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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
plsflElp

4 little IfI Neurfrucc one daV Tits
w,rk. resulting from FIRE. indulgence
Of th.t liberty which enable. man Ca
.usnd hl. nlshts iu the gutter, the lock
un. or Al home abusing hl. family, sug-
rr.te,l e. "a. the question, doe. prohibit
ton prnhihitf II prohibits the oI-n and
fire. sale of intoNicants ~ al sort- iu
puhlir ur private. bat docs not prohibit
the ale Il ginger ale, pop be~r 80 ANY
IL the thousand ani On~ drinks snli a.
t.ut-rluC. drink.. We Do not knoW
hut they arr, never haSing Zoe the Pur-
t-,.s 81 dstectln. alcohol In th-ir cum-
i-n.ltIon. Submitted them o. the te.t ~
eh-mlcal ANALYSIS. bat AZ De- kbos, Zoe
". hatv seen the rcsult thereof. that
they ar simply a stick ulth which 20
.tir The dry. Nv bong and coutinu-,i 49,
th- .iirk l. harmed away snd l.tVs. The
individual wlth q scuryhs,l hand 90 What
/. oftsnsf tlis 80. the msn hlmsslf b.
ruap-. fo-,i fot ~ flames. The hDinr-
made lr-r that flfslss ani fruths during
tts summer nouths in the cellar - th"-s
y ~ ar 80 constituted a. o. n--i sofne-
thlnx a. Keep az thsir api.siliss AZ veil
=. Al. rrputatian fuf ceftaln .oClal viz
tue. uhirh tissy have gaipoi. u anu,her
a tha.e lunoceut Temperance drinks 81
uhlrh L. taste l. ouly o. taste again.
Anl-hut Ne Nlli not l-ciurc q. ~ are
MT ". 4. 4. 4. 90 a.. T., ihough ~
.r. \. 4. :. 4. D.. and inteni to adj
tl,e othsr lstisrs 20 thu ALPHABET shsn
,lrruulsianre aud opportunity presents
f.slf. We cosst the white ribbon, aud
pgrr rani nlli@s arr fragrant.
Tbs glare Il bot sun on nes board.
AMI .hingle. has In uoNi.e hlndsrcd ths
work on neN ballilngs In town or ths
repair II thoss not 80 new, az numhei
1T rcof. cleaning white among the trcc'
all shos.
pharie. Tield aud -on wilbur frvm
w..i SUMNER wrf, In town "Wednesday
wIlbur will ,isli hi brother frcd keen'
Cor feW DAYS.
Imsr.on Murch aud wife staTte'
Thur.,lay o. Walt frieD,l. In Georgetown
They went by private CONVEYANCE. W.
Nlsh fof them pleasant trip aud saf'
| return.
whitney Broiher- Of Bethel are IL
town.
The recent rain was resiful aud re
fr,-hing aud came Just When most nee'i
Il ell. Inc IRttieF-. iu'-' t'''t- W NV.
are, were much wilted, and even tis
long green swords IL corn we're decided
In curled az midday.
Tho.e s.Io.s sticks" should have bceI
chop sticks. We thought of our mis-
take when too late "a rectify.
Charles Wilson u visiting his sister
Mrs. kurtl.
| Dr. North and family ~ Augusta ar
occupying the cottage owned by Mr.
Farmer White. They will spend 10
summer here. =,
quite a lot Of summer company !
town.
| Lawn tenni. aud croquet are the amus'
ments Of the day.
Arthur Hammond and family OF FAR
have been visiting at y. :. Ilariows.
II. A. Randall arrived home wedne'
dzy. :,
Il The farmers are getting well alon
With their haying In this section.
Ml.s Van of Canton IL In town cal
wasting for Mrs.. Iogzn's book.
II We are 20 have horse trot Saturda!
the ~. among local talent. -,
II Rev. J. L. seward OF watervil
breaches here Sunday, August ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
EASY WATERFORD.

