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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
puckFlflb.

!. G. Irish, VI. H., OF Lowell. Mass.
assisted hy Drs. &. VI. Blshee, ~ sum
ner, 7. Caldwell and J. y. Decoster, ol
Buckheld, and A. l.. stanwood, ~ Can
ton, performed surgical operation IN
the removal ~ an ovarian tumor. weigh
Ing ~ pounds, from Mrs. Frank II,
Chase Thursday forenoon. At this writ.
Ing Mr.. Chase i doing we'll aud u
under the care IL an experienced nurse
Who came with the doctor from Massa-
chusetis. DR.. Irish l. native ~ Buck
field removing Ia Lowell some sixteen
years ago aud has successful practice
A. a physician and surgeon, belng the
successor Of the late Dr. Burnham, ~
Lowell. a celebrated specialist In tumors.
This l. Dr. lrish's eighiy-thlrl operation
In which hc has had remarkable success.
Mr.. Irish, Who i a cousin ~ senator
FRYE, accompanied the doctor In Maine.
\. T.. Bcssey, VI. H.. ~ sidney. aud
Carol King, ~ Paris, were In town FRI
day.
James =. Jcwctt and u. &. Jcwett and
wife. ~ Auburu, werr Ia town Wedne--
day.
Carlton Gardner aud Gilbert Tiliou
have each found way to distribute the
surplus. They have Invested In horse
ilcsh.
Quite a number ~ our citizens attend
81 reception nj Mr.. and Mr.. Frank L..
Warrrn's last week. Several nicc pre-
cnts were made. notably the large tin
rattle manufactured especially Tor the
occasion, the presentation of which ere
atssl no little merriment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
bans

Elroy II. Davis, sou 81 BENJAMIN
Davis, and Miss Mildred y. Splller, wer
united In marriage by Rev. 4. Hill las
sunday evening. aud NJ once took pos
session 81 the lower rent In the new
house just built by Mr.. Davis.
The old blacksmith shop has beer
moved back on tn the hank 81 the rivel
this week.
The new street was opened a. the pub
llc Wednesday night.
quite number 81 our cltiyeus attend
rd the West sumner fair.
Miss Heath, q highly recommends,
drrssmaker from lewiston, has taker
room. NJ II. -. flheld'. aud l. prepared
10 lo al Kind. 81 tlres.making.
Miss Lizzie Beck has gone "a Boston
anil vicinity on visit.
The crazy supper viii D. under the
direction. aud Tor the benefit ~ Golden
Rule Lodge. aud will b. preceded by a
short literary entertainment which vii
commeuc. at : 10 y. NJ. "wednesday
evening. The admission Zee will be- the
small sum ~ ccnts. supper u c"nis'
Come snd bring YOUR friends with YOU.
Julius IIorrysock. q boy hftsen years
old. while NJ work Ia the Pioneer Co.'S
MILL. took an oil can aud went to oil one
~ the small saws. III. coat sleeve
caught and pulled hIs hand ON 10 the
.aw, seyerlng the thumb aud forchngcr
from the hand. lie had been told re-
peaicllv to keep away from the saws. u
being the right hand, u will b. q great
los.. The family arr IN rather poor
Circumstance. IIls father was sick all
the spring aud mo.t 81 the summer. \
purse IT over slO0 has heeu raised by
subscription for them. s2i of u was
given hy the Pioneer chair Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
AlaAu

NJ. Trcman Pug.ley ha. vacated th"
NJ. cutler House aui bought al" Ian
colin llousc 40 cornish aud removed q"
o. IT, has bo.n one ~ cur most stir
ing enisrpri.lug men aud vii D. much
missel. lll. suu George Sill conduct
th- husinr.. No th~ Nj. Cutler House.
IIi. mother-in-hN, Mrs.. Lydia G..
Buck. has removed from her farm Ia
the hotel.
Mr. T.. -. Tarnham, Who yacatrs The
Lincoln lIou.s. will return a. hl. former
rv.hlencr. The Jacob Thompson farm Ia
south Hiram. We welcome HIN back Ia
hi native town.
7. ". Warm. ESQ, our lawyer, has
removed "a south Waterford.
Mr.. Louisa u, Rounds, ~ Mlnncapo-
H.. IA. rcc~utly Visited her sister, Mr..
John H. Hubbard.
Mr.. Georgr Adams, ~ toruish, l.
psinting the post Office huilding AZ hast
Hiram. owned by Il. g.. Grccne, Esq., ln
tlnis aud hue riNaliing autumnal fol'-
Az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
CANTON.

