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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
nuMfORn

Your correspondent h,. been on Va
cation and that u Why YOU have n",
h.anl from here lately.
Nothing ~ any great note has irans-
plr-i her. lately. The usual amount ~
coming snd going.
Mr.. Dresser trom California I. visit
Ing her mother. Mr.. Martin. Mrs. Mar
tin will % to California aud make her
home with Mr.. Dresser.
Mr.. clay 4. visiting her father aud
mother, Mr.. aud Mr.. Carter Elllo,t.
O,hy Parker 81 brooklyn, y. Y, \.
Waiting NJ Mlss Walkers.
20. Elliott aud wife. from Norway,
hs,. hc-n spending few dsy. IN town.
II ..-ms quite like old times la see Frank
among ~.
Mr.. Carter Elliott :. In feeble health
hu, l. Improving.
Han. Elliott came near meeting With
. ..riou. acciient while driving pair
~ horse. from Bryant's Pond. The
horse. took fright At pile ~ rail-. and
ran OF the cni 10 a bridge near Milton
AMI o,erturns,i ~. load. throwing Mr..
T.. under on. IL the horse. bat fortu-
nsiely she sprung a. her fr-i ani llbef-
a,~l him otherwise Il might have been .
fatal accident. one 81 IA. horses va.
badly injured.
II look. nov a. though Rumford stood
= pretty cool show ~ getting senator.
Everybody l. done having.
The crop. are booking fin- sni every
prospect ~ an abundant Yield.
Rev. NJ. Jones, wife and daughter.
FROM Norridg-wcck, have arrived In
town for a few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26


Thursday while DR.. n. y. Mcll. wife
and THREE children were out riding. the
Dr. vas thrown from the carriage and
the horse ran more than = mile Into the
village befor he was stopped. Mr.. Vim.
y. Kendall sprang for the horse but
mlssei him, but caught upon the hind
part of the carriage and climbed To the
back 81 the horse, sni secured the reins,
sni stopped him. Wonderful to relate,
the family rselvei no Injury and the
horse aud carriage were none the worse
for the accident; only the harness suffer-
ell.
Mr.. Cummings with .ix men has Old
Fellows Hall covered In aud Il putting
on the finish.
Gilbert Tusll With eight men has 4.
J.. Burhank's house about ready foe the
plssfercrs.
Albion Holt aud Ward II. Swan have
their houses on Elm street nearly ready
Tor the mssons.
Fritz Gcddani l. putting In the fcun-
'laticn for house on the corner ~ Eim
and Railroad STREETS.
The coru factory u ready for packing
ani some pi.ces 20 corn Will be suitable
to pack the first of september.
The Water Company Will have water
into the village by sept. lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
nROMNEIEID-

Among The rr,cnt visitors Ia IN" pleas
ant HON. ~ Mr.. samuel warrrn we're
Mr.. y. q. and VI. l.. and Mr.. Cunning
hsm If Iiosion. ani Mrs. >euter, Nls.
small. Mr.. sni Mrs. \. y. Warren aud
Mr.. William Warren ~ Portland. zoe
.m,rt old LADY. aged - YEAR,, Mrs. u.
q. 20 BOSTON, salke,i long distance and
picked quart. II bluebcrri.s.
Proi. Adsm. hni wife ~ Nlau'a nl'
,crsiiv. Ca. inside a short visit At j. L.
fHnk'..
Incl. Tom. Cabin Nth the usual va
ristion. was PLAYED under q large tent
saturday evening. II was well plaNri.
Music consisting % q full bras. hani an'l
an orchestra ~ four Instruments added
much Ca ~. entertainment.
The rv,rnt rains have given new
lease af life a. the cucumber business
snd raised the hope. ot the .wcc, corn
ulsuters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
DENMARK

