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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
FASH SUMNER.

Annie. AMI potatoes continue =" -
.hiptsd every wcsk frun the Nuinnrf
.tatisn. Thrrv .~ems siicf all !" 70
quite a coop % sppir., Judging from The
.hlpments. Probably, however, q nineh
larger t-err.ntsgv .. sold thar usual, o~ =
Ing 10 r-adv sales AZ rrmun"rail'e
prIs... Probably NOR. potai"cs atr
.hipts.l un accoani 70 fcars OF ds-ray.
4 r.~nt i.sae 20 the Boston olo'-'
hs.a t~fy accurate cat 81 Mr.. INV.
IIsr.sy Cobh. FORMERLY 81 sumner ani
tI,@ mother ~ John .. Goth, hs'l'' 81
Nuharn. She l. "a ycsrs 81 az shi
Wonlrrfully preserved for one 81 tha'
az. Thsrr wsrv seven sisters that grrN
a. ana mtrri-,l. anl every Que 81 ths IN
49,. v dos. before th-lr death. WIN
90. exception. they would AL have beet,
y lioN. together. OF large family ~
II.r.sy. that once lived la town. only
.p. live. o. hesr the name In t"Sn'
Henry n. still r,mains Ia town upou thr
h.m. f,rm ~ hls father, samuel li.r-ri
lime uorks many and singular chsngr-'
~IDCtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
InYrII

Parker Post, w. 10, a.. \. u, held q
camp FIRE AZ N. town house on Tuesday
evening. O,tot-r 2sth. \ ia. supper
~ beans. bread and pastry va. .rrNrl
and ~. remainder ~ Ga. evening taken
az With singing, speaking AMI music.
There we're thrrr hundred In ATTENDANCE
Including mcml'.r. 81 the posts al Frye
burg aud stonsham.
Carl. arr cut for the marriage ~ Mlss
Annie >tcarns aud Dr. Gcotg. W. Ia
mar on Tur.,lay. November 18th. Al two
O'clock. at the residence II the bride.
father.
The school at the Center taught by
George ". stearns Ia. clO.~i.
Charlie Manson shot FOX one morn
Ing rrcently.
The remain. 81 Wesley IIill ani daugh-
ter Who we're buried some years slncc al
the village have been removed "a Clare
mont. y. ~.
J.. l.. Parker raised 80 barrels ~ APP
pie. ihl. year aud Grafton ID. King u"
barrels.
The Good Tcmplsr. gave a blue Jay
supper al their hall on Thursday even
log. N you never attended an entertain
tnFut ~ tfltt hlul w fuN'-' -" w - ~
the next opportunity. We desire Ia give
the ladie. 81 the lodge the credit ~ .erN-
Ing very fine supper.
Politically, Ne are living on "crow,
but Ne are faiteuing turkey for the next
election.
EN-. Fox has bought q new wheel for
hi. MILL and intend. putting In more
dowel lathe-.
4 few days since Mr. Jane. W.
Charlie. Jaw bar IN IA. road near the
shave IIill school house.
A.. =. Eastman has returned from q
N.lt tn Boston.
Deacon Abel Head IL TIL. town del
on "Wednesday November 9Th, agei -
ycar.. Mr.. Head wa. born and Ia. al
way. lived NJ Centre Lowell. lie IN.
boen q prominent man In town and
church affair. for many yc,r.. \ nan
of sound judgment, good business ability,
honest In hl. dealing. and gcnerou. to
those Ia need, he will be much missed In
thl. community. Ile has hal family
~ flfieen children only i've of whom
survive him. III. funeral was attended
AZ the Congregational church on Friday
afternoon by Rev. W. ID. sandbrcok.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11


Prof. sargent of Hebron Academy was
In town Tuesday.
Labelling az the corn factory was fn-
lshei last thursday.
We understand the grsngers arr pre-
pairing drama To be prc.sniei In the
near future.
Messr-. q. ~. AMI r.. T.. Gilbert left
Friday for Cardiff, Tcun.. where they
VI lock Al large timber tract With M.
View of establishing a manufacturing
enisrpri.e.
cauion Point Dramatic Club will play
the drama, bot. the Miners Daughter,
NJ Union Hall next Tuesday evening.
!. \. a.. staples his exchanged HE stand
IN Auburn for farm Il we.t Minot.
nsrtle,t, the J-weller, !. located for q
few dsys a, the store of v. q. Hollis.
Mt. John Iloughion sni wife VI Byron
are visiting al l.. ". smiths.
Mr.. Glars iisyfcrd aud daughter will
spensi the Winter az Midway, Mass.
\ ride club hs. hcen organized herr.
u !. Intended Ia have prize shoe, In the
near future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
wii SONS MILLS

Thoma. Weymouth FROM Lincoln With
foarteen horses aud large crew OF men
xeut through here early Monda, morn
Iug 10 nj. cid camps cn Abbott Rrcok. I.
Walter Evans WAS In town the nr't OF
IN. week and .ix nice looking oxen vent
up Tor him "Wednesday. :,
". 4. brown, and wilson. OF the firm OF
Desrce A wilson, were In town the past
week. NJ.
Bsthel are visiting At y. a. fiints ana
y. n. Bennett's.
Iey. Mr.. BRYANT Of Newry gave an
,i,u.,rs,ed lecture on Palestine ut the
mL,dIe school house Wednesday evening.
O~Ing to the bad weather bat few ~err
out. a..
They have been pressing hay At ins
harns IL y. A. Flint and ID. Z. Bennett
for the woods. 49,.
Mrs. D. c. Beupett sill continues
very feeble. .,.v
A. FLINT, . soa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
WEST PARIS.

There was q large attendance at To-
mona Grange last Tuesday.
The I. q. q. r. officers were Installed
Thursday evening.
The Juvenile rcmplars have . new
set of officers.
The village scbccls closed Friday for
a vacation To last until the first Monday
In January.
Mr.. ~. n. Andrew. ~ t.averne, Mimi,
IL In town visiting relatives.
q. n. Young has returned from the
West where he has bccn spending the
summer.
Miss Minnie Plummer of South Paris
comes Ia this place every week Ia In
struct class In Instrumental music.
=. W. Dunhsm IL spending few days
In Vermont With III. sons.
Madison swift L. building . stable.
pr. Packard has built shed on the
south eide 10 hi stable.
Mrs. J. q. Riiicn Ia. b-cn having her
door yari graded.
Horace stsrbir,i Il out again.
Mrs.. sarah Murh of Paris lIlli IL az
work for 4. J. Curtis.
Mis- hmm, Davis. Who has been AZ
WORK Tor Mr.. Car,i. has gone to Bryanr'
Pond.
". understand that there will b. a
drama presented In this place .oon by
home talent, entitled 1.-The Tickei-of-
Leave Man"
There VA. school .ocisble In Centen-
NAL Hall Friday r,-s.Eg.
Cumming. Bros. 10 Portland have hsd
. .s,.s af man n work .oftlng alftles
for the last two week. In TIL. place.
Hiram a.. Rscou hid thrilling espc-
ricucc one night not long .lncc. lie wa.
aroused by hearing hls dog bark, and
went Co ascertain the cause. taking With
him III. double barrel. siD shot gun.
i'pon arriving wher the nol.e came
from he found that the log had corncrci
q e.an. n. ..ni the contents 81 both
h,rrrl. NJ the econ. hitting, bu, no, NH
Ing him. IN. coon then pitched battle
With the dog sni Mr. lacon occa.lontl-
~ got IN llsk ~ the coOn but h~ tMr'
Racon) wAs .,anilng az near snl being
,erv tall man the coon undoubtedly
took him foe tire. for b. commenced Ia
climb him, snd M, until after hnri
fishi ON the part ~ Mr.. Bscou In which
~. al the ml.fortun- o. hrcak hl. gun,
dIi ~ .uc,c",i IN dl.pcslng 81 the anI'
nal. What Mr.. Bacon. fccllnss srrc
when the coon ~. climbing or when
he broke hi. 80 gun Nc viii leave the
rrader Ia Ina CINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11


Mrs. Ezra Russell closes her house Ia
bethel for the winter and goes to brook.
iyn, ". ". to spend the winter With her
father. George G. Shirley. Esg.
A. ". Carter, ESQ. of Bethel, u elected
Que of the four clerks Ia the valuation
commission. 4. W. Vocabulary. com
missioner from from Oxfori County, left
Bethel Tuesday, the 9Th Inst, for
Aagu.ts, to assist Ia the completion of
the work of the commission. lie desires
communications addressed Ia him d.
rccted Augusta. Maine.
Dcs. .. n. iarington has the outside
~ hls house completed and wlll be ready
Tor the plssierets next week.
A. T.. iIerrick. E.q., Representative
elect from the iIethel district, wili Nisit
Augusta the flr.i ~ next week.
l'of. q. 4. Robertson, of Augusta,
Ia. died al. application wiih the bethel
Water Go. for water service Tor bls
houses w Bethel. The Company have
morr than ANY applications, ani have a
large forrc az work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
O1rORn

ilsury Dresser was arrested CA We'll
ns.iay fpf selling llquor, Nas found
guilty anil sentenced a. pay hnc ~
iny dollars AMI co.is and thirty
davs imprisonment.
4 numl.er attended the dedication ~
the n.W grange hall AZ Otl.deli Corr GA
w~ln~..lay lat. II va. very pleasant
a,,asion. \ dinner "a. served, follow
III hy specyhs., musk, etc. >e'cfal
prominent grangcrs from other towns
ssrr prvssni. \ dane" ~as held Ia W"
esvning
Mr.. ptnirl Whiirhouse Ia very slcs.
John y. jordan. farm hulldings on
Alien nm. Nth thirty tous 81 hay
AMI farming icol., barnei Ihnr.day
night. The cause I. unknown. ins'
sslcO. Insured for -lS0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
erppOs


The ,ans on the new academy Wa
pat In place Friday and the misons have
,s.n busy plisisring thl. week.
Mi" Etia Sturic,nnt Got homr ltsi
saturday after hslng ah.e-it slnc- Ihly,
The Ltiir.' benevolent society hell
their usual monthly entertainment Iurs.
dsy evening. l,rfrr.hmsnt. we're .nli
bat wr have not heapi the amount made.
M. anil Mr.. n. VI. Eyrrr,t h,d a ~
union ~ the Everett aud Narshall fani-
lie. ani In the evening general Invita-
iion "a al friends was given. TITS
pleasant entertainment s~ernri ~ .
house warming az Mr.. ani Mr.. D.. nrr
living In their new hous- which Ne
built In the spring.
Thur.isy afternoon Rev. W. ". Clark
~ Mechanic Fall. With Mrs. clark.
nlcc-. Mi. Annie Goodrich, 81 Nou,-
gomsry City, Missouri. were Ia the place.
Mr. Clark took several Views among
them the senior class. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
WgG aEYNIl

Pleasant Valley Grange Ia. rcccnily
Put flty.tNo hardwood chair. Into w.
hall ani will soon make further adii'
tlon 20 q chsnirlisr. which viii mtk~ u
4 very pleasant, neat little hall flcis-
ant River Lodge of Cool Trmplars -
rupy IL every "Wednesday evening. u !.
. fnurl.hlns holy With nearly seventy
mrmt~r. and Il adding Ia u. numbers
AZ every meeting. The community u
giving " hearty support.
\. :. BEAN. large barn u approaching
completion sui will b. flnc one. \
irnsmrnt will D. hni.hc,i IN u for tlc
ho.iler snd family.
our village school has becn cut short
by whooplng cough.
Pruf. Coax l. m,king ~. mother q
d.li hsrr ani supplying ih" weak eyes
With glh..es alec.
Nathan 4. Grover made a short call AZ
home bat has nov gone Ia orono fof .
few dsy.. lIhs plenty ~ work Al hl'
occupation q. civil engineer.
Mr.. Melvin stowe !. keeping hoase
for ~. u. Grover.
B-rt Perry rccvn,ly made a short ,i.ii
a. al. frl-ni. herr. H. Ia. q COOL 1T
ustion Ia Nahani. Mass.
SNOW hss b.en on the mountain top.
for the past ten days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
r.sr WATERFORD.

oti. Martin l. home from the Norway
corn shop where he la. been working a.
night watchman.
Albert n. IIean Ia. moyei Ia Norway
lake on Dr. llaIrlion's farm where he
has engaged to cut one hunired eofd'
of "a Ood.
Warren a.. whittier, Who his been IN
town again buying apples, returned to
Newton Thursday.
Meeting ai Temple iilli school hon.'
November 81 a ! 10.
Pred anl Leroy skinner recently visit
sSl relatives Ia Boston.
william ~. Keen aud Wife spent last
week With her father In tarr"lI, y: u
Mr.. Eya IIesrn Of lewiston IL visit
Ins AZ jesse Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs.. II. -. Rolfe we're nj u
y. IIa.kelrs sunday.
Apple. are selling here for 81" and
saUl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
FRvgsuRo.

On account 81 Mr.. stone. s,es,~.,
thefe VAS mn service a the Sx~,,~pbo,.
gian eharch on sanisy.
NJ. fiorrnr~ lsobia.on ant h.h, x.n,
eas y 20 >omsr,i'le On ~aturi.v.
lt,. Kate E-ailIi. .l IN. St.t. f..l...
trial >chcol, was here INF. w-el shs
nroashi one % her girls tn Mr.. N. A.
Randall.
John ilu,chls. h.. ler