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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
RuckEiEIn-

Rev. Leonard Clark Of East los An
gelos, was the guest OF J. W. whltten'-
family last week. Mr.. Clark was a ma
tive ~ Damariscotta, Me-, aud left for
California rs years ago, and married Miss
Susan Record, q sister Of Mrs. whltten.
They have three grown up children who
h. says never saw snow ar frost. Ihis
l. his first visit to Maine since leaving.
Rev. &. VI. Emery ~ Portland, preach
el az the Baptist church Sunday morn
Ing, July 18th.
Night watchmen were put on guard AZ
the village on the night 81 July 9sth, the
Oc,asiou being the presence ~ two sus-
picious looking persons lurking around.
\. VI. Austin of Portland was In town
last week.
Moses Pulslfer aud wife. ~ Auburn,
arc the guests ~ Arlon nlton.
Mis- blanche stanley. daughter ~
Artist stanley ~ lewiston, and Miss
lone Harlow of Dixfeld were the guests
~ the family " George u. Blsbee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
hERRON.

Mr.. Hyde, wife and grandchild, whC
have been stopping at the Bellevue for 4
few weeks, have returned To their hom'
Ia Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Capt. ID. 4. scribner aud children
Of Mystic, Conn, are visiting at Prof
sargents.
Mrs. Alex Turner aud Mrs. II. NJ
Everett are spending a week at Old
Orchard.
j. ID. sturteyant aud Fred went q
Dlxfleld Ia attend the celebration Mon
day.
Rev. \. ID. Richardson has green corr
from hls garden. Mrs. Richardson has
had serious III turn this week but Al
present writing Il more comfortable.
T.. l.. Packard has the cellar ready foI
hi. new apple house aud the brick founda
tlon will be laid In few days.
II l. hoped we shall have a few days
Of dry weather soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

No hay weather yet. There l. much
cut grass aud partially made hay that
has been cut since last Friday aud to-
day I. Thursday. Potato tops are rus
ting badly; the air |. polluted with a
nauseatlng Odor of decaylng vegetable
matter. Colds aud malarial diseases are
quite prevalent.
Blueberries are very plenty aud the
dull weather u improved In picking
them. IL seems az though those Newry
people would be spared the labor OF
securing their mountains this year a.
they have been so well washed by 81
much rain.
4. q. Loyejoy l. sick. lie injured him
self by falling over a wall and has been
Ia a bad way since. DIR. X. q. Wiley !.
attending him.
Mr.. True OF Norway, was In town
Yesterday delivering the crockery he
took orders for last spring; his patron.
are highly pleased with the quality OF
the goods.
ARENAS Mason l. so much better a. "a
be- able Ia ride Ia Bethel Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
pljuroRp CENTRE.

Mr.. Charles Howe, wife and children
Of Fitchburg, Mass, j. visiting his sister,
Mrs. Mary Eaton. Nearly twenty years
have elapsed since hls last yisit here.
White Cap Mountain has given boun-
tiful supply Of blueberries this year, and
Il l. still very good picking.
Mr.. Fred Stevens, Of Bryants Pond i
hauling some spring water from the Mt.
Zircon Spring
There l. a fair prospect Of having q
telephone line 20 the place.
The post office Il now located In the
store of j. l.. stephens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

The 18th reunion ~ the 1t Maine
Heavy Artillery will be held at Camp
BENSON, Newport, ON "wednesday, Aug
n. II will he a basket pi'nic. The
secretary wishes the address OF every
living member Of the regiment, aud also
to b. Informed ~ the death Of any mem
her. The addresses ~ several comrade.
are wanted TO complete the roster, and
anyone who can furnish the address or
know. Of the death of any Of the missing
comrades, will confer q favor by sending
such information 10 Nal. Fred {. Low
Bangor, Maine, who l. secretary OF the
association. In the list are the names ol
the following from oxford County,
Harry q. Morton. enlisted from fryeburg.
Mm. W. Killourn. enlisted frOm w aterfori.
Alex Woodbury.. enlisted nun Buckneh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
ERvEBuRO.

