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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
soUvn eUcnrIulo


Tho crusklng of frug.' Their music
will forever remain insepsrahly associat-
81 In our memory With the hanging ~
Nav baskets. We truly i-clie,e 10" ~
cltcmeni ~ hanging Nav baskets pleas
auier than thtt ~ facing rebel bulle,s,
bat We coulint tell which pr"'iuc'si the
most.
What valuable possession u .msrt,
Kind, we'll broken Young hor.e. Vet "
/. largely q matter IL cav ani patience
In having one fcw 10 the blessings In
thi. World con~ unsoughi. We eau ~.
pet nothing valuable unles. Nc make
sacrifices Ia SEIZURE ".
We we're asks,i the other day arr our
colt. that are iorcci by high feed and
develop their growth tsu year. earlier
than hV the OLD method a. hardy II \.
an Innovation. the same a. IA" practi"
~ making dllies brooi mares. They
arr both unnatural ani liable Ia u" in-
furious; bat by persistence tlrt VII BE-
come second nature. We think u g"c.
without .sying that the fa.hlonsblN bred
IIsmhlctanhn. from kentuckv arr driN-
Ing the OLD breed. to the wall. Hut Ne
uerr shown the other day Green rcrrNs
I.,-af-oi stallion Messenger iilot, son
of Hack I'iiot, dam Eugvni~, largely 81
Messenger descent. that l. certainly a
colt ~ great indi,ilu,l merit. W. vii
.t,nd for .sr,icc AZ hi. oNn rf'a stable on
Brighton Iilll. E,.t Hebron. thi' s"i.on.
calling AZ Howard Merrills at Es.s
Hebron th. other day Ne found hlm
hauling dressing upon the grrcnssari
prcNiou. a. plosing. While lone claim
that dressing thu. applied u Loaf Tor
that wear ~ least other. like Howard
.ay that the Influence ~ IA. sun !. con-
.,autly drawing the .irrngih Ia the sur
face.
- our chief Ju.tice believes Ia ns-
ton With . blg Y. AMI all Ia the Interest
~ Interstate commerce.
What an ,rrns for the display ~ hu-
man nature L. the di.iric, school MEET
Ing, And uh,t field Tor the display ~
the cun.ummtts art. ~ IA. politician io
ct the voter. cut field wtNthy 81 .
Brlr- aud quay.
Gilhert Tilton, the talented correspond
cut II the Telephone. fnd. his health
much impaired from the result. al 10
grippe. sllbsu 1. "a u.eful citiI.n ani
Ne hope he will soon recover his usual
health.
Your Buckhcld correspondent tells the
Democrat on the authority ~ Two eN-
pert. that the meat sold Bennle Gerrish
was diseased. our doctor. are good fcl-
low. aud their testimony was perfectly
satisfactory to the defence; but WHERE
more than dorm people ate 10 the meat
with impuni,y, Il !. Idle To talk II ''il.-
"a ss,l meat" la the common acc"piatlon
~ the term. Thi. meat, D. u rrmcn-
bere,l, ws. all cut up by the proprietor
81 the meat m,rks, without finling the
| .lights.t evidence of disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
RnurnRn GALS

