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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
EaxEauao.

Mr.. and Mrs.. v. u. wiggin Of Bostol
were at Mr.. Durgin's over Sunday. Mr.
w. has returned to Boston. Mrs. W
will stay longer.
RepsIrp on Mrs. IIndlcy's house ar
nearly completed on the main house
The ell will not BE- changed I'LL nes'
year.
Mrs. Nelson Evan. and family % I'hll
adelphla are at Mr.. A. II. Evans At MI
Tom.
Mr.. Carter of woburu Was al Mr.. Hen.
~ Walkers last week.
sherman Merrill has been visiting
friends In the village.
&. A. Page of Leicester was at Mrs.
souther's on Tuesday. Mr.. u. has just
returned frvm an extended trip "a the
West, going To ~. Paul on the TEACHERS
excursion, thence Ia Helena, Yellow
atone Park. Salt Lake city, Denver, VS.
itlng W. aud +. souther at Crawford.
Neb.. whom With Nr. y. shirley he re-
ports a. In dourishIng business.
Mrs. Maria Webster has gone Ia Mas
.achusetts Ia ,l.lt before going Ia wash
ingion, perhaps Ia Thcoma.
Mr.. Mo.e. Fife ~ Chatham, father ~
\. W. Fife, died ON Tuesday night.
4 large number 10 people went Ia
North Conway to the coaching party on
Tuesday. The fryeburg coach attracted
deserved attention.
Mrs. John Lynch % Washington VA.
at Mr.. T.. wc.ton's one DAY last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Dyer of Portland
are at Mr.. ,. =. Web.ter's-at the same
house where they have passed their va
cation for more than fifiecn years.
Miss Hattie Abbott has been quite III
but !. improving.
Mr.. 4. ~. Tibbr,ts l. out again after
being on the .lck lat while. III. fam
ily arr boarding at the Walker House.
Ma. l.. q. shirley las returned FROM
Augusta.
Mrs.. Merrill, mother ~ Frank Merrill
died on Thursday quite suddenly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
pUugoRp cFNYps


Thew has. hem az many conflicting
rvport. regarding operation. az Rumfori
fAll. that Ne de~m u beat not TO say
much n prv-eut. Operations commeuc-
81 as wrote YOU thsy would last Mon
day. August ss,h. Thcrv are 81 present
some ten men al work. Henry 'rhayer
~ tanton has moved his STRAIN engine
ant board ss~ up and ~ill .a~ cot some
~s.'so feet 20 lamt.sr Zoe bulldiag the
dams, etc. The crr~ ~ill b. Increased
very much the coming ~-ck.
The Nj. Zircon Spring Go. will CON-
msnc. Al oncc a. build aspiring house to
cat whsn completed ss.o0. The de-
Ign ~ill - very nesi aud attractive.
The Iniy-rsalist sabbath school of
Bryanis Pond passed thi. place last
Ihurstisy On the way to picnic AZ Rum
FORD Pals. \ jolly good tim. they had.
>osne iolned them irom TIL. place. Rev.
VI. fsase sas one % the happies, men
In tn party.
\ hearing M. held b.rc last weine.-
day, Aagust 9Th. trforv Judge Foster,
to whom the sill case 20 The late sarah
!. Walker wAs left Zoe hnAl decision. =.
" llutchlns, who made tho will. had
u"hs fFnfEF " hlst-T OF buCkuriu Va
sssi.t. While thu contestants .~cur..l
lIon. John 4. ~~as~y of Canton. IN.
eutlrv dsy and evening were consumed
la hearing the witnesses aud making the
pleas. both s.rs very able argument.
snd lisi~ns,l 90 With great aiisntion.
Judge fcsisr renders nj. decision In
October whether the Will .hall H. su.-
tains,l ~ not.
y. e. Allen AMI wlf, % Minneapoli.
and America Anirvw., wifr and dsugh-
Ter ~ Paris, have bc-n visiting At J. y.
stephens.
4. 4. Eaton and son Freddie arc NJ
work NJ Enmfori Pals.
Turner silver has raised hop. ou the
ssms pl"c~ ~ land tor IN. last siNi-.n
years and AWAY. IA. rai..i q good crop.
The plcuic Al Hanover va. largely at
tsn.ls,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
WILSON'S MILLS