q. A. Page, A. ". has returned "a
Leicester, Mass.
Prof. Milton u. starrett, 81 Tufts Col.
legr has been visiting at Mr.. Morgan's'
Ex-Goy. Pialsied aud Wife, have re-
turned to the fryeburg House after a
tour to the mountains.
Mrs. Casscll aud sou, from the West
are visiting at Mr.. Harrison McNeals.
Mr.. Harry IIlldebrand l. In Indiana,
Penn, where he was called by the death
~ HI. father.
Rev. Wallace Nuttlng, former minister
az the Congregational Church, l. spend
Ing hi vacation In Ala.ka.
Mis- Della VI. Taylor, ~ Newcastle, !.
AZ Hon. q. II. BarrOws.
Herbert W. Odlln has returned Ia Con
cord, y. III.
Mrs. Fred v. Dow aud Miss Woodbury.,
81 Portland, are al Miss II. &. Osgood's,
a. are also Mis.e. Bnyyell and Whltten.
4. l.. Shirley l. visiting In the place.
List ~ persons In fryeburg who pay
ox,r fftv dollaFs tax for lss0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
DENMARK.

MR.. Flora shaw II Portland, l. visit
Ing her uncle, james Wentworth.
Charles Blake aud wife are at Geo. n
Wentworihs.
Augustine ingalls, has commenced
making boxes for Burnham 4 Morrilr'
shop. The can makers have nearly com
pleted the supply Of cans for the YEAR
pack.
Gideon VI. Sanborn and wife who have
been la town through July, have ~
turned "a llayerhill. Mass.
Quite a full house ~ summer boarders
At Wentworth Cottage.
4. II. Jones has returned from ,um
berland Mills where be- has been hayinl
for =. ID. Warren & Go.
Walter Luck Of Bridgton has moved
into Coriella smiths house aud viii rur
a meat cart In this vicinity.
Ahban =. Bradbury l. threshing grain
al hls mill.
Mr.. Mrilla Ingalls, spends the week
At Portland aud woodfords, the guest oi
e. X. Berry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
osEnRn

Mr.. john Dean. for many year. q rrsi-
dent ~ this town, died AZ laNrrnc-'
Mass. July 10Th. agri - year,. III"
funeral va. held AZ the home ~ her son
Al Wclchyillc and .hr was buried At
Pigeon I'LL.
Mr.. Hamilton went to plymouth last
week Ia attend the celebration.
Mr.. Geo. Robinson aud daughter oi
Cambridge. Mass, are visiting his father
a. East oxford.
Mr.. :. u. Edwards has been quite
slck.
Mr.. samuel Bumpus i improving.
VIM. BeXter has gone Ia England.
The Robinson Manufacturing Go. talk
~ putting electric light. Into their mills
Mr.. Vernon SWEET ~ Paris, q student
~ krnt's IIill. l. canyas.lng for a very
valuable book called That Unknown
Country" written by clergymen Of all
denominations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
GIIEAD.

The person who predicted a hot and
dry summer had better not make his aI-
pearance here for Il would be- Instant
death "a him.
The farmers are about half through
having aud Il looks now a. though they
would b. another month In finishing.
All kinds ~ crops are very forward
green corn on the table Aug. lsi.
Mr.. George T.. Burnham has been u
West Paris TO visit her father, JOIN
willis.
Large quantities Of blueberries arr
carried OF old Bear Mountain daily, rain
or shine. ,
E.E. Kimball has been 10 New Norl
ON yi.li. lie arrived home Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
MInnIEINfrRNALT.

William swan of Dover, y. H., l. nov
the guest oil. 4. klmball aud family.
\ squash grown ON the Maple Grove
farm. picked july iOth, weighed 10 lbs
Swrct corn the same date.
II. u. FLAT l. doing good Job paint
Ing here.
Six Young turkeys aud two old Ones
have recently been destroyed by a fox
S0me Young hunter would be- doing "a a
favor Ia stop that .ly creature.
Mr.. II. Watkins ~ Lewiston, la.
made "a a pleasant call; also Mrs. j. III.
Oliver aud sister of Bethel.
otis Wyman of Peru, was Ia town July
18th.
The North Star steamer from Rum
ford takes pleasure seekers to and from
the Hill 10 this place. IL l. fne look
Ing boat aud managed by .kilful hands
4 party here have made arrangements "a
hire Il aud take a trip Ia some spot for q
picnic aud recreation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
MARLBORO.

