,
The dr.t IN this locality.
Mr.. Cora llo.s aud children ~ Port
land arr making their annual visit az her
fathers, q. ". Fields.
NJ a.. ". IIcath's arr friends from
Mclro.s and boston. NJ the hotel Massa-
chusett. cumpany. bc-ldc. boarier. aud
tnnsicnt., a. every one seems bent ON
an "outlng."
our village people, With friends. took
advantage ~ the line day, and had a
picnic ~ Pleasant lake on lIhur.day.
Frank iulsifcr I. AZ hi. mothers, Mr..
VI. 4. Iul.ifcr'.. from hi. work Ia Mas
.achusetis.
Emily. daughter IT 4. u. Starblr'l,
was brought from Mechanic Fall. .ick
With typhoid fever, the !sd.
Clarence Judkins az North Paris i
very sick.
we wonder " the correspondent ~
the journal has ever Discovered that doe
tor. arr apt a. disagree, aud that u !.
not In good form to di.putrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

Nj. Alice Hall and Miss Morrison II
-. Johnshury, ", arr ,isiiing AZ Dan
90 clark.
Arthuf A.. Clark and Wife ~ south
Paris. uerr at oar church sunday.
Nr Everett Mathew Ion ~ Providence
n. a.. d. resting a While AZ Jusi'c" Aslin-
vale.
Nj. Amelia Matthew .ou % Eead,lllc'
Mas... q. visiting her gfandfailcr' jus
NJ john Holt aud wife 81 Candla, y.
A.. An, visiting friend. here. NJ. Holt
uas native II Albany AMI his vile
II North Waterford.
NJ. \ VI. French aud wife 20 oNfoui'
.h.,. spent a Few days With her Cum
n,ius. rslttite. ani other friends.
prsWu hV kindrrvi tie- and social im-
nal 49,. r,ule o. Mason few daNs ago.
mi. toNu though small la area aud pop
uf.finu las come very cuoi farms and
u.u exhibit. very heavy crops 81 oat-
AMI Wheat. noiicei r. very rNtfa crop
90 wheat Goa the farm ~ \. g. l."'l"N
Nhi.h r,minissi me- ~ olden times when
Mr.. 1. - grandfather rai.ci len bushels
81 wheat one year. Horace Hutchinson
h..s very r,,ni farm. g.. II. Br"Nn
md .nn have "a little farm well titled.
an. toWn has som- worthy men a. Well
la A. A.. has made himself useful In var
ani peace. though b. has had 10 -'snn
up Cor many year. against l'""r h'ai'h'
psrtly tlie result II army lie.
uir Congregational Ladies ''rcle. OF
North Waterford and Alhany met To-
rrthsr Tuesday afternoon With hrs'
ohr.ley n. Fcrnald. Il ~as a very en-
ioyahle uccasion. y,
Mr.. 4. y. Cumming ant family OF
dorchester. Mas. are Visiting relailN"-
and friends hsrc.
NJ. Charles Wood aud wife 81 peu-
mari .r, visiting her aunt, Mr.. Amos
al HITkrT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
MASON.

Born In Mason. Aug. nth, to Arthur
=. Morrill, aud wife, sou.
". !. wheeler II South Paris, was In
town Tuesday aud settled the Insurance
on \. =. beans barn lately burned. lils
prumpinc-s l. commendable.
john \. Putnam, E.q.. city clerk of
Lewiston, has been In town visiting hl-
aged mother aud hi sister, Mrs. sarah
". Tyler.
r.. 4. Mains has gone "a otisheld a.
attend the reunion IL the Mains family.
Mr.. Haven Hutchinson 81 Albany, u.
visiting her son, Horace Hutchinson.
She l. now In her clghth-fourth year and
Il l. a rare thing to meet with a lady II
her age so we'll preserved In mind aud
body. She eau talk ~ persons with
whom shc has met anil ~ events that
transplrrd In her day a. clearly and forci-
hlv as u they were all before her now.
I had the pleasure 81 couNerslng With her
a Few hours thl. week.
ARENAS Mason was eighty years old
an. 18th inst. aud children aud grand
children made him birthday party; he
PLAYED his first game ~ croquc,. What
A hnN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
Ru.FoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. II. q. Dolloii la. been offered sS0o
for his black horse. just 500 will bay
him and Mr.. u. expects BE- viii be- taken
.oon AZ that price be- !. . good one.
Mr.. II. VI. Colby I. making repairs on
the Ellis River bridge.
Mr. 4. n. Burges. has arranged for an
excursion a. Mt. Lipon, Thursday. Aug.
g9ih. leaving l,umfori Centre AT 10.
~ cent. paw. the round fare. splendid
gilssc. have been provided for the &C.
casion. All are Invited.
Mr.. john 4. rarlin has finished work
here In the mill aud will commence
school az Hanover Ia one week; hc has
been engaged a. teach here this winter.
Mr.. II. 4. spauldlng of SomerNille'
Ma... i. passing hi. vacation with friend.
here hi. " ifr and .On accompany him.
Mr.. !. y. Vaughan Ia. received orders
FROM one firm for all the oars he can
make.
Mr.. llenlamln Jackson of scranton,
made a short visit here among friends
q few days ago.
Mr. Jane. kimb,ll of Portland, Me-
will soon celebrate hi. golden wedding
quite q number from Iumford Viii at
tend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
hEaRON.