The fall term 10 s.bool commrnc",l
Mouiav. tb~ 18th. taught by Miss iiffie
tlas.slls 20 Norway LAKE.
Dr. Efsklne sni Tumhly Nrrr In
TOW The first 20 thu week.
Eth.l lloyt's arm proved % H. broken
A. u~ll a. dislocaisi AZ the clbos.
The steamer Msgsllo~sy !. under
sat-r again. II has great faculty Tor
sinking
Capt. Farrar I. up.
Ru.in~.s !. lively nos q; filni's ho,cl.
and ihsrv arr numerous camping oui
parti-. frOm New Hampshire way.
NJ. IAmberton l. up on hl. annual
rpuui.
The piNh.ld correspondent .Ictks ~
N. .ketehe- ~ Mi. Joannstic Wil."n'
Tier father. Nho sIsni his loNirSoi IN
thl. plscr snl from Whose father. john
VI. Il d-ri,~d It. name, had grr'i naiur'
Al talent Tor work 81 that Kind.
Dad. August lpth. ot druP-y, ME-
sophia Pickett. srel - ycsrs. Rev. y.
~. HruNn,ille of Colsbruok held IN"
funeral ssfStccs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Upton.

Mrs. Edwards' son, who il visiting at
A. W. strickisnd's, has the whooPlng
cough.
There are several parties camping
around the Lake.
ID. &. brooks IL quite feeble, not being
able 90 take HE usual drives.
Walter Marston from the West IL visit
Ing friends Ia town.
Cora A. Frost Is Visiting at VIII rrost's
at Newry.
Asa Frost IL making extensive repairs
on his farm house. lie II Intending
building furnace.
AsA Abbott Il teaching at white Rock,
G0rhAm.
Ths sermon sunday morning was from
Numbers 3o:i0, Hear nov, ye rebels
Must We fssch you water out Of this
rockf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
wesY pAnis

Village school commences sept. let.
\. II. l<'cke and others who went "a
the lakes Ashlng have returned, and re-
pom good catch.
The u. r. II. 90. arr laying . new
depot platform, double the width u
formerly was.
u. T.. Curtis has been doing some
grading In front of his wIfc's stand on
Maple ~.
Vim. I.urvey Il building an ell.
The MFG 90. are painting their Iron
roofng on the mills.
Curtis and Gilman are making wheel
harrow for the steamer Greyhound cf
lsich,ri.ou lake.
Mrs. Mckecu of South Paris IL can
washing Ia this place.
T.. G. Pickett of Virginia Il In the
place.
Mi.. Nellie swan |. learning the drrss-
makers trade Of Miss Clara Bryant at
Bryant's Pond.
Mr.. stillman Durham % Maiden, Mass.
wasin the place Tuesday.
Mr.. Darling the proprietor of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel OF New York and his wife
were In the place two days this week |.
guests of j. ". klmbali.
Miss Linnie Locke, Miss bertha
Emmons and Mls. Sadie smith have
gone 10 kcnt's I'm to attend the fall
term of school.
AZ .chool meeting held the 18th vot-
ed Ia grade the school for two terms.
The members 81 west Paris Grange
enIoyed q pleasant haskell picnic on
the seth nj Ilammond's grove, by Invita-
ton ~ South Paris Grange. The day
Was fine aud Mr.. Hammond showed hi.
usual hospitality. some very finc reel
tations with good music and some ex-
celleut remark. by Ex-Gov. Perham,
with swings anil boat Ride for the young
folks made Il = very enIoyable occasion.
Thsnks to South Paris Grange the for
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ANOOvtR.