Mr.. lydia IIartWell from Mlddleboro,
M..s.. l. visiting az the Hartford Cold
spring harm. ~.
Alert sampson had his thumb badly
rru.hsd the other day by a stone, while
building a water course.
Potatoes arr rutting. Oats are rusty
m thl. weather holds hay viii grow mus
Adelbert Alley aud Que Of his children
arr quite sick. -,
colu ihirkis. a sOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
EASY RErnEI

Dog DAYS, ne improvement la the
seaihef.
~pringhoard dancv Tuesday evening,
August 9th Music hy theDiNheld band.
Tickets fur dancing -.
Porter Farwrll has returned from
Massachusetts,.
Me- Lillian kimball l. visiting al W.
:. Mieht's. West iethel.
4 number frum this place went on
ths excursion 90 Portland The 18th.
Died Ia Massachusetts,. july 18th, in-
fsut .on ~ Arthur aud I'ilel-r Blake, agy-i
about i've months The remains Wvrv
accompanied o. this plac- aud burial
.rr,icr. uerv held iulS 9Th.
Erhultr meeting ~ 4. 90 II. AZ Grange
Hall. saturday evening. Augu.i leah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
sEwRY

since last Friday there has been nc
weather to handle hay.
a.. &. Athsrion of TIL. town has been
In falling health for about xix weeks; u
l. nervous trouble.
schools In No | aud closed last Fri
dav. No. closed Friday of thl- week
The sewing cirrle u to be- at W. H.
wighi's Thursday ~ this week.
Mr.. I.ucrrta Bartlett, widow oi
Elisha Bartlett, has recently gone Ia
Parmachceme Lake as cook for John
Danforth Ia Camp Caribou.
Wanted, to sec patch ~ blue ky
the sun l. the greatest stranger In these
parts.
presume the Newryiies Will 'cou'
the mountains hereabout a. usual after
the blueberries, notwithstanding IN,
thorough washing they have received
from the late heavy rains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

e.. Il. smith. the Photographic, ol
Tyehurg. Ne. stopped a. home oNc'
SUNDAY. &C. came o. bring M. sister
Edith VI smith. home ou a short Nisii.
j. Grin smith ani Eugene .. Smiii
serv AZ The Lake on husines. this week
p.acon osguod rerry's family are ~
pecting several friends from Massachu-
stts. % board Niih them Tor shori
time.
=. 4. rartridgr AMI Wife snd gran
laughter. t.roa Noyes, went 90 Fort
land GA he excursion saturday and stop
r.,l over till Tue.day.
Winub. aud Maude Partridge ar'
visiting frieuds in Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
rsyssuRo CENTRE.

John Ingraham died July q, aged e'
years- .p..,o, a. Va.
,,ins frlrrd. In Fryeburg and vicinity.
Your correspondent made a ns' 20
Mr.. Enoch Wiley, where We found heI
mar, AMI lively, doing her own WORK
!. ,hoagh not more than forty year. OH,
although she Il In her se,enty-elgh.n
xssr ia good place TO make Visit,
NJ. i A. Wiley and daughter intend
20 return 10 Boston the 3d'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
ROsRuRY

John Huston 3. very sick with dropsy.
Mr.. Ann Conant l. very sick, many
20 her friends have come 90 vist her.
Mr.. lIannafnri's only daughter l. very
low. She l. NJ .umfoui.
Mr. staples has hal much heavy blast
lng done on the river to help out hls logs
when the water comes.
Mr. Morrill, ~ Buckheld, has been Ia
town booking fof wool.
Mr.. Weeks has sold his Fat oxen Ia
Bsu Trask.
Po,aiocs ar rustlng badly thls dog
lavs weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
PORTER.

