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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
Ducxe,Gln.


Robinson H.. formerly known A IA.
By Dean, has rrturucd from the New
York circuit race. . victor.
Miss ussi~ Merrill has returned from
Franklin, Mass, and has lady friend
Nth her.
Mr.. and Mr.. VIM. =. c. BrIery (p.r
Mas Mary I. Dormsn) are visiting at
Ms. br'ery's fathers, Richard \. Dor
usn'..
n. whl,,sa OF Augusta va. In town
last wcck.
Joseph Packard of Rockiand. Mass,
made hls annual Walt To Buckheld the
home % his bcyhccd.
Vacant tenemeuts aud carpenters out
OF employment are scare In this CON-
munlty.
u. :. Dcrmsn and .on-in-isw, Mr.. w.
:. 4. llrlery. have taken q trip tn Rum
fori fslls aud the gold regions.
All our dr~.smakrr. arr rushed With
work, Mr.. Irish, the Packard sisters,
Nr.. Henson and Mas Triton.
Nis. Msrths Cole has undertaken q
heavy job 81 repairs on her balllings.
.Ib. ~bcoping cough which ha. pre-
sslled ia this section TIL. fall IL about
stamped out. II has been In very mild
form.
The Hartford Bsse Hall Club passed
throagh herr wednesday evening on
their return from Hebron happy fam.
ily.
In the ab.cnc~ of . hotel proper the
weary traveller hnds haven az the real
deac ~ Mr.. George Coyle.
Rev. aud Mrs. n. D. Lawrence have
rr,nrnei from q three week. Ni.li Ia
Coacor,i. y n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
CRvgBuRG.


Mr.. and Mrs.. Jones Miss Ir.sle Gage
% bethlehem, y. H., were At :. W.
Fifc'. last w-~k.
Mr.. farringion and daughter have
returned to Augusta.
Mr.. ". \. Randall spent th. sabbath
at iIsllo~ell With Mrs. Kate Randall.
There Ma. q harvest supper at the
- -ndenborglsn ,.siry on 1hursisy
evening aud sheet aud pillow-cs.e
masquerade by the Congregational Circle
ih. same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Merrill 81 Falmouth
have b-.u visiting al 4. u. Jenn.ss.
Mr.. Jennc..' mother, aged -. Ia.
,e-n hsr- fNr frv week. but wlll spend
the winter With her son In Ho.ton.
sidney retkln. !. Of home foe the Win.
ter.
). ". rife, E.q, :. attending court at
Os.lp-~.
Xavier Bro,hsr. % Brun..ick coa-
template oIsnlng . corn shop herr sn-
other .cs.oa.
Nr.. MlnnIe w.ymSath .. al her O..
th-r'., NJ. q. Morssn., 9Th her two
children.
Nj. HATTIE Ab,o,i 1. r,gslhing h.r
health aud IL able Ia ride cut.
Mi. Allc~ .lin~.' school la District
No. ! clo.~,i Friday.
Nj. Helen a., youngest daughter 81
Mr.. Henry Walker "a. married. on
Thursday to NJ. Alfred =. Garter ~
woburu. All the family uerc present.
Mr.. Mary sbsplsy isfi for home fac.-
dsy morning.
4 very pleasant home wedding o.
curr-i al fry.barg az p"on on Thur
DAY, Octotsr III, st th. residence ~
Henry Walker, Esq., the contracting
partis. bclng Helen H.. th. ,ounge.t
daughter 20 Mr.. walker, AMI ALFRED Z.
Carter. of woburu, Mass. The crrrmo-
nv VA. performed by l.r,. Edwin J..
Wilson, of wooiforls. sni th. yoans
couple l-ft that afternoon for q trip
through the white Mountains. Their
future home will b. Wobarn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
plxGiELp.

