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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
WEST PARIS

J. W. klmhaii IA. had lightning rod,
placed on his buildings.
Jennie bradbury, the thrce-year-old
daughter II W. X. Brsdbury, while play.
Ing In the street Thursday, was run o,er
BY Eight team. the wheel. passing oyer
both leg Just above the knees. "a II
happened she WAS not very badly hurt.
bat u csme near being = serious accident,
AMI should D. warning H. small chill
drvn not 90 play In the middle 81 the
street.
Mr.. Adonlram Curtis ~ Dos,on and
Mr.. and Mrs.. \. q. Girti. of Cambridge
are visiting relatives and friends In thl.
place. Mr.. \. q. Curtis ~. Formerly IN
trade Ia this placc. In the store now occu-
pie'i hV \. X. hickman. lie ani his son
arr nov running one ~ the largest gro
c.ry story. In the cliv ~ Cambridge, the
hrm name bring 4. 4. Curtis a Son.
\ number IL the scholar. ar- unwell.
\ few have been obliged Ia stay cut 81
school for few DAYS.
Mr.. \. =. Curtis health l. very poor.
Mls. Rosy Ray IA helping her do her
work.
Mrs. y. a.. Hollis I. sick.
4. N. lane l. gaining slowly. Here
klsh fsrrsr u running hi mill Tor him.
Mr.. l.. y. Bsrnes ot .tndo,er l. learn
Ing the tallor's trade ~ \. !. 'urtls.
few from thl. place went e. south
Paris la, Thursiay evening Ia hear the
Huggles street Quartet.
Moses klmhall and wife % Bethel are
I'm town.
Mr.. kingshurv Curtis returned from
her ,lslt ~ bethel In very poot health.
Mi. lille Young ~ LEWISTON has
been stopping AZ her fathers, Newell
Young. Tor few DAYS.
The Library Association viii give an
entertainment aud strawberry festival In
Dunhsm's Hall. "Wednesday evening,
June -. Nimission to hall, - cents.
Entertainment commences AZ half-past
seven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
oclAs PARK ASSEMBLY,

III. tenth annual session II the Ocean
Park CilAutauqua Normal tnlon and
y. II. Assembly will be held At occau
park, old Orchari, July liiO August u
THURSDAY. July 81, will h. &. J.. :. e.
Recognition Day, With the following
programme;
SPA m. Temple Devotional Rev. u. y
Land. a,
Mi.. =. Z. Aageson. 60,
sf0sm Isafher.' Normal Hear. CHAPEL
Meihoi. Of Instruction. ihisFrsa'ion' Rev y
". Low,ien.
los.m. Normal Hour rahernssl. The In
tsrprtsiiyn of The mix, Rsy. ~. W Wahif1n.
lAya IA Noung fsopis'. Normal ,a.-
a.. ~ Mr.. 4. n. MetcAn.
Han Lsfture. remp~ Nusls WOMAN
vii sn.i wls.iom, Isv. Df. Summarized.
I.D n. M fouastioa of fU-s-si9n AM
Maryh throagh the uoiicn .air.
sp.m. Class txerci.e. ,hapeL
l'sp. 10. uscoxnitioa Adtrs.. Tempe
Rev. A. o.. Dunhins, u. u.
ltos y. m. >cicol of orai"ry' Ia'rrnAe's
sp.m' &. T. &. " union. Chap.i
.'lsp. IN. Grant Concst. Artists fF"m w
Eston Intsrtsinment Baresa, bsst0h.
SD 10. On. Campfire.
ian m >Isha neIls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
wgsI PERU.