Not long slncv Annette Kindly contrib
ufsI a unit o. the papulntion ~ the
globe. The weight ~ sail unit va.
eleven ununi.-li,s weight. u !. q
masculine unit \ liberal contribution
for i-.or folk, NJ veil q. could D. ~
pr,tssi.
Still waiting Zoe the advent ~ Baby
homer the thlri. Ia. OLD lsdN lttl her
plan. a. .hirk .pfing'. work. >hrrwd
.i-. Wonder hoN ~ hapPcncd Co
catch on a. the iict that 49, n~rl',i q
colt. However. every man Who u the
owner ~ marv l. po.s"sss,i ~ ~" saine
ilsa aud b. can't tell where u come.
ffum. ~ only knows that b" I. crazy
drunk fnf q colt AMI the lani i b"l.-
trgpu. 18th thu .quriling ALREADY, ani
,st b. would ADJ a note o. the general
saural of coli.. The earth trrnblc.
Nlth th- huot bat. II horses. And Yet
M, kingln for horse" IL this
snrt of tntdus.s continues 49, must ac-
guir. rvli.h for colt veal sui hof."
h..f. What a boom would strike y. D..
ia fstaldi.tsmisr wuuld sNc-p through
thu equine iriie la the south ani West,
Europe, .Asis, Africa aud NeNty Corner.
n would bless like taTif. IL nav be
With hor.ss a. With watches. There ap-
par. to D. no abatement In the manu-
iacturv ~ watchc. anl It'll there .erm.
| 10 D. market for them. There never
will D. much ~ call for watches that
don't 20 ani can't 90. II has come Ia
pas. that the call !. for a horse that can
20 ani Get there by dinner time. 10
him Nho n r,atcns Ia tell IL about Rys-
dyk'. LEI a. say Don't" And lent Ia
bv Dean getting a. D. something 81 a
| ..,h~.tnutf" T.llus about BLACK Nathan
ani Mckusick, Thomas islchard and
/ Harry and Mr.. Johnson I. " fsc,
/ that u has come "a pass In Buckneld
/ that the man Who doesn't own a stallion
/ I. deuird the right. IL citizenship Nnd
are hi. childvn tNittc,l of the fact II thu
parrnt'. poverty ani lack IT enterprise
By ia. WAY, " doth appear that the
COOL mother II your Mason cotrc.pond'
eat Nas auNiou. for naughi. lier'
grew up aud -end. readable articles {,
| the Democrat.
River aud brook. bank full. Plenty
Of water for driving aud washing pur'
| noses. Jon>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
WEST BEIAEl

Mrs. Alfrla farNell has been very
sick With pn.unonn at bethel ilil'
wher- she went Ia help care for her
uncle, Joseph 4. Twitchell, Who dici re-
Gently with tile same disease. NJ last
report. Mrs. .. was Improving.
Uncle David Holt I. feeble TIL. spring.
Mrs. Eunic. Gallagher Ia. recently
been granted State ALL ~ six dollar.
per month.
Ernest Morrill, work. for \. ". Grow
er during the farming season.
Dog. are after mutton NJ present ;
were Ia e. l.. Abbott. and A. W. Gro,-
err. dock. last "Wednesday scattering
them Ia every direction. One found
considerably torn, while several have
not vet been found az all.
Fruit tree. shaw sign. ~ full bloom.
Torches of the fishermen are seen fire.
auenily on Pleasant River, while the May
basket yendcr moves slyly without
torch.
Deer hay. come to our meadow again
with the opening spring.
Gould Academy Athletic Association
gave an exhibition drill Friday evening,
Nav "a, at Ideal Hall, Bethel, under the
mans cement 81 Prof. Hall. The dumt
hell drill by the girl. aud boy. VA. very
finely executed. while the boys showed
we'll developed muscle upon the
parallel ,,ar., AZ jumping and high Kick
Ing. Greenlav. Carter and Grover did
some tall kicking from the level floor,
reaching the plate at |; feet, inches
high. Prof. n. believes In developing
tl,. body a. we'll az the mind of the pupil
II l. nature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
WgsY PARIS

One 81 J. A. brooks best horses ha'
been sick Tor some time. Last saturday
Dr. HALEY of Portland came up 10 sec IL
and he pronounced n q case Of CHAMBERS
aud had II killed. Mr.. brooks receives
80 from the State.
Fred Durham has been here this we'll
repairing the old pump and engine Al
the old engine house.
George Elllngwooi l. away on a busi
me-. trip.
Bartlett. the i.w.lcr, will b. here thi.
week. Bring In your time picccs.
4. =. Durham has engaged tn run ths
engine In the new mill NJ Brysnts Pond.
Prank Dunhsm take. hls place ss engin-
eer al the ricnecr.
Mr.. George Brigg. ~ south rsri. hs.
music elias. Ia thl. place which she
teache. Wednesdays.
4. ". Stoyer's ilo.ion Ideal. played
Uncle Toms Cabin here Weinesdsy
evening. Dont think they quite fulfill
el the advertisements.
Goorgr Starbiri from Lynn, Mass, IL
home ON n visit.
Mr. York. photographer from Bethel,
has bcrn here the past week. Tie viii
occupv q. N. Ncaug's studio the first
week In each month during the summer.
M.. llissle Marshall AMI Mrs. frr'i
Jackson have engaged q room of MR..
iliilon and opcnci q dr,.smtker.' shop.
The Memorial Dsy exercises Will BE-
her,- In the afternoon. We understand
Rev. y. r. whitaker, u. H., II Port
land, has bccn engaged Ia deliver the
address. The stores will b. closed At
II n,elnsL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
GREENWOOD.