Cloudy and rainy since Saturday
farmers are having hard time To cut
their meadows and finish haying foi
they are very wet. Grain Il sprouting
In the fields for the heavy showers Of the
past week has beat IL down bad, and IL u
hot and muggy.
Mr.. Irving 'fowle, young man for
merly Of this place, died al sandwich
y. H., aud was brought here for burie|
Thursday.
Mr.. Elias Garland, formerly OF thi'
town now Of Boston, Lost his child b,
diptheria the past week. II Il to b'
brought here for burial.
Poor weather for camp meeting at Se
, bago Lake this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
rAsr nrRRON

Tanmer. arr having a great drawback
about cutting their hay on account oi
Rad weather..
Arthur l.. Bonncy l. helping \. VI.
Tnsr 81 hls hav when the suu shiuc-.
Mr.. Iucrvtia Jones and her daughter
Mamie. 20 Auburn. arr visiting their rel
alive. in this place.
Mr.. n. = DaVi. and Mi. Lillian y.
M.rshall ar. bath little better.
The SWEET corn crop l. looking quite
nicely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

u.rr, haven't hc.n bat two fair days
.n thr ~perkici Mountain rvgion for a
tsar af Irssf. that o. The report made hy
o. .smr.nr party vho seut up there
a.f astk fhry ought to know sumr-
chin. ahnlf De-. fnr thsy svry thsrr thru,
Ist. anI be- r,iu-i 40 the time. They
hlia su,.lt.ms uctw outstanding, though
pleasant weather euud have h-.u more
.rr.r.h|r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
aayAnr,s ponp

Charlie. y Brown and family are yi.li-
lng At Joseph Browns.
Mrs. Elmer Cole lost iine canary blr,l
while Visiting AZ X. l.. Coles. The ilnd'
" will De- suitably rewarded.
Mr.. Ann Day, wife ~ John Day, dlc'I
the 2sth inst, ag~i abouu ~ years
Her funeral va. attended on saturday
by Rev. T.. II. Tabor.
\ cyclone passed through the noril
part ~ Woodstock, Monday evening. II
cut a swath through the forests about
atecn rods wide through the valley,
damaging Joseph Acklcy's new barn
and other property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
sRowNFiClp

Irving Mayo u BOSTON l. visiting At =.
l.. frnk's.
Arthur I'rndcxter L. very sick. lie u
stopping No his sisters. Mr.. :. Eaion's.
Mr. > staple. Who IA. tcvn danger
ously sick 4. thought a. D. some better.
p wrntvorth - Boston l. going Ia
build a blacksmith shop Ia or near the
village.
Mr. Mciucas Z. building q dne house.
charles Harmon has rrntc,i the Nettrn
house aud viii souu ocCupN u.
Andrrw Lewis will soon commence
huiliiug him a house.
Lima frink has gone o. North Con
eat Zoe n frw sc~ks.
Iluslness ~ an Kind. l. very dull.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
WILSON'S MILLS

summer tourists are quite numerous
now several parties have been at Flint.
the past week. The new house Il nearly
completed.
F.T. Pennock has hi. new house az
and boarded In.
T.. VI. Abbott Of Berlin, has been az
again accompanied by Dr. y. A. Colby
IN the interest of the life aud Accident
Insurance Co.; quite a number around
her, took out life and accident policies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
rAsr nanMhrlrIn-

The campers-out returned Ihursday
evening after = DAYS Ia the mountain.
aud report a fine time.
~ Gar le.. than usual have been At the
Assembly: II Il clears on the
usual number will probably h. found
there the last days. Reports from the
Lecture. pronounc. them very fine.
l.. &. Bradbury has begun saving
siaVr. and has large contract for
shook.
=. T.. Stlcknev has t.--n visited by
friend. from boston aud lluenos Ayrrs,
The late rains have Injured quite lo'
80 haN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
LOWELL.

Died, AZ North Lowell, July 81, Henry
m. McAllister. The funeral, attended
by Rev. !. ". Card, was held at the
school house az North Lowell on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Dennis Andrews aud daughter OF
Pennsylvania. are visiting In town.
&c. Andrews aud Oven Z. Eastman
are camping on spcckled Mountain this
week. The bear steak which they have
10 snare l. all engaged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
NOTICE. OF ronEcLosuRs.

ylvUEREAs, MARI W. LamrVck of Norway,
w by his mortgage dee.i, diated the ninth Day
N ostotsr, A. n. lssi. aud recorded In the on
fori County Registry ~ Deeis, book W., psfe
IA. conveyed b. me the uniersignesi. certain
Parcel % resl estate. situate In Norway, In ths
County % oxford, and being on the ssstsriy siie
Of the rad leading frvm Norway village a.
south Paris. and heing tie place formerly owned
about sixty eight squsre rOsis of land with the
buildings thereon, and whereas the condition Oi
.aid mortgage has been broken. now thereof, by
rpason Of The bresch Of the condition thereof.
claim a Foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Norway. July q, i-o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
orsFiClp cUNTRg.