Grain comes to the harm rather slowly,
| owing Ia the frequent rains.
Mrs. Augustus Dresser With her
daughters, Oracle aud Jessie, FROM
salem, Mass. are visiting her father, j.
L.. Chapman, Esq.
Frank smith and family from the
West srr al his brothers, y. =. smiths.
\ party of about - Andoverites made
an excursion 10 the Byrcu gold fields
Monday.
Mr.. Jane. rcor returned to Portland
Tuesday.
Friday, the al Inst. vas an exciting
dsy her. Base hall dii Il, drawing
crowds from FAR aud near. The Han
over club beat the Dixnelds. Then .
picked nine from both wrnt In against
the Andovcr nine only to get left = IL
tle-one score. The DAYS sport closed
with q ball at Union Hall. The Rangc-
ley contingent faIle'i Ia put In an aP-
pearance.
Miss Palmer from New JERSEY has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. \. \. Jenne
near IoSbury Pond.
J. \. French has a house full OF guests
st the Upper Dam.
Mr.. Olmstead, wife ~ Frc,ieric Law
Olmstead. the famous landscape artist,
With her daughters has ts~n visiting
Mrs. Mary ". poor NJ IN. Merrill house.
Mrs. Olmstsad Ia. vi.ltei the many view
points on which Ando,er 81 prisies ii.elf
and pronounce. the views, especially
those FROM the east SHE ~ the river,
Ncrv fine. superior on the whole la those
10 North Conway. Though the noun
tslns here are le.. high the scenery IL
more yariei aud the views more ex-
ten.lVr. The Ando,er inter,ales, avery
fine feature In our natural scenery, are
pr,ttier AZ we'll q. more extensive than
the lovely North Conway meadows.
Mr.. Olmstesd has ,islt-i every part ~
our country AMI !. In all respects unusu-
ally we'll qualified Ia judge 81 such mat
ters and her opinion a. expressed apo,e
y. very nstisring 10 Anio,er. Mrs.
olmtead left here for deer lsle, visiting
the lak.- ON the NAV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
MEXICO
AD. Park aud Wiie are Al ilcury W.

AD. Park aud wiie are Al llcury W.
paTks.
FArwell Walton called on "a. Thurs
dav. lie would gladly welcome any oN-
ford County people at hi- otilc"' No w.
Y. sixth STREET. -. Louis, No.
C,aTIr. y. Porter. after an absence 81
fourteen years !. visiting hi. mother ani
bi. brothers. FRED 4. and William ".
III Western home !. Nirogus, Wis. lie
!. a n.lghtor II Jerry Rusk.
While getting birch from very rough
brook valley last week u. Z. WorthI.y
received a very severe bruising aud nov
i confned 10 hls bsd.
S.rh cro~d. ~ people call here that
,o nam. them all would al an Issue 81
the Democrat. Everybody seems To he
akin. outings. The commercial tra'.i-
81. hsy. th-lr wiyr. with them, the Ia
,h.r. AMI mother. bring along the chill
drrn. aud all the crowds appear joyful
sfAEhts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
ALBANY.

Mr.. French sni wife % Oxford are
visiting her relatives, the Cummlng.e.,
~ the Corner.
CYRUS Crccn aud Wife we're rccnily
visiting ~ =. A.plnwalr. and Isaac
war,iNelr..
Mr.. COriwell WAS thrown from her
wagon aud quite seriously lame'i, !. nov
brtisr.
Mis- n. Edna Dresser has concluded tn
Civ, up teaching for = while aud take a
ihrv- years' cour-. ~ study nj th. state
Normal Schosl az Providence, ". !. She
all tosri With her Sister, Mrs. Doughty.
Mr.. Came of II. Paul. MINI, !. visit
Ing her sister. Mr.. George v. Grover.
MONDAY about ~ memi.cr. of the \.
P.s. q. r.. aud their friends had picnic
AZ the Albany basins. 4 very pleasant
time. II wss the frst anniversary of
their organization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

The most severe rain stoun of The 49,
sen cccurrrd 81 Beshel Wednesday. m.
water In the AnIroscogrin River ro.e
fcur f-et.
fir rain "Wednesday and SATURDAY IA.
n gc-'ly l,.serul With the grain
harvest.
s.me pI~s~s % sweet corn will h.
r'sdy Ia pack the frst week In s.pt.m-
ber, bat the most 90 Il need. two ~e.k.
of warm weather.
The Water 60. viii h. st work IN the
village September lat. aud IA. company
propose To have the work completed by
October lat.
d.r..
Many of the summer hoarler. arr
leaving for their hems-, hut mast of the
-sr'iing houses hsv- their roons ea-
gHgc'i for September.
Imcthy Martin from sto,.ton. y.
w., came In Bethel FRIDAY. the al alt.
adj Engaged board for himself, wife ani
child saturday the woman aud child
arrived. "Wednesday man from Yer
mont had them srrc.tei for adultery.
The woman ssy. sbe marri~i Edward
stevens In illinol. aud aiout two year.
AZ" thsv moved to Vermont, when her
husband left her and this man has per-
-ss'uiesi her ever since. Thursday they
plead guilty to IN. charge before Justice
itch AMI we're committe.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
BYRON.