IIay I. 80 scarce about here NJ present
that some are huylng meadow hay 10 de-
their spring. work on. and glad To- ~,
cVeu that.
ifg. are morr plenty aud nov worth
ss0.
Almira swan WAS az sick last week a.
a. q. ,onhned to her he,i and nearly
helpless, someNh hat better AZ this writing.
She l. nearly - wears of agc.
Last sunday Ne held Ia our arms a
hahy, four weeks old, whose gro..
weight Nas ! l., pounds. Rather tins
sp..,lmen ~ humanity. hat then We are
not % de.pi.e the day IL small thing.
The mother. Mr.. VIII Howe, died. sun
dav nlghi aud Va. hurisl Iues'lay.
Harry cole l. .iill saving hlrvh al the
runi. and Daniel bryant y stacking up
the "trip. ga the yarl. These men to-
evther With ours.lf. b-gin to f'"l a. "
~ would Ike 90 grt on "a the lani AMI
Nhv should ne not According io Moses,
Ios.phu. ani Paul, not Ia mcntion 9th
rr., Ne sustain prriiv Close relation
ship a. the ground Ne till ani on which
wr triad. sni In the near future shall
hold a It'll clo.sr one.
We .aW thu frat swalloW May Day,
which Furnished a good subject for ouf
mass aud 10 ussi u hy producing the
tnllosinr rather vnigmtiic .,snsa;
uns .saIlss us'sf . sammsT msls.,
AsI-Ifts 49, g. sihE.
Ne snf AM rsn rnats fail,
Al TO- fer~sri spnns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
LOWELL

The cas-. IL Mason W. Lord was tried
ON "wednesday 81 Last week at the office
Of T.. 4. walker, Leo, before Hon. \.
:. kimhall 81 Norway ne referee. T.. 4.
Walker appeared for the plaintiff aud
Judge whitman for the defendant.
Judgmen, to be reported at next term OF
court.
TT. stearu. aud family hav. arrived
Ia town from Hot springs.
There has been about fifteen hundred
cord. Of poplar put into upper kealar
Pond this .pring for Mclntirr 4 John
.on. n. ID. Walker, y. =. harrington
and Mark T.. Ferry are driving IL.
Mr.. Emma n. Collins has returned
from rryebarg.
Mr.. sandbrook and Wife have moved
back to the parsonage.
Mrs. A. y. IIorr Il quite sick again.
The drama and farcc are to be played
FRIDAY night at the skating rink by the
high school scholars.
Al the auction sals of land belonging
to the estate of \. J.. Hatch the meadow
was sold Ia G. X. Chapman and the tim
bsr land 10 Zoos Head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
MTsr SUMNER