cur farmer. all say this l. the wors,
hsy SEASON they ever ssN-first ~ Au-
gust and only about half done
Ilertert Fohcs has returned % Massa-
chusetis lie works In the waltham
watch factory.
several summer visitors from Massa-
chusetts are expected hcrr next week.
Mr.. Elijah Holman % Pennington l.
making some ~ her old friends AZ this
placr her former home a short visit.
RaWson Holman 10 South rafis, msde
hls father a short visit last week.
Hiram Holman. little girl l. no bet
faF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
plcHvAlE.

Thomas wyman aud wife have set up
housekeeping In the \. W. Atkins house
Poor hay weather, Il the general COM
plant among the farmers.
Blueberries are plenty on the noun
taius.
n l. rumorr,l that Mr.. ;. Atkins has
.old his horse TO Lewiston parties Tor
sgnO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

Jackson Eus.sll 20 last waldohoro'
D.. IL bel. ghior worse than the fellow in
ihr Scriptures Who .ows tares ln hls
ls.ghhor's feld. IN moving this yea
W Russell found railroad spikes and Old
IRON so arranged through his field that u
aas impossible for him Ca escape them
siih MI. machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
UPTON.

Enoch and Willie Sargent caught a
bear Ia one Of their traps last week.
l.. Sargent has just returned from the
lakes aud reports fishing good.
Mr.. 4. French ~ Norway, Il In town
for few days he has two musical In
struments with him; the way he plays on
them l. caution Ia poor musicians Ia
keep quiet.
Mabel West 1. working for T.. l. Brown
Of Grafton.
We understand Ida Fuller l. sick In
bed; cause, having too many teeth out al
onct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
hoR1n PARIS.

Frank Farri. aud family have moved
90 Trap Corner.
Burney Fields will soon move back u
his stand In the village.
Rev. Seth Henson and wife have beer
home for a few DAYS. Mr.. Benson's time
l. nearly out at Bucksport and he ex'
net. 90 move back 10 North Paris soon
Mr.. Tucker and wife Of Boston, have
been visiting at her mothers, Mrs. Dea
BensOn's. for a few days.
Mrs. Esther Durham has improved
very much In health aud IL able To be W
and walk about the honse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

Au.r tn Europe b. a goo,i thing. and
ur rutt an M can arori thc ~Np"nsr
anIfm f takrs. \ guod glimp-r ~
Nrr.lr can i.r hal b, visiting ths Nene-
taa rNh.h.ilou a. raine's Furniture Co.
a. canal ~'r,s.t. Boston. where some ~
tif meet curious sfFCimrns % Venetian
f.rr.rrr, Az. nHi.r,.i FOR salr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

ule rsport q the board In Col. Lynch's
ease exonerates Col. Lynch from the
charge q drunkenness aud wilful disc
hetience ~ orders, while Il hnds him
guilty "a neglect and lack ~ promptne-.'
u aiso makes some good general sugge--
lions In regard "a discipline In the -er'-
AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

A south BerNick man cut his boys
hsel Nth a scythe, then took The boy
hone and attempted 90 take care OF the
wound without calling In a physician.
" was not property dressed. aud when :
physician Was AZ last called. Il VAS 700
ate, AID The boy died.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

nie son ~ Frank Gould % kingheld,
j. years old. was Instantly killed In I.
\. klrt.rtt's box mill 10 North Nes
Portland. The rope ~ the elevator hroke
aut The elevator dropping suddenly
caught him by the neck between the
Elevator and foor. se,ering the spinal
column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
CANTON