The annual Advent Christian camp
meeting will be held At the new ground
bought lately ny the society August ~
Ia september =. Half fare on the q. j.
n. n, VI. 4. u. II. and u. y. a IL.
Bosni at G5 cents per day. or breakfast
AMI supper IS cents and dinner 10 cents.
Rooms at sl.50 to sa.0 per week. All
are invited to attend.
More tourists are visiting this town
than ever before. Some are looking for
yold. others for trout. Parties FROM
Mercer. Li,errnore, Upton aud Norridge-
wock are here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
HIRAM.

Mrs. Aurelia L., wife Of Jonathan
Pendexier ~ Hiram, died August 2~h,
aged III YEAR,, . months aud ~ days.
She leaves q husband, three sons aud
three daughters. She MAS the third
daughter of Zachsriah and Elizabeth
winship of Otisheld, Me-, and of her
family live sisters survive her. three oil
whom, Mrs. Belrce of saccarappa, MS.
Archibald of ilridgton, and Mrs. VII.
liam Caldwell Of Oxford, were present
Al her funeral. Mrs. woodslde and Mr.
Killings were prevented by III health
from being present. Mrs. Pendexief
was a faithful wife aud mother, and as 4
neIghbor her kind care of the sick will
be- long remembered. The funeral sery'
Ices we're held at her late residence
I.ey, Mr.. Greenhsigh of the Cornish
church was the officiating clergyman
She had been = worthy aud earnest mem
Der Of the Cornish Methodist church TOT
nearly DO years. a.,
On Sunday, the 3ith, Rev. John Kim
hall. q native Of Hiram, preached very
interesting sermon at the universalis'
church.
Mr.. 4. r. Pickard, editor of the Port
land Transcript, IL boarding at John B
Pke's.
Mrs. Edward X. lIanson has been
| stopping week with her daughter iva
1t Peaks Island, where she IL taking
Lessons In painting.
Mrs. Parel Liberia has been at camp
meeting week nj Old Orchard.
Mr.. Caleb &. Clemens recently saw
large bear In hh Richardson field OF
Hiram Hill.
We are glad We are not heId dhve'
again this year.
Mr.. Jonathan Pendextes died August
SDth Of heart disease. She was . mos
sstimabIe lady and long . member o
ths Msthodist church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
FAST BETHEL.

Fred II. Cole and bride from Washing
ton, ID. e., are visiting his father, ID. W.
Cole.
Miss Eyie Perry from Massachusetts,
IL visiting at T.. q. Perry,.
Mrs. susie bean from Revere, Mass,
L. spending q short vacation at D. T.
Beans.
Joseph Holt aud wife, from Washing
ton, ID. G., are visiting their many
friends In Bethel, their native town.
Married, August lgth, at the brides
r.sld.nce. 9Th street. Washington. ID. e.,
by &. &. Meader, ID. d., Mr. Fred III:
Cole and Miss Mile NJ. Holt, both OF
Washington, ID. e., formerly of hethel.
Died, ut East Bethel, August 10Th,
Mrs. Harriet y. bean, wife Of Eugene
Bean and only child OF j. N. aud A.
BArtiett, aged ID years and thrce months
Funeral services were held At the church
August s',h, Rev. q. u. iiannaford Of
ficiAting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
GREENWOOD.

The recent rain. have revived yegeta-
ton greatly. To. pasture. began Ia
look r,-i aud cattle were finding out that
there was something better outside.
last saturday morning u. j.. Dun.
ham went Ia Indian Pond for q good
time generally, aud In q few hour.
brough, home 30 lilies, nearly all In
full bloom, aud some ~ them mra.ur-
Ing flye inches across the petals. The
hou.e va. filled with the fragrance
thereof. aud We really wished they could
be distributed among the city children
Who seldom zee such flower.
Not long since this stanta was stuck
up on tree near watering tub la an
adjoining town:
Water god ani pure q. eau lie.
i~ttsr Gar than rum or brandy.
~ thee lines excite your fury,
Let yoar horse 10 Js'izs AMI jury.
After Il had remained there few days
some evil minded person removed IL, a-
probably not liking the sentiment; bat
subsequently, II was replaced, accom-
panied with the following:
some ons. no matter who.e rcistien.
Tow the-s lines down from thsir station.
who eossie.cenis b. IN such evil
IL but servant % The devil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
pIxflGlD.