II
George and Cyrus r. Bonney are tax
Inc much needed vacation. They ar,
visiting 40 frceIort aud Boston.
Mrs. J. &. Swssey u visiting friends Al
Ninal Haven.
The next Univer-alist Circle will meet
with Mrs. g. II. I.ncas Thursday even
Ing, Oct. Jist.
Charles Dcshon I. erecting stable on
Dixileld street.
The tosn Ia. begun Ia build the road
across the brook a. located by the Coun-
~ Commissioners a year ago.
Miss lena Packard has returned from
Shelburue, y. H., where she has been
NJ work.
The game IT hall saturday between
the Canton Points ami the DiNheld. ~
suited In a Viciory Tor the DlNnelds.
The rccent rains have proved benefit
to a.. II. staples AZ be has been able Ia
Heat his logs cut "a the Androscoggin.
Miss \. =. Bicknell has gone Ia BOSTON
after fall goods. Miss l.ulle Ellis /.
tending her stare.
Nathan REYNOLDS aud family who have
heen visiting Mr.. R.'s brother AZ Mime
alolis returned home Thursday. Mr..
l,eynold- reI,ort- very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mr.. y. X. stevens who have
l-eu AZ work AZ l.angclcy the past sum
mcr have returned home.
\ gloon has b~en east over our village
hy the death ~ Andrcw. little son ~ II.
\. RarrOWs. agcl 10 years and months.
The herraye'l family have our sympathy
la this their time ~ loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
WEST SUMNER.

Tho fair. the 18th, WAS a r'mafkahle
.ucc... particularly Ia point ~ number (;
though Nhy 80 many hundreds of pco-
come to .ec only lhsmselye. l. a question.
The dav Ma one 81 the finest. The
quantity and quality ~ miscellaneous
article. spoke veil Zoe the enterprise ani
puhllc spirit 81 the people. The show
If fruit very good, live stock good, and
DRAWN match particularly Interesting
Tao nine. were formed from those M
terr.tcd IN hasr ball. aud that large
prrceutagc 81 the Younger people, from
ihl. aud adjoining towns, resulting Ia a
tie. and an Was serene. The ball M the
evening VA largely attended.
Mr.. Reuben Barrett aud her daughter,
Mrs.. Addie colby. ~ AndoNer, have
visited Al Fred liarrctt's and other
friends rcyenily.
chester Allen was badly cut aud brui--
e,l about the face by his horse running
away aud throw ing him out.
Joseph Childs, 81 North Paris, rcceiN-
81 severe cut around the Joint ot the
thumb from knife, AZ fairNiew farm'
While heading a barrel the same day'
both requiring the services of Dr' his
bee.
Mr.. VIII Rand. of south Boston. with
her little girl has been az her father =
solomon Doble's. the past week return
ing 10 Boston the 10Th.
Mss Ada Waltz returned from Waldo
boro the liih.
Mr.. Deacon AbbOtt, Of North Paris,
1. strongly threatened with fever.
]. 4. Abbott aud wife are both sick
Mr.. 4. seriously ~.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Daniel Blsbee, Of Can
ton. came "a their sons, Dr. Chas. HIS
bees. the lith. remaining Till after the
fair.
Mr.. Fred ~. Walker aud baby Leila
and Nil. Katie Walker, of West Peru
arr visiting their aunt. Mr.. &. VI His
bee.
The Misses swasey. daughters of Hon.
Iohn H.. attended the fair and ball, stop
Ming With Miss Clara cole at Wcodlawn.
MR.. Hysrson Il improving In heaiii'
Al LYNN Il l. said.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gilbert Tuell, OF Bethel
ARE visiting at Dea. 4. \. TuelTs:
Wesf Paris, October 18th, to the wife
of Albert y. farris, a son.
4 mr. ]. 4. Irish, Of Lowell. Mass, ~
moved an ovarian tnmOr from the per.
son az Mrs. II. y. Chase near Buckfieid
village the 18th. bringing nurse train
al for the care Of such cases. Friday
morning he comes Ia West sumner u
onsr.te on Mrs. N. II. McAlllster for
,sncer. The doctor also removed can
Ger from the llp Of Malcolm Reynolds oil
Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

