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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
WEST euTnel.

Til. Friday u a most welcome day'
starting In wlih q good rain. The trav-
el.r has been In cloud of dust the last
week aud crop. were needing rain very
much indeed. The haymiker. have 49,
currpi a lot ~ splendid hay during these
dry days. Hay !. NOR. abundant than
Ia. been formerly preiictsi; think u
will d. an average crop. Grasshoppcr.
are a total failure thl, .ea.on-bad for
the Thanksgiving bird.
Apple. have been dropping badly dur
Ing the dry time, Vet fair crop may
b@ harvested. The Vet, cool spring
weather va. favorable Ia very full .et-
ting 81 fruit.
The old T.. 4. X. comrades are antlci-
pating a plea.ant vacation nj boston In
August. \ general turnout !. pro,n'-ed
from TIL. town. II viii probably %. the
most convenient opportunity 81 meeting
together We shall ever enjoy Ia the
Eastern Sttte..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
EAST SUMNER.

The fine dry weather ~ late his h-eu
very favorable for securing the hsy crop,
and most ~ IN. farmer. have nearly
completed their Ergll.h hay. Meldows
arr yet to D. secured.
several l,li~. from sumner are AZ oli
Orrhsri on vacation.
Mr.. T.. l.. Gardiner who has been crit
icallv M, ". learn, Z. somewhat better,
and hop-. are entertained IL hi. r-cov'
crN.
Mr. Daniel N. Risher. late ~ Nevada.
has been visiting hi brothers In sumner.
lie I. In very poor health With little
prospect ~ recovery. n he u supposed
io have cancrr In the stomach.
We scknovle,ige the rrccipt ~ Invita-
ton a. attend picnic ~ N" Mount ia
horne Association e. d. held AZ the
mountain In North Hartford FORMERLY
known ~ Trssk Mountain on the s'i,
lnst. The place I. we'll adapted for =
summer resort. a. Il has hnc views
~ lake, for-si and lovely valleys anil q
nicr mineral spring affords nature. b.,
beverage. n I. about two aud onc-half
mile. FROM the village % Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
nprns

Mr.. Crai: callol oar sitsntioa >aniay
morning O. thr words, II pray not that
thou shoulivst take thsm out 20 The
wurld. bat that thou .houldc.i Keep thciu
fr,sm the s,il one.
The sorithle was entertained fhurs,iay
afirrno0u and evening by Mr.. aud Mr.,
n. .. West.
Weddings ~ various Kind. arr the rule
thi. ssason. Mis- Wilson aud Miss NJ
hott vent 10 Errol, y. a., saturday, "a
attsni the wooden wedding IL NJ. aud
NJ. Allan Haley. Bsfnrv rvturuing. a
party - friruis accompanied thcm o.
biN,illr Nutch. vhrrv thsy hail picnic
dinner. ascyndri m. fimpus Table liock
aul visited othgr pltccs of nutr.
Uti. "A. Ahlutt rvmtlns NvrN W.. Mr..
I. .. Ethns 81 south Parts hAs come o.
help care Ter him.
Mr. John Aksr. 20 Errol has bsvn a.
hsr fathst's fvw DAYS
Farmer. ar basily Improving thu nne
hlV ssathsr.
srtin l. rvT-ortr,i a. rustiug badly.
Ne With something mlght D. saii ur
done a. Improve The taste In Johns
muuth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
slsy1NTn MAINE VOLUNTEERS.

The Eleventh Maine I,egiment Veteran
Association will hold IT, annual reunion
for 1850 at Skowhegan, Maine, Tuesday,
August, 10Th. The busIness meeting
will be held In Grand Army Hall on ar.
rival Of morning trains from Portland
and BANGOR, about ~ o'clock. \. W., at
which time further orier OF exercises
will be announced.
Half rates have been secured on the
Maine Central Railroad and the Portland
and MachIss boats. Round trip tickets
Will be furnished at the stations whers
those attending the reunion take the
train. :,
A cordial Invitation IL extended tn nj
comrades Of the old regiment. All meet,
Ings will be held In q. A. IL. Hall, and
headquarters viii he Hotel nj lieselton
where nice accommodations will be fur
nished At very low rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHs oolNos or Ins WEEK m ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS

We have had some .xceiient ha,
weather the past two weeks. and n IA.
heeu veil Improved. Tho hsy crop TIL.
var VII BE- sSo,e the average bath IN
quantity and quality.
Nr. Bolster, 10 the dry goois firm oI
bolsier. snow a Co., Portland, was IN
the place last Monday.
Mr. G,orgc Eillngv col has rcnir,i Mr..
>cott's stand 9Th the exc.ption of fcw
r"0ms up .tslrs which Elmer Tneli has
hircsl. They moved In this last week.
4 large number ~ the Epworth
League aud their friends enjoy-i a very
pleasant afternoon and evening nj the
lawn party held at Mr.. l.. :. rcrry's Las,
"Wednesday.
4 party ef "a from Boston IN route Coz
The lake. stopped al the Maple House
"Wednesday hlghi. Thursday they pro-
cur~l teams AMI started Tor Ando,er.
Mr.. Hannibal Curtl. and wife went With
thsm.
Rev. q. \. Hayden was In the place
Monday.
Frvl y. Danham l. running the pump
engine D. fill the Grand Trunk Railway
tanks shich arv hsing use.i during the
dry spill by nearly al trains.
Mrs.. Chandler LarNry has hen which
hd an egg rsvntly which measured
- BY Inches In clrcamtcr-ncc aud
weighed 10 ounc-s.
The ladies Furnished an excelant en-
tsrtainmsut for the I. ~. a.. L. lodge last
ihursisY evening". We think the gym
tlemrn all have o. acknoN l>lgc that u
surpassed their. 20 the week bsforr.
Al msmtsr- arr requested o. make an
cfiOrt o. D. pfcssui a NEXT mceting to
help In the Transaction ~ some special
business
fhr lith annual I. ~. a. y. excursion 90
lurtlani comes rueslsy. Augusi jth.
EVrr, lo,iy i Invited. Round tickets.
IN ~ from thls station.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
hEnRON.

lev. Mr.. Clark and wife ~ Mechanic
Fall. ,lsltcd Rev. Mr.. Harden last week
Mrs. knight AMI daughter 81 J,malca
riiln have bccn visiting at lIorati'
Cu.hman's.
Mr.. aud Mr.. 4. VI. Rlchsr'i.on vii
return 90 their home In waieryille this
week.
Mrs. blanchard ~ blanchard !. visit
Ing 4. l.. Packard aud other relative.
Mrs. u. was formerly Rachel Packard
a sister ~ Mr.. Packard. father, AMI u
the only surviving member ~ that fam
ily.
Rev. Mr.. w~lgc 81 rari. preached
herr SUNDAY afternoon. Mr.. Wedge ha'
many friend. here where he graduaic'I
aud all enjoyed listening Ia him agaln.
We are glad Ca report that Rev. Dr
Crane 20 Ea., Winthrop la. accepted
call here aud will b. With IA In few
weeks.
MI. Eva Barrow. !. canyss.lng ths
town for q book.
Fr,sl rar.on. anil Mrs, Kelly of Au'
burn were al !. u. stlTtc,ant. sunday
Fannie Donham AMI her aunt, Mr.,
Thompson ~ Il,rrmorr, are At DR.
Donham'. few day. thl. week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
IOXEIl

neuIamln Russell !. at work ~ FRYE
burg, aud =. y. ~tearns az Milton, y. III.
Deacon Abel Head remains about the
zane ~ u. has been for few week.
past. IL l. VERY Low. Ills son. josiah,
AMI family arr stopping there.
Mr.. Robertson. wife ani daughter ar
boarding at the FalrVicw House. Mr..
II. wa. formerly Mis- Ruth Bsrker oi
tai. town. Mis- Mabel aud Mr. Harold
Andrew. ~ Lawrence, Massachusetts,
arr also nj the fairylsw IIouss.
Dr. Josiah Head Ia. sold hi. residence
Ia Mr.. seth Bassett.
The Mise. Robert. ~ Cambridge arr
boarding with Henry Russell.
4 little son IL Mr.. Whitlock. Who j.
Visiting AZ !. ". farringtou'., has had
an attack ~ measles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
DEeNARs