Mr.. kIlhorn 81 Bridgion will preach
In ~. pavilion august 10 at l0;Jo, 4. ".
ALSO IN the afternoon.
4 Freedman va. rrcently killed by q
trr. falling on him while AZ work In the
woods peeling hcinlock back 81 josiah
Week. house. iIc was eighteen year.
of age and came from Canada only q
week hcforr.
Mi. ArIllla withrm 81 lewiston !.
Waiting a Jesse Field's.
Abraham Norwood returned from Bil-
defori Tuesday accompanied by hls
brother. Nelson Norwood.
Mr.. Warren and Mis- Lincoln ~ Cor
nl.h are Visiting at ". ". waucn's.
Mr.. Annie y. whitney !. Nl.liins al
her grandfaiher's. T.. y. liaskslrs.
frank q. shaw ani fri~ni ~ Newton,
Mass. Who have b-cn ,isliing hi. parent.
Ia the south part ~ th" town, were Al
4. VI. Ssni~r.an's. sunday.
Mr.. a. q. Iattsrson has lsougm tho
Mrksnn.y place ~ winsloS Blshs-.
Ell. Haskell AMI wife "a Brocsion'
Ma.... wsrv on Temple I'LL sandy.
Jes.s fi-ld has pat nice t"at in
I.land Pond.
Edmund ani John Ilssksll arr home
from Cate Eiini-th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
MASON.

III. dreaded drouth IL avcrtei aud
vegetation never WAS growing hstsf
thin no.. just VET enough and yet
warm enough. P.as, string leans aud
new potstoe. are plentiful snd viii have
aspberries enough for sauce.
Mrs.. Dorcus Mains has been very sick
for the Last week. She has bocn under
the care ~ pr. ". a.. Wiley. she has
Mrs.. istiie Iingre. for nurse.
ROY Grover l. hsyiug for isNi y.
Bartlett.
Comrade. ,. q. Be-n and ~. a.. Mason
intend going io ilo.i"n Ia the reunion.
4. =. bean has finished hsying on
bath ~ hi farm. In Mason.
Frank 4. TYLER 70 Bosion has BEEN
visiting al. father, y. n. TYLER. the past
vc-k. IIe went a. Otlsfeld Tuesday.
Mrs.. Cyr,ne .. Iiean returns Ia her dn-
tis. AZ Lancaster, Mass, Thursday. she
Ia. greatly enIoyci her vacation.
Perhaps q little grain 81 l-alou.y may
b. lurking around In our make up, ami
Thereby our comprehension ~ things
little mudilesl. but we cannot reconcile
the late conduct IL your DlNicld CORE
spondeni, o. the rule. ~ polite society,
herself being the only witness. She
comes Into our den as .he unblushingy
admits, and without even an lniroduc-
ton, commence. feeding tary hyishly
Ia John and south Buckflcld. without
even a nod ~ q smile for those old vet.
~ the brigade. Who have guarded the
honor. and kept undlmmei the glory 81
Il-thsl, Albany. Hartford and Mason
Hut then, there !. no accounting Tor q
woman. taste. We sometime. hear 81
rich man. daughter making love TO her
fathers coachmsn. n must h. the
arums ~ IN. stable that make. our com
rade. the faNorlt~. ~ fortune this TINE;
bat N this fair correspondent h.. ~"
real sense that ! appr-hend .he has, sie
will learn better by aud by and no, be 80
easily bsgulled by store cloihe. AMI
shiny ioots ~ she wss thl. time. Where
I. the south Waterford correspondent
that started In flncly. We want "a hear
from him. That Il. good held Tor ltem'
and the RAIDER. ~ the Democrat want
them. Scnd them along. We never
deal I'm tafiy hut must say that south
Ruckheld has the courage ~ hl. con,ic-
tlon. and tho position he has taken AZ
regards that license plank I. grand Que
and honor- himself bv II. LIT other. 90
aud 10 llkrwi.e. The liquor traffic u
on. ~ the grrat questions ~ the day
Il cannot h. ignored, u must bc met aud
some day ..ttle,i: aud talk a. W may
rcarly mean. free rum or prohibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
OXFORD.