since tNs thrvr daN.' rain, al uAtur'
smIir.. Ihr grass h. responding g. ths
impetus given. bni slih"ugh The srasou
.rru. e month l-rhini a YEAR ago, farm.
,r. arr making r-siy Cor ".~'d time
prami.s.l us.
NJ. \. =. Nhl.oii. - North rah',
srilu br,urhi thrir little .on, With ths
Hluir huur broken irum srr"nd tall, q
short time s,nc,.
I.t. Rate. .T-snt thr past werk work
Ine ou h.. farm rrtvutlN bought ~ Go
ambu. ti,all. boarding a. Mrllrn hatr.'
III family arr o. come in aislut tao
atrAs. 49, uu.lsr.inud.
NJ. Lfru uiump.on has leu quite
.I.A aith lud throat, near apprnarh
d. llrhtl.srit. although liclls lllll Il
l.rpII, .parv.l that drrsd di.ea.".
N.. NtmIr Nuirrss Q. o. work f"r a
short t.mr for O.. n. ilrii on >umnrT
llIn
M. E,,f.su'. liitlr s,n h,s l-r~n ca
.i.. .Ik U.t - lsts; al.n charlie, ."u II
. VI Nu.k
Our ,UIl-v .,h,-,l oI.nrl veil the
sfh iusf. Nj. iuCN NuirrWs ~ ItH'
aummru.,ei Der .,hnnl ~ oxford ca that
date. aI., Nj. Naiir l.. h'unry in Iurll
Iuuu. Paris.
G,,rsr D. rui.ii,r sui D.. q. pohls
came fuim Nts.at husrtts the ~ int.
ssursr ltNryucr sol aii' II Bethel
ars visiting relative. about town.
n, learn With .urruW n The ."tipn'
.IIn... ~ NJ. .. ~. walker - Wet
P,uI. although W Nuull b"s Ia sub
mI..isl tu ti- Divine Uill.
Mr.. Intii- Merrill l. 20 h'r father =,
Hiram iluwe's, sigk.
N Nrthfri-v came o. al. homs
Alter. f.l, dsNs' tHsTurv. The >ih lust,
l..Iur ga ~ sirk Ii.i The sou i mnrv
comfortable 40 thi. writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
ALBANY


Mr.. clark ani wife of Georgctown
Mass. are visiting At her bruthcr'., J.
T.. Drvs..f'., and calling on old friends
Who arr very glad to ."c them.
Simon Uroyrr of stratfori, y. H., la
moved ca IA the farm that be purchasr'
of Nlblon Holt that VAS formerly th'
parsonhgc.
The coplou. ralns have given the gras'
4 fn- start. but have been rather dlsls
irou. to those Who are driving poplar
un Crooked River. several hundr~
corl. have ioitc,l into ponds and mead
oNs.
4. ~. i.oVrjoy his r-nted hi. Brlgg'
farm to Isaac Flint.
Alicr Wilbur has commenced tcachlLg
Ia the Clark district.
Mi. whittier, oi Norway, I. engage
a. teach az the Corner.
4 u. io,rjoy of Mason was in tout
"Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
CANTON

II NSN tONs
G. l.. smith of Norwood, Mass, wa'
In town the first Of the week.
J. W. Thompson visited skowbegan
last week on business.
Mrs. Harry Reed Il clerking for MIs.
A. e.. BIcknell.
n. q. Hollis aud wife AZ West Psri.
were visiting relatives In town last week.
Miss 4. &. lilcknell went to Bostou
Monday after spring millinery.
Rev. ~. u. Durham has bcen engaged
On preach the memorial sermon "a Hodge
Post, u, \. H., and Rev. j. VI. Long Ia
deliver the address.
Rev. n. a.. Iow,ien Ia. rr.lgned hls
pastoratc nj the Free baptist Church, to
take effect the last sunday In May.
During the two aud one-hslf years Mr..
I.owdcn Ia. preached here, he has mad.
many friends, aud We regret that he IL
.o .oon Ia 81 Ia another fleld of labor.
The body ~ Mr.. william Eaton, of
Ilyermorr, Who disappeared last Mon
day, was found lat Thursday night In
the attic of al. house where he had hung
himself.
last Friday evening burglars entered
the hardware store of &. u. iIoughion
by prying open the front door. The
.sfc WAS blown open hut as TIL. .afe u.
burglar proof they we're obliged 10 leave
without being any richer. I'LL. l. the
second time Mr.. IIoughion's store h,s
been entered within year. The depc,
~ the u. .. a u. u. u. was also entered
and few dollar. ~ telegraph money
WAS taken. \ bag of grain was taken
from l.. 4. Coburn's grain s,orr. They
also attempted a. enter the store ~
Taylor 4 Griiiiih bat vcrc frightened
away by the watch dog. The black
smith shop II u. 4. stctson vas also en-
icrrd and the tool. taken to work With.
\. We, NO clue tn the burglar. has bccn
oht alnci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
AIRRos