william II. Atwood. Esq., of Buckheld,
was In town last saturday.
Rev. Mr.. French of Turner, preached
here sunday In exchange with Rev. &.
r.. Harden.
Mr.. y. q. Bachelor returned tn Boz
ton "Wednesday, where he has been In the
employ Of X. II. white 4 Go. for several
years.
Mr.. Fred Preston aud wife With two
children are stopping at j. ID. sturte-
wants.
CLAYTON aud Jennie Churchill of Buck
field have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
N. VI. Bearce.
"Wednesday aud Thursday there was a
Cushman reunion AZ IL. \. Cushman's.
Twenty-Five we're present "Wednesday,
aud twenty. Thursday. a very pleasant
time MAS enjoyed by all.
To-day. Friday, there Il picnic on
hand for Lake Auburn.
This morning gives promise OF hne
hay day. but promises are very uneer-
tain In that line this season.
A few have finished haying but u
drags slowly on wet land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
DENMARK.

Mrs. Nose. Cobb Of Biddefor,l, |. VIA.
itIng her father, Nathaniel Robinson.
Eli William who has been at work nj
the Union station az Portland, has re-
turned home.
Nil. Betsey Lord has returned FROM u
weeks .0lourn al the Islands.
There was a we'll attended dance Al
Odd Fellows Hall the 22d; music by
wentworth's hand.
Moody =. Walker was thrown down
and stepped on by hls horse last week
No bone. were broken, bat BE- was &C.
,erely bruised and l. confined to the
house.
Burnham 4 Morrill, will commenc,
packing coru Aug. -, the Earliest they
have ever commenced here. The -hoI
will be- superintendent by the same man
agcment a. Il has been tor the last eight
years.
A Young man came into this yillag,
Yesterday who was sllghely exhilarated
and was really suffering for thrashlng
lie could not be- satisfied with kind treat
ment and good advice, but searcie,
around tIll he found Andrew, who gave
him a good sound drubblng which had I
very quleting effect upon him.
Il. @. fessenden has returned To hos
ton.
Augustine Ingalls, Il putting new
roof on his stable aud making other Inn
proyements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
EASY wAr1aenan


G. II. Pride has spent week In Port
land.
C.N. Abbott returned to Broekion,
Mass, Tuesday.
CT. Ame- went Ia Portland last week.
Mrs. Ames' niece, Lizzie Cummings, re-
turned with him.
There was dance here Friday evening.
Dr. D.. l.. IIamlin, wife aud ION, Mr..
Parks. wife Anna McWain) aud daugh-
ter, aud Miss Laura Mcwain, all Of
waltham, Mass, Who are stopping at
south Waterford, visited their old home
on Mcwaln lllll, saturday.
Joseph II. Haskell and Henry Rolfe
are threshlng In 4. j. iIaskelrs mill.
They have good run Of business con-
sldering the weather.
Jennie IIsggett IL recovering from the
mumps.
4. y. Haskell has hired Walter Bisbee
Of Norway, for year. lie will move
his family here soon.
Rev. 4. l.. skinner will preach In
Temple Illl school house Sept. ist.