\ mother In Israel has gone Ia her
ret. Mr.. Nancy, aged - years, widow
~ the late stephen Cummings, Ieacc-
fully passed away the 18th int. aficr 4
long illness which was part ~ the time
attended with much suffering. Shs
leaves Ia mourn her loss three daughter.
and two sous, one ~ whom l. Dra. Dayi
D. Cummings II Hebron, Who has recent.
" Lost hi. right hand.
Dexter \. Cummings i quite lam'
from a huiise on his shin bon". The i.
a great trial "a him. lIe don't know how
to keep still and his huslnes. seems a.
rrqulrr hls p~r~oual attention.
Rev. D.. 4. Cummings, Portland. Ne,
Rev. stephen \. Holt ~ Winchester,
Mas. John \. Gr-.n and wife 81 Wal.
than, Mass. wvrr la town "Wednesday
Ia aiicnd the golden wedding of Mr. aud
Mr.. 4. n. lo,eioy.
\ gentleman trum l,nn, Mas J. in
town booking At timber land With rfrr'
encc Ia purchasing
I'auic. FROM lewiston Who have b.vu
Ia town With hounds ior the purIso.e II
hunting have vacated until Cuolcr wealth.
90.
Mr.. and Mr.. =. ~. Ioyeioy wish "a
extend thanks a. their many friends Va
NlhanV. Bethel. Greenwood, Mason.
Waterford. Bridgtou. lIarrisou, Norway
etc. Who met them a. their home on the
hftieth anniversary ~ their marriage
and left many substantial toxins 81 their
rvgaui aud spoke wuris II cheer and
Cumfuu.
cur farmer. herv wear brighter face.
~ late than fof the past year a. their
crop. came Ia thc lc.t for YEAR,. fhose
that grow lc,i all summer over the gold
and VET aud rrissi nu cora this year hni
the, have harvested the ilnr.i crup iur
,cars Now no ale 81 our stock h The
only thlng lcfi Tor any Que to grow
over aud but few seem Ca stop 90 du
that.
One thing seems SUR. that the game
I. not quite all annihllatcl a. some have
said fnr E.hhouu Judkins ~ North
Norway came up a. tie corner last
night 80 a. a. be- ready Tor to-,lay's hunt,
A. mcmt-r 81 the Norway squirrel
hunting PARTY. H. was up with the IAN
ani % fOf the woods. aud tonight b.
left with a COOL hlg ~ game. lie say.
his scorr would count over thfrr hundred
and the day not all spent either.
We have me- report from The Bfuns-
wick fur club that u camping in thu
south part ~ the town cNcrpt the music
~ their hounds.
w are having some splendid Weather,
somr rral golden day, and to-day Ne
hayv a golden wedding At th" corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
GREENWOOD