r,.J n. cobb ~ Sioax fall-, Dakots,
Iu.,u. n. Cobb and !. 4. levi. at BID
asf.r,l arr &C the Bartlett House Tor a
,,w daV.. The Cobbs are native. oi
,hi. tow and smart Young men' ine,
.r. .xr~rt xheelmen anil came from bla.
J,ford via I.lmington and corni-hin IL
hours. They propose 90 make que
,un home IN about q - hours. Ihe as
,,ue, Il about IS miles.
lieut.. a. a.. r.ndsxier aud ssnne' ".
xsnI.ron ~ this town would IKE to sre
,h. act giving - per day TO prisoners
.hu. m southern prisons pass. MI
,ssn.I.xter was confined 80 day. In SAB
i.hury- North Carolina, augusta
ceorsis. aud other places. kennisi .,
"a. Al Saysunah and Asdsrsonviiie ..o
d.v. ami Il now totally disabled. lie
re..,,ye. a pension % sls. Nj. fendes-
Ter /. not IA good health bat has never
received q pension. a.,
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. III. Benn.,t ss' ~
children are visiting Mrs. ". u. beo'
netts. N.~
The agent of the Maine and New
Bunswick Insurance Company paid .ns
heir. of y. N. Giles etup The presen'
~esk. TIE money MAS not due I'll -
TENDER isRh; but wss very so'rpsssso'e'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
sJO.tnku

Ill. Parker, e. y. small snd Elmer
Parker hay. got done haylng.
Mrs. u. ~. Brown Ia. gone "a Norway
to work. Mr. Ilruwn gO-s IN few days.
Mr.. Callie Bicknell Il taking care II
Mr.. \. =. nrosn. Mr.. Brosn i . lit
tie b-ttsr.
Alden stevens IN. got back Ia town
again.
Albert Iltileheld has gone up Ia the
lake. with hi. cart. Mr. l.ltilehcld does
quite a buslne.. la HI. llne. lie sen,
away Que DAY last wcck about i've ion'
~ rag. aud old rubber.
n. II. Tibt~ti. :. It'll on deck really ia
Civ. YOU q COOL trade In u Hue.
Albion ~tsarns IL hhying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Having I. the order % the day now.
rarmer- will ne,si all their harm room.
We begin Ia feel the effects ~ the dry
weather. Rain l. very much needed.
Nv oil friend Capt. Samuel Dudley 81
Lexington. Mass. {. stopping With ne
for few days. lie say. they have had
NO rain At hi. plsc. for four weeks Hnd
everything I. drying up. Potaicc. arr
telug dug and carried To market because
they have ceased growing. Corn u
turning white Ia the Held, aud gra.'
land has nothing green on II. Mr.. Dud'
lev u 80 year. old. hut h- loves to visit
Maine a. well a. Ia dsy. gone by.
Judge Woodbury. callel on ~ a few
days ago. lie carries hls years most
gracefully, anl he seems az healthful ~
forty years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
N0ara AlQANv

". T.. wc.tco,t AMI family from Port
land ar- nov stopping NJ their summer
residence near Songo lake.
The Methodist Cirrle will met with
Mr.. Hiram Robbins. next Thur.i,y, ths
Jist lnsi. NJ are corllally invited.
Joseph Worihey's slater Il visiting him
III. Good VIII club met With Mrs,
Joseph IIol, last welne.day.
George ". kimhall arrived AZ Glas'
gov. scotland, June 3Oth. IIe report.
u very cold aud dl.sgrccable weather
therr. We would not b. surprised " hs
visited America again Ia the near future.
Rev. u. v. Da,i. Will preach At the
town house. instead ~ the .chool hou.",
At 40 every two week. until further
notlce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
NORTH BuckFlGlD.

