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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
OxEORD.

u. u. Wool presented the T.. \. Rob
erts Po.t ~ the q. \. u. at their meet.
Ing on SATURDAY. evening with eavel
made ~ oak taken from Libby prison
M. Wood received the thanks of the
post for thl. memento.
Mrs. I.urre,ls white, daughter of
Joseph Robinson. died suddcniy We'd
ne.iay morning. September 10Th. she
h,h been feeble for long time AMI was
sick during th. night hat appeared morr
comfortable AMI her sister left her for
short time to attend io her mother, Mrs.
Robinson, Who I. al.o very feeble, and
returning to her room found her dead.
She leaves a little daughter.
There arr ten students from TIL. piacr
who attend the fall term AZ Hebron
Ami. IIsye., Annie Perkins, Ida
Hawkes., Eva psrrott. Jennie HAYES.
Charlie. Andrews, perlev French, tbe.-
ter William, Frank rarris. \. u. Paine.
QUARTERLY meeting va. held here aud
81 welchyllle SUNDAY. Rev. Mr. adams
Prr.iilng Elder, preached n both places.
George p,or 81 East Oxford Ia sick
~lih dlphiheria.
Therr are two ca.e. ~ typhoid fever
AZ welch,ille. The Board 81 Health
has ieen notified aud measure. ar. being
taken 10 prevent the spread Of the dis
ease.
Grin Jones 4. slck. lie has had q
slight shock ~ paralysis.
In. new posi Office which Mr. DurelI
4. building 4. nearly completed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
SOUTH sucsflGlo.

Maine IA. proclaimed a. the world
,h.t she 4. a prohibition state. Rum
an n. License VAS q roaring success.
our compliments to John 4. Has. 4 20.
Have you read the return. from Bncs-
helif ,
A certain prohibitionist In town,
learn. takes issue or object. Ia your cor
r..u.on,lent's claim a. "a the prosecution
~ rrnss!ler.. While I regard my claim
=. correct II l. immatsrial. i would FL
.yate myself al the expense al u" one'
rsarl the gentleman q. a worthy
broth-r. although Ne sometimes dinrr
=. a. the means of accomplishing the
..u,e sud. let va have Peacc.
edward s.ths course 81 empire taxes
it, way this week.
Potatoe. are rottlng badly.
me fuckers srr making great I'M
uroY,msut. In their bgiliing. on North
iInl. on the farm formerly owned 10y
Carroll Taylor.
Ion Record I. soon TO commence ~
pair on his house. a.
BLACK Nathan Il entered To tro' al 'hs
county fair. - -,
Everybody I. settling out plat 81
striwberriss. ~
Hate. Record !. at work for Ion isec
ord blasting rocks
Toar-wesk.-old Pig sl.o apiece.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
MASON


Main. has spoken. Thomas u. l.e~
Ia. been ,lndlcsici and the policy ~ tn
Republican party fully endorsed. Ma
son I. happy.
Orlando Harden, q Bethel boy ani q
gallant -oliier. Que ~ IN. 18th NAln'
,oy., now railroad employ. In West
Virginia. made me very pleasant cal
yesterday. lie L. In robust health, look
prosperous and happy, and silll believe.
Maine l. the bet State In the nion.
think he I. all right q. he take. AMI rad.
IN. oxford Democrat.
Mr.. Grover. widow ~ the late Almou
Grover. ~ Bethel, u visiting her .on,
samuel ~. Grover ~ Mason.
Mr.. =. 4. lIcsn vas taken ,iolentl,
M Tuesday. Her condition u very crit
lcal. She Ia. been In poor health for
long time. Her children were all called
home.
4 COW struck Mr.. Dolly Mills on the
IA. ~ her face With her horn aud In
f'Ic,cd a severe AMI very painful wound
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
eavGalIRo-

