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

E..... .f ..honl commenced Mon
l.. ~.. ..l.I = llutchins, teacher.
a.. N i. Hove aud children have
H.- EHs fn Nalthsm. Mas.
William hmhaIl from MassaChusstts
tI.. ..f.,rs In this placv.
NJ. II. 10 lian. Nj. Matte Howe
a.. So. i..ftfs Hove have gone Nth
Her..# t.fff White Mountains.
MI. Na Bean d. ,isliiug relatives
a.. Massachusetts.
M. N 81 wight l. az home Tor a
.r
f.-... ~sau O.. visiting her aunt
al. N..s.U.
1Ir. .f Young fo,ks from this place
tl. .flr iakcs
i.. .r. ceiling their potaioc. cut
.'H Or df'y cent. q bushel.
IH.. .. r.f4u my .inc,re thanks Ia
M. .. a1I FREUD. " b. ~ Kindly
a... fir.gsh thc .ickne-. and
... .I aIfr. Nuur sympathy aud
t.H. ..- h- gratefully remembered
EusrNI BLNN.
it.. umu ~spt. 1t, isPo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
UPTON.


Phllhrook a ~tearn. took Que hundred
aud fourteen sheep from thl. town aud
Grafton "Wednesday.
More. a Atherton ~ ColebrOok took
one hundred aud seven from here satnr-
dsy.
DANIEL q. brook. l. still quite feeble.
lie suffers Intensely az times.
Mr.. !. VI. Abbott aud family moved
10 Norway Lake Tuesday.
Five familie. have left Upton and W.
cinity In the last Two years.
MR.. n. :. Chase aud son have gone
10 New Hampshire To visit friends.
The ladies Benevolent society met
With Mary Abbott aud her mother
Thursday.
Winnie aud Philip West and Charles
Chase. two daughters are camping al
Pulpit Iock on the Magalloway River
We are having perfect day.. just the
Kind Of days to enjoy camping or hunt
Ing.
Mr.. Craig. subject sunday morning
Ma. Glove" from lat John -. Their
Ms A concert In the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
ALBANY.

Rev. y. q. whiting closed hl. lsbors
with the Congregational church the jl.t
alt. The pulpit will b. supplied eight
weeks hv ". II. Mathew .ou.
Rev. y. VI. wiswell of windham,
Conn. Who supplied thi. church thrc"
wears ago I. ,islilng hi friend. here
Who arr very glad to .cc him.
Archie :. cole and wife, ~ Lynn.
Mass, Wcrr here az the funeral II their
nephew. little Archie. Who accidentally
shOt himself. Mrs. Cole went with the
corpse to the home 10 his parents In
Mafhleton, 4. y.
simon Grover has novel hls family Ia
hls farm. thinks b. IN. como to siay.
The Young Peoples >ocicty ~ Chris
tian EndcaVor held "cabNeh" socisble
a. the vv-try Friday evening. Had a
plea ant time ani ralsed few dollar. for
the benefit ~ the church.
Amos l.. l1can has gone tn North
liriigton Ia the academy.
George Wilbur has returned from
Peabody, Mass, where a. has spent the
summer. lie thlnks of attending school
this fall.
4 party from the Corner intend Ia
start Cor Umbigog Lake Tuesday, the
9Th lnsi. and enjoy camp lie while.
Rev. q. VI. wiswell anil pr. Guild "
windhsm. and Everett aud Amslla
MaiheWson ~ Massachusetts, will join
the company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
hGaRON.


The fall term of the academy began
Tuesday with a large attendance. The
new building !. progressing rapidly and
the roof timbers show high above ths
trees.
VIM. n. Moody aud wife of BOSTON
made q short ,islt 10 hls mother this
week.
Rev. Dr. Crane aud family have arriv'
81 and are occupying the new p,r.onsgc.
Herbert whitman ~ south rari. ws'
In town Monday.
MI.. Winnie Harden goes to Jefferson
this week.
The friend. ~ Rev. a.. y. Harden Will
d. sorry to hear that hls little sou liar.
Ian I. M with dlphtheris.
l.. I. Iiumpus spent night al his Ia
Their. this week. lie Il stiil can,asslng
for the Turner chair Company.
Henry Strarn. u making improve
mcnts In HI. house. II has been painted
Inside aud two hay window. aud a
piafxa added.
The well for the new water supply IL
being blasted through q ledge making
slow work. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
aefAEl