Every Que I. pleased to see the work
going on a. Ilumfori fsli..
The river I. az Q high pitch. The wa
ter carried away the foot bridg. al Ham
mond'. ferry Wednesday night.
st,ple. 90, IN. no.t 10 hi. lumber out
~ sxlft River on the rl.e ~ water.
George Atwood and family 10 Paris
are In town TIL. week.
Mr.. ros. aud Mr.. Ella safori ~
Auburn are AZ Dr. s,urt.yan,'. TIL.
week.
Quite number w-nt % Ll,crnore
Fall. to the fair.
There I. to bc base ball, tournament
her. Tomorrow friday.
We enjoyed the sermon 20 last week,
IN. frat We have h.ari for long time,
and sang the doxology With spirit II No,
with understanding.
We are Obliged to confe.s that Ne are
quite proud Ia belong Ia q family al
bear. that can reckon among iis num-
her. one theologlan land poet one poll
tIcIan aud unle-. slocum forg.ts hi
promise In regard "a the u. 4. X. en-
campment, one historian.
4 reunion 10 IN. IIeir., or .onsthlng
~ the sort, that south Buckfield spoke
~ would he fine, ani why no, form our
..l,-. Into an oxford County New. A.
.oclstIon AMI visit Moosehead, th.
t'mbagog or some other favored placer
The village !. to-day, Friday. fairly
o,-rrun With base ball boy 81 all Sire.
aud Interested spectators. There Ia.
been q grand tournament on the fair
grounds, four club. taking part, Canton.
Fast Dixh.li, Carthage aud DlNfeld
teams. We believe the crown 81 victory
finally settled over the heads ~ the D'N.
Held club Ia the form ~ purse ~ so.
M...r.. Marsh aud Task are looking
up sweet corn for canning. Work bs'-
gin. al the factory the 81 ~ September.
o,rr...r Marsh IA. al. dcck. all cleared
for action.
Dana Holt 4. out ou the street. but u
looking thin ani white.
Mrs. ". VI. Tainief With son and
daughter arr at Weld Pond for few
iay.. still they 20.
Harvey Waite aud brother from Bos.
ton ar. visiting az " Ter kilder'.. They
ar, on their Nay Ia -Four Ponds.
Mi. Celia staple. ~ Carthage !. visit
ing at ". ". wsiir'..
Bu.hel. 10 Mid blackb-rrie. arr being
brought Into the place. They are very
due. Price. began At twelve ceuts bat
have gone down Ia eight.
Mr.. Lo,cioy from Mexico come. down
thrr- time. Nc-k With fresh lamb aud
early spple..
Mr. knox from Peru s.ll. al the house
nlc. apple. and berries. =,
We forgot Ia mentlon that the ball
tournament Friday ended With q ball AZ
Harlow. Music Hall, where light heart
I'll youth chased the golden hour. With
fying feet"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
plspIelD CENTRE

Mr.. Vaudeville Holman !. quite low
at TIL. writing, having had several s'-
we're spell. II splitting blood.
We al.o mis-. our late efficient aud ac-
commodsting stage driver, sanborn.
An interesting game III base ball wa'
played at thi. plsc. on ruesdsy, th'
ssth. between the third MIN. al this place
aud the thlri nine at ih. village, result
Ing Ia favor 81 the village nine 10y q
score 81 . Ia III.
some IL our farmers are digging theli
potatoc. a. the muck worm u troubling
them badly.
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auckEielp.