! Mrs.. Hannah Rogers and daughter
have returned from Walt To brunswick
Mr.. Granville Austin nj Boston was al
hia mothers, Mr.. l1lsbury's, over Sun
day.
Miss n. e. Osgood has vacated the
Bradley house. Her mother continues
comfortable.
Mrs.. Mary Ann Osgood IL visiting al
nrownfeld for few weeks.
Mrs. susan Tucker Il nj llridgton for
q abort time. She will return 10 her sIs-
ter's aud sew with Miss Eaton.
Mr.. u. W. bradley and sister came
back from the Islands last week.
Mis- Hattie rike Il at the Islands this
week.
Clayton W. Pike has position ne In
structor In the University of rennsyI-
vanla at Philadelphia and will leave on
SATURDAY.
VIII Morgan aud hIs sl.tcr Alice also
start saturday for Philadelphia, abe tn
resume her place la the Hamilton School
aud he 60 study In the medical college.
Mr.. aud Mrs. breckenridge and grand
daughter % San Francisco are visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Daniel Carlton.
Miss AlIcc Glines IL 90 teach In dis-
trict 40. I. to begin September 18th.
Miss Hattie Abbott was engaged ne
teacher In No. 2, but Il not well enough
to undertake 10.
The whcoplng cough has made its aP-
pcsranc. aud several children have u.
Mrs. Edward Weston has taken her
baby tn her fathers. hoping change OF
air "A m he beneficial.
John ID. lord, Jr.. ~ baltimore made
q short stay at his aunt's, Mrs. y.
IIowe's this week.
Mr.. Lord and wife from Florida have
been visiting his brother, Mr.. 4. ..
Lord.
The Woman. Club has organized un-
der the following officers;
rw... Ni.. u. y. Rrsiisy.
y. rr.... M. u. v. Css-sii-
~. Ni.. An~e itss,inT..
rrss.. Ms. Ahcs otise-.
The object ~ the club most prominent
next 10 u. social influence u the estab-
iishmcnt ~ library.
The frat school .ocl,ble was on Thur
dsv evening. Refreshments ~ Ice cream
anil cake were offered nv the clsss ~ III.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Frsn~i. wvm,n of Hos
ton have been st :. ". fifc's this week.
Mr.. Sam Adam. Sou,her 20 New York
made q short visit "a his relative. here
TIL. week.
Mr.. Mary ". Cnit. anil friend. aud
Mr.. W. y. wsri left here for their home
In Orange, y. j., on Friday.
Ms. Mary Barross started for Boston
the same day.
We arr having our .har ~ the long
rainy season, aud our summer visitor.
Or, gradually leaving M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
WEST SUMNER.


IN. reunion 10 Company y. 9th l'egi-
mcnt ~ Maine Volunteers aud Company
| q. sth Regiment will be- held At \. u.
Parlln'. saturday, september :o,h.
Master Morris, son ~ j. \. Noycs, by
q fall from a TIRE, dlslocated aud broke
one bon. ~ the wrist, q few days since.
l.. l.. Gardiner rode "a the town house
the sth, casting hls ,ot. which Wa. W
tie expected at Que time. lie va. recent
ly visited by an aunt, Mrs. Rcbccca
Dresser 81 Massachusetts,.
m. =. Tucker of indianapolis, Ind,
visited al. sister, Mrs. q. VI. Blsbce, q
few dsy. since. The hopcles.ly critical
| .Ickne.. of their mother, Mrs. L.. L..
Tucker ~ West Peru, called her sous Ia
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane. Field Of Auburn
Visited relatives, calling on friends about
the village rccently.
Mr.. watsrhouse, who travels for j. n
Hickman a CO.. Mechanic Falls, !. ac'
companlci by hi. wife and child THIS
trip.
Noticing the elaborate report OF the
base ball tournament at Dixiield reminds
a. that We somewhat merited our sons
| remark on our meagfr notice OF the nor
way Mines effort here though We lay nc
claim Ia knowledge of or special Interest
la base ball. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Doble are at thell
daughters, Mrs. u. VI. rhsyers, of SOUTH
Paris for short time.
Republicans cannot fall Ia be jubilan
over election returns. :,
Mrs. Hiram Durham of North Parii
AMI Mrs. John Corbett are on the sicI
list also J. VI. lane of West sumner.
Biackberrie. have been ihs crop OF tn
season In this vicinity.
We occasionally have sharp remlnder'
of the frost that's SURF To come, thougi
80 far everything nourishes and scent
In its prime. =, 49,,
A hard week for State fair with i'ttl'
prospect Of better weather at this writ
Ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
MIDDLE i>rERvALE.
ANpoveR


The Methodist ladies Circle met with
Mr.. j. T.. stevens "Wednesday evening
~ this week.
4 party - nine present ani prospec
tive .choolma'sm. plcnick~i st HEAVIER
Dam, SAWYER. Notch. last saturday aud
report q iolly time. Mise. Abbott an,l
narile,t of the village schools generated
the expedition. with Corson ~ No. 4 ~
guide. philosopher. etc.
J. l.. B,lley ani wife arr visiting
friends At Canton sni Wilton this week
The proiect of direct rosd from An
dover to Rumfori Fails through Iors
Notch !. being talked up. IN. route u
ssld o. - entirely practicable aud viii
materially shorten the distance between
the two place.
The election Monday was more than
quiet. n was dull.
The Nnioycr hop growers have un-
loaded their old hop. At ) cents per
pouni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
WEST BETHEL.