Ths funeral - Mr.. ~ylysnus Bearcc
a. The church ~anisy Ms largely attend
a. Mr.. Bcarcr Wass granddaughter
q lea. Wm. BarroSs of Academy fame.
Tu..iav Mr.. Joel lls.kcl ~ Aubaru
aas hufls,i here. funrral n the rrsi-
i~nte ~ his .nn-ln-lsV, Persian ENcrvit.
Rev. q. r.. Harden attsule,l. Rev. Mr.
githarlson Nas therc anil took part IN
M s-r,ice..
i'rof. sargent has r,,ciNci letter
from ths snn-ln-lsN 20 Mr. u y. >turts-
want. thanking the students Tor the reso-
lltious pas.r,i. aui saving % Nas the
Intention 20 Mr. ~turtrNsnt to lo mors
Coz ths academy " d. bal lived.
~ tlir annual meeting q 40. TRUSTEES
"Wednesday 10 vas Vuissl a. name ID" hall
ln the nsw Building "~iurts,ant Hall,
shirh " 100 met Nth The hearty approval
90 100 trieuls - the sshool. While oil
STUDENT. viii b. graiihr,i e. know that
the name 20 ihr insiitutinn sill D. un-
changed anl rvmtin "ilehrin Academy
Hlrt us huIse forvs~f.
a., NJ gtmslsil ~ south faris Nas
iu inau rur-hv.
Nj. sarr Humpus u teaching In the
tuhh s,hsnl hnusr. ani Miss Iva Baf-
r,ss ailI trlrh in pi.trirt ". :.
Nj. Iuliarl IL trtchiug q private
..honl Coz thr la,ruile. la thc academy
Iistr.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
MILLION PLANTATION.

Ilnldah Jackson l. .till IN fr-cl'ofi
and has b-cn 80 .ick a. o. have q doctor.
Size "a. expected homc the tlrsi ~ III"
vcck according o. letter, hat Tor some
rrasnn hts not arrived.
~ghool ,omm~nc,,i last Monday morn
ing. taught by Minnie Coiiln ~ bryant :
Pond. >he hoarl. With her cousin.
EInh Jackson. Minnie. though IT'LL
,uung. Ia. taught quite numhcr 81
srhpols, AMI has the reputation 81 bring
a drst class teacher. a.. her mother hal
i~furv her. ~he has also written .ome
Zoe sp~,imen. 20 parity.
Frank SWett. Sho ht. t-"u al work
wiih al. father Ia Augusta, came HON"
Monday Zoe the pur'p.e oi going q"
srhupl.
1arrnrc Jack son has Niilhawn his
Interest IN The home farm ani gone Ia
work fur The mill company. ILL., father.
Jefferson Jackson, Ia. hlrv'i llcrhcri
buck Zoe The season.
The series 81 rain falls since h.t sat
uriay amounted a. quite a storm, ani
iu.t that va ue,,ie-l. And the no,iur-
nal music - the frog anil tr~v i"ids :
l.ut Il ju.i splcnlhl. thought
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
FAST SUMNER.

Rev. n. y. Lawrence. Who u to supply
IN. baptist church at Buckhcld. made {
pleasant call upon your reporter ON
Wednesday. lie Il nephew 81 Elier
VI. Lawrence, who supplied here many
year. In the past.
sidney Monk ,l.lie,i the place ON Wei
nes.lsy night after an absence 81 several
YEAR, anil Vas en- route for skowhegan
lie Ia. bccn Ia a hotel In Lancaster, "
a.. for three YEAR.
"Trs,-ling harri.ter- ~ commerce,
sometimes Vulgaflv called drummcf-
have been p.nty 10 late. They arr usu,
ally lively boy, anyway, aud full 81
fun.
Prof. Taylor, the blind man, was Al
East summer snd gave two 30 his Won
derful entertainments hst week. iIe
does wonder. upon the organ aud hsr'
monica, ani affords lots ~ Fun.
Mr.. iIlbhari left on "Wednesday TOT
Ellsworth a. Walt her adopted father,
the venerable Rev. scwsll Irnney, who
was reported a.. ,cry feeble.
q. n. Honey Il .tlll quite VI, although
hoped Ia b. slowly Improving.
sioCrM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
aucke,elO.