We have 90 record the following ar
rivals Of visitors In our village since last
weeks report;
ise.sri x. Prise Of Sev Yot ., Al' fathers.
Mos. rai.iivr ssa wife Of Assurr ssa sem.
MI Iiak sni uif. ef Vermont q a. b. nhea's.
Mi.s ilssie Kendall. Of retissd. - w. a.
frt.h'a
Mi..,.s, tss-sse. q Alfrr.i Cele's.
Mr.. tiark Merrill ~ nrpskyiiie. Mas. and
Mrs.. Ail<rt Harlow ant Miss sseafns ~ Lynn.
Mas. ~ psnjamin Gerrtsh's.
Prof. T.. w. Mason aud family have
returned "a their Boston home.
The foundation of Odd Fellows Hall
Il nearly completed. and the contractor
has commenced work on the frame.
The sclcctmen, assisted by volunteer
aid from citizens arr making much nessi-
Ell Improvement on the business square
of the ,lllsgr. One hundrd aud any
loads of nlIIng have been cartsl In, and
q thorough drain IL to b. constructed.
The Town FREE High school commene-
cd In TIL. villsgr September ist with our
former corps 81 teachers, via; Mr.. anil
Mrs. Elisha Pratt sni Miss a. II. Prince.
The free text book system goes Into
operation NJ this term and the pupils
will enjoy the novelty 81 an entire new
Get of books.
4 family gathering of unusual inter
est occurred Last Thur.day at the home
of f.or~nso Atwood, Who resides With
hi son-ln-lsw, Hon. q. II. Prince. The
occasion was the meeting 81 the suryiv-
Ing sons aud daughters 81 Capt. samuel
Atwood, late of Ilyernorc. Capt At-
wood Was horn In Dlghton, Mass. aud
settled In uvcrmorc about lbs. lie
was an active. Intelligent man. promI.
nent In public affairs and was the first
captain ~ company 81 cavalry organ
ired In I.l,crmorr In l.oo. lie reared
family ~ thirteen children, all born In
Llvcrmore. Only four 81 this family
arc living, Who are all old-tlme resi-.
dents ~ !luckheld. aud all are widowed
aud living With children born here.
Their respective age. show = good rec
ord 81 longevity: Mrs. IIep.ebc,h &.
Cole ~ Year,; Ephraim Atwood =!
ElIa spsui,llng 80; Lorcpfo Atwood 80.
They hsye all been prominently idenii-
del With the prosperity 10 the town aud
have contributed largely Ia it, social and
industrial progress. m. present active
generation 81 Buekheld honors them
with it, highest respect.
AZ the tennl. tournament At this place
last Friday Buckheld Won all the hon
orr. The entries fallci to oil a ad'er-
tl.ci. III. Dlxheld players were absent
and Norway .eut oniy one player hence
I,pkfsld was obliged to furnish most OF
the "talent" for Ga. tournament. In the
n-..In II A..
field defeated Cpcksr and s,esrns 81
i'ari. In 60 aud 81. In the second
round y. y. and Ralph Morrill, ~ Buck.
field defeated Howe 90 Norway AMI
sicarn. ~ rari. In CO. 80 aud 81. In
the fnal. the Merrill toy. defeated
Hatch and Warren In 90, ca aud 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
WEST BETHEL.

Mrs. lIorsc- walker Il very feeble.
\ little child 20 Ssvall walker. dle'l
Thursday 10 cholera infsntum.
Rather sickly at pr...n,. Dr. ". u,
wiley. over ~ year. ~ sgr, u riding
continusllv. and In all Kind. ~ weather,
attending io the sick ones.
Ml.. Bert Grover, an experienced
teacher In the Portland schools, aud
nl.C., are stopping at v. l.. Growers,
They have many friends In thls vicinity
Mr.. Fannie (I.esn) Morrill, anil thru
.msil children are visiting q, her a.
th-r's, Mr.. II. y. Beans. sb. drove
through from boston With team last
week.
As. I,.an will va. over 80 thou.and
feet 80 lumber In the construction of his
large harm.
Farmer. arr commencing to dig pota-
toe. Ia .a,. them from the rayagc- 81
the muck worms. They arr also dsm,g-
Inc corn and other crops.
The corn crop IL lat. hut pushing
ahead nicely aud farmer. are sncourag'
~ tia, the late abundant rain. Will pre-
vent early frosts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
sRoWNFIElo.

sunday aud "Wednesday Of this week
were indeed rainy days.
Corn bids fair 10 be equally ~ good
% u Was last year.
Potatoes are looking well, not very
much complaint Of bugs.
Apples are few and far between.
About the saine amount OF hay cut
this year and nearly all Was secured In
excellent condition.
Blackberries are very plenty selling ut
eight cents per quart. -
late visitors at J. J.. Frink's: Mrs..
Thomas Davis, Pennington, N. IL; MI.
and Mrs. william Wentworth, OF Dover,
n. H.; Rev. n. W. Adams and wife OF
Atlantis, Ga.
Patterson with his troupe gave . very
flne entertainment at the town hall Mon
day evening.
kr. Sheldon Walker, who Was throws
from HE carriage few evenings since,
Il dangerously sick frou The ssecss o.
4.