Thanks, south Buckheld, thanks
Wasn't it Charles Dickens who said
something about Americans being "a
smart 40 io break their Own ncckss
The boar frost of the scriptures has
been beautifully Illustrated thls week.
For thr~e mornings Il has lain on out
river land like new fallen snow, thick,
heccy and white, = forcwarnlng Of the
biting cold that's coming.
Our truck teams 90 down Ia Canton
heavily loaded every morning With tooth
picks, spools, and canned corn.
Cider IL being made at the canning
factory ~ the waste ~ the apples used
In canning. Now II the evaporation had
q plsc- In the factory u would soon con-
vert the harmless % hut tempting cider
Into delicIou. Jelly, clear as crystal.
Our Young folks ani some older ones
enjoyed q husking bee at Mrs. Kent.
Thursday evening. the I'D.
Toothachef's new house Ia being
shlngled aud clspboar,i~i.
Mari than the usual number 81 .trang
ers have been In town this week, beside
the usual number % drummer. with
frc.h fall goods.
Prof. Cook, optieian. WAS In town ihI.
week.
Walter Nevton aud Iaforr.t Bissett
from Lewiston were at fri Newton.
rccently. They all yi.liei the gilt edge
and solid gold Interior ~ the town ~
byron and broughi away some hne
specimens.
Miss Hattie Trssk has reviewed first
prize for bat essay on household econo-
nv ofierri by the Atkinson Company.
We hsves young man herr Who u a
Mohammeion 10 belief. lie sl.o believe.
that the earth I. nsi sni give. quite
reasonable argument. In .ub.tsniiiic
the theory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
AsDOyfQ

Thsr- was an old fs.hIoO~i husiing
AZ l.. q. Nswton'. ls.t saturday night
uhsn Que hanir~i ~ HI. nslghi.of. came
la ani help-,i him ha.k shout 10 bush
II. 10 ears 10 corn, the prc'iscc Of our
scfr.
Thsr- "a. pleasant .oclahls al Mr..
u. 4. Grover. "Wednesday evening 81
this week.
Dt. Briig,. frum berlin fall. has lc-
Gated hsfv.
Mr.. =. ~. Thoma. dlci at the home
10 her daughter, Mrs. ~. l.. rcor, Mon
d.y morning.
scbool. In No. :. No. AMI No. 5
clo.- thl. week. Il !. propo.~i Ia hs,.
the sIni.r term. delayed until after th.
holidays, beginning the hr., Monday In
January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
IAsr SUMNER.

4 csrioid 10 I.o,aiee. sas .hlPT~l
irum Samn.r station oa Ihars,isy bt
Nr. Libby. Go~i I-otsioc. briug a. Ia
- ccnis Ter hashsl.
>~,sfsi person. frOm thls ,icinliy and
Hartford attended coari ~ Paris, b-lng
iaisr-.i.,i In The cass % Fuller ~. iosu
% Hartford.
I.es. n. :. lIlhhsri attended the en-.
ford Ccnfsrvbc, si lIerlin, y. H., last
~-sk.
Rev. Gilman gic. visited Portland lac,
sesk.
Mr.. RshcScs nflgg. los, . good YEAR
ling colt Que night last week by l,s get
ting east In the stall.
!. :. Ilcdgion u building an addition
a. al. stand ~ baIldlng..
&C. lIcah Ia. started up Ill. dowel
MILL In order Ia hil orders Tor hl. gco.is.
John n. Eobln.on has sold . ~, ~ hl.
apple. for $50 pr barrel m. purchaser
Co tax. No.. I aud 2. The ready sale 81
apple. ahi I-p,aioc. !. quite . help Ia
~ farmer. lu., nov, q. tb-r. !. .carc"ly
any money nov In neat stock, and hard
IN any sslr herr. sLocVh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
AROMhEIEIn

". ". rogg. formerly 10 Brosnfieli,
nov 10 Cailfornls. Il yisliing friend. In
this village.
NJ. sai Mr.. ". D,Ni. ar. d.ltlng
Mr.. oria Davis sni family.
Mr.. ". Merrill Ia. rr,urn~i 10 her
hom- Al lriigton after short stay
among friend. IN Brovnneli sni Hiram.
J. Mcpoanal has hoaghi another pair
u oven. They ae b-iu,lc, bcin. j.i
black.
NJ. anil Mr.. &. Cole have returned To
tieir home Ia Ro.,on.
Mr.. y. walker, Who his not tccn c,.
T-.r,ei o. live from oac hour Ia another,
!. thought o. ~ little bitter.
The Glas. Blo~srs arc coming next
s-~k. VIII hoard at the requs~kst
Ilouss.
The Literary Cirri. met At J. l.. rrink'.
Tuesday e,cnlBg.
The village schools srr progressing
hnely. never better. Thanks du. {" our
tcacllcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
DENMARK.