C.u. Lucas and wife are at the sea.
shore.
Dura bradford aud family are at the
seashorr taking q vacation. Prof. w,
W. Andrews OF Portland, u tending store
during Mr.. Bradfor,i's absence.
Miss I.irzie Russell Il al Lewiston TAX
Ing lessons In elocution.
John IIalnes Of lewiston was In town
last week.
The unlyersalist Circle will meet with
Mr.. q. W. Moore next Thursday after
noon aud evening.
&. a. Holt has been appointed post
master, Vice Monroe Peabody, removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
SIINNER

lie. not the weather beat the oldest
inhahitants
Trlas B1nney has finished having.
C.eorge x. Russell has hen that laid
An 90, I, 81 inches by q inches.
Mr.. susie cole % IlaVerhul, Mass i
Visiting her parvnts, Mr.. aud Mrs. l. T.
NurL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

ne utmocrat eats hlsckherrics this
u,.k tt d. kindness 20 ,. q. Marble,
De-. Nui the Cummnu Kind ~ black
tsrr.s.. srhrr. hut cultivated fruit 20
nm. Nraunm tarirtv that arv the Jumbo
,ffh. hi4tkherry family. Thrir eXceil-
CO.,, n quality D. Equal o. their eNccss in
s.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

oRoNN.NG ACCIDENT At CANTON
I.rU.a. a. To,v 20 Canton vas
Ur.an..I ahiIr sailing uu Aaguuiir,oA
Ia. ~lfurIat NJ lutr uHs Ia Crni-
u.f. .f Hebron NctlrmN. clas. 20 ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
THE OXFORD BEARS.
A WIT WEEK IN HANNo TINE MAKES
rttEM cROWl.

hss.scs r.ss .ss pisssia Report
ets'"sss In shsis Nssssisy. Iiss.
hss"s r.y,sg Crop Ia Albany. -
n-ss.xs Ia rss.--tss.is usssisg .aa
rssstsss usssisg all ss.s the C.sssy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
AanoXTR

Lone Mountain lodge Good Trmplar'
have elected the following officer. for th'
ensuing quarters.
CT.I N Ahi-ft
VI Mr. , ~ Abhott
~ssfrtafY. 4. jarian
- Mr.. 4. jordan.
r Arthur Akrrs
thrup.. !. " Perkins
n thas. nurilt
e. Mr. h 4 Euss.i
=. Giison Tuitsr.
Mr.. 4. II. Iiailcy and wife have becr
visiting friend. Ia Portland this week.
There have been extensive raids on th'
blueberrics thi. week.
Mr.. q. ". Fox, aud sons, 81 Dorchest
~. Mass. are stopping AZ the Poor House
Rev D.. \ IIoyt and wife, of It johns
bury. VT, arr In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

kImhall and son 20 Rostou. and
AH.sk Hammond an, Willing AZ III. D.
Uammuuls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

NJ. ur Merrill. child and nur-e, II
Portland. and Mr. Mathew son. child and
ru-.s. 20 Nev Nork. arr AZ Capt. Rip
'rr.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

N.Sico Bii. ofNouiana, i In town for
a fsu days.
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Ms. Nellie Eaton ot Portland, /. At
NJ Chass's.
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NJ Daniel Fohes. ~ North Cam
i-irs. Mass. H. In town visiting his
f-.fhrr Or frw daYs.
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NJ. Ei.is I'r,ntiss % BANGOR. l. visit
inc Ar Mr.. himhalis.
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VI.. Hattie \. Hooper. Formerly II
r,-.. unu 10 Hosion. l. spending her
,a.af..n ln tusu.
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WEST rRvgBuRG

Mrs. r. J. Haley has iriurncd from
Chicago.
The Sunday school Il preparing for Z
Temperance concert tn be given At thu
chapel soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

Mr.. MARY Hove Of Mc,ifori, Mass,
/. la town.
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NJ aud Mr.. ". e.. Gr-vne.ot >ag
U.rt.r. y. \. arv visiting Mr., Grvcue's
f.ftrr. capt. e.. N. Ripley.
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Al Berry. e.. e.. Chapman. and ! 4.
Thamr.on. q Portland, arr registered
sffhs Hubbard louse.
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Nr. Ia, and Nj. i.alei Hay, 81
r..rtftui. ar 40 Mr.. Chasr's.
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r-.f William q. ~argvnt, Principal
.fU.tran Academy, vas at the liill lat
Weirrslat.
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charts. 4 Jordan % ilslon, hss be-u
,..fur O. :. Cr.cker lea this village ths
t..f seek
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W..Nanc, ~tcarus ~ lioston. l. Nisii.
he -,ftfitr. and friends Ina town.
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Nj. ~usic Thompson. ~ kcnnebunk.
...fthr Hubbard House.