James y. Jewctt Of Auburn Was 10
town last week.
The auction sale Of furniture, horses
carriages. etc, saved from the hotel hr,
took place saturday, May ID, and
brought together quite . crowd.
Crowds fingered around the upper
dam to ace the river drivers move the
Jam Of logs las, Tuesday.
ny q unanimous vote ~ the trustees 81
Hebron Academy last "Wednesday at the
annual meeting, the new academy build
ing will b. known NJ Sturtevani Hall, IN
memory of it, generous bepefscior Who
made II possible.
Mea.le. and whooplng cough have
made their appearance following close
on the rctrc,t of Ia grippe.
&. u. BrIdgham, ". D., and Master
Paul Bridgham ~ Cohassct. Mass.
were In town Last week.
r. =. Bridrham, Esq., 81 Portland,
ws. the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Nulty. Thursday.
Iri.h Broth.r.' drive of no cord. III
whit. birch arrived In hoom FRIDAY. u
VA. cut near the foo, 81 spccklcd Noun
tain.
Miss Aur,lla Bridghsm has gone tn
Coha..et, Mss, for q short vl.it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
ANnOXER

Nil. Jennie Mitchell tcschc. At south
iudoycr; Mi. Grace Perkins, ~ Au'
burn, at East Ando,er; aud Mis. Ale,
ilcirll at the ilill.
III. Nav hall drcw a hall full ~ "
lover. ~ the merry dance.
Horn. Ia Ando,cr, April 18th, to the
Wife of II. T.. Richards, q sou.
4 large congregation gr-ricl the new
pastor. Rev. Mr. Pickett. nj the VI. D.,
church last sunday.
The Cutting lIill h.. been cut down
about five feet making longer bat light
20. grade.
Hon. ~. v. I'oor !. Ia town locking
after the hnishing az ~ his house AMI
thu grading ~ the grounds.
\. ". Thoma. and ~. L.. Poor hfough,
some good horse. from lewiston last
week.
III. VI. D.. Ladies' circle met with Mr.
aud Mr.. Henry Ssehtt We,lnc.day
evening II thl. week.
III. Hook and Ladder Company arr
getting their outilt lat" usablc shape.
Ia. rains brought the river az Ia a
flooi pitch MONDAY ani Tuc.,lsy, giving
cold comfort Ia l'iummcr'. driver. Who
wsr- working the spruc. acro.. 10"
meadow. on the Eas, branch above III"
fslls.
Walter Cutting. Who has becn laid up
With cut foot. L. agaln able o. walk
about Without the ALL 10 crutches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolSos Of TIE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF rNg COUNTY.
FRVssuRo


Mr.. \. y. .oss supplies the pulpit nj
the Congregational church. but will nol
hccome the pastor until the clc.s ~ IN.
term a Anioyef.
ME- Sssiie i.ecke came hcme from th'
normal school a Pennington Al the cnd
Il the halt term.
Mi.s Nate Abhott !. teaching In North
Chatham.
Miss >asie Walker hcgan her .chcol Al
Toll lir,lge On Mon,lay. aud Miss Marion
Stubborn ~ CoFnlsh a Ncnotomy. Tbs
school in District No. 2 b-gan also
taught hy Miss lluliah Hobbs.
". ". Tosie. Esq.. ot iloston, came
h"me wiih his sister lucia ani spent ths
sabbath.
NJ Randolph Sarbrtlgr ~ Harvard
Law school Nas here a. the saue time
Chyton ". rikc has hccn At home on
q short Walt.
Messrs. Charles Laid aud n. 4. New
man made the fret trip clown river
Nav "a, on a cunning eScursion.
frvi ringrvc l. the clerk In Marx.
.ho. .iorr. anil Cilnion Heath has taken
hls pltc,' a. q. N. Tibh-tis'.
=. rhil llnbhari was IN the village on
"Wednesday.
Mr.. :. =. bradley sni Miss Minnie
bradley have rvturnel from boston.
nr. a.. a. Shsyid has taken away hi.
fcncr ani pot out a hedge.
thr Vrry welcome rain nlle,l the riN.f
o. OVERLOOKING In some pltcc-.
The Nav foNers have bern sent away
Ia such quantities a. o. fill a mall pouch.
The Village firr Corporation sle,-i~l
othrvr. on Ssturlav, MAY .
stfk. t,ka = nsrre~.
As-rsssrs. 4 a leaness. iuhn Ns.tsa. ww.
tf.aniun
~ ws-iru.. ~ Nsr1. A.C Trys. ,. ..
lHhnsfun
rrrasursf. z 4 shiftel
tsI.rst.lr. tss,srEs =. ~hlrisf
col \. ". Br,dbary .. spending few
lnys in town.
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MASON.