Mrs. Cumming. Colby dIssi Ort. 18th.
aged ~ years. She Gas q nstive at
Fryebarg. but had resided In Denmark
many years. She leaves two sons, . sls-
ter and other relatives.
ford. Mr.. Charlie Watt of BOSTON ani
Miss ". Merrill of Portland. are visiting
ai the bartlett House.
Mrs.. Bsrtistt IL quite sick With lang
fever, attended by Dr. G.ieh~ii Of
Bro~ufield.
Mr.. willard william IL vi.liing friend.
here.
Rev. A. n. william % Massu ls h~rv
r~psirins hls stapd In this village.
John r. Biske dI~i very saddeniy last
Sunday of paralysis sg~d - years. Ms.
Blake has b~en resident of thls town
for the past - years aud was . very
kind and Intelligent man. lie was . vrt-
eran of the 1sth Maine volauteers aud q
peusloper. lie leaves . widow. two
sons and two daughters, Ill residents In
this town.
Walter Wood, Who has been II ~ork
ct Ne,iford, xass.. Il at home on shori
vacation.
ChsrIes Blake Of Boston came hons
10 attend the funeral Of hIs grapdfather,
John T. Blake.
william and A. d. Fessenden have
taken lsSgs jeb Of logging IN Porter ol
Towle 4 KennIsoa.
chaaucsy s. Berry Of Dssdag is Walt.
ing frisnds here.
Nm. L. A. Ingaiis, who hAs besn ID
Portland the Iase two % thrss weeks
he rvtnnad hoQe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
wTM pAaiA

! Apple buyers are numerous. Chandler
| Hwift loaded Q carload Of cider apples
this week. A Mr.. mn has been loading
grated fruIt. Cummings Bvs. and y.
l.. Barrvtt are both buying.
Mr.. Dunnell, the apple man, OF Grcene,
has bern In this place.
A. A. Mitchell Of Portland Was Ia
town Thursday.
W. n. 4. q. d. y. Lodge worked the
first dcgrvr before big turnout last Sat
urday night.
Commercial drummers are thick.
q. W. Bryant IL painting his buIldlngs.
The new hates house looks fine In
coat of many colors.
The looks of IIucknsm's Block Il much
improved by the new coat ofpslnt which
he ls administering.
Curtis a Gilman have dIsolvcsi part
ner.hIp. Mr.. Gilman IL moving io
south Psri. 20 take charge of the cattle
at the Mountain View stock Farm.
Mr.. Harry Gray has rented Mr.. OH
man's stand.
Frank nm has leased hl. farm to IIoI-
land Curtis and viii move Into Mr.. Ds-
vi.' up stairs rent.
fr~cm,n Eillugwood and son have
been engaged to do the sexton work at
the chapel.
The Chorai society has dissolved for
the want of tenor singers.
The Oxford County Pomona Grange
will meet With the West Parts Grange
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th. Question Tor Discus
Sion: Resolved. That the farmers Of
Maine are unDustly taxed.
Charles Dunhsm has sold his stand to
IIerkiah fsrrar ani has rented q few
room. of king.bury Curtis for the WIN
ter.
Mrs.. Hannah Hammond has sold her
stand Ia Frank Dunhsm, anil d. has
taken possession. Mrs. Hammond Will
Occupy few room. up stair. for
while.
ilert Edgrrley I. working for u. Cur
a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
EASY sRowsr,elp.

The service at the Congregational
church has b~~u permanently changed
from the afternoon la the forenoon.
much to the Satisfaction of the people.
Mrs. Eastman and Mr.. siickney were
at Red.tope saturday Ia s.e the corner
stone for the Temperance Temple In Chi.
cago, which MAS ready 90 BE- Forwarded
by special train In order Ia reach there
by Nov. i.t, the date ~ laying. u !. =
fine specimen of the work which u being
done at the quarry, The two lower
.iori-. of the temple are Ia b. quarried
from the rcistone. The building IL Ia
be Is stories high and hns affair when
done.
J.E. stickney has been In Boston At
the Rice-l'roctor wedding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
souIn sucknglo.

We &C.. that Ne are booked for . trial
AZ Pari. ihl. term. IL u Pef'nissible Y"
tell tale. out of sebools 4 nsighbor's
COW. ~.re found In our g,rien and ~err
detained FOE damages and ~efc HAIL,
tak.s With ~rit of wplesin, which 10
to he tried.
Mr.. Dean IA. returned With his stall.
Hon. Bsby Dean. Thr stallion has stool
nj. csmpsising ~vli spi IL nov In good
b..lth aud spirits. IL took strong
ma M 10 lead him from the depot. Every.
thIns considered, Mr.. Dean s sstisn~i
V lth the campaign.
U.,, ,ou rad Dr. whifmanis srticie
I'm the Joarusi on the e.riy history OF
Oxf.rd County to~ns' The Doctor
.nd ,our correspondent are old antsg-
oal.ts In sebcoi boase DISCUSSIONS IN
Bueka~ld and Iiebroa. Can't he make
sts<ioas plea thoaghf
]. Lauren Clark Il II home from Cam
briiev. Mass
Es.Ixndlori Tobln dos not osj~t to
h~somlng a hotel keeper again.
m. Ioweii has employed Gus koorrts
of Turner to make rvpsifs ON tie soasn
IlIlI school house.
We never knee that the PEN Mas
mlshsI~s than the sword until John
sr',ke Of hls ..sicsta.- We had TO ask
our ~ifr the meaning % that word: :.
All In want % fooe wear should cal!
n, mi. m. Wsldrou. Nr. W. keeps . fuIl
stock VI booss, shcss, ruboess, .oo'
booss, etc. I'rts u lowest, sncuy
ese pstce- 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
AASOA

III. groand Ia. b-.n frozen hard for
the mornings followed by three bcauti-
ful days.
Our people are selling their cider sp-
pie. to the Cumming. iirotbcrs At Port
land. They get forty cent. q hundred
pounds, delivered at West Bethel. They
fini q great many.
LYMAN q. Brosn starts Tor IIav-rh III.
Mass, tomorrow. This VAS his frst
visit "a Maine, the birthplace of hi. Ia
ther. O.gocd brown. Jr., late Of West
Newbury, Mass. lie enjoyed his yislt
greatly and gained mach In health.
T.. Z. Mains has returned from his
trip. lie Il very lame.
II. D.. MIL. I. gaining aud ats az
some.
y. q. NH. and wife have got home
sgaln. -.
q. =. brown IL gaining. but be- will
carry tb. mark of those rufiians' teeth
and boots for long time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
OXFORD.


Mr.. sally Pratt. on. 81 our oldest
ciilf-n.. Ia. removed Ia Norway to ~
.Iie with her .on, Washington Brown.
Ia. ~. born In thl. tosn la Msrvh \.
II. is0o. aud ha. done her o~n house
work up Ia th. time of her removal.
Mrs.. AbbIc Ambp.. u visiting her
father. seth faunc..
Rev. Mr.. se,rle. vent a. l.erlln Falls
Tuesday to attend the conference 81 the
Congregational churches.
George Harm !. buIldlng cottage on
the .borr II Thompson Pond.
4 large black hear ~as sen lately In
the road betwccn Peter billings aud
Herbert Floods.
Mrs. susie Keen ~as quite badly hurt
In the mill saturday. 4 shuttle ne~
out, hitting her on the head.
Married at Blidefori, Oct. ID, John
Z. walker sbi Mis- Cora NJ. TncN.
formerly 81 oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
SWEDEN

a w. Olive >msrt di.,i a the hone OF
Lisar,i. the loth Inst. -he IA.
-. 'h ir~hls h-alth Zoe .ouae tim~, bat
'-fl slddenly al lat from parait-
NJ thsrl~s whlishsese has eeen
~ -, bat Il slowly recovering
laughter aBi ha-haRi, Mr.. and
= - N-..on NcIutir,. ar. Nth her aud
=. Fniin o. care Zoe their Sgd par
-, W. and Mrs. whitehoase have q
~ll' Z even children. all having lam
y THAR Own and living "a pesf
- NV al visited their mother coe
~ At se~k.
Nlr
S,nau.l Pigmm.r ssd soa from : Ia
- ~ iaad harvested 80 eash~is ~
- NJ cub. eoris of psmpkins'
'eashsls % b>ans- Hoe y thA1s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
RAMYAA

Nlss A. c. Bicknsll took trip to Bos-
toa last week.
fAyson Tucker and party Waited Can
too and Rumford Falls last Thursday.
Arthur Mitchell, Of the nrm Of Walter
Corey a Co., Portland, . former rcsi-
dent of Canton, visited friends here last
week.
TIE Uniscrssllst Circle will meet with
Mrs. Emlly wright next Thursisy even
Ing.
Ponemoh Lodge, u. Of r., viii give
an entertainment "a Odd r~llows' chill
drrn next Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Relief Corps will have IN
entertainment aud supper Tuesday even
Ing, November 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
EASY 9EyHGl


The ground wss fro,rn hard ihar.day
morplng. OViob-r III.
n. 4. B,rtl-tt. wife AMI child, .peni
the past week AZ hl. brothers, NJ. D..
Bsrtl.tt's.
Mrs.. T.. 4. Perry has gone Ia Ma..a-
chu.e,ts Ia spend fec ~-ek. With her
Children and other relatives.
I'D. IIa.ting. and Mrs. W. -. straw
az, Visiting their brother, II. u. Hast
lng., fryebarg, Nc.
4. Y. Martin 10 Aaburn ,i.ltei this
place lsst week and had very hand
some table, erected a, his wiie's grave
la this cemetery.
Mr.. IlIrie Bartlett !. visiting rela-
tive. In Lowell, Mas.
Mr.. Carey IL Nsssschuss;ts r-'cniiy
VISITED relative. In this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
Anarn AIaAsH

Syhsel In pistric, No. D. telns taught
hy ! a. klmhall.
C~ofgv ". himhsli. ~ho seui Ia Ia
rops lat JAM, has rviarn~l bom-. lie
ryI-aft. q pleasant trip. lie visited many
piar~. q lntsr~.i, which 80 may name
la The fgiurv.
We arv sorry o. l~arn % the sever, III
ns.s - p,icon Los.loy. bat ", hol- In
Goi's u~rry that b. NAV - spared YET
lliil. longer "a hless thu community IN
~hish b. lives. In the future o. b. alsay.
has In ths past.
Mr.. Ephralm B~sn l. stiii quite feeble.
Mr. il-ultmln wilbaf Ia. bscn Wishing
frisui. In Paris and Auburu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
aOxhuRN.

Seventeen men In one 10, Ven, up 10
Byron thi. week Ia prospect for gold.
our town voted Ia change the road q,
the walker MIL .li., en- a. to give Red
plenty % room Tor q MILL yard. The
Rad !. to D. changed for eighty roi. at
q cost 10 ELS. III. town also voted to
exempt the mill from take. for i've
years. Mr.. Heed expect. "a have hl.
mill ready to run by Jan. 1t.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Maniey Taylor from
New Hampshire aw visiting at her
mothers, Mr.. j. l.. Weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
-EaROs

Nr1t hsol dsy as oh-~rVei herr
II, >.-. Thr eNrrrise. acre very
-.'r.. ~ "a ~. singing by the quar-
- hgt lTprvytsisd.
NJ lI..ry ~turtsssnt. Who has bren
~ ii-s .lsly no th- past ~eck. ~ss
-f bitter at at acyoants.
. d h.ura. q. la to~n a feS days
hsss..
w. ''-fs Bumpus l. teaching again
% '..' ii.iriCt sni Mis- ENs iss''
mi N. Both Young isiie- hs'-
-. 'rFI ...,vs.ful and are much liked
% M rlrU..
APES H-r nearly al pickei. Kills
- 'l.hmIu sill have loo barrrls 81
ll.s fart "a the tesn o~es .
- gr.ffli- o. Rev. 4. Parker. a'
ai' 'hr.l "a his infgence that apple
'''' sr-. 30 hrgcly -, oat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
UPTON.

TIE ground frcse asri MONDAY ses-
W.in..dsy nights aud th~ss
are isdL.rIoss OF an sar,y ~' ,.,,s .,...
The mountain. are white saa TN. ' ss.,,.
carrie Abbott u In south Tar" VIZ"
ing her sister. Mrs.. ksss s, ,.,,r.i
vr.. Goodwin has partially r~"
IT.. chase ~iii start . am ~ ssss
wan.i.y. lie wiii log on Hear "'"'~'
Nsgsllo~ay. Oh, Rrook.
me ave dlntr-as seheels arr
don IVA Chsse Il teaching W 40. -
EIl~a Douglass rad ssfn"s '
ne Iadbes' besevolsas SOY -
9Th Mr.. and Ars- charss -
TSsrsAAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
egrhel-

Ihs Water Company cs B~th,l h,,.
theb works completed prsrtIrslIv .nd
ar~ Supplying families Nth s~rvts~ nlc~..
the, have mor~ than any applications
on n'~ aud they are rrvivlnr sddnIoa.l
coes every day.
NJ me corn fsetory they are husy
soana'ng and labelling cans, psckinr IN
coss. aud shlypinK 90 New Iork. ChI-
sgo sni The Pacific States. They sr~
pnimg up isrg~ quantities % apples.
h'asr csrr-ntsrs are all busy cover
ing IN baliiings preparatory Ia comfort
able inskie work during The winter.
Iva y. u. burlington has his hsu..
approaching completion aud L. putting
IN al The modern coavenl~aces. Ia viii
os'e ~ The mo.i convenient aud h~au-
tifui Residences In our village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
sroNGrAN.

Nj. Bi.hop gave a ,.r, ,n,s
.u,srtalnm~nt al q. 4. X. h.h I.-'
~. mn.t he heard TO be spprrvs'ea
Prof fo.s gave very hns , mu
.,,.r,.lnmeat al q. A. R- Hall "e,. ~,
dsy alxhI. Prof. fo.s l' muster ~ WV
violin. I'm D.. her.
jaa,thsa Rartistt aud NJ u "'o~"
ar, hauling apple. 90 Pare. IN,
ssl,.-,.r Adam. AMI hls boys N,'''
- 49,. In an oil orch srt last yes
J.m~. Adm. caught an sn'mn "
..msll.. a cat that ~sigh~i about 'h'''
t.s.ands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
WEST PERIL.

A. Hammond io-t . valuable hor.e.
lie had the loss sweetened by gift
from his belghbors of little over $50.
l.. VI. brown lost COW.
A. NJ. Curtis sold hls mare Cassh To
Massachusetts parties.
Mis-. Emily Tucker has returned from
Boston aud Il ready To walt on her cue
toners. She has got . choice lot of
millinery aud fancy goc'is.
The Christian Convention WAS . sue
cess.
The Otisaeld Quarterly Meeting will
convene here the first "Wednesday and
Thursday la November.
All the men that have lot of good
apples wear Q smiling face.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
srARNrs
EAST WATERFORD.

Warren u. Whittier VA. In town Las,
week.
Leonard FLINT !. painting l.. ". san
dsr.on's house.
Mi.. ks,ie Donovan Of lewiston .psn,
sunday nj y. q. liilion's.
J. ". Warren, Eco, IL home from
New York.
Lyman ID. Thurlow has engaged to
work for sumpcr whitney on the barker
lot the coming Winter.
Mrs.. Turner 81 Norway spent Last
week With Mrs. W. II. Warren.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
-AgrgORD

n .IHs ~ Hartford. tho lsth'
80 ts...... 40 hut ~ cattle. Ibsfe
80 nj. intsrv.i shusu Va TN.
a-r er hot-,i o. -. although
~ s.- "a pairs "a s.ry noe oNsa-
p .r ..rr as very g,-si IT.
li' - '. tnt ysgrtabl~s, and thr
-aa p fts ldi~s AS very nnr.
t-s f.-rI got badly hurt by .
.i7 slt .-u running over him onr
iaF a.f as..
o. h..a, thinks u pays 90 rai.s
.H ID H.nts ~ pound. Tie uhaH'
'.Fif i-.f. 20 so on spring Pig
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EAST NtBRoN.

f-rmers ar. marketing .om. fine hog.
run this strinlty thi. fall.
NJ. sni Mr.. lIerbert Howard lniend
'" stsft tho fFh Inst. for Mli~sak..
-hsrv Nj. Howard Ia. obtained . situ..
tlea- 1bey viii - VIA Montrrsi.
w W. Berry has ''trs.is.i ~sxen.''
srsln- iir ssy. nos h. !. going to stop.
The farmers are ,islting the Backaeli
corn shop to-day, the 80, In gr, the
psy Tor thsir corn.
y. u Meme ls ,i.ltiag hls friend. In
Massachusetts,.
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NORWAY LAKE

J. orn smith, E.q., :. at home for q
short time.
Mr.. Elsie Mcrro~ ha. come to sp-ni
the wiuisr With her daughter, Mrs. L..
4. Bradbury.
y. 4. str,.n. wrnt Ia Hebron on busi-
De.. Thaf.isy.
Quit. q number from thl. pl,ce vent
io the dane. at All.rt rscksrd's scro..
the Lake Tuesday c,.nlas. All r-pou q
gcod time.
Cold. ate quite prevalent aroani here
AZ prrssni.
Mr.. Jane. smith has bs.k.t II pan
.le. that srr In full bloom and nearly all
of thru m.a.ur, lnchr. acrp...
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NeWRv.

bon smith caught bear last Monday.
Bruin had klllei sheep for Mr.. smith
aud Was rrgaling himself With apple.
between meals.
James y. Baker has returned from
Rumford, where be has been for the
season at work for Waldo Pettengill.
VI. l.. Thur.tou has taken . Job In
company with his brothers, Mac and
BAKER, In Andover.
Mrs.. John Dsnforth has pail . short
visit to her parents, T.. u. Knapp and
wife of this town. She stsrtei this
morning on her return to parmacheenee.
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IoHtll

Mr.. Rsuten klmhali AMI ~iic % Hiram
have si.t-i "a. the present s.ck, also
NJ kin1halTs sister. Mr.. Hannah Nabry
~ North rryebarg. and Mr.. BERTHE Nh
l,oti and daughter.
The Congregational circle "a. enis'-
tsio.,i "wednesday al the Town House by
Mr.. 4. n. Chapman.
S.H. IIarriman I. % bald boarilng
hoa.e mar hi. mill At North chatham
J. n. stratus. l.. u. Hatch ani u. L.
Rns. arr 10 DO the work.
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~ hr..f h1ms festival ~ss bell
TlssitJ lf..H.a.H tn.i sy~nlng. The 81 si.
slrf.F f-.- . fs e.. after ~hich The lie
re E-... NsHI or~n~i M maslcai
rtT go. rrtaiHmsut by q sslc-tiuu.
u, -. f...Hs-i by rr.t-ons. o.
nF f...a f.s.t. frum ~. Iscnham,
90. HHs.
o. 49, e.. .. ussraa 49, s.sT,ss,s,
"a tasfrnan
f-au- -.rtitss s.-.ir, NJ. - "a
a. .f..-.I I..-.a Assi-s'y.
H.H rrHtFsi hsaeff fuftlsui
aFs .H.. ItaF rsstsr. ~ To- trs-f
p o. - - ~ Fr'-Sgs-- sei 80.
~ ~afgfut
CO. .alf..fr. ,u.hman. nsarc.. IKE
al Elrr.e. 9Th M. pr. Donhsm.
awe h.... rruier~i some 20 their
ltFs r.... f401g ths evening We
80 s' favored by Instrumental 49,
.-t.-. b.. 49,. ssrtruis shaw. also a
CO. 'r NJ. >hss and NJ. >psncvf,
ts...,s1t rii ln me academy. The
tl.,suf rr.fa adiri mach % The
f-.r-fa ....... n oar people and oar de-
90 .'r f..ris M came irum away
a. .J-at mi. @trr.ng 9Th a.. ~ q ~
sf .f .'. rttHiug - sdde,i ahoui
-gt.I .r. tH The treasury % cur
.,.'t Nrs ths strangers prrssui
49, l.'. H.HI~v - Portland. Mr.. j.
lE-.s. Noyhsuic falls, ani Rev
q n >.Ha go family.
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uIltCO

Clarence Foster started quite q mum
her ~ men for his logging camp.-rs,h'
cr to build camp. aud roads. Foster a
Marble. work this winter IL 10 D. dom
on the Weld .ide ~ the mountain, from
which they have hsulc'i three winter. "a
swift River. They will land on Weld
Pond, and will have shorter haul aud
better rad than thev had on TIL. side Of
the mountain. i.ufc SLOPPY, the
Trr,he~y boys. willard Eastman aud
several others who have bcrn employed
by them give up every other job and
work Tor ihcm. Good men Ia WORK Tor
SURE pay. ,