Mr.. Rar,l,ti ~ the Rarilett House. !.
huilding q blacksmith shop o. lct him
tell u. bat The Knowing one. say Il i Tor
the Is,.t ofiic- Mr.. smith and other.
have hargsin-i for.
Me. " D.. stuart "a Cambridge,
Mas. l. Sisliing herr.
Nj. e. u. berry Il pcvring. u al l..
4 lngalls'.
The Iiugr,y brother. Il Detroit, Mich,
native. ~ this town have given an Iron
frns~ fur the cvmstsry VA which their
family 1. bari,l. The cn.t was s1tl
nl- oNnsr. IL the lot. pat the fence 10
position.
Mr.. 4. ~. Peudsstcr ,lslt. her mother
AMI sister Ia Wakefield. Mas.
Mr.. Abbl- Burlelgh IL Bosion. !.
visiting her mother. Mr.. VI. VI. Bennett.
Mr.. Hedges and .ou IL laSr"nc",
Mass. arv hoapling II the NspleN"od
cottage. Mr.. AMI Mr.. Ausiin ~ Nor-
crsisr, Who haVr hcen boarding therr'
have returned a. Massachusetts.
NJ. Edmund A. Ingalls, 81 this town
IA. hssn nominated Tor senator by the
n,macrai.. Nj. lngslls has bccu a
mrml..f ~ the loWsr h"use aud has held
toNu Offices most ~ the time for ~
YEAR,. n elected h. will make = useful
us.ml.ef.
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snnrn nuckEIIlp.

IN. Utopla 1. never reached. Wben
In ~. Immortal Declaration 81 inieiend-
enc, the equality 20 man IA. proclaim
"A. hen Ia the ncS world = government
a.. fnrms,i Which rvcugnif~i manhood
and merit Instead 20 birth and station
Nh,t a gigantic stride Nas takcu towards
tb. ultimate goal ~ human ambition
.yuallty ~ man. kihgs and Iotrniaies
night y ,Il trvmble at the ominous de-
rr,,.. Hut ample az arr the GUARANTEES ut
constitution and laN In our land, great
a. !. our pride la our ire institutions
Ne know that In spite of written lns,ru-
mcnis human frailiy still leaves u ln.
pr.s. IN the affair. of government and
that the Influence - wealth and social
,.n.ltiOn and elf intcrcst still enters the
,ort.l. Of legislative halls aud some
iir,... even inVades the temples 81 Justice
,pd stain. the judicial erinine. lsclual-
nj, Ia =. foe ever the dream Of the heai-
Ia aud enthusiastic The disease u more
I'M men than parties, more In human
natur, than political organizations. The
.tr,.am cannot d. purer than the foun-
ain HE remedy lie- In individual up
Hiring. New parties formed 81 the same
olI material must invariably succumb Ia
a.. IN. subtle lnfluence. !. the inhs-
,,.nt ue.kne-. Of human nature such a.
IA render meu forever the plant tool. 81
.yvr,gate wealth. l. human govern
m..ui forever e. remain subject Ia the ga
-. ~ IN. nalob aud the pluiocrstf
IN. an.~rr Is NOR, q moral than a po-
luial one.
,.Tbs Democraey of oxford County In
,.,,,.o,Ion assembled Asarfgy endorse
III platform adopted al the two meet
In,. 81 the DEMOCRATIC state con'entl"n'
ctr.~ That u good. -,
Al East Hebron J. j. Fuller KEEPS all
Mind. ~ fed AZ the market prizes.
Nr.. Fuller IA. visited her daughter
n Vin,lh.,en aud l. now visiting rela-
,I,,. Al Ssngrr,ille. Her daughter
Ilor,nre Jeansti.. 4. housskeeper In her
ah-snce. Net !. jswel.
CYRUS Esm.delfs Baby Dean nnN has
a nice colt after Embsssador. "hAe-
stallion AZ West MiDot.
Viii Berry has a line thrcs-ycar-oli
s,ldins, a grandson of Ethan All"n'
crr-n Prrry'- Messenger fil"t Is
colt II promise. -.
FARMER. al East Hebron are not fully
.sii.fled v i'm the dwarf sweet corn.
m Ne don't meet with any further ml.-
han. Ia swine, Ne shall soon he able Va
mrul.h John with two classes In e'ocu-
| tion. -,
Uor... that are stabbed should have
/ ,hslr f...t b.ths.i each DAY or soaked In
warm water to which some salt Ia. been
| added.
Mr.. Augusta Tucker Il making I'm
Il ,,,..xs,nenf. on her premises.
Tnsl. Ia. Cole has seeu a white crow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
MASON.