The late rain. have washed the earth
and all nature wear. q smile. The gras.
Il grren aud the note. ~ the song bir,i'
are heard In all the groves. Everything
be,okcn. spring.
sheep aud Young stock will soon gc'
their living. sheep have not don. ~
we'll q. usual thi. spring, yet some fock.
have q good increase. Arthur :. Morrill,
Ia. twsnty.slx fine lamb. from twenty
on. sheep.
The Young folk. had a May DAY party
az Daniel Morrilrs, but the rain dampen'
81 their arlor sni spoiled much 81 their
pleasure.
q. n. u. send. compliment. 20 south
Buckhch ani avs tho.c Falmouth
crows werr killed. With rah. Green, and
h. does not take any In hi. pickles. The
oil man I. too sharp for that.
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sours BIrseI

Mr.. ,himberlaln IL North rari. clo.
81 q .ucc-s.ful term of singing .choo
last "wednesday rVrning.
The school. throughout ih" town b.
gin MONDAY, May l2ih.
VIM. Mason !. making preparations Il
cut thu timber on the Elijah BroNt
farm. H. Ia. hegun WORK on BAL. camp
H. 4. Virgin Sill .aS large quantity
~ claplnipl. this .pflng.
EdWarl jordan novel Ia his new
farm In Woodstock last MONDAY.
stephen knight has purchased hi'
stand In this place.
Farmer. are busy on their farm.
SOmc have their cat. sowcd and poiatoc'
nearly planted. while other. have h,r'il,
b-gun.
4 donation was given Ia Mr. Dole,
lat "Wednesday evening.
NAV basket hanger. are busy.
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Ne have had lots ot rlln TIN. week aud
auy quantity ~ mud.
me A., vent Oui OF Lake tmhagog
lat night.
m. nmhsrmen are doing fir.i rate IN
getting ths logs Int" tn lake.. " '1's'
=. thnugh thry would have th.m All ~
ina frN days. They have had hr x
fore II men ani thu driver. have oy
that mean. got thr lumhcr nearly I" th'
lake. -
A Il uoW understood that the lake'li'
,.muany viii not run coach irv''
u-tb.l A. the Lakeside. J. :. Lane !. "a
dn tli.lr coaching.
Nav g,h. W haVea heavy frost thl'
unrulue
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Mr.. Eliza BraEier, widow of the late
I.n.. Hrasler. died IN last Hiram,
anil ssih Of pneumonia, sgciet years
50 "a. The oldest person la Hiram
Her Illness was only some " hours
mi. venerable lady was pure AMI lctc-
sble AMI her strong physical aud inen-
al xisor Welded slowly Ia the ra'age..
IN lime, aud her rich experience ani
,,,,od lu,gmsnt made her useful even I'M
an de,th' Until her last slckne-. she
assisted nom choice In the duties Oh 'ne
boasehold. We have never mrt . nu
OF her age With mind 80 clear IN ous',
ne.. matters. Her form MAS erect, anu
her health the natural result OF a regular
and PRUDENT life. She resIicd Win hsr
daughter. Mrs. J. Davis Wilder. she
Ieayrs . soa and two dAaghssss.
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NORWAY LAKE

81. stevens has b--n al Waterford
thi. week builiing chimney. for justin
Mcintltr.
!. Orin smith, E.q., VA. az the LAKE
"wednesday on p.nslon business.
Me..r.. John Keen aud George Dun
ham have moved back Ia their farm al
the lake this week.
!. .. bradbury has bcen taking ac-
count ~ stock thl. week, aud will put III
a iine stock of canned good. and grocer
". which he will .cll cheap for ca.h.
4. u. Cumming. a Son. have run Their
plne timber Ia the foot 10 the lake ani
i-ooul.i II Ia the stream near the coru
shop.
y. n. Whitman was at the Lake Oh,
past week with specimen. ~ poll.h"tl
aud rough granite from hl. farm In liar
ri.On.