Flower sunday Was observed at the
Methodist church July 2.th.
There va. a school concert sunday
evening.
Ml.. II. T.. iIer.ey of Boston J. at
home.
George Walker and family of Portland
are Ia town.
Mr.. Brett aud family 81 Providence,
n. l., are al Grin Martins.
Edwin Rich of Richmond, Maine, for.
merly az this place died suddenly oil
heart desesse. lie leaves q widow sew
er nj children.
Clarence, Youngest son OF George
Poor Of East Oxford died July 18th Of
diphtherIa. Other members of the fam
are sick. When another son wa'
attacked Dr. Rounds was called Ia
aud pronounced the disease diphtherca
There l. a case In the family Of u. u
Boynton. The Board Of Health has
been notified.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
cANYON

John q. swssey, Esq., took . trip Il
Augusta last week.
Mrs.. Mary Howe of Gardiner u vIslt
Ing her mother Mrs. Wright.
Rev. m. u. Durham will take vaca'
ton during the month 81 August.
The universalist grove meeting Al
lake Auassgunticcok IL postponed un-
I'll August II.
As.shaw aud wife arr visiting relative.
at South Paris.
The I.ibbys took charge of the store
formerly occupied by Taylor aud Griffith
Thursday.
Quite q delegation from this place
attended the picnic at Mt. Osborne
last Tuesday. A good time was ~
ported.
Hon. waldo Pettengili 81 Rumfori
was Ia town Tuesday.
Miss Addle Winnek belmont, Mass,
I. visiting Mlss Ncttle Iiicharison.
~. VI. Richardson Il buildlng another
large hot house.
4 number ~ veterans are coniemplai-
Ing attending the a.. 4. II. Encampment
Ia be held nj Boston the second week In
August.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
w,u SUMMER

We are snioying % hot, .uliry dog
day. weather, made morr cndurable 10y
occasional shower. and the recent heavy
rains which were ~ much neel@l. The
hay I. nearly all secured Ia due condl'
ton.
Mr.. Louise q. Quincy. formerly 81
Lynn, Mass. has bought the stand ~
~. =. Coburn, acros. the street froin
wooilswn her sisters, Mrs. Ryrr."nl,
wher- she will .psnl the warm months.
Mrs. a.. l. nov visiting her brother, M
hum Mcorr, aud sister, Mr.. I. u. FULLER,
az Canton. Mis. Clara Cole, a nelce.
has been With the family At Mr.. ful-
Icr's old home. Maplcwooi Farm in
Hartford, r-ccnily.
Mr.. 4. T. Colby ~ AnioSer spout
last sabbath with her brother, y. D..
bartlett, bcforr going a. visit friends In
Massachusetts,.
4. W. Horne ani wife ~ Providence,
u. I. are spending the latter part 81
their vacation at Mr.. lIorne's mothers,
Mr.. VI. =. Pul.lfrr. Nr. ". u principal
10 the High school AZ East Providence,
spending the frat weeks ~ vacation AT
lierlIu, y. a., the rrmilnder here.
George T.. rui.lfcr sni Wife With
Homer y. Chase aud vile ~ Buckheld'
vent to lewiston the Jlst.
Mr.. Polly Howe returned few days
sine. FROM her .on'. cottage At Norway
lake. Her granddaughter, Mls. May
Howe I. with her.
Mr.. Gardiner rcm,ins feeble, With Ut
tie pro.p>ct ~ recovery.
We hear the sad news 81 Homer
Chssc's house bring struck by lightning
and hirri min killel thl. afternoon.
Mr.. 60. little boy &. In a critical condl
tiOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05

Er~. II. W. Hardy clcsed his lahors Al
bsii'cl after ) wears ~ faithful .~rviee
fhe church AMI Parish MONDAY evenlnr
hal meeting and passed. sppreelaii,s
r'--,lnilon. sni requested him to With.
lJsv hls resignation.
sandy evening Neal Dow of Portland
addressed union temperanc. meeting
IN tho Congregational thurch. Ths
larg' hou-e wss crowded snl hun,lrsi-
Nrni away for want III room. lie az.
tacket the uttennce- of Dr. Howard
,ro.by "a New York, that mo,lerais
drinking ~ wine aud b-cr we're benef.
ctal AMI deClarc,l that NO COOL ever came
from drinking. bat evil anl only evil.
iie rvlatod his experience IN Eugland
aud By many ancc'iotcs. vigorously told
hy a man ~ - YEAR.. presented a Nv
ing eNampl. ~ '.tstotaiism".
Heavy showers passed. over Hrthcl
Wednesday night and Thursday coming
- suddenly that large quantlc. ot hay
Sere wet.
FRIDAY and saturday were two ~ the
hcsi hav DAYS Il the season.
The Water Company are strvtChing
ths pip across the Androscoggln River
where u i deeply lmbe,iicd IN the sand
unsieF the water.
fhc lumber Zoe old fsllows' Hall has
arrived aud Cummings of West Paris
has the couiract Ia build n. 4. n. Ken
dall aud 4. N. n. Powers did the brick
work ou th. foundation AMI Deulamln
Bryant the stone work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
oiLGkp