Nnir,V cole hss bought the farm
lately vacated hv hi. father. Calvin Cole.
AMI vii move ca "a u la a Nc,k or tso.
p-a. :. n. Cummings weui cot rvycnt-
lv o. dig .umc bitter sUcct ruot. cut
amnuEst the poison Wv. and soon wish
~ h. had kept cat 20 Il soon after the
rheumatism - in AMI altogether b. had
r. pr,if, hard time ~ 10. ILL., oldest son.
iussph " !. uov AZ humc ga Nisii.
issrun Cummings sent out o. frs'i his
pig ons daV and found him unable a. gvi
ou to his hini fost aficr keeping him a
urtk ~ iih be- sunl result b. Killed him.
tni thru found that b. hal heen injured
.u thr hack to such Am rNteui that a part
20 thr meat Ras purthlrss
\ :. Rrooks bot q nire February ball
calf thr other dav. vhich D. Nas faisinc
for siock Thr calf hal The appearance
10 being fnlsou~l.
Charirs iapham has had fearful
tlmr vith ueumlgia. AMI his Siir hts
i.osn on thr sick lit thr mosi ~ The
time sIncv ss.,raiiou. NJ laphAm has
quite earnestly Goa his farm. " heinc
nothiur o.. than lamb ahcut two
urfks old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
MIST REInEl.

cur fret killing fru.t Was on the morn
Ing IL the i2ih. followed by several 9th
crs with splendid clear days Ia which Il
do up fall work.
n. T.. Grover IA. hrcn critically lll fol
the past two weeks. hut secmci litil'
better al last accounts.
Mr.. Charlie. Eastman !. alec very sick
Her sous. Henry and Fred, arr At hons
assisting In caring f0r her.
u. II. Grover aud son, Sumner, arr 20
ing a. California to spend the winter.
\. T.. Bsan aud family from Mas.a
chu.ctts. have bccn Nisitlng friend. III
this plaC..
Another car IA. not be-n loaded viii
poiatoc. a. previously Intended, a. th'
iaunsr. don't care to takr their potaiuc'
from the cellar for lc.. than ~. Pcr hu
shrl.
h.. 4. Maine. recently sold a line lot al
thirty hmb. Ia Mclntirc brother. al
Waterford. Tor s3.5i per head. oihel
stock l. moving very slowly.
Dance AZ Grange Hall on the evening
~ Oci. 18th, % b. conducted 10y ~
mund Merrill.
Dr. Wiley. over 80 YEAR ~ agr, Ill
look. after the sick onc- a. h. has don'
for morr than ~ year. la this vicinity
The prr.cncc IT hi. genial fac~ j. mcil
cine Itself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
nxrnnn

Rev. Mr.. ~eaflcs IA. hc"u engaged o.
preach AZ West Poland. Services Ia the
forenoon.
Rnl,cri Gauincr ~ California, and hi.
brother ~ Rl,0l~ leland, werv at Rev.
George T.vkshurv's Last Nc.k.
An autumn leaf service was held AZ
The Congregational church SUNDAY.
The fr.t heavy ffost ~ the season fell
Friiay. The nth.
There VA a hall AZ the new hall Well
n...lsv evening. Arihuf Noteworthy,
coruet. Frank kimhall. clsrionrt, james
Ionc.. 1T violin. AMI John llaselton.
has. and prumptrr. oyster supper At
the Chadhourne llous".
Onlcer caldwell Wrnt "a iorv street
saturday last and Killed a pDor old ema-
clatcl aud crippled horse which bad
be.n abandoned and left "a starNe. VII.
Caldwell l. faithful aud efficient officer
Who knows hl. duty aud shrinks frum
no part ~ II. Hut the socieiy and pro-
fcsss,l friends ~ humanity must rrtnem-
l.er that officers cannot alwsvs work Tor
nothing. AMI u cosis something io chasc
ruiprits aud bury old hor.e-. There l.
It'll more 81 ihis work 60 h. done, and
let "a sustain our uiiicers la their hne ~
duty
Ahigh-.plritcd horse belonging 10 the
Rev. Mr. kcnniston ran away MONDAY
taking a. the Voods and completely lie
molishlng MI. new top carriagc and har-
n-... lIc wandered Tor a long time L.
forr being found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
wrsr FRYgBURG.