Artcmss Mason, our oldest lahabltani
celebrated his clghty-nr.t birthday by
attending the cirrus at Ilethel I'LL last
Tuesday. lie Z. enjoying excellent health
aud | can In Imagination see him on
hi eighty -~coni birthday playing q
game ~ haze ball With the younger boys
| ~ the town. lie has always been ahari
working mNn aud never used liquor or
tohac,O In his life.
our army veterans have returned from
Boston aud rrport the grande-t time In
their lives. They will slssys remember
Il az the Que grani event ~ lifetime.
Austin Hutchinson WAS In town last
week looking after Eat cattle. lie bought
q nice pair 10 4. II. shaw.
John rhilbrook of Bethel, has been
buying CIV. Tor the brighton market.
Cows are In good demand and bring n
fair prize.
Arthur :. Morrill, .oli nice u, %
lamb. a. the Nrintirr brother. al an
average ptirr. sl.Go head.
Leon ~. TYLER IN. commenced butch
.ring he will drive ~ Tara. B-,hel iilll.
y. N. TYLER has bccn .lck hut u I'm
proving. lie sas attended by pr. u. T..
Wiley.
VIII iho.c Newry mountains ncci
scoufing this ycsrs
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UPTON.

Mrs. Edwards aud son and Mrs. u. j.
Flood and sou are visiting at a. W.
StricklaBd's.
T.C. Craig. text Sunday morning MAS
500 We therefore aud teach all nations
baptiring them In the name Of the Ia
Their, aud of the son, and OF the Iiol,
Gbost, teaching them To observe all
thing. Whatsoever ] have commanded
YOU" There MAS collection taken FOL
the Maine Missionary society.
The socL,ble will meet With Mrs. A.
W. strickland Thursday afternoon.
There IL q photographers teut Ia
town.
Two teams came from Norway Tues
day for Mrs. J. ". Abbott's Eoods
Mrs.. Abbott will 20 to Norway soou.
Farmers have secured their hay ~
good condition. There vas an sverags
crop.
frank Baker and wife Of Boston an
st the Lake, House for the summer.
Mr.. wilder, wife and con, Of Roxbury
Nsss., are It The Abbott House for lev
wesks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
ALBANY.

pr. Alblon u. T.. Cumming. and wife
II Prairie IA sac, Wisconsin,, made n
short ,l.l, nj al. brothers last week.
lie has large practice at home. Mr..
4. was named for the late Albion N. Far
Al. 80 fayorably known In Maine.
RIG. Wiley Foster aud family, who
have resided In Ohio the las, fifteen
year. are visiting hi mother at d.
Clark's.
Mr.. Haven Hutchinson, aged ~ years,
I. spending a short time with her sou
Horace Ia Mason.
Mi.s Griffith IL Chelsea, Mass, Who
Ia. been boarding With Mrs. sargen, has
gone home.
Justice A.plnwall Il at Portland at the
reunion ~ the 5th Maine Battery.
Everett and Amelis Mathewson went
to Norway village Thursday for
plessurablc ride.
Dexter 4. Cummings aud Wife attend
Ell th. Pomona Grange AZ South Water
ford "Wednesday.
". Judkin., OF North Norway. was la
town Tuesday aud "Wednesday, hauling
board. purchased of u. \. Cumming.
.\mo. L.. Bean was At Norway village
Thursday.
Ashburn Judkin. has commenced worl
again la %. \. Cumming blacksmith
shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
WEST BETHEL.