The hay crop which I. bclng secured
l. much better than ~as -NIcctcd hut
not up a. the last two YEAR,.
Their I. great complaint ~ apples
dropping on When they are half grown.
Bluebcrric. arr reported Ia IL very
scarrr ON the mountain.
4 cour.~ ot Temperance mc.tings !.
l.-ing held 1t the town hall each Friday
evening. conducted by Rev. Messrs.
More sui uciucss.
!. Y .Rurnham snd wife ~ b"sion arr
.t@ndlng the summer al George Harm
hans.
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IOXIll.


Mrs.. ". ~. Bfowu aud sou are AZ home
for n few days. Her daughter. Mrs.
Mabel Andrews 81 North Anson u ala"
here.
There arr five real live bablc. AZ No:
nov, and bu.lnes. j. good day and
night.
Haby shows are In order every day,
hat no prize. are awarded a. u u dsrm-'i
bc.t Ia preserve friendly feelings Ia ,h"
ncighborlOod.
Mr.. Annie (klmb,ll) knight, and
Mr.. Dr. ". T.. Haskell arr stopping Al
Nlbcrt klmhalr..
Mr.. smyth, formerly Miss furlong u
stopping al Joseph Drcs."r's.
Mr.. Cart. dresser Severance !.
stopping AZ Henry Drr.ser's, thT.e VIII
Mr.. Sumner klmball are the mothers o'
the i've babies.
~. Mc.eryr anil o.. ". stanley ar'
cutting D.. 4. Stc,Tn'. meadow.
Met.lr. prevail q, the Centre.
ltg. arr plenty.
Appls. arr few.
Bluslrrri-. are scare.
Christian circle held Ia the grove neai
the church rue.dhv.
Congregational Circle entertained b)
Mr.. 4. VI. Farrington, "wednesday.
Mr.. Mun.on Visiting At j. VI. Earring
ton. IA. rcturnci to brooklyn.
Nil. N.ttie ~. Andrew. u afflicted 10y
a carbuncle on her arm.
The party which went over the noun
tain under the guidance ofJ. h. H. vance
report q catch IL GDo trout.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-f rc.sGs oF Tea wEts ~ Al
SECTIONS o. Tr,G COUNTY
FRyIBURG

v.. raausuI. ,i.lliug h'r s'.''f
M. IIr -hHshI
- IrrHarr liur-s Railroad j. 80"
90 ftIs sumurr.
49,. uau.e Merrill. Niss Aufili
H...'HrI tnd hfr uirUr il"y 81 i'''-
.r IN NJ. n. e. o-gusds.
'. e.. fauiugton aud tani"N ~
'...'H Hrr in town.
Is N..smblv attracts mauy Nisii"fs
. f..r.I. In en- village a. Sell a. y"
NHrff.s tsHuRr.
N... Msr,..n Warrrn a " ct Nes bury
Me-. If. ,i.fins 40 ~. ". q. los de-.
~ aud Mr.. y n. lari - baliiti'ife
l-. lf NJ. 4. e. iiowe's. .
Nr. " n. Virgin "a Portland = a.
III E lla.iiugs.
NJ. BakrT ~ Boston .. At her amt.
W.. = Wr.ton.s
N... Esstuan ~ Cumberland Mile, y
sf stephen WarTs. and Mr.. Weston |.
tli daughter ~ Bolstcrs Mile arr a.
Warts.
NJ. ,harl.. walker anil wife and Mr.
iunce. Esmcs are AZ Mr.. Henry Walk
rrs
Nj. Matte Randall. teacher In the
Industrial School az lialloSell ami ni,'
Nsuie chase ~ IIalloWell are al MS
hnlalrs.
NJ. aud Mr.. Dinsmorc have rrturheu
irum their vacation.
Mr.. Richardson and family have neen
at Niss ~. swans bat have gone back "
hsfins.
pf. m. W. Adams Of Kingston, MAS
former teacher In the Academy ana
hls Sife have been In town the p's'
week.
lev. j. q. Merrill u. ID. of fortlsn.
the son q another teacher has been ~
the Assembly.
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aOSnuOv