Mr.. James lluichius. ~ Nofth ttle'
h.r.s. has sustained some severe lhl
NJ sfumhled aud fell aud Nas unable ~
-. him.elf from heing trampleu "l''u
-, AZ horse b. was leading.
J.v Chandler has hargain'"i i"' wv
NJ. Nlber colby 1. visiting In low
en-. Mas. ,-.,.. ,t.,,.
NJ. Tr-.man Hutchlns has been Ni'"'
,,~ A Mr.. Eunlce lIuichins'.
Mr.. Mary T.. colby has rr'urn'' ~
Stephrn harrington !. Improving h,'
hullding. by che addition oi a ea''''S'
house. .., .1x.rti..
TT. Haley has posters ont .ase l'is
L. I'M. farm. stock, tools, etc, Tor sals
NJ Halev has Que % the hne-' mt .
,,is farm. In this section, lie ! eon .,i
,sll.i 40 ell a. his health i pooI a, -,
bi. .on ami family arr .oonto re'''''' "
Massachusetts. .4.,,i,s
connecticut man has he"n sl.i', ~,
az farmer. in this Vicinhy Nun "
SIew ~ making large purchases OF ''''N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
IaXEnuan

Mr.. j. T.. Hubbard, who has been In Z
printing ofilce In Woodstock, W., u her,
on his way "a brooklyn, y. y.
Mr.. 4. q. Frye, the newly appointed
postmaster, has been making great
changes aud improvements AT the post
Office.
Miss :. =. Evans. who has been con-
fined "a the house for some time, l. able
to he cut.
\ party Of young people went down
river last SATURDAY.
Rev. ". y. Livingston lecture'i In Tor
nish last sunday evening.
At the meeting ~ fryeburg Temper
ancc Association, sunday evening, Mr.
John Dln.morc was chosen president.
The VI. &. X. II. l. putting Ia mum
Der ~ switches NJ the station here.
Potatoes are being marketed as soon
a. dug. y. l.. Marx l. buying large
quantities.
Quite a number from this village went
on the u. & VI. ". u. excursion to Hos
ton Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
EAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. susie Cumminge il visiting IL
Portland aud vicinity.
Two Massachusetts, gentlemen arr
boarding at u. q. Pride's aud fox hunt
Ing.
Mrs. George Mlller's sister, Mrs. Phil
brick. aud daughter, ~ iiartland. arr
spending few weeks with her.
John Keen l. home again.
The store Of !. u. Longley at souti
Waterford was broken into Monda,
night aud what little money was In th'
till taken. II l. supposed to h. the worI
Of a tramp that was In the village tina
day.
Minnie Stevens l. working for Mrs
sanderson a short time.
J. y. McIntlre & sous are driving bus
iness this fall. They are away a larg'
pari Of the time buying sheep and cattle
Charles Chase and wife 81 Bridgt0n
visited at william keen's the first Of La
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
PORIER

cold. frosty nights, warning "a TIA
winter will .oon b. herr.
I. L. French. house caught frr We'd
nc.,lav from an oVcrhcated chimney, bul
Mr. French happened Ia D" In the hous'
at tho time. and With The help 81 Mr.
~ewell sawyer and Everett Wentworth
saved the hou.c from burning. MI
French had ju.t come ln, had hc bccr
out hfievn minutes longer. the hous'
would have burned with All u. contents
Nj. Edward Mr.erNe, nov Dbl. hthe'
i. dead. Will take hi. mother with hln
to hl. homr in Massachusetts.
Eldrr Page IA. moved into the house
formerly occupied hy Mr. VI. VI. Libby
VI. Iihh, having gone o. Mnssachusrtts
Elder Frederick l'hilhrook has moved
into NJ. Eva Cook. house, Mr.. '"oh
having moved a. Rochester, y. ".
Farmer. ah-iut done harvesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
NORWAY LAKE