Mr.. Noah IIsll la. gone "a Lewiston
10 h. treated by Dr. Phll"on.
Edwin knoN I. .ick with pneumonia.
Mr.. Fred -. Walker l. on the mend.
Mr.. Tucker had another .lck turn.
Madison aud Nathaniel Woodsum have
returned FROM kent'- iilll where they
have been attending school.
Born, June - to Mrs. j. \. Putnam a
son.
Joseph sampson has finished plaster
ing wilson Oldham's new house.
Albion burgess has moved Into Prank
waliou's rent.
While Frank Dcmerltt was hocins
corn one day last week there was rifle
hall went over his head aud soon another
came and hit the ground just la front oil
him and In straight line where he was
standing. The shot was dr~i by man
IN Dlxfield. lie was standing In the
hack door % his shop firing at cat bird
on the bank Of the river. lie said thai
the ball struck the water and glanced
some quarter Of a mile. This near ap-
preach 10 an accident has q lesson on
being careful where you point your
rife.
Eomanxo burgess IL visiting st his
fathers, william burgess.
have seen Johns calf. Don't blame
him for pulling ID up, for Il 10 beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
nROMsrIEID


4 pan ~ the fals~ dlm ~ ~s'aNeV a
-pn's mill d,m wcnt out ihurs,iay night
fllllug shepherd River With rrfus"
boards ani logs.
ANN. Who hy some u called an In
qui.ltiVr mau, very hmillarly walked In
to nv .litiug-room thl. morning. s,ii b.
~. around taking the crnsus anl
thought be- would call on me. ! told
him ~. sorry for him bat di'lnt want
~ lo.s NV .ens~.. Then 10" Nrrv pl~,s-
snily a.ke,l me hoN old wns, told him
Nas sorry but II was none ~ he hu.l'
n~ss ani no grnilrmtn would AK lady
especially m,lirn laiy ~ NV ycnt',
her agr. IL dhin't apologize hut ask
a me N h,i black blood Ia nav Nrins,
then left saving he would 90" me later
Nrr W. unmarried ladies ~ an uncrr-
tain SO Obliged to endure such in.ult''
Crass !. l"okius finely whcrr " !. no,
winter killed
IN" prospect nov Il plenty ~ fruit 81
~ Kinds.
frrI Thivcr has gone io Cornish "a
work With WI. father painting.
our schools arr progrrs.lng hnely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
WILSON'S MILLS

Capt. rsrrsr u In town looking NJ
steamboat aud mall business. y. \.
FLINT takes the mail from w-ntwor'h's
Location Ia parmschecnee. u. -. Boone
Il captain on steamboat and =. W. IIen-
nett engineer for q short time, until
they have an engineer come.
simon stahl was In town Monday.
y. n. Bennett has taken down his
harm for removal AMI repairs.
Mr.. sophronh Durkee u In town
stopping with her daughter. Mrs.. incy
Bennett.
Mr.. william Wilson l. upon q Walt io
her mother. Mrs. Marihs Pickett, Who !.
not IN her usual good health.
Mr., Iucrtla Bartlett wen, Ia Camp
Carbon, saturday.
Hack flc. aud musqulioc. arr putting
IN IN appearance. a. We have had few
warm davs.
several parties ~ .portsmen arrived
n Fiint's hotel to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
wesY SIMMER.

Mrs. George Pulsifer started for Bos.
ton for q short visit Ia her brother aud
other relative. the itth.
Parties from Berlin. ". H., we're herr
q few days since tn see the stand and
store % :. II. wetherbcc with q view Ia
purchasing. being well pleased We learn.
Johany bacon has gone 90 Hanover
clrrking In a store.
J. ". pcble has got work on the horse
car. In Portland ne We hoped.
Miss Msrrella Head Intend. going Ia
Auburn the present week for q short
stay among relative. and friends.
Mrs. 1Ilson ani daughter ~ BANGOR
arr Ia come to l.. u. IIesld'. an sumner
Ilili about the 20ih, We lrarn.
T.. \. Harlow returned from business
trip a. Portland few DAYS since.
y. =. Coburn has shot hls colt ~ sew
eral weeks old which could never get up
without help.
Miss fmmagrne kecnc, who hoe. tele-
graphing NJ Lewiston, Il spending her
vacation with her mother, Mr.. Charles
Field ~ TIL. place.
We wonder II anybody knows Ne have
another sudden change In the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
MASON