No Item. appeared Ia last week. i..u.
from West bethel. The reason VA. We
wer. enjoying pleasant vacation ~ q
few dsy. with the "oli comrades" al
Boston. II was great aud enjoyable
occasion. such living sea 81 hum,nl-
IA 1. seen bat occa.ionilly. In one. life
tune, q. va. gathered Ia Boston on tie
lsih. The day seemed Ia De- made Tor
the occasion, cool and comfortable IN
every respect. aud the face. In the crowd
we're bcaming with pleasure Of the most
inten.. interest. The beat good nature
prevailed, though crowding and jo.tling
each other about, all anxiou. Ia 81. the
sights. Many saw, for the frst time, a
real live President 81 the United states.
aud IN. pleasant, familiar manner In
which he recognized aud returned the
many salutaiion. extended nv III. peo-
ole, gave them the assurance that he u.
lust what be IL "a man of the people,
aud for the people" Another Interest
Ing feature Of the day wa. In witnessing
the many aud hearty greetings between
old comrades who had not met before
since being discharged from service.
some old white haired men even embrse-
ed each other. Space does not admit of
an much that might be- said Of interest
connected with that reunion. Perhaps
! ~iIl give a few more items Of u In some
future time.
Having I. mostly finished. some
meadow, low ground hay yet Ia secure.
Corn I. pushing ahead finely.
Potatoe. show signs Of rusting.
Our apple crop seem. abundant com
pared with anything ] saw while Al
Massachusetts,. No. apples are .ell'
lug her, az 81 per bushei.
Fred Or,iway drive. Ia Gorham, y. H.
twice a week carrying lamb, poultry,
and all the fruit aud berries be can get
Blueberries are almost n complete
failure.
Biackberries will he abundant.
Ml.s sadie Wight aud friends from
Boston are ON a vacation at her old
home here.
Grace and Edith Grover are attending
q teachers htting school at Norway TOT
a week.
I must congratulate the Republican,
~ this district In their opportunity al
supporting 80 able q candidate for rep
resentati,e. as our late nominee, a. T.
IIrrrick, E.q., Of Bethel. lie IL hlghl,
respected ne citizen and Will CONSIDER
well the beet interests of his constituents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
TOURNAMENT TWO
T,u. WIi wi>, TiEst ANp lot tiI
TAsI. .ttpNp rtACI AT INNS.

.A.Ir NlIl VIM tlk~t AM ~ ~"
IA.I. .ttuNp rtACG At fENNis'
ueIus fo delays La making the ar
riu. rmsut. thrv SER completed too lsi"
Fl. s,s ustIe. In th. last Is~mocrst 81 thr
--,urI In tis s.ric. 20 oxford 'ounil
'srr.. tournaments.
I.lrrlmsut number two took place 90
D. grounds 20 thu south Paris Iennis
'.lh at Friday afternoon. The CAV
aa. yNtsIIsut ons aud Cunsidrrahi'
rau'-r q .p-vtator. ~vrc present y"
s.t.s.. The game.
I.aui. club. frum DiNheli, Buckheh'
NHrsHt. south Pan. and Paris lihl en-
'sr.t. hut The DiNfield club fail.d to
hIr.lr Th- cutri-s we're a. follows
Ea.s.sai NJ Narrtl ahi Esiph MsfrtL =,
N.-sh frslani hv~e, ~, ahA 'sf'''
go Pan. Hs-sri r,u1sf an Nsr"''
90. ml 7. ,,s-s cr-sls' AL narry l.
strars
l6thr Art roand south ParIs defeated
ta. AfsIi iu a aud IS.
ll fhr ss,und rnund Paris I'LL dei"ai'
I'd NurvaV la e. and "a.
l- Zoe dual ruund Paris llill dcfcaicl
>uail lari. In GO and ca.
llr .s,und - 20 the final round D.
tween ths tao Pari. clubs ~as an ~
v-.lugIy hotly contested ooe, each play
er aiming hi. .efsv for eight ot the Yen
games. thu standing -. when Que 81
ths >1uth Parts PLAYERS dropped a game
ewing th@ Ilill team i've to four an.
'rykst'. ssrye. In thi. gams thr sc"t'
Pan tu 600 Ia favor % south Paris, Nhrt
ths lllll team scorrd up a. torty sn,
from thai point the two clubs fought Io'
twenty minute. on deuce points. ihf.'
Tine. ihe lIill team came "a within sih
a. luint II winning game aud set sh'
irII 'ayk. ia Ice "a advantage o1i. Ai's
betty contested hattie, however, the'
~ there =.
he tournament Nas umpired ~ VT
Alhsit J. ShaS 20 the Yale college ,iu'
Ia th- same efficient aud saiisfact"s,
manner - the former TOURNAMENT.
IN exhibition ~ singles ~as giNen nl
W >hsN 20 the Yale Club and NJ
llose ~ the NORWAY Club, resulting
t,or ~ Mr.. shaw 6-l.
III third t0urnsment ~ill take plac'
az Baskheid next FRIDAY afternoon. VIE.
u i expected that clubs frOm Dlxne.l
Norway. Paris nm and Backneli WI
eomf-ts. Mr. shaw 81 the y ale 'oii'g
Tub Nill umpire the gsin"..
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IAsr uArIarnnn