Name. ct strangely mlsed. u !. -
VI. Soule Who I. visiting her mother
Mr.. Weeks.
John I,ccd came home saturday night
IL hlr-i team ~ Mr.. BAILEY at Canton
and when b. reached home the hors,
was .lck. John aud hls men dociot~l
the horse all night, but the horse die'l
SUNDAY forenoon.
VI. T.. TAYLOR lo.t q nice colt last week
IL thinks the mare hacked and stepped
a foot on him a. h. Law behind her.
There VISA good laugh At the poet
ofiicc few dsy. ago. John Reed. wife
aud daughter wer- pssslng. The daugh'
ter I. l... than three years, but IVA
many youth. .he was driving. MI
Locke has . pup namc'i Tip b" va. oui
AZ IA. mad. and the little driver cric,i
out: "O nppy Locke, what do YOU
think ~ me- Large on little wheels,
aid Tip.
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RuNEoRn .cINrRI

" ". klmhsll and wifs % chicago
arr visiting al his brothers.
Georgy lluyt and cOa.in from Waltz,
am. Mas. anil Nj. Lulu iIoyt ~ Port.
land. arr visiting relatives la town.
Trr-ons sho have pah their rvspcci.
o. oft white cap in the tasi vii rvgrci
90 learn that ths hluel~rry crop i Dot
prrmi.ing much ~ this writing. Their
all o. .omr on Clsss-facv Mountain.
-un~ sixty I-r-nus from this place
vill attend The picnic AZ Nudovcr Iuc.-
day.
ocorgr Holt anil s"u - piNh~h have
r,.ruily - a ,vrv pretty monument
hery fpf Mr.. Jane colby. The deslgu
L. ,ery tasty.
The caucus to nominate q candidate
Zoe representative vill D. holden newt
saturday. Nugust pth, ~ : y. n.
if tlHrrr L. a man nuN in town that
n.,,is an ac,i.isut policy u u thaflss II.
Nbi-tf n Ea.t l.umforl. H. got hruis-
% quite badly rvycutly by h"ing ran
over.
Walter Nhl-nii - lio.ton passed few
ds,. n Humfnr.i. bat Nas obliged to ~
turn and rvt-,rt Zoe duiy ihrough thc e..
Il rnIlmrfnrut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
WILSON'S MILLS

4 Wc.k ~ fnr weather which our
farmer. have Improved Ia criiing IN a
large amount IL hay which l. II .upcti-
90 quality II not quite az Ia the usual
amount.
\ rrru from the Bsrliu MILL came up
Tur.,lsy o. repair the Nfisyoos. VIII
liam VI Hanna takes charge.
Eugene li~nn.ti and vile. 81 hrroll.
NJ. Loui aud Nlss lena l1enneii, 81
Bostou. vrrv Ia town th" past week.
Nil. Winnie TN itch.ll ~ Dummcr and
Nil. Tlprrnc, York ~ Milan ARE guests
Al tn Berlin Mil. house.
The .team.t. welokrunehacook, w.
burned "a thc wharf AZ the south ARM
Friday week.
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UPTON.