The hrst week of fair weather sine
July has been Improved by the farmer
In Bethel putting their grain Into ihcI
barns. Some of them take u to the ma
chine from the field and have u ihrcsheti
The corn shop opened w~incsday
They are getting some excellent corr
They are supplied with water by the
bethel Water Company. Who are laying
their pipes In the village.
Ira Jordan, of i.ocke's Mills, ha'
bought the store formerly occupied by
Woodbury. a I'urfhgton. 81 the heirs oi
10. A. Chapman, and Will Immediately
put Il In rcpair aud occupy u for q gen
erai store and dwelling house. We vel
come him aud hls family To the village.
Deacon ,. 4. burlington has raised Ill
house eleven feet aud put undcra story
the past week. Mr.. isoberts of Hanover
has had charge ~ the work which va.
most successfully accomplished. Gll-
bert Tuell has charge 81 the Joiner work.
rassett & Thompson Of Portland made
the plans.
\. u. PhIlbcok has sold three more
iots on Church street to partle. who viii
Immediately erect buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
wVsr SIMMER


Free high school opened well will
good prospect IL excellent work, Mr
psrlln showing himself an efficient
teacher.
Pension day again the ith, which
bring. dependent father. aud mother
and cS-.oldier. In surprisingly larg'
numbers.
~. ". Tucker ~ wilkinsbarg. Ia.
visited III. sister. Mrs. a. VI. Bisbec, fol
a day the present week.
yacailonl.ts are returning to thell
home. a. the season mostly end. Will
August.
Mrs.. Ada Mellon ~ Lynn with tw,
children I. AZ u. ~. Tucl's. Her moth
or, Mr.. Miranda Barrow.. started foI
her home NJ oxford the ilh. 4 plea.
ant family party % thrcc sisters, thelI
Children aud grandchildren, vas held Al
Mrs. n. u. Chandler. before Mrs.. d.
return.
Thr-c ~ Charles Crockett. sister.
who live In Boston arr visiting hls fami
~.
Mrs.. Cook ~ Abingdon Il Visiting At
her brothers. william u. scsall. ON
sumner I'M.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. ". Field returned 1
few days since from trip 90 occar
Park.
Rev. n. II. smith preached At the MI
yersall.t church, August jlst, returning
a. Nashua before the Eth.
Master ALLIE Crommctt, son u W. T.
Crumme,t IL Norway. u az Wallace Iy'
erson's.
Nav Chandler came from her work a.
table girl at old Orchard q few day.
since.
MI.. Clara Cole goes Ia rstien, hsr
oil home, Friday, the ith Inst, to Walt
her sister ani other friends, whom sh'
Ia. not .ecn since coming To live with
Mr.. Bycrson, her aunt, seven YEAR
since.
The Norway nine came IA play against
the West sumner. ia" Ith Inst, bat
w.rc badly beaten, ~ Ia J.
Mr.. Gardner. Who has had long .e'
fious sickness 10 ten weeks !. agaln
seen on our street. "a the JOY of all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
OXFORD.

The Sons ~ Temperance gave a sue
cr.sful entertainment 10 fall house
Friday evening consisting ~ "Nay cour'
Ia Green wooi" AMI the farce "initiit-
ing Granger" followed Nv the "Pesk
sisters" Music WAS Furnished by an
orchestra IL .ix pleccs. Al ~ the mu'
.iclan. Ncrc members ~ the Division,
There wrr- songs by Mr.. aud Mrs. Hart
lett and a humorous speech hy Ten,
Heath Fift.cn dollar. we're realized.
Miss ~. T.. ller.ey has returned "a
BOSTON.
George lIcr.ry Who has hc-n attending
school a, Portland l. At home for short
time.
Me. rlummsr. ~ scltuaie, Mass, II
visiting At 4. :. Hayes.
MR.. wagg ~ Auburn aud Mr.. Beck'
Ter ~ Led. visited friends herr Last
week.
Mr.. Brett anil family have returned Ia
their home In Providence, X. l.
The hr.t IL series 81 dance. va. held
saturday evening At Bumpu. Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
nASON