Mr.. William n ke-n !. Waited by her
hruthsr orlansio BFowu. of Elk River.
Mlnn~soia. H. "a. In the late VAR ani
Cime sast o. attend tb. Grand Army
rngampmrui.
Charlc. Warren u wclch,ilic. 4. vi.lii-
iug "a :. :. llalrs.
Mis- NarN Chaitourn~ ~ Brockion.
anil frisnd Me. pr. Carr 20 Boston az,
AZ James Chaihoarue's.
Io.ish a. is,sloy AMI wife ~ Fair
Geld. arr visiting At e.. \. Mill-rs.
Daniel anil leila Watson ~ Norway
teutrv aud Me. kitiv Twomblv from
ksnsas. ~cfv a. :. :. Hall. the iGih.
Meat carts afv plsuty about here this
summer.
The apple crop vii - ITCH, In this
ssytioo owing principally to blight aud
rust.
". n. Mem, little girl !. poorly.
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aiiesEigln

Rev. \. u. Richa rison OF sumner
preached at the Baptlst Church SUNDAY
18th Inst, exchanging With Rev. u. y
Lawrence.
A. v. Cole. Of Cape Ellrabeth, IL Walt
Ing his sister, Mrs. Melissa Allen.
lion. n. VI. Bearvc aud daughter ol
Norway, we're Ia town last week.
Mrs. Clara Chapman of Newburyport'
Mass, Il spending q vacation at fc~
weeks Ia town.
Mr.. Prsnclsco v. DeCoster of Itch.
field, Minnesota, IL nj the old homestead
In East lIuckheld.
Wallace Allen aud Wife ~ Belvidere,
H.. Who left here ~ years ago are IN
town. Mr.. Allen l. the eldest son of
Amory ~. Allen. aud one of the success
ful farmers III the West.
Mrs. n. ". Watkins of Paris, Ma.
Mary Hahn of Portland, With the son aud
daughter of the late Geo. u. Watkins
were With their Buckheld friends Tues
day ~ last week.
u. X. Hall. VI. D., returned from Mich
lgsn. "Wednesday after u months alb
ssnce.
Principal Sargent % Hebron Academy,
WAS In town lat week.
y. D.. Morrill hs. laid out fine ienni.
court near his residence.
Extensive repairs on the foundation
of the Methodist church became neccs-
.sry Ia prevent it, going Ia ruin. VIM.
Cobb of East I'uckhcld Il doing the stone
work.
Mrs. Bricry of Auburn, (nee Miss
Mary Dorman,) l. at her fathers, u. =.
Dormsn's.
Mi. Moliie Gardner !. on . camping
out excursion to Four Ponds With Rum
forl friends.
John =. Kicker and daughter ri MI.
wsukcc. were Ia town last week.
III. third In the series Ut Oxford
County tennI. tournaments viii take
place az Burkheld next Friday afternoon.
Clubs from Dlxneli, Norway, Psri. liill
aud Buckheld srr expected a. IL present
and comprte. Mr.. Albert j. shaw 81
IN. Yale College Trnnl. Club. an expert
In tenni. miitcr., has BEEN engag~i To
umpire the games.
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nIrkNAIE