Emerson kilgorr 4. hauling corn from
Waterford a. Norway depot.
81. stevens ha. le,n surveying th'
past week timler land flr Z. II. cum
ming. a Sous, AMI DAVID Brook., alec
Eh-n ~hscklcy'. mountain lot, AMI ct
ting up stone monuments letNccn The
lol..rt Move. estate and Mr.. Winthrop
stevens. hni Ia Norway village.
Mr.. David Rruok. IA. gone a. Massa'
chn.ett.. ~hc Wa called there by the
.e,rrr .lckne.s - her daughter. l.ucr,-
tin. Who went there on visit.
We are paincd o. hear ~ the death 81
Arhur 2 French. Who di~i AZ Colorado
the sixth instant. IT consumption. III
remain. arr expected here to-day 'lhur-'
day.l Thus passes away another N"une
man beloved and respected hy all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
aljugoRp CENTRE

over one hundred attended the circle
AZ Mr.. George fuum's last Ihursiay
evening. An entertainment outside 81
the usual line was given the friends via
came o. psss the evening. Mr.. farnum
was married to Mr. I. v. Richsrlson ~
Paris. by Rev. Mr. llannaford. MI aud
Mr. Richarlson reviewed many c"ngfai-
uiaiions FROM the large number prr-eni
We welcom. thi. gcntlemhn a. our vi
hgr. Mf. Jane. :, Morsc will have the
neat cirrle We arr not PROMISED The
.ame trrai a. VIZ. N"r.- 7. q married.
man.
NJ. waldo ic;irugill anil wife vcrr
calle,i a. attend the funenl ~ Mr.. fci-
tencills father ~ Mechanic falls last
Wrrk.
Ne arr sorry that Mr. y n. lloyt aud
hi mother ar "a lea,eus even Tor one
yrar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
HEBRON.

VIM. n. Atwood. E.q., of Buckheld
Judge lionney IT Portland, and Prof
Moody ~ AUBURN, were In town last
week.
lIoratio Murch, Alton lIlbbs, Albion
Cushman aud another young man have
gone Andoycr way on = hunting eNpeii
ton.
Mr.. Knapp returned to hIs home Ia
BOsiOn this week.
Bertha Packard has taken rooms Al
III GlOyer's aud will do dressmaking
Although Miss Packard has worked hut
a short time. she has all she can do aud
I. much liked.
l.. !. Bumpus Of Auburn i at hl'
fathers this week.
The harvest home festival was n sue
cess every way. The proceeds netted So
Work on the buildings for the princi
pal l. progressing. The walls ~ tn
stable are up aud boarded.
We understand Henry stearns ha'
taken the Job Of draining the swamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
SUWRV

IN epidemic ~ colds se,ms a. h" pre-
,niling her, IN The writers family i've
arr slck ~ he prr.ent writing.
Mr.. Thompsou. housek-rper to :. II.
Poster. ~ this town, Was very sick AZ
last acyuuuts.
VIII williamson. ~ kansas, formerly
II ihis plscc. ha. lately arrived from thc
west III wifr. a daughter ~ orring-
ton Poster. Esq.. hss h-en spending The
summer with her parents la this town.
Charlie E1cle u sirk with consumption
so hsar llis family consisting ~ HIM
elf. wife and child have h-cone town
chargr IT, halls from Canada 80 ~
purt save.
Porter Farwell and wife have engaged
to carry on the Rufus ~tearns place for
one war.
l.. :. Fosier has bonded hi farm to
on. Nagili ~ The lake region 80 am
told.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

Had thrrr frosty nlghts. the iir.i "a
kill vegetation for the hll. Never ~
mrmlsr 90 have seen frvi 80 guud Ia
pasture. 80 late in October a. nov.
a.. ,. >killings, 10 Bolsier's Mile. ha'
h.eu In town looking after sheep, cattle
and fur. said meat sioek l. the worst
to huy anI .sll that b. eNvr knew u
sincc b. Ia. hr-u in business.
All~rt liiileh~ld, ~ >ioneham, Nas
Ia town to-,ls, With his cart. llsrt l. q
fair man aud W. al Ike % have him
call
cur district school commenced Mon-
dsy. Mi.s Frank Oti., ~ Grafton, teach
e. Miss Otis comes veil recommended
AMI W. arr looking for a good school.
They have rrhuili M. chimne, La the
VI. T.. chapel aud some repairs made. All
volunteer labor.
!. No. Bean. E.q., ha. his cottage mar
Ia hnished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
E9-cOv uAeRlF AT rONE