II was cold thi. morning and q slight
frost. but have seen no damage To ,ege-
tatlon. To-day the weather l. very
warm.
Po,atoe. are rotiing some on rich,
moist ground.
Corn l. maturing rapidly. Sweet corn
will be all ready for the shop In few
day., u We have no frost Ia in)ure IL.
Mrs. Thoma. Morrill,, of North Al
bany, l. very sick. Her recovery !. con-
sidered doubtful.
y. q. Mill. went Into hi. hill pasture
To get a heller and calf, and when he
caught the calf the beifer came at him
with all the fury of Wild animal, struck
him with her horns, pushed him over
aud trsmplei on him. Had II not been
for the courage ~ his grandson, Ray
Mills. about twelve years old, Mr.. Mills
would have been seriously injured. such
courage NJ the boy displayed u rarely
seen la one .o young. Mr.. Mills has
another grandson stopping nj ID. u.
Came there the nineteenth % August.
Some few not done haying this fourth
day of September.
had the pleasure ~ calling on your
West Bethel correspondent yesterday, 4.
W. Grover. Que Of the most progressive
farmers of one Of the beat farming town.
In Oxford county. lie being hear, and
knowing the peculiar habits of hears,
treated Mason very civllly, and showed
him over his garden aud treated him Ga
some choice plims aud nice apples, and
| garden blackherries delicious enough a.
tempt some young bears Ia steal. u they
could not get them without. lie has
seven small trees loaded with Moore''
| Arctic plums, just ripening. Every lint
and twig Il covered With plums, and
nothing but props and twine tied "a
poles saves the tres from being broker
down. lie will have some i've or al,
bushels. lie has another small tree load
ell With Imperial Gage In the same gar
den. lie set swarm of bees last spring
lie has now ELK swarms. llis motto is
''Take care Of what you have"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
IovIIL

o. .I.-.I ia district No. y heing
..-. Nr. a.. n. Hing; In slab NY
.s.... .r Mahsl ~tsarus.
. D. Parker IA. q fine crop u apples
h.H..-
l.. ..siI meeting 10 the Lowell
N..... i.rr Insurance Go. was held ths
t. .' Il. following we're chosen di'
'H"-- t1rus Andrews, licnry Eus'
'... iuN. Marshall Evans, Neller
tls...... a. Z liamhlsn and u. L. li"-e
f.s. Nr-rr,v has had am increase 81
IN. TFr mouth granted CA h''
ls.,"
ca ls.imau IA. s,ld hi inierrs, "a
IN. ed. .u.lnrss a. hl. brother, 1cors'
l.Hr
NJ. >...e~ walker died Friday, Aug
II.r funeral as attended on >un
-I. H'f.ruus.n.
vs.. A.h.ah severance dic'i very sih
.'I saturday morning. Her funera
si. fslIssi Ca Monday afternoon
-. 'a.Hrii. were from tis late home
''. I..rt.ol aRJ attended BY lieN
~ >.rIHruk.
q >tau. has returned from MI
o.. " n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
oassNWoOD.

Calvin Cole Ia. sold the Norway mail
route Ia Lyman n. Martin.
Most II the orchards are total TALL
urr. bat that ~ l.. I. Roberts which lies
In the lea ~ a mountain heavily wooded,
Il l. estimated by good judges will pan
out sey,nty-hye barrels Of choice winter
fruit.
II. Roberts and family move Ia the
city the fir.t of November next, where
nj. .on John will engage Ia trade.
The grain crop l. said to IL light.
BIackberries are uneommonly plenty
aud selling AZ eight cents per quart.
Jacob Emmon., aged sc, u silll smart
aud able Ia do good days work ~
most men of ca. Ills wife IL In feeble
health.
The old church at the City u fast 60
Ing 10 decay, aud will soon be hidden by
a iuxuriant growth ~ alder bu.hes.
MARX TArLEr.
Swallows have gone Ia their southern
home; forests turned la q lighter green,
and some Of the trees already yariegai.
ed; night. cool with heavy dews, aud
some mornings almost down Ia the frost
line: Ma.on's crows more noisy than
formerly--ali 81 which Il proof positive
that autumn l. near by u Indeed not
already here.
Corn Il fairly In the milk and u re-
main. to be seen whether u gets ripe OF
not the coons are destroying ltas ne,e'
before, and seem determined Ia get tbeil
share at all events.
The worms are eating the potatoes q
that some of the neighbors are digging
and putting them In their cellars as tn
only mean. 81 saving them.
Charles German, Who died on the s'th
wa. about .. years of age and unmir
RED. lie had been more or less an in
valid for q number of years, and hnall,
died of heart failure, which Was yer,
sudden and unexpected.
I. W. swan aud wife and younges
child are on vislt To Milan, n. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

The Maine Central Railroad Company
viii soon replace the iron railroad bridge
aeros. ssco River by new one. IL has
been built nineteen years.
Lorenzo ID. French recently went "a
welrs. v. H., to q reunion of the 3d New
Hampshire Regiment In which he served
Miss Fannie Iiildrvth has returned
from New Hampshire.
The fall term of school In the village
district commenced Monday with Hon.
Geortie Bragdon Of I.imington ne teach
or In the gfzmmer school and Miss Aiie'
Palmer of Ilridgton In the primary.
Mr.. Chadbourne of Oxford IL Waiting
his daughter. Mrs. DR.. Wilson.
We are having glorious corn weather
George II. Goodwin Il building
house and shoe shop nj the east end o.
The covered bridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
EAST SUMNER.

Rev Gilman l.icc attended the camp
nesting 40 East i.iNermorr last wesk.
Mr.. Tollman AMI daughter % br.
Belt. ~ Boston, aud Mrs.. Nellie Kicker
% ~omer,ille, returned Ca Bo.ion on
saturday accompanied by Mr.. Addie D..
k-.n and Mr.. Hannah l.oblnson, the
honorcd wlfv and hrvad-maksr 81 your
scrii. y wc'arv to preside for while
AZ ">lccum's lIotsl. Lads reporters Tor
ths pre-. all D. cordially rccciN~l.
Charles Thomp-on, "a Atlsboto,
Mas. formerly 20 Sumter. las been
visiting placvs that M left forty-se,vn
years $50.
Gc0rg, N. Parks and family, Who
have ho.n al Vim. u. oary's, have ~
tunnel a. BOSTON.
Mr. q. ". plckcy has returned Ia
Bsngor having clo.e'i his la,or- At
~umnsr.
IIcrbert y. Sict.on and family have
returned Ia their home la Eari'illc,
lows.
Probably lot 10 people from hev VII
attend ths state fair as the rates on "a"
lin. are very low. ONLY ~ cents Tor the
rouni trip. FARMERS should generally
attend SLOgtM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
DENMARK

Burnham a Merrill commenced can
ming corn here September 9TH. The corn
4. eNcllsni. n ". arr favored with
warm weather large amount Will b.
put up.
The Republican. of thi. town have
nominated Isaac II. berry a. candidate
for representative from the class. Den
marx. Porter. BpNnhcld aud Waterford
The class l. very strongly Democratic
some - majority two years ago. ~
Mr.. Berry will stand poor chance oi
an election. The Democrats have
PLAYED Herbert Allen, hne Young man,
IN the feld. Who II elected Will probably
l,e the Youngest member Of the next
llou.s.
Jennie Bean has gone this week Ia
keene. y. H.. to resume her place there
a. teacher Ina the public school.
Mr.. sargent of Lawrence, Mass, u
visiting ~ \. y. Belcher's.
\. n. Jonc. injured hi. lex at :. "
Colby's where he VA. assisting Mr.. Col
hy on hi cellar wall. pr. Brown took
four stitches In the wound and he u nov
quite comfortable.
Mr.. =. VI. Giles has returned frou
Portland.
Hotel Bartlstt l. crowded with board
ers and transient company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
1As1 aanMAElIIn

The circle met AZ 4. ID. fesscnien'- on
the ~. 4 large attendance a. usual
th~rr and pleasant time.
The summer visitor. arr all fastening
home.
The usual number IL students nj Frye
burg Academy have rctnrpci.
Addic Allani commenced her Second
term at the Centre on the 1t.
Blackbcrric. are very plenty and large
quantitie. arr being gathered.
Mary T.. stlckney l. busy again dress
making.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

Tho canning ot SWEET corn Nas 90 D.
yin Al Bethel MONDAY 80 I am told
rhefy l. bat little planted In thl. town
I'uiat"cs. although SOMEWHAT inlurv,
hy drouth on dry land, have escaped th'
rust. anil will - guci crop. Tbs
muck worms arr inluring them In some
icCalilics and harvesting for m,Tkvt hs'
alr,ady begun. The pricc a. Bethel "a.
~ lat sccuunis 81 Csuts Per hushsl.
tar minister moved hi tmily int,
IN T,arsuuagv "a NcNry last week.
D. A. knapp u GA the wsr.paih fo'
hruin. H. has b~cn setting his trap'
tni IMPORTS sigus a. plenty In the woods,
last Ncsk bars dlnel GA mutton BE-
longiug Ia J. NJ. rhilhr-ok, ~ ! under
stand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
wrsf PARIS.

Hon. J. y. Wright of Paris Tin va,
In town With friends Wednesday.
ID. &. Churchill rslscd quite number
of good peaches In hls garden thIs year.
payson Tucker aud wife are stopping
~ the place this week ~ the guests oi
J. W. kImball.
The Pioneer Chair Co. have built .
small temporary addition Ia their mill
for their use until neat spring when
they contemplate building an addition
about the size of their present mill.
Their business L. good and they are add
Ing new hands to their crew.
Tho village school was graded this
week and n primary department e.tab-
lIshcd In room lifted mp for the pur-
po.e under y. W. Dunham's hall With
Mas Dora Rldlon a. teacher.
The Epworth League met nj y. ID.
Andrews last "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. George swan was taken Ia Au-
gusta again "a the Insane hospital last
"Wednesday forenoon.
Golden Rule Ledge has organized lie
members Into two companies Tor the
purpo.. cf furnishing entertainments.
Joseph Holt aud wife Of Washington,
u. g., With their daughter, Mile, who
has been lately married Ia q Mr.. Cole,
were at kingsbury Curtis last Thurs
day.
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sA>pogN. sslec,meT
H. FERRY, 81
H. fLl>1, Norway
STATE oy MAINE.

COUNTY 90 OStosD. sst
Ilosri 20 Coanty Commissioners, -eIt session.
l-a.
UpO> the foregoing petitisa. sstisfsetory ssi'
dsncs having tssn ressiyct that the pstitionsrs
are re.Ion.ibls. Ir ~ OsDtRhD. that The ,can,,
Commissioners mest NJ the storr 81 fstrisr a
Danforth. Norway Lake In Norway, On TUESDAY
the fourteenth day ~ Ortolsr nc,t, 81 Ten
% the eisk. a. w., AMI thenrr proceci
~ view the route mentioned In sail pstill"h,
Immediately after which ,isw, . hssnhs ~
the IA rtls- sni their vitne--s- viii - hal 81 sie
convenient place IN the vicinity. anil .ueh othsf
measure. taken In The premises a. the tosnn,ls-
.ionsr. shall lusixe prOter. AMI n IL flrhef
DnDtsNp o.. that nsstc. ~ uss time. plsfs AL l,ef
pose of the sofnmi.sioner- meeting afofvssil =
Owen to ell Isrsons AMI corporation. lhtsrr-ss.
~ causing stte-tsi COPIES of sal Isttien sn.i -
this Orisr tbsrvon o. be ser,tsi uI-on The ,EfA
~ the town ~ Norway AM slso postci ~
In thres public places In ssit town, AMI pab
nshs.i thrive weeks .uccss.issly In the oxfor'i
Ikmecrat. Q bswspaper prnis~i a. fan. IN all
County af Oxfori, the nr-t ~ sali publications,
amt sssh ~ the other nOtices. 81 - male, .srNci
ami pa-tssi. a irsst thirty days bsiOv ALL ums
Of m.stins. ~ the sni thai all person. Ani cor
poratios. may then AMI thew appear AMI che .
ssu.s. M any they have. why the prayer of all
u<titisnsr. shoaii nat IT, granted.
Arrrsri ALHEKr :. AUSTIN, Clsfk.
A true copy % aid Petition snd orisr Of
xrrnri ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
WEST BETHEL.

The Grand Trunk fence crew have been
working near here for the past week.
T.. u. Shaw IL clearing the roadside
aud putting up wire fence. IL other
farmers would do the same, u would add
much 90 the appearance of their prem
ises, besIde preventing the SHOWS drift
Ing Into the highway Ia the winters.
Rev. Il. \. York held religious services
In the Baptist church last sunday after
noon. lie usually calls out good at'
tendance for this place.
Our Sabbath school Il well attended
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. J. Pierce Of Chicago
have been stopping At c. z. Merrllls foI
\ few days, where Mrs. T.. could visil
the scenes Of her childhood on the Old
homestead farm Of the late Col. III
Twitchell.
We had white frost last Thursday
morning bat . fog seemed 10 carr
Il away. leaving but very sllght damage
Much Of the sweet corn needs wcel
Of good weather 70 mature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
AnDOyIR

The schools. excepting that AZ No. =
All openei Monday for the fall term.
MI.. Addic Bartlett ani Mi. lula Ab
bott teach AZ No. I; Me. Jennl. Mitch
ell At No. 2: VI. v. Corson NJ No. I
Ma. Alice ilelell az No. 5; Mrs. Heller
kImhall ~ No. .. The school In No.
Will not h-gin until the 18th api vii h
taught bv Mis-. Grace Perkins.
Tie oiiiccri ~ the Andoy.r Agricul
,ural society are putting their ground.
aud track In first class SHAPE for Oh,
coming fair to h. held October L., and
-.
The .oclahle NJ 4. 4. poor's We'lnss
DAY evening ~ thl. week WAS a yer,
pleasant one. The collection amounted
Ia about -.
The Good Tcmplsr. propose Ia ha''
an oyster supper aud literary entertain
ment Friday, September ~.
Me. k.vcs ~ North Jay j. visiting
her aunt, Mr.. y. ". Merrill, at East
Andoyer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
Wi SOn'S MILLS

The past week has been very ralny
one and the sirram. are all up Ia high
water marx.
Mr.. \. ". Pickett I. In town visiting
friends.
Warner ~ the safe cure rcme'lle.
stopped at FLINT. Hotel over the Sab
bath. lie will 60 M the Diamond tn
camp out, \. ". Llnnell, guide.
Mr.. and Mr.. =. ". Clark have arrived
home after thru weeks trip Ia boston
and vicinity. Mr.. Clark brought home
a pony for the u.e % the younger mem-
her. 20 the family.
Arthur FLINT went a. Milan saturday
Ia meet ". u. Hate. and family ~
Mansfield. Who arr guest. ~ Mr. and
MR.. y. 4. Flint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
noarn-wesr BETHEL

Mrs.. Belle stone % sterling. Mass, IL
visiting her brother, Hoe. Lane.
:. u. lean Of Boston Highlands IL In
town.
Mr.. q. ". Mason l. going tn Portland
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Wight have closed
their house and gone tn Join the iisrring-
ton Concert Company.
Mrs.. Milton Chapman Il stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Penley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

~ k.s. vho exhibited HI dne
t.-I .f |..-.I. st thr Rtngvf fair last
&C.,. ..I ftr hr.f prrmiums, Two
..r... ..I fIrus thluls amounting iu
."t..... so NJ Ming had mar
-.s s..... fr.lI srriuus Injury during
m. f. While rNhIhiting ball o. tn
.n- mn. tU.mll turned upou him,
H-.s f IHeu. anl trirl % tramplc
cabin I'. sa, 40 lat beaten %, and
" h.s 80 ~ sth a ieS slight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
anaRIIRN

Mr.. :. VI. Locke i.speuding the week
Al N~shsnic falls campmecting and Nj.
iaekr I. there for a few DAYS. Their
daughter sill take her turn the last 81
the week.
John Recl IA. gOnc hack to tinish his
drive.
W hear .ioric. % larger find. oi gold
on the East Rranch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

l EmfHrI centre correspondent
..If .Nusvr 9. top lavish 20 cy-
.. II... Igurrs $40 covers the
.l.f .f 'l.IIug Lircon spring house.
N Hu clark - NeWton, Mas,
H.' .. .".Hc .Hu Eddie, has hccn Va
.- .."...u. Wallacv Clark. They
s..a lf Well Pond. Good time
N. ITstiark ~ Nyw l.rk j. ,l.,t-
. .lnifaihsr Nhtott's. >hs
g.. f. Dec husband AZ Portland.
s. as,k ai ~vhagu and return.
HN. mF1 passed herr Just awhile
81 H.. f..s. - AZ though they would
.. IaITs
'... 20 Nudo,rr has taken The con-
" .. go tlr ~u.tsu "a lumber. III
... f'.f Del uiil grt Il la two months
t".... Egrsr.. ~ Peru passed aNal
... evening one morc soldier :
sI . '+ dressed Ia foNers every
f- Hs ior r. thousand YEAR,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
LOcsg,s MILLS.

l. Crrsn i ~ work al the station
H.u. D.. T.. Rand of Portland i ia
iHaH
W. understand that Ira Jor,ian has
r'tghi ths old Chapman stand AZ Bethel.
a, I"au meeting az Mt. Aeram iiai'
A.liAy. september >th.
horu, In south Bethel. September L. u
W. siis ~ llncoln Downs, a daughter
At ihr boys are shooting partfiiges'
~ lTlIng 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
EAST HEBRON.

Mr.. y. Thompson. Of Minneapolis.
with her mother aud two daughters, ar
visiting Mrs. Erastu. Hayes.
Mrs.. Mary files l. visiting her sister
the widow Nathaniel Merrill.
Farmers are beginning tn draw thei
SWEET corn.
The fall school Al south Gorham, Ne.
has been engaged by Miss Anna y
Wheeler, Who taught the south Buck
field school thl. summer. Ms. whcclcl
give. excellent .atisf,etion.