Having I. nearly Completed; a few
meadow. vet a. cut. Hay u az plenty
that one can grt meadow hay for th. cut
ting.
Farmer. arr nov trying Ia -, their
grain but don't succeed very well. They
get II turned over aud partly drie'i then
Il rains, hat the rain doe. morr good
than the los. ~ grain amounts to.
Charlie. burgess Ia. finished work for
u. l.. Chenery.
Henry aud q. l.. Rowe have gone Ia
Byrou on a fishing trip.
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AEMRN-


Elmer Austin and sister and e. u. llar-
low of Buckheld aud u Miss Blckmore
Of lewiston .taid over night With the
writer sunday of this week. They were
on q picnic excursion with their own
team camping out and Sightseeing. TO.
Ing up swlft River they visited the gold
fields and obtained some specimens of
the precious ore. Earnings vary SC
coriing to report from si.O To ~ per
day. but work L. soon Tn begin on q scale
that will soon prove whether gold ex-
i.ts In paving quantities In that locality
Dr. q. %. Allen, % stoneh,m, young
physician Just entering practice has VIA
tied Newry lst@ly With q View tn set
Ting In this vicinity.
4 fine rain Tuesday night Was much
needed by the crops.
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LOWELL.

TT. stearns aud Frank &. s'earns
h.y. returned Ca Ito, springs.
, lI,,I. daughter 81 Henry X. Andrews
4. - .l..l With cholera infsntum.
Nh william Hutehins OF Cambridge
us.... 4. visiting old friends and rr's-
tises here. h.
ton for few days. =, a..
A party 81 young and o'u .Ion @
Centre Visited Albany basins Ihursasy
We recently bought two very s W.
pig. Of FREEMAN Andrews, one ot wh, n.y.,
his six well DEVELOPED feet. Ne We a'a
not par any more Tor that one 'nsn , ,J'
the other, we shzll give free exni"''
ton To any one Who calls to see y. ~
Cbri-tian Circle Tuesday Win Ars.
BELLE NcKeen 81 North lowell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
DIsFielD.


We stand up and answer Ia the rol
call this week With ass much reluctance
ne We used to In school days when Ne
would present ourselves nc the academy
an the liill with unle'rne'i lessons.
The week Ia. been dull one Ia "a
not much gossip has been exehsnge'
over the teacups.
The late rain Va. thankfully r-criy~l
and was the one thing nee,iful. The
| street. were getting uncomfortsbly dry
aud dusty aud riding or driving had In
II more ~ pain than pleasure.
Last saturday q well attended picnic
In the east p,ri ~ the town seemed Ia
make pleasant one ~ the JG5 day. ~ the
year for the hari-worked farmer and hi.
wife.
The picnic from thl. place 10 l.umfori
Fall. of Sunday school scholars, teach
er. and friends. was In every way sue
ce-sful tho the cloud. hung over their
heads In VET, heavy fold., With only oc-
cs.ionally rra.urlng ray of sunshine.
E.pc,isl thanks ARE due Mr. WYNN,
our pastor. for hl. kl,incs- 20 the chill
ircn.
several ~ our rltI,rni Attended the a..
4. u. encsmpm-nt In I!osion, aud all
say Il w. grand time. II Will he
many year. before the last soldier Will
have taken hi. hn,l l-ay. ~ ab.-ncr ,ni
m. a.. \. u. will exist only In mrmory.
Organization. ~ the son. ~ Veteran.
ARE, We feel, mo-, only th" proper thing
bat highly necessary for the keeping up
20 patriotic FEELING ani as mean. ~
fre.hsnlng their memory Ia regard Ia
event. which hiy. gone Into history.
We wish DlShcli might have spo.i oi
the Sons ~ Veterans.
Don \. Gate. arrived home last Tues
day.
\ p~idler ~ stationery Va. on the
street. THURSDAY. Pc,ldlcr., TIL. year,
hsy. BEEN conspicuous by their ab."nse'
John staples % Csrth,gr died the 10Th
Inst. aud ~. buried Snndsy. Rev.
Alonyo Abbott 10 Peru conducted th"
services. The funeral was largely At
tended by friend. from Dlxheli. Car
thsgr and Peru. Mr.. Staples family 60
p.clslly III. wife sui little one. AMI hl.
mother ha,. the heartfelt ani .inccr-
..,.shx ~ . ,.ll. .Irala NJ fri.uIa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
SvOSgNAN.