David L. Farrsr has sold his farm to
BENJAMIN =. Record.
Mlss Litila Mur,icck of Auburn IL at
]. A. Warren's for few days.
Mr.. n. II. Emery has gone to Old
Orchard for a while.
Mamie Davis has gone to Auburn on q
visit.
Pred. y. Head has gone to Auburn
for a few days.
Mr.. william Clapp Of salem, Mass
/. at her fathers, winchester spaul'
dlngs.
Eilaphlet spaulding and wife Of sum,
ner have been In our place ON shor'
visit. -,
Mrs. Mary Capen has gone to Lowell
Mas. for a while.
j.. r. Bicknell and wife were at Nor
way sunday. the soth, To zee their son
Everett.
Oscar Turner Of Green WAS at his f.
theirs, Elijah Turner'S, over Sunday TN
3Qsh. a.,
haying thls week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
.1-SsLGrTTR

r .... H.fvt,.u tiir twu odd parties
~ ... ..tn. fH hs licvnss AMI NJ
I.... a. rNgv'lrut opportunity !.
o. f.r tbr i'r,hikiiipn party O.
81. ....HH.Fn. W sonirf u thst
.. .. e.-.lIrfll 20 party a. o. vote
g. ..Hk ri ht voting Tor PROFIT
.If Wr are glad that thr
I.... .. .. ,.up.r sni 80 wsll dsdn-l.
r..- .. .I.f vIiiug u mike cur
..... Dlf.. We Wrrv alaays a llt-
fFr tun question:. Never
.....s. .bt. .tuiying h az. hat
a...H... 90 think that II rum and t.
l.. Don. FHi.h-i from the tsr~ e
t... f. Garth thr dNrllers herein
- along quite uicelV With high
HHF .s auf. ur 90 tariff 40 All.
W. N... ..tH Iufprmoi that protection
t.. .Hr land Wfh tamp.. w
i... .-urs e-su rash enough o.
Co... urrhlp. rum anil shlftlcss-
r... ... ..tr hli sumrthing 90 d. Nth
r. ...... ...r.. ~ have somehow
r..... mTrr-.isu that the Demo
.r.. ..... SEA abode. hss alNaNs hal
..s ri. frvv rum, bat, ou n
....i IT'S ani pat up With
I..f luaf L. better than uo
'H H. H.tr tsvu Informed thst th-
d.. Parts d. beet one ~hli hitter.
.u. ssrN gu,Hl tsmp~rancr
.H. . ...fafr i-.pks ~ Maius thRt
fhtt Organization. ant ihr
fHIf thrY stand, hilr the
|s..f.HH b. that The, D. made
~ -
.... ...f fH 500 wh~rv the Thru
r". 'Irts .t. weight. tonsis-
... ... .t.I Wr trust 10 vill D. q
pod. .. .mp1Ign that l. un. ~
H. plank iog. not take the " ini
.saI.r. .aIl- 80 shall D. fufC-
.... fNf fsIl nu Temperance Il
40 uiud. Tie complaint
E.THN.i.tu party decent ru-
.H frp hrsuIlK. " party
silfr,sr d. rr-T-tnsihir for
m.Hf Or L. iu thr hands a
..s. rHf az rurtisau. luh-
II. MANY tuuus j. not alive
tUI.lf. rsru Nhrrv thsrv H.
.hHHg uf .u-fHlisl pruhihl-
NH... er lry 40 al-uut alikr
H.t. are uut uu The duNu
Ifrl.fi"n 20 drunkenness.
.. hrae over our anothrr iu the
e .r.r.fs.iuess.
|. 900 kunsu Citifsn % frru
WsIfau. th- lsst "a the fam
-.f..u. iii. hght With The
H.s short AMI sharp, bat u
..sl1. has vuioi aui always
eI.tlFr ths struggle D. long
I.. eLrthgr ~ enter iu Nth
uN. sui quakiug hstrt, 80
. ..Iiurs. barn - a hute biz
rI.ft. duet o. duet. AZ
uf h.. kin Nas With him,
.. h.k - care and frten,ilN
-".s.fh hi. IA ing pillow. That
aaY h. l. done in heather
. .N.L tl,t -. "a o. thinking
POI. .-f.iH.fv a.. humnnifiug, .oit-
.H.t uhrther psrsonally ac-
rf % hfighisns a land Son'
hn rNcylirut thing to have Ia
II i.ut a bad thing foe The
&. have. Funeral ssTNic.-
...f ~thtath az the Nyman
begged. ,'uinst-i Nv Rev. \. Nh
.r.r.hs,i a most rNr'llcnt ser'
mn. .4t.Hg ~ gold tried IN tn
'. N..'.r. uf psmrriit Poet follos-
mrtrrT. One NOR, grave Z,
'.I. hoNs, Ca Memorial l'aN
wears o. come your Ueu
lItr hs~n dr'-uratr,i manf
.H. ..mr Nav. None vii D.
..... uur grave. With ioSrr'
followed ihv oil iihg through
.Ilr.l. bell ~ hattie. 1o'l
'.If a. pitch our teuts az last "a
nh. celestial camp ground under il''
.'.- .Hr River - life, where q,
strife slil ever cume-uo Dat
.-.. 'Hw uu trumpet call a. arm.
N'.F .H. fuuer. never fade ani IN
....' ..tsr fall.
InuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
Ioc.F,s NILS