er.fFr ln the Argus dsscfihes ~,
'f"t Nlrhle's home at Naldohor" an'
lls l.ue lie a. follows
Aira ruis cat 20 the village Se pass
-i ths rr.slrnce "a EN-lsov. Marbir-'
'ran'aied old Dulch house, long mar,
raa nle story. painted White. locaie.i
thalf ten r,.is from the highway, Nhich
ir-crnl. towards tn water ~ the BAY
all beatty Kept lawn, shaded ~
h,Ii 'cure 20 majestic elms, heuestr
Nlth the EX-fsoyrrnor sometimes tsAs'
lafi p.th the Young people ~ The nsigl-
.-'flos,i in M pssfims - hSn tsnnl-'
ihf t'oternor l. a successful faruief a.
sci al poiiticisn and ofiice-holder, snd
30 - ths most liberal ~ many hcspit'
.b.e Inhabitants "a The old ncmotrst's
Dutch tosn. ne can hold the tifn
''ugh, ~ can plan a poliiicsl campa' ~
q ean stand 40 the village corner vii
peth hands under his coat tall and t.iA
nhss with The strest loafer; anu NJ
,tn, a. h. does. entertain bis frlend- A.
n. bone la a princely style. fruaen,l
~ liberal o. the unfortunate. aud efel
ss.ay 10 besg0w a favor, be has hos'
ettrisn4s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
LOWELL

Mr.. George Douglass aud -on from
Schago have bccu ,l.liiug At Z. h. chap
man's.
\ horse belonging to Dr. -. l.. small,
II lewiston, Who drive. through thu
section with medicines. fell through the
barn door at II. II. McNlli.ter'. one
night last week. Que hind foot wa'
caught Ia the floor aud the head was IN
the water Ia the barn cellar.
Mr.. Tarnhim, from Abb0tt 4 Rey'
nolds, Salem. Mass. l. buying apples In
town: also q gentleman from Paris.
". ~. brown has been engaged IA
superlniend the erection Of large
boarding house la Rochester, y. IL. III
Ia. hirc,i quite number II workmeu
Ia go with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
uPros

~. DNinell, ot Winchester, Mass,
Who IA. he-n stopping AZ th" Lake
IInuss. l. "a rrturu home next Sunday.
Az. Frusi l. home from %" lakcs
for a few days.
4 heavy frosi four nights Va succes-
.lon. bat then Il 3. The frsi fro.i ~ The
season.
Enoch sargent I. hunting muskrats.
EdWari Noble u in town.
We arr told that Mis- Mahsl West Ia.
lecn o. boston to buy millinery ani
fancy goods. We hope .he will do we'll.
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Ndiie Hsil Head 9. home frum Dix
dsli w. her, shc has hsen AZ work ln the
corn shop.
Trr,l Head has returned from a short
Wilt o. Rfucktuu, Mas.
"A old fashioned huskiug Al Iciierson
Tarrar'. Goa che evening 81 oytob"r lih.
Ilu.kr,i out about 10 bushels. About
onr-half d. ril.s-l this YEAR.
The much needed road machine ha'
isru in car neighhorho"d.
lot "a eur people vent y"
-, H., AL. .tftls .hnw oCtul-rr 18th.
rh~v rvport gpoi show and loi' ~
jane. T.. Bicknell hal hi thrcshing
machine hail, damaged a few day. ago
Cau.e. cattle ran away
Atout a dofrn 20 oar men anl bol !
arr away un hunting eNcur-i'h az
ami around the mountains In No''d''"eA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
FAST BtvnEI

The first frosi ~ the season In this w.
entity Whliencl the ground saturday
morning. oct. 18th.
Mr.. u. n. klmhall from Roxbury,
Mass. I. noN visiting her son, &. 4.
klmhall.
Mr.. carrie Rartlrtt has returned frum
a visit a. Roston. waltham. etc.
Porter farwell anil family have moV~l
to Ncwry.
Mr.. y. :. BARTLETT .. now stopping At
West Bethel.