Died, July 10Th, Otis II. Abbott, aged
Is years.
Mr.. Abbott's past life l. worthy OF
more than mere passing thought. lie
came TO this place then hardly more than
a wilderness when n boy Of ten years
from Andoyer, consequently he has
grown as Il were with the town. lie
had two brothers aud two sisters. The
brothers, who were younger than him
self, passed. away nine years ago. The
family living 90 far from neighbors were
strongly attached to each other AMI Mr.,
Abbott has often spoken Of his lonell'
ness since the death Of his brothers. liz
leaves wife. one son and four daugh
ters. lie expressed willingness to de
mart and be- With Christ.
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snIIrn RnsRuRN-

ear farmer. arr an busy having
~~,rnr a thru arv getting more than
thew sNts,tr,i. Gnss has grown very
fat iu tilr lat two Ncyk..
Thr hill.ilc. have h-vu hlushilg, not
aith shame bat With strawberries.
~mlll fruits 20 al kluds arv very plcn-
tlful.
Ihr r,tlon- damagc,l the orchards In
thl. rsrt 20 the town tn s"n" extent.
,isn. that Nrrv - Last year ~crv hroh-
ga ~. while tho.s that Nerr - THE
,,tr urrr not iniurci. Other ways the
damage 90 thi. part u the town Sas
.ligtt
Tao hundr,yi AMI seventy pounds ~
.faulrrrir. have been picked and sold
"a from william Hove. farm this war.
eur roid surveyor las bc"u doing
.uus good Work ou "a. Highways. II
Va. badly ncv,icl.
usfor. It'll clntinue o. fock To The
ruIl helds of Byrun.
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THE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-. v.,r vpogrASr SrATG St"s
HWtFlY rOLp.

.fI.tn ,hifaso ii.iiliing hrm
.....E au original larAh-'
II..i.ri.
b. eif. tls holland viir mar
|..f.. suuusl ffiiiInu Cor pardon
.f.. .H# GOVERNOR and o"antu.
-.s.,. utirh - Bsuger' =
g fNs executive Cuunru 90
.iat OOH. hnmr >anla'' july
t......r fa tis ladir.' d"mto-l
..... Iut,r.t, D. being built. "
...E -t f,rt. tuo sturi'. and base
I.. ~...rI p..irigt I',mocratie '"n.
... dominated charlie. l.. ALEU- "t
f...... f.. representative O" 'ougrr-''
49, t. sa. tlr candidate To-" Nr't'
T...T. usrI,n. - sanford attacked
I.... IIsrf with "a .gNthr and eat -
. e..H.. HG h.. bead aud hack. nav
H.. ...r .rur,d. beat may r,'v''t'
r... eH. fhs result 20 au "td t''''i'
... IrI.. vs.. drunk AZ thr time
..rrs man ulmri Nrtuistcnd
... fuIt from NvupOrt, X. l. Nrt'
..sI ul thr shore ~ heisrlif.'i
I.... ..1r kIae1. vas killoi july - ~
mn" .aI.Hfd ii.,hars, ~ his gun. IL
.... great grandson 90 panwl N''-
1..e .,mfI,tr cumbu.iinn engine
......H tested ou the Mainr 'rnira''
... ...s a train q tuur Ia-sensvf car
....r.. 90 u.ngirsn miles atld f'taI ~
..rH. T.f. 20 Forty milo. nu h"ur' WIN
....H. aus black .mokr 90 cin,i'i',
.....r .. ul. bult hy The foftlahi
...-. lfit Doe. 40 that y ciii'nf'i
f... t -|,t. a. iiri,uli probl"ui.
N.r a T-ur.. a rortsni taIhef'
.. I.... -san. al.,t hslouging IN l,vtt-
..ls .uf ta sraN ~auiaf. duiN
. .I u CO. mbldls 20 On" niIh.
. .f. n .furr ihrrs. ihef N'i'
Don. .. ..rufthr uslghlurs, Nho Nrn'
..I E...Isfru amer ~ rNchan n
f.. .t.f.. ono 81 which si.iFTl IN.
.... ... I.r.s. thr1 sscairi uu t''i -
..H.r.I Co., uFNf mufuinE ~
I.t. isfu hlund utrr. ~
..fEtf fhrf rrtifiu''.r n.'ihi.-
.F..r. Nl,lnr iafn uu.irf en- y.
.f ...uur. shifh b. Cotnnif'n H'ii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
SWEDEN

Nr. ~. u. Ston.. principal II one II
the salem. Mass. schools, has arrived
Al Mr.. Maria stones, accompanied by
hi little sou, Walter. Mr.. :. has Just
returned from the teachers national con-
yention a -. Paul. MINI. which va.
one Il tiis lsrgr.t gatherings ~ the Kind
ever held AMI said "a D. very Interesting
and Instructive.
Nl.s Flora Maxwell l. a. h"me from
~.msrilie, Macs. also Mi.s Minnie
Ssundsr. from North liridgtou.
Frank ". Eyans I. az Jackson, y. H.,
Al work ln = hotel.
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EAST SUMNER.