Vegetation l. growing finely just nov.
Having will come on early on dry
land.
cur mad commissioner. are repairing
the roads IN town. II has h~cn 80 vet
and muddy that they n~c,l u badly.
=. n. Ilcan goc. To- the county couVen-
tiOn TODAY.
" the Republican caucus, y. ". Bean,
charlie. y. llroWn ani ~. a.. Mason wcrr
rho..n town committee for two YEAR,.
There was man In ioNn Yesterday
hu,lng WOOL. IL bought one nice lot, 81
paid - cents pound. I would advice
farmer. not to ell just yet. Wool vii
D. worth something.
Somc inquiry for lambs, bat no siles
Tint I have hr1rl of. The number Tor
ale 4. much les than last year.
y. q. anl n. D.. MIL. are p-cling the
inplsr cat last winter.
4 :. Bean has nnish",i hauling birth
snl has l-guu on strips anl e'lgings. iic
Ia. a big lot to haul.
IIsi a pheasant call irum Peter Watts
ls.i Monday. IL was formerly 81 West
tlethrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
SIOSgNAN.

a.. ". Spear. reviewed scalp wound
while talking with the wOrkmen on
Moody. stable by the accidental falling
of a raiter.
4. !. Moody has al. stable up and
boar,lci, ". L.. Goodwin, II. III. Tibbctt-
and Alfred Spear. doing the job.
4 special L. :. pension agent l. In
town.
Tie agent. ~ lyi.on, Blakeman 4 60.
have been In town with their complete
school charts. We hear that some al
our school agent. have purchased charts.
The agent 81 CHM a Go. Of Boston Il
In town with their publications.
Nelson Abbott has got out, but !. un'
able Ia walk without crutches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
NIRA~

Mr.. Daniel ". Fierce l. at work On a
Job In Porter.
Mr.. jaime. l.. I'LL ~ rliddcn, Iowa
I. whiting her native town.
Mr.. Frank n. Tibb~tt. I. quite sick.
The transition FROM - degrees on the
sih to a. degree. on the 10Th was too
abrupt.
Jane. Barnes ~ Portland !. In town.
Hon. Peter u. Young l. making "trip
Ia Naples.
IIon. Almon Young !. at Paris.
Mr.. 4. n. 4. GOOgin. learn. that hl.
daughter Mary at Ellsworth, Who VA.
seriously M l. recovering.
We are nov having glorious weather.
let "a. rejoice aud be- glad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
naEnRD

John Robinson 1. having the fum- ~
the .tW mill repaired. IL his a large
lot Of pine lum'er e. saw AuguJin"
Dunn ha. charge 81 the Job.
The drama "Our Poke whs playcl
"Wednesday evening NJ I,umpu. Hall by
the Juvenile Temple 81 Welchyille, With
,hr f.rcr "My Turn Next. Music by
Jones Orchestra, i've pie'-s.
Mi.. Lula ilhyes, daughter 81 capt.
HAYES, I. visiting relatives here.
Mark Wehber I. very sick.
Harry Have. Ia. returned to orono.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
NORWAY LAKE

charlie. Walker l. quite sick.
ChaTl.. Cumming. his got cat again
bat Z. pot able a. d. on the MIX cart
Nrt.
:. \. stevens l. Il Hebron again this
week hooking after drainage oi the
tci,ism, grpunis.
Emerson kilgurr .. repairing the road.
Ia Thu district.
:. \. steven. Ia. h-.n surveying
lnu.r bot. Ga the ,illag- thi. week.
Mr.. anI Mr.. Charles Waterhouse 81
Tryeburg are visiting at Jane. SMITH
anl Horace Ferry. ihis week.
Edmund Fro.i and wife ~ Nc. Falls
arr .t.nllug ths week With his sister.
Al The Lake ani AZ the Center.
TUESDAY Wa the hott~.t d,y 81 the
..a.on 49, f,r Nth "a. The mercury stood
a ninrty-tWo Ia the shade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
DlCkvAlE

The past few days have given corn
aud other crops quite q growth but they
are siill small for the time of year.
u. q. Tracy, Peru's road commis-
sioncr, IL repairing the roads between
West Peru and DIckvale.
Adrian Putnam. who hung himself In
y. A. Perkins barn In Andover. the
10th, was brought Ia Franklin Planta-
ton for burial. Funeral services the
18th. Rev. q. u. IIannaford officiating.
Hollis Turner, enumeration, IL among
us asking questions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
- RRoMNIIElp