Ia. kickspoo Indian. arr occupylnc
thu school house lot. irvc exhibitions
nightly.
Rev. VI. rcasc delivered very ln'
irrv.tlng sermon at the church last sun.
dsv evening.
4 l.. Gr-cn has gone to lewiston
Junction O. work on the q. 4. II. II
I. a.. Tshl-ts ~ ii.lon l. Ia town.
Hon. y. v. Rand u In town.
Mr.. !. 4. Hidlon AMI daughter, Della,
werr Ia town last week. dslting at Mr..
b.. l.. rrhh~,s'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
plxElElp.

| Fragrant aud fresh through open
doors and windows comes In the scent ol
new mown hay. Vanilla, ro.e. hello
trope, all the perfumes Distilled by
I.undborg arr not Ia be compared Ia
this so dellcIousiy sweet.
How vexatious II IL for the moving
machine to brcak down on such morn
Ings as We have had ihis week. The air
crisp, clear. sparkling, AMI such glori-
Gus sunshine surely there ought Ia be
M isggsris In the field such weather as
this.
u L. quite In season Ia say that Marx
kIlgorr has for sale Walter a. Wood
rake. aud moving machines, single or
double horse team. prices reasonable
with "hsri tlnes' and the farmer
pocket book. On. of those fakes saves
q farmer q deal ~ anxiety when q thun.
der shower !. brewing. Esking Held
all over with llnl rake always remind
cd "a. az an American trying Ia eat soup
with q pair ~ Chinese joss sticks.
4 trial az the speed ~ some ~ the last
horses ownei Ia the village will b. made
In the trolling park here saturday.
Mcs.r.. Elmunis, Newton, Harlow ani
others will De- contestants for fastest
time.
Some Of our young people are pleasur-
Ing at Weld Pond this week. THIS u
Dixneld's mo.t charming summer ~
sort. 4 dsy -Irnt there !. better for
the neryou. individual than q week ~
Dosing with ,,leriin and bromide.
Mrs. Fuller from Berlin, y. H., Who
Ia. b-cn visiting her sister, Mr.. George
Gates, r,turn~,l home Thur.,lay.
Mrs. y. =. Whitman having been for
the past Few week. IN the family of Mr.
bryant goc. saturday 10 yi.lt her sou,
Mel Doycn. and from thence Ia Pari.,
her prrscut homr.
Fred Newton move. Into al. new house
SATURDAY.
fr-d Chl.. Il sO0n a. move Into the
white house on the hlll.lie.
VIII frost move. Into the rent vacated
by Mr.. Chas. aud family.
Mr.. Cha.e's mother, Who has been In
vi health for some time, hal very sick
day THURSDAY.
George u. Bl.,ce, wife ani daughter,
arr visiting relative. la town TIL. week.
George Bartlett u al home on a Naca-
ton.
J.. VI. Wing has gone Ia Pennington
thi. week.
Dr. sturtr,snt aud family have arrived
home from their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George stanley aud Nl..
Nellie stanley arr AZ Weld Pond With
friends.
Charles stanley aud family have gone
90 lIlggln. leach.
Clsudc Griffith l. visiting relatives In
Charles Benson IL Portland !. stop
ping at Dr. startsyants.
town.
IN. underplnning I. set ani the all.
are Ia pl,c- for the old Fellows block.
Alhlon Marsh !. having hl' rcsldencc
.hlngi~i.
Andrew Marsh has hal plaxfa put
on to the I'll of hls residence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
HIRAM