Tho fall term ~ .chool In District No.
q commenced Last Monday. I, !. taught
by Ms. l.iIrle siesrn. ~ lowell ,.nter.
Mr.. samuel Evan. ~ Michigan !. Ni..
lting ai nj. fathers, Mr.. >umner Evans.
Gcorge iirown I. AZ work Ia Albany
for Thoma. 4 iisstings.
Az. Moody !. having th. front end
~ hI. new stable clapboar,i.,i. George
". >pear. aud .on arr doing the bob.
Quit. a number ~ our cl,iIen. went Ia
Norway 20 the horse trot Tuesday.
N. T.. D.. M. raised Ia thl. town by Mr..
Jonathan bartlett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
nARrgORO.

There Nas large gathering ~ people
u the l'nivrrsall.t meeting 81 the grove
In Hartford sunday. the 18th. Preaching
hy Rev. Mr.. HAYDEN from Auburn and
Rev. Dr. Dodge from Connecticut. Rev
M. rrrkin. frnm Connecticut made
some very Interesting remarks. IN
Governor l'rrham presided over the
meeting and also made some able re-
msrks. Mr.. Bucknsm frum Neyhsnlc
Fslls deserve. our thank Tor the Ia
terc.i hs took la helping grt up the
meeting.
Alher Samp.'. little hoy got quite q
.cycrr cat with hatcher knife In the
fac- one day last week. Dr. pcco.ter
Sas c,lle,i to .ss up the wound.
Mr.. Cllforl Hutchinson aud daughter
from Nuburn arr visiting their fricnd.
la Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
NORWAY LAKE.

Granville Perry and family are visiting
at O.good Perry'..
col. y. VI. Min.ur has returned home
10 Island Pond, VI. Ills family remain
q fcw~iays longer.
sarah Newhsll 1. slowly recovering
from her hurt occasione.l hy her fall.
DIR. IIarrlton, Wife aud child are going
10 New Hampshire Tuesday TO make a
visit.
Edith smith Ia. gone Ia fryeburg "a
work In the picture gallery Of her broth
er, &. X. smith.
J. q. saunjer. Il having eight feet put
on the back side of hi. house.
Irwin Frost took his family and board
er. on picnic excursion up the Lake on
Capt. Ames' steamer Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Mr.. Louisa Green Of Manassas, Va,
and her daughter. Mr.. Wilma Robin.
.on. 80 Washington, DC, formerly of
this town. are visiting friends In this
place AMI byron. go,
Mr.. IIod.ion IN. bought building
spot ~ n. X. Robinson aud IL going Ia
baIld him a house la the neir future.
tie IA. 20, part Of the lumber on the
spot.
J. r.. Conant had green sweet corn
from his garden on the soth.
m. r.. stillman and his daughter yi.lt-
"a Portland at the reunion ON the lsih,
Alden burgess aud Wife have returned
from boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
aRyANI,s POND.

The FRYE high school will open septem-
her lat ani continue ten weeks under
the management Of Miss Daisy L. Leach,
q graduate of Monmouth Academy. Ar
rangements ARE made for those who may
desire 10 attend from outside ~ the dis
trict. This I. the first endorsement Of =
free high school In town. Many are bit
terly against IL, which may result la this
a. being the first aud last time that Que
will be sustained In Woodstock.
Rev. n. y. Gilchrist aud wife Of Port
land will soon make visit Ia this place.
T.. q. Allen apd wife of Minneapolis,
Mimi, are stopping at Ezra stephens.