Mr.. Asia Kicker aud wife ~ wor-
c...ter. Mass, have been whiting friends
In summer aud vicinity. They were Tor
mer residents In town.
lev. =. u. Richardson ~ Hebron has
moved into the parsonage at East sun
ner.
\. q. Head spent the sabbath OF July
s.th nj old Orchard, returning with hls
Wife on Monday. several ladies from
sumner have been stopping there for
short time.
Mr.. Charlie. u. Iionney i improving
and able Ia ride about.
Mr.. II. Carroll Field aud wife have
been visiting friends aud relative. IN
sumner, their native town. They reside
In Exeter. y. II.
Last "Wednesday was scorcher; The
mercury registered - In the shade.
Having {. nearly completed except oH
some meadows. The crop viii be iarg'
er than was anticipated.
SIDs'IN.
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sEMRY-

Thur.ton's steam MILL AZ the corner i
having weeks shut down, caused by
breaking q shaft.
Mrs. 4. &. Harlow Il SICK At Buckhcld'
aud Al lat account. not able 10 rriurn
home.
Blnel@rries are beginning Ia rpen'
whether they arr plenty ~ not u Yet 70"
early to determine.
We srr expecting a minister io "cciri
IA. parsonage nt Nesry bciorr long
4 gooI deal - hty has hern g"i lh
thI. week Ia due condition. \ frN dh'
morr ~ COOL weather vii see The 'r"p
All under cover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-05
rAQY aEYHCl.

Most of the farmers are finishing
up haying aud rpcrt good hay
season.
The dance Thur,isy evening was at
trnded by y large crowd. Over my
couples enjoyed the novelty OF spring
board dancing.
T.P. Blake, wife aud .ou, from Mass
achusetts, are visiting nj Ill. fathers.
MIss Annie Holt !. nj home from San
ford ON her vacation.
u. u. Grant l. now boarding at u. w.
Bartlett's.
4 number are going on the excursion
next week aud everybody J. going To the
circus.
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nlckyAlE.

Al. rarrar !. cut again. some II
the family are .iili .lck. The nelghbors
have turned out anil cut Al. Engil.h
hay for him.
u. l.. Rowe has tradei hls span oi
gray horses With VI. Andrews for a
good span ~ DARK bay color.
Farmer. Who have have not previously
sold their wool NJ - cent. Per pound
are now selling u az ~ CENTS. Cool
lamb. are selling we'll. II cost. me-
more to raise q good lamb when sherp
arr gra.. fc,i than II doe. q poor one. 80
H., IA Keep b-tier brccis ~ sheep anil
feed them l.stter
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nRoMNElEIn

ft'f links from Andoyrr. Mass, o.
Cupicd the pulpit AZ the afternoon ssrV-
Nv 40 the grcgaiional charrh ~an-
day. IL and his family src stepping az
The Brvslln cottage during the hot Ncath.
~.
NJ. y. Morton ~ jefferson. Mas. has
hrcn In The village thi. week; also NJ.
=. u HWson, Wife and sister 81
North Waterford.
Mr.. David Perkins has guns a. Eaton.
y. IL, o. stop q feN weeks wlih her H.
Ter. Mrs.. :. prvN
Nearly al tn FARMERS have nni.he,i
hsying
'orn l. booking anely.
Applcs In this scCtion 20 the town arr
almost a failure.
tutato bag. arr rathsf scarc-.
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SIOM

". ". Durgin IA. bccn visiting At ~.
H. nsrfues'.
willie is.,Niit has b-cn a. Bfidgton
With nes Voiato-..
VIII Monsgsn frvm Iio.ion !. visiting
In this plac..
AIicr Harrow. l. hame from fry-barg.
Mr.. Mariha BaFrows l. Nsitlng
fri~ni. In North fryrburg fof les
days.