VIII y. Green. u on trip io Edc'
Fails.
Las, week the store ~ James Evans 4
Co, at las, Hiram, was broken Into In
the night ani several dollars stolen.
pr. J. L.. I.ennett, ~ Bridgton, u In
town.
Mr.. Caleb &. Clcnons, aged N wears,
!. moving to-day, erect aud active a. a
mNn ~ thirty.
Mr.. Sssmmon IIill rcc-ntly fell down
the chaml'ct stair. aud Injured herself
severely. She u gslning.
John Cotton !. sick with cry.ipclss In
his head.
Mr.. sarah Parker ~ Cornish :. on .
Walt io her fsther. Mr.. Joshus ghilon.
Mr.. David lowell u recovering frurs
hls recent accident.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
IAsr aanMsEllIn-

splendid weather for hsying, but dry
for rorn this way.
Elm cottage l. quite q summer resort.
Mr.. George Goliihwaiie, Mr.. l.. III.
GoidthSaiie aud sisters, Mr.. aud Mrs.
piiman and daughter. Mr.. and Mr.. Sim,
Rev. Mr.. Phinnsy aud wife from i'ca-
loiy. Mass. Mr.. Nelson t.oldthNaiie
and family from iIt'erhill, Mass, ar. Ia
b. guests at Z. II. fc.ssuden's for a Few
weeks In August.
The Socirty ~ Christian Endeayor
perfected It, org sniIailon on "Wednesday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Davis Will act AZ
president during his stay.
The ubcrty Cottage at Nartha's Grove
will b. occupied during the assembly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
SWEDEN

We have had some unusually cold
weather the past week. The night of the
2oth there WAS frost on some OF the
iow lands.
Rev. J. Puringtou conducted very
interesting Temperance meeting at the
Piummer school house last Sabbath even
Ing.
VI. VI. IIamliu Was In town last week.
:. l.. Plummer has bought Of John \.
Libby Of Bethel, pair Of gray Durham
cattle which girt seven feet four Inches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
aaowNe,eIp.

Dry. high wind. are damaging the
crops good deal In this vicinity.
Farmers are nearly through hsying.
,. McDonai with his moving machine
aud two pairs of oxen cut the grass on
Elmwood Farm.
Misses Morris and stevens have ~
turned Ia their home In Portland.
Prof. Kinks aud family are now occu-
pying Mrs. Breslln's cottage on Main
Street.
Dr. stephen W. Cobb Of Muscatlne,
Iowa, formerly Of l.lmlngtou, and Mr.
Andrew Cobb, now of 1.imington, ars
guests at Mr.. r. u. and Major Beans.
The Rev. y. Davis Il trying To form
q Christian Endeavor Society In this VIII
lage for the benefit Of the young people
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
RosBuRV.

lion. George u. BI.hcc AMI daughter
and llou. ~. q. stanley spent = day Al
Birch Dr,ok Pond With Nr. Swasey, and
thu newt day moved On Ia the Byron gold
fields, stoppin. on the wav at the IoN-
bury bear hunter. place 10 so the terri
hl~ bear skulls. Sc.
Miss :. VI. l.0ck- of BOSTON u visiting
Al her mothers, Mr.. =. l.. Weeks.
Mr. Ilannaforl has bought q moving
machine. sitter doing hIs haying by hand
for "a nv Nrars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
sOawA, LAKE

John BARTLETT 90 Boston .. whiting Al
DEACON O.ruoi lTrry's.
=. Grin smith, Esq.. 20 Harrison, u a.
hl. fathers uu vacation.
\ stevens Oas 40 forilani ani
p,yrius ~. past wv,k. IL Nlsiiei hi'
un,ie. Lake Moory, Esg. Nhn has since
iir,l. a.yi - YEAR,. III ~. ,-'rn ln
Waterford. January lNh, lslp; mtrtissi
Mary Atheron ~ Waterford, oyi"l--r'
l,i:. Who surNi'es him, also 10" daHsh-
Ter. aui ION.
Irwin Frn.t has several hoarisr. a. The
Noruay Mineral spring House on ftosi
mn.
Charles n. smith. th" photographer i
ln Ha.ton aud New Nork thu. Neek "u
hu.lus.-.
Nj. sarah NeNhall has gone IA leland
Pond. NJ. "a Welt her sister, Mrs. Man
sur.
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kEWRX