Tho Congregational circle met ~ hr..
samuel Warrrn'. ou W~inrs'iaN. \ tul
,ftrnitne. and very pleasant iiui"'
NJ. Giles. n. Glichell, " ". >iicAnry
ana CLAYTON spring attended The c"un'>
.,.n,.utt,a 40 i'ari. "n the 18th. NJ.
-fI.knry ani Nj. spring accoml,in','i
tl,.m. hsi delightful drive aud lively
time uu thr lliil.
- a.. wentworth ani wife arr Al ".
satthrll..
Rev. Nj paNi. Attended 10" stale
Conference "a liriiston.
Irs .sr,icy AZ the '"ngrrg til"nai
..,.',,.b h. "a D. held in the O.. u. Instead
.,f,.u. a. heretofore fnr The prr'eni.
NJ. AMI Mr.. Iv,itt have h".n Ni'iiins
81, NJ. p.,itt'. fathers. Jacob Evans .
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nn,.,,.-a pnan

~. VERNON 20 ,.prhsm, y. ~, wls
Ir fsau TriIaV mixing u-Hlirs un ih"
engine 90 tIIs uge .tr1m mill.
Nj. us puIir, hi. returned from
N,.fLr,stk SUMMARY.
Er,. l. o. p,..r 20 N~itorl, Mas,
IA. l..n su-lrvI bv thr juNsf.hlisi
.s.isf, iIn thi. srf.un.
Daniel Morton q L,vrrit l. Ni'iilhg
hI. hfutlsr 20 this place.
. tu.hm4n hts at huugM tso more
i...r.... I1 10, teton for hi. livery stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
sraaO.

Rev. Dr. Cr,uc ~ East winthrop
preached herr sunday In exchange With
Rev. q. D.. Harden. AFTER the .ermon q
LADY, from south Carolina spoke In b.
half ~ home missions. \ collection
W. taken for the cause.
Mr.. \. \. Turner ~ lIoston i boani-
Ing ~ 4 a.. nowmin's iot th" summer.
Tir.dsv evening the i.,dlc-' sewing
circle held an entertainment ln III"
chapel.
We hear that Arthur ,'eorgr ~ south
Paris has bought the VI Bartlett place.
Iie will b. warmly welcomed back in
town.
Zen stone has moved a. the samuel
Crockett place snd will take carr ~ Nr.
Crockett Who I. very feeble.
Some very wsu2 davs this week.
Gr,ss I. looking nnrlv. Weeds also
Ne the rain ha. been morr favorable Tor
them than for hoelng. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
hEMRY.

Mr.. J. :. Allen has been quite sick
ior "a week.
Ruff. >icarn. hire,l man cut his foot
ahils pccling poplar a fcs days since.
freeand Harlow of Paris l. visiting AZ
hi. mothers In this town.
North NeNry sewing >ociety met ~
Isaac klgore's Thursday 90 last week
We have had few warm days ltteif
and crvps are growing finely nov.
The trsi potato bug ~ the setson p1'
In an appearance GA the writer's pre'n-
ises last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
EAsr AERRON.

Warm weather has finally reached "a
and farmers are rriolcci Ia see u.
Dr. Sturgis IT Auburn Ni.liel ME-.
Abhle wiiham ihi. week. Mls. W. IL
quite .ick AZ her uncle Jane. fogg's.
Mr.. \. 4. Brown lately plucketi a full
blown biush rose from a crab apple tree.
The ro.e was on IN. same twig With =
cluster 81 crab apples.
Ar. Curii. II Lynn spent the Sab
hath With his wife. mother, the widow
Davis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
FAST WATERFORD.