The wet spell since last Tuesday, u
not very acceptable 10 farmers Who arr
anxious a. dig their poiatoc. To ave
them from the worms, also for the .au''
reason, many have been prevented IRON
attending the state Fair At lewiston
hope the County Fair viii b. more for
tunate.
Orlsnd Harden FROM West Nlrglnl, u
stopping with HI. brother Gco. W. iIar
den, for a few days.
VIII Morrill,, formerly % Mason, bat
now ~ Texas. I. visiting friend. and
SCENE. 81 hl. childhood In TIL. vicinity
For more reason. than one although w'
differ on CROW, would "rrcat Ma.or
very cl,illy." u. II. u. was one al
nv fir.t teacher. AMI we'll DO ] rrmem
Der the perfect order In hi. .chool' aud
no whipping either. For q tlmh youth
a rcproylng glance from those black eyes
vas enough. lie J. also a farmer 10y
nature aud nothing upon the farm e.'
cape. M. notice. and hl. vast store %
knowle !. .o freely impaired Ia 9th
81. that al. call. are pleasure To any
farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
pUuFORD.

Work In the corn shop has begun IL
good earnest With every prospect OF
fair crop.
~. n. IIutchln. has gone To Rnmford
Fall. to work hauling freight.
william Fhlnney and Joseph 'olby
have gone there Ia DO black.mithins fo'
th. crew working there. -,
Thursday morning about o'clocA
fire va. discovered In the grocery .iof'
% 4. n. Price at l.umford. The alarm
va. given aud all the neighbour. turnei
out hut too late. the bulidlng With all W.
contents, Including IN. post Office prop
ery wer, totally destroyed. There ]. Z
small insurance on the store, al.o on th'
stock for lc.. than half It, value. Cause
~ the fire unknown.
lot. ~ excursions tn Humford Fails
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
hEWRN

state election passed OF very quietly
in this town. The Democrats led by
two vote. on Governor In Newry. The
vote for Representative was tie. Not
had Tor Newry.
A rainy time for State fair so far.
~. r.. Baker Il done working for
Thurst0n and ha. gone this week "a
Lewiston to visit friends aud attend the
fair.
The widow Harlow IL selling her crops
and closing up her Affairs With the inten'
tion of moving to Buckfleid soon.
e.. 4. Baker has BEEN alex about
week. fit were last winter We .hould
say he had Ia grippe.
Corn Il rising, and pigs are plenty
and cheap. 4 dollar will buy good
one four weeks old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
SWEDEN

Mr.. Jonsihsu Wilson di~i on the morn
ING ~ the sth. Ia the eighty fret YEAR II
hls age. IIe had been very feeble fo'
.otns time. having b~cn confined Ia The
house iur some months. Disease. ptral'
vi. ~ the brain. lie leaves wife ~he
!. very feeble. ani two sous. Dr. 4. y,
Wilson ~ Hiram aud John Wilson. Wis
live on the paternal farm.
Frank 4. Durgin has contracted "a
clear LOT - land belonging o. Mr.. u
". True aud Mr.. v. q. walker. W.
Will employ several men aud teams and
have hls bead quarter. at the Dresser
homestead.
SEVERAL ~ our young men are picking
cranbcrrie. today On the lot formerly
owned nv &. a.. Charles. They are ~
ported % b. very plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
HEBRON.