Good weather for haying, the crop IL
good In this section and IL being put Into
the barns In fne condition.
Jacob Paine Il the first man la these
parts to finish haying.
Edgar whitman has let his grass to j..
n. farrar 10 he cut by the Job.
Mrs. Harlow IL Visiting friends ut
Buckfeld and Paris. She has sold the
grass on her place to y. =. and c. A.
Baker.
Mrs. n. s. Barer Il In poor health. II
l. trouble In her head.
Horace Foster and family are at Y. b.
Knapp's. He Il helping Mr. Knapp with
his hsying.
Thurston ut the corner II about closing
up aawing for the season. lie will co.,
tinss 10 turn dowels ~ usual.
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t.r,. y. v. Norcro.s, late of union.
supplis'i a the Congregational churrh
lat ~ihhsth.
Mr.. Gcofgc Grvgg has hcen With
friends a. old Oryhari the past tNo
week
Mr.. VIM. Milton entertained IN. Con
gtvgsiional ladies Circle this wcck
"Wednesday evening The procc,sls Wcp'
ai-cut eight dollars.
Ths stone hoa.c has hscn r,..hingisyl
aud i hsing rrpalnte'l api pat In hrsg-
class condiiiun. Iosrph Morton, from
jefferson, y. ~. has charge 20 the wutk.
Tl- place !. Zoe sale anil l. a desirable
logatian.
Mis- Nurvlla \. Chapman from Auburu
l. spending the summer AZ =. L. roUr's.
charlie. I'm frum lla,crhlll. Mas, !.
Ia tnan.
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EAST BETHEL

\ large quantity II hr.t cla.. hay h..
been harvested the past week.
". u. aud II. II. Holt have purchased
q new moving machine.
Elmer Cole from Washington, ID. g.,
spent last sabbath with hi father, Den
al. Cole.
Nil. Emma Perry Ia. returned home
Ia Revere, M,...
Mrs. Ann, Appleton ~ boston !. ' lsii-
Ing at her moth.r'., Mr.. Mary Este.'.
The ladies Circle will hold meeting
on "a. .pringbotrl. Wednesday after
noon, July -. Picnic supper.
>pringboird dance, Thursday evening
July 5lst.
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nIckXAIE

Farmer. In this vicinity are we'll along
y 18th their haylng anil have .erur,'i their
hay thu. Gar w good con llilon.
\. J. firr,r snd family arr .ick with
the measles.
MI. Gerile Gordon ~ Auburn !. visit
Ing her sister. Mr.. Ihomt. wym,n.
II. :. Tracy has been at home the past
two weeks hoeing and having. LILA
Hall Ia. been clcrking for him at the
grange sior.
IlsTri.s are r,portrl plenty
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Ruwsoao CENTRE

Mr.. nm Graham % New York IL via
itlng his relatives here.
Miss Gracr Henderson ~ Chicago aud
Ns. Julicite kimb,ll of Worcester.
Msss., are visiting At V. u. klmhsll'..
=. n. Martin a Bro,her have quite =
number of boaniers from Cambridge.
Mass. They care for their guests In
first-clAs. style.
Born, S,,ariay, july ~, 10 the wife %
Elijah Ayefill, q son III pounds.
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DIsFiUID cTNrRC.

The tamsr. In this .ection have Inn
proved ths flne hay weather 10 the pas
two W~.k., ani q large quantity If excel
loot hay has ts~u s-Cur,sl.
Mands,ills Holman. y. y. fietchei
and albert stain dnisbc'i having Last
Wssk.
Mr. Emms smith ~ Bilicforl u W.
Ting rvlstiScs In this place.
Mi. Elh Phelps has rviuruci o. Mas
sarhusrtts.
Ths rl-,-ss factory hss over two thou
sani poun.ls % milk daily.
Ilrfhcrt llannafori has bought 4
hor.s. IT, probably lntends Ia Welt ihs
g-paW shaN .oon 90 D. AZ Pennington.