Liberty Kilgorc aud daughter 81 Car
diner we're NJ ". ~. kcene's rccently.
Ira johnson went Ia Mas.achu.stt.
last week on business.
Abraham Norwood. wife aud sister,
Mr.. Crawford. With two children, all oil
Portland, arrived Monday.
OtI. Martin ani wife are visiting rela-
tive. la Portland and vicinity.
Mr.. Angrllne ~ander.on !. at he'
sons few days.
Mr.. 4. 4. Patterson l. having th,
outside Of her store painted.
Born, June nth, Ia the wife Of Virgil
N. johnson, a son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
HARTFORD

C.M. Iri.h IN. child .ick With the
mumps
Tie rad mtchinc !, on the war path.
Nmr. I'ufki. has charge ~ u ani lara
k-rne. ir.. driVr. the team.
Ori.on jordan hs. sold hi place io
the willow ~tmpson. Price ss1.U.
Frank Iorlan l. sirk With neuralgia.
\ SUNDAY school NJ. organized NJ The
line .chpol house Last >uniay.
Their uill D. = c.l-hr ,tiou the ith 81
july ~ Hartford Cold spring.
charley Gurncy got bad wound IN
the hand lat Suniav hy the accidental
It.ghar.r Of plstol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
eoxBURv.

Summer weather has come at last AMI
crop. are growing fast .,o,,.
Sar .chool. arr supplied With nice
charts. , ,.o,I,, h.
There never VA. 40 much pop,..
ing cut AMI peele,i In our town ,~'" "a.'.
Tiie. AMI .keeters are very troup's,V ',
10 ,hs men. one hos left. tie s.,' W., w
sI.s or ma. men would Kill him. ~ tne
fI.. dIi not kill him they wouin MA
him a. eros. that the men would XII nun nun.
After All the worst enemy to men about
h~rr IL rum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

>omr ser, rual corn weather ihi'
N.'k.
Tl.t.utbu drive pI..si hsr fuiN
.Ith f,rt, fla, msu anl tsn hnr.r..
Toe 1sulc man drn tur urlt '"t-
HON ortk ago Ne inurl Nl"WliN lnN
.i-stv th. mouth 80 will iasrr. \. d.
h.I u, known Relatives De- va hafi"d
Irfr.
u. kimh4li a co. have hc,l adding
q .ts,g q drS gsri. io thrlr .i"r'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
RgvroRo CENTRE

.... 20 Fulug people from thl'
I.... ....rI a pleasant trip O" blacA
I... ... ~IfurilN.
90 U.r-.-. 81. ,i.itln. the hAr ~
.II. butter Mr.. burges'
.... ... mtr, iu his at-rucr, doing
.l..ullus uuuing The ep-
E Wr Ilauutfori rNchIngyd lat
>.. tfI Es,. NJ Ghmmon ~ l'eru.
I.. .mnai.uu uf Walio rsttcngili 81
..-...U f.r senator b. hrartily rvveiNe'i
...- .s.f.au. \ u.t trihuie ."
H..r.f. upright husin-.s man.
h. .If.r.I .Hr congratulations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
ntxFtslp CENTRE.

Primers al husy hocing corn anu
working Ca the roads A.t..
Wuli- ". Walt the calf man i H"'nS
. 49,. lu.Ine.s Ia his line. lie shippei
h.s,~rcn thirty and forty to b"''""
market lat week. -, 800,
We hear 20 an o,caslohs l"t =, -,
lslng sold II sScis, bat buysr - "''
nlsnfy. and 49, thlak IL good pre-; =.
N loaks a. though apples son,a ~
,i.,,v thi. fall anil consequently ehe'P'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
EASI REIAEI

The warm sunny day. are much ap-
prrciated.
II. ". Needham II l.umford has grad
"a al. lot and had a handsome monu.
ment erected In the cemetery In this
place.
The road machine |. now In TIL. W.
entity.
u. n. Bean aud wife visited Pari. the
18th.
Elwyne Perry from Massachusetts, IL
at T.. &. Perry's for the summer.
Preaching at the church by Rev. q.
II. IIannaford June 18th at : 30 y. ".
q. n. kimball aud VII. will entertain
Alder River Grange saturday evening,
June 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
ksDOvtR

George Talbot, Eco, from Kansas, !.
in town.
Chllirvu's SUNDAY Nss fittingly ohscrN-
81 AZ the Methodist churrh June u.
Miriam l'utm1n q Young man working
Zoe y. a. Perkins. suicllssl Mondsy noon
hy htnging frum a h.',m In the hafn.
pesr.oniency cause,l the de-,l.
The Methodist ladics' Circle Was enter
tainr,l Is Mr.. :. ". Richards TIL.
week.
Prank Perkins picked lot ~ rip"
sisashsrrir. on hi place the eighth, the
rlrlirst rrf-nrirl herr.
i. Nlfryi roor sud family from Chap
man. kauas, vlll spend the summer
here.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
20. ru.Sss OF Tee WEEK - A.
rE-rlNs o. rT-U COUNTY
nsEILn