Town meeting passed on very quietly
Rev. :. u. Richard-on aud wife are la
town TIL. week.
Mr.. Mason M,r.hall aud wife al IIos'
ton are visiting relatives here,
Mr.. John Mar.ton and Miss Louise
Clark 81 lIo.ton have been spending a
few day. at the Bellevue. d,
Prof. J. =. Moody and son Prank
spent sunday With Mr.. Moody.
Mrs. Turner ~ Boston, Who Ia. bect
boarding AZ Ansel Bosman's for the sum
mer. went 20 North Bridgion last week
I'D. sturtcyant I. making an addition
Ia hi. carriage house.
MI.. Jennie Packard has made a nn'
.hrtch ~ the old academy. II \. enough
to .,y that II couldn't b. better.
MI.. Grac. Bampus IL taking lessons
In painting of Miss Crane.
Willard Andrew. was taken quite .'cs
TIL. morning, but at present writing u
more comfortable.
Mrs. n. l.. whitney aud Ralph return
I'll 10 their Boston home last week. Mt
whitney remains q while longer.
Mr.. solomon Parsons and Mr. IRE.
Par.on. aud wife of Auburn, were at y
u. sturteyant's sunday.
On Friday afternoon the teacher, ans
quite delegation Of students fro'n IN
academy went IA south Pari. Ia attend
the funeral 81 Mis-. Goddard, membel
Of the elias. of ri. 49,
The school now number. about iv
and We hear that more are coming
Mia. Daisy Cushman u In WaterNill'
attending school. She !. boarding Will
her sister, Mrs. \. VI. Richardson.
Mrs. scribner ~ New York with he
1.-Two children are visiting her sister, Mr.
W. T.. Sargent.
Last sunday, as Lorenzo Bumpu.. wa
returning from church, when near HON
nj. horse fell down, aud after lying un
conscious for an hour WAS killed ~
horse was apparently a. well a. ever VI
| IL dropped at the foot of the hill. Prob
ably old age was the cause as u Wa. sal
To I've about thirty years old.
Plenty of rain Just now. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
CANTON.


M. @. r. Adkins Of Amcsbury, Nass.
IL visiting friends and relatives In town
Mlsses Carrie X. and Belle Swasey,
Ralph Foster and willie Waite are NJ
tending school at westbrook this fall.
Mlsses Mary llayfori and AidIe Gam
mon are attending school Ut Hebron
Academy.
Mas Marion Abbott Of byron and
Mrs. q. T.. smith of Norwood, Mass,
are visiting at Mr.. Gustsvus IIsyford's.
The village schools begin Monday
with Mr.. John Butterfield In charge ut
the grammar department aud Mlss Jen-
ME Keen of the primary.
Posters are out for the Androscoggin
Valley Fair September ~, ~. -. The
officers ARE spsring mn palms Ia make
the fair q success.
The new rad leading from Dlxneld
street to Point strcct IL completed aud
The public hnd Il q great convenience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rre oolNos OF rnr wrrx m Al,
SECTIONS Of the COUNTY.
luckrIrIn.


William ~. Atwood and wife returned
home last Friday frcm a thrr- weeks
visit To New York.
4. 4. >rsalllng aud family arrived
home last Thursday, having speut seven
wetk. In Arcostook County.
y. wsrl Maxim % Newcastle, Ind,
vas In the village several day. La,
Mr.. ". u. IIolbrcok % Brsiutree.
Mass, Il visiting her brother, ~. n.
Chase.
Carlton Gardner Ia. bought the ell
hsri harr,tt place and will sou COM
mencc repairing the house.
~. y. Chase has made arrangements
90 move to Anbarn before winter.
odd feilo~.' hall l. boarded and near
" ready for shingiing.
tnkno~n persons entered the house
~ Clarencc v. fostsr last Wednesday
during tho ab.enc. 20 a.. family, effect
Ing entrance by removing a window
screen. 4 chest WAS found rifci aud
some old scrip and new revolver found
missing.
VIII. y. I1ks has bought % Alfred
Cole the small plccc 10 lsnl living b.
TWEEN III. homestead and the railroad on
the south.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
nlxEIrlp crnIRI.

Owing To the dri,sllng rain 81 the pas,
few days, quilt. number az this place
did not Walt the State fair a. they In
tended.
Sullivan Newman ~ ilycrnorr Fall.
I. visiting friends aud relatives here.
VIII Packard. who has been visiting
Al this plAc- for the past month, return
III To Boston ~sturisv.
q. III. kil'icr and wife and y. j. Towle.
IT,. aud wife made Weld Pond . ylslt
last week. ri.hermsn'. luck. a. usual.
We hear that the people Al TIL. place
all soon - visited BY more Mormon
ministers.
Farmer. arr picking their sweet corn.
Some ~ Il goe. 90 Dl,field and some 10
Canton factory.
Town meeting was failure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
niRAN

Ou Tuesday. the 9TH, MIS- annette
yoan,. .I.,sr 81 IIon. Peter IL. Young
died Al nj. residence Of nervon. pto.,ra'
ton. ag,i "a years. she has been a
wor;hv member ~ the Congregational
Church some ~ years.
Mr.. simeon Davis and wife OF Boston
w.r, In town "Wednesday.
Mr.. Daniel W. Piercc has e,.e'ea =
~irr fruce around hi. lot In Spring eeo'-
.,ary AT a cost % sisS. a.
A gentleman I. canyss.ing Hiram io,
eh,r,.r members % the New Engi.nd
Order OF Protection, a secret society Tor
both ssYes. II Il limited To New kns
land. II 1. claimed that In 10 years lou" our
nsas,olsnt societies have paid si.oo."o
,or Io..es outside 81 New England, /.
m. hear WAS again scen september
healing Zoe -Biii Merrill Mountain; l.,
Miss Eva Hanson has some PuP"' ="
prank W. Davis has gone back 10 IAN
cor Theological seminary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
HARTFORD.

williams Alley did very suddenly
Monday. the 9TH, 20 bilious collie, aged
- year..
Levi. spauldlng'. daughter I. very
sick With fever.
Dexter Gurney has returned from
Massachusetts,.
Last week the Norway boys Advertised
Ia show the Hartford aud sumner boy.
how o. PLAY base ball. They met al
Jackson Village aud the Norwegian. got
nallx laft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
WILSON'S MILLS

Mr.. u. 4. BeuRsti !. dangerously M.
pr. rwombly 20 Colebrook I. In AZ.
tsndsncr.
\ party from Lancaster wcrr stopping
Al filht's Hotel the frat ~ the week.
4. ". >ymonds. Who has be,u clerk al
flint's Hotel the past war, has resigned
hls position AMI will return Ia his home
lac Bosien.
PRIV Ripley has crrw Al work ~
moving obstruction. from the river pre-
parAiory 81 next spring's drive.
". u. Rate. aud several bosrier.
from the hotel have bccn camping az
the river the past week.
Mr.. rhaver 10 south Paris Il visiting
hrr sister. Mr.. Sturte,ant.
Tho Grs-pe party stopped ~ fiints
llotrl over the sabbath.
Rev. pf. jordan - Brloklyn. q guest
"a u. X. l. Grccne. gave va an eNccllcut
ssrmon sunday afternoon AZ the school
housr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
atIuroRp CENTRE.

Election day here was one Of the quiet
eat for many wears. The Republican
majority u the largest for twenty years
Mrs. Ernest Glover died Friday morn
Ing, September n. She leaves q hus
band and four small children.
A party ~ flfteen from this place arr
passing their vacation at the lakes camp
Ing out.
Very few attended the State fair from
TIL. vicinity, but q large number Intend
Ia visit the Paris fair.
school Ia. COMMENCED here with Ma.
Susie Graham az teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
NORTH BUcKFIElD.

Had weather for State fair. Not much
Of turn out from thls place on tha, ae-
count.
Africa rarrar fell and hurt him quite
badly on the 10Th. :,
Maggie T.. Head Il spending n week
with her aunt, Caroline DAVIS OF Au-
burn. :,
Howard waldron and wife were at D.
r. Bicknell's the l0th.
JefIerron Farrar and wife were sum'
moned TO the funeral OF their little
granddaughter, at Bath this week,
daughter Of ElIery c., who lives at that
place. u-
Harry Head WAS hone from Hebron
over sunday, the 9TH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
EAST BETHEL.

The farmers are picking and drawing
their sweet corn 10 the factories.
Eli swan recently lost . valuable
mare. She was found dead In the stall.
Cause Of death supposed TO be hear
failure.
Mrs. y. u. bartlett and children from
Berlin, n. H., spent the past week Will
her relatives In this place. !.
Mr.. BERTHE Holt from Massachusetts ]
spending . short vacation at IL. u
Hollis.
z. W. bartlett and G. &. Swan m
threshing for the farmers.
y. q. Bean recently vislted Boston.
Eugene Bean has closed hls house an
gone Ia work at Berlin, ~. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. y. u. Chase IL .ick with neural
gia. a..
Mrs. IIillman was summoned Ia the
home Of her brother by his sudden
James Biri Ia. made a short ,isii To
Massachusetts,.
Fred Biri Il home on visit.
George Drake Of Midway, Mass, IL
visiting friends In town. 49,.
school begins september 18th In this
district. =. =.
Ira Bartlett IL very low and u IL
thought he can live but short time.
Charlie. stevens, our mail carrier, Il
In very poor health.
sullivan Andrews IL not a. well ~
usual and needs much care.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
GREENWOOD.
llas l. poliiic-t
~ A .nru we.thsf

How I. Politic-t
W. corn weather.
Soms signs ~ drouth.
The other day while Calvin Cole vas
milking. the cow siepp-i rUuni against
him. throwing him over backwards.
causing him "a run hls foot through a
hole In The fcor ani break his lex. pr.
Rankin l. attending him.
Prank BENNETT cut hi ankle an AZ io
D. c,uhns.i Ia the boa.e for the prrscnt.
lie has lnlurri Il several time. hsforr
go n could hardly ct about
SR SSan'. hor.- broke hls leg IN The
stable rey,ntiy - that they hal a. XII
HIN
Walter smith showed us . SpAnl.h
quarter bcAring the date 10 l'>G, which
~ has carried In his pocket every daN
tor "a years. Although both surfaces
serr nearly pcrf~ct when h. began :"
carry u cor a I,acke, plec-, they are nov
worn ~ smeoth that the characters Arc
nearly illegihle. woaldnt that D. q
valuable pocket for editors, thought
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
LOWELL.


You must not expect many Items tins
week az your correspondent has been
sick In bed since Monday night but u
wa. not the election that affected him.
The Good Templars gave . concert a
the village church on sunday evening
which was we'll attended.
Mis-. Edith VI. stearns has gone "a
Norway where she teaches In one OF thu
village schools.
PC. Russell IL home from Boston.
Mrs. David Hartman, who has beei
quite sick. l. Improving. :,
The Cold River nine and the Lowell
Centre nine played = game OF ball Mt tn
Centre ON Monday. The Centre nine
beat by quite majority. 800,
-Four weeks ago Mrs. Miranda VILE,
of smart's IIili In fryeburg fell In tin
| cellar and broke her arm badly near tn
shoulder. On sunday night she va. a
the village to the concert. We call TIL
rather driving business considering tia
she IL ~ years Of age.
Died, In Lowell, September 5th, Mrs
william Gordon, aged about ~ years
| formerly of fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
ROsBuRV.

Many ~ our voter. dli not turn ou, Ia
the election. consequently small vote.
lamb. are selling we'll at good prices.
belmont Hall I. buying In this vicinity.
- much dull weather make. u very
had getting grain.
q. r.. FOSTER va. In town last week
looking after matters relating Ia logging
business. lie will soon 20 In on the
Weld sIle IL the mountain. to cut roads
aud buili camp. preparatory Ia hi. WIN
ter. lngrius
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
NoRTH-WEsT eGTHGL.

4. d. Bcan and wife and Mrs. Sarah
Bean started for Massachusetts, Friday
driving a. far ~ Portland with . team:
Mary Swan works ct the Homestead
seth Mason talks Of going 70 ths fair
Ut Norway.
has 4 all bosryisd and shlagisd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
soiIIh WOODSTOCK

I. W. Andrews & Son have been max
ing extensive improvements on Their
shops by putting In q new Hume ana
iron water wheel. They have also made
extensive repairs on their trimming shop,
nv putting on an iron roof, painting and
finishing up show room. They are uo'
ing an extensive business. Ihey ~
ceIyed an order last week from Que deal.
or In FRANKLIN county for two hundred
aud any dollars worth OF nn,rimn'el
work. They are sending their work t.
twenty-.eyen different dealers In thi'
state and New Hampshire. besides thei'
local trade. Anyone going there on
business IL sure of the beat of aecommo
dnfIous and entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-16
FAsY aaowNrlglp

Rev. Mr.. Davis, who has supplied the
Congregational church through the sum
mer. has returned Ia BANGOR Seminary,
and Il I. expected Rev. Mr.. Ea.,m,n viii
accept the call Ia supply the church Tor
IN. coming year. Fourteen were adj
mltied 10 the church on the eth. four by
letter and ten by profession. Rev. Mr..
Eastman baptized those who received
the rite and administered the sacrament.
The most 81 the number were Young
people aud all but one from this village,
The Christian Endeavot society and the
King. Daughter. have been helpful Ia
our young people.