I.-. willard white j. huild,ue
Nh I. STANLEY I. fs14r,if,i.
H..... .rr...ns un thr crllaf Too
.... I...a. Haii.uE
|..... ~.urrsui aul Harris - a
... Is Tr,harIr. D. Knox 20 lrru
W.. t.- ,l4.r ha. rytururi from
.... Ir Iawrr
|. ..I fr.m the village Co bruNu'
I ... Hr.u repaired nni l. great
|.. I.He o.. muNssl inin The rrni
.U.sI DO, charlie. rllArn.
. 49, y ark rrrlrh~,i su gNcrll"ni
fIr church THURSDAY evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
EASr PERIL

Al. Griffith ani Mellen Dc.hon 'i.-
itcd AUBURN last week.
CT. Dcshon la. newly shingled hi.
barn.
Thoml. Farrur ha. enclo.e'l hl. lot
that h. bough, thl. spring With a wire
frncr.
Mr.. George Divi. has been CA the
sics let
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Ile:-"My dear, II q husband went AZ
. prize with every cake Of brussels soap
what demand there would be for u by
the ladies'" She :--'sOh, they don't give
away such cheap prizes with such good
SOAP"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
PERU

Mr.. MARY Grceue oi rsri. has been la
town the past week visiting.
N. ". liahb has rc-shinglei hl. house.
We have had few hot day. aud II
give. vegetation quite a start.
J.E. Conant ani hl. sister, Mr.. still
man Ni.ltrl Iiyermorc this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

N-I.r Nse Eug'anl ~uuih'
S. i...Hf't HuI MsiHr h1uaugu'
... I..I f. annual .rssinn az us
IrI.HaIs. iu.t ~ Nlsu.' %
. fI.s ,ummrr rrufni.fs ="
r. '..t.ss-. aui f.r tlr toll
... ...r 1rI uI'r.t ass'mhIl's.
M ..#. .r g., t,~Hr-r u. llni.
... It., II. buun. u. u, of
r.. mo 49,. "a ~frts'n, ~. u. OF
f. IT. .un.Iu.fur. have drtifl
...-.. u.-. f.uI.I. fsr sI.s'.Ial u"fs
.E.- .... HrHr.rIif'r f"f de- f"l'"e
... ....I.r.. lsmfsrHu.r, 'rhnc".
~.#IIt - hu1i. MissIunfr',
m r.fr.fI. aul luuns l','-
u.. \ great trnV 20 talent i1
o. .t.r. hu.l ..ngvf. b. prom
BEL. .. abrasive UruErimmr BE-
... .E.h uUI ir ruhi.hri later
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STOW.

Mr.. Merrill Charles has been visiting
Mr.. %. +. Charles for few days.
Mr.. John Mills Of Bridgton WAS up
this way fishing and caught ls1 trout.
born, June 18th, to the wife Of Mr..
VIII Ieavitt, daughter.
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paon,eIIioN CONVENTION.

The Prohibltioni.ts of the second Con-
grc.slonal District will hold conyen-
ton at Congre.. Hall. Portland, Tues
day, June eth, at 1850 y. NJ. 10 nomi-
nate = candiiate for Representative to
Congress.
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n .H.- tsD lecture. q Er,. NJ.
u.... ...Hr.. sill he given lhursdav
.4. I. ..t evening. 20 this week. sub
.... mi U.U Nr >huu, aui Tho
M. ... W. U.rF lnr." Nimissi"u is
s... .f.... ts,turr. 10 o'Clnsk
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sheriff Es..stt hruugm zap a.
.... -....IIt night frrm Nur~aN ~hn
e...... .-.|t. o. as lu.ictVl in ni',
... ...a....I .l making night hiir"us.
...e FIJI. 900 ur.Nsf.fI tr.iim"ut 90
f......H. .l. .H ths ,I.inIt1 90 ths Jan.
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DENMARK

Cav Day while p-cliug poplar fur
Dudley Perkins pat III. ave through hi
feet making q wound I - inches long
on the the bottom ~ MI. foot. H. Was
carried hy hi comr7des about one mile
on thclr shoulders % ~h-rc a team could
- pr,sur,i, thsn Was taken % Dr.
bruvu's Nhrrr i've stitches wcr, taken,
afsi then o. al. home. H. l. nov doing
sell
br. :. 4. nroWn l. suffering severely
9th an ulCerite,l tooth. IN rvminds me
20 q passage I rad Nhcn boy; "ilc
ssNv,i othsrs, Himself ~ cannot ave
Prank Alexander started Monday on
his return o. California.
caleb SSan die,i June 18th, ag~l
about "a years. think b. Nas horn Ia
this town and has spent the most 20 hi
lifr hsfv an.i IN Brosuh.li.
Dayton Jones ~ Cumberland Mills L.
,l.iiing hi father, 4 n. Jones.
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IS YOUR EYESIGhT TROUBLING YOU ?

Opin oxford County Norway, Maine
Having made % under the
of Mhn
especially hi. business am than able 10 cope
i'm adapting all kinds o peculiar aud falling
EXAMINATION DIFFICULT c,s rl AMOUNT of RAYS
Rrsro work make specially
4 N u PIKE NJ
a. W. NJ ~
reputable physicians would allow OF
tb.iu ame.t no busnesss
Ill., West
Wechlle Waterford
they
selling
pieian o prictlc u Oxford County
thee In
has studied with VI. ID.
Remember Opticians" who having bought In
Opcian handbook FURNISHED free
dollar claims to ALL Hills leads! other.
ow,! he d-ceiei,-Dont be humbuggd!
could httei
Of
Doar delay sight troubling but Walt at once
Vivian y. Hills, 1xport 0ptioian.
Ing on Watches, Jewelry etc.,
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~. NrH.a.sa aui chill 20 NrV
N...H.. . ,lut. =. ~ Eirley'-. VI.
...... ..mr uu ufh thrm tri'hN
N.rIar mnruIng
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BETHEL


The Bethel Water 60. have received II
carload. Of pipe which they they are
distributing along their line. The eight
Inch main weighs about $50 pounds 10
the piece. They will use $40 tons Of
Iron.
Calvin Bi.bec l. erecting q stable In
connection with his house near the
dcpot.
The Water Co. have rented barracks
near the bridge across the Androseoggin
River, 10 accommodate the workmen.
They expect to employ one hundred
men In dltchlng.
Aver. Mason one ~ our oldest and
most respected citizens was hurici Tues
day. lie was - years. month";. old.
lie was one ~ i've, Who voted Tor james
a.. Blrn.y In Bethel In 1870, aud was
always LOYAL Ia III. Convictions. lie was
. Republican In politics aud uniy"r.a-
lit In hls religion. belief. \ klni snd
lndulgrnt father. q good neighbour, val-
uesi citizen, I. gathered Ia hls fathers In
. ripe old sg-. like shock of corn IN Nv.
season fully ripe. ~
Rev. Webster Woodbury. of Milford,
Massachusetts,. with HI. family are visit
Ing III. father In Bethel. Mr.. Woodbury.
With hIs father attended the General Con-
fcrrnc. At Briigion. aud vi.lted sweden.
hIs birthplace, AMI the SCENE. of his
childhood, on his return by that route To
Bethel.
rollosIn 4. the order ~ service for
the ordination IL Frank Eugene Bsrton,
At the uniyersali.t church. "Wednesday,
June -, at = ~ q. NJ
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A. N-. Tr,nk :. il'fi"s. Me-
~1n'r, hri NJ William g..
u.... 10 p|,Hri. ,i.Ii~l trisnis in
fF.r '..f vsfk.
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a., ,ai Mr.. GRAY ot West rarl. were
.tff. UIu sunday.
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A. % n. r,fkin. ~ Taunton, Mass,
,.....-.4s lt ths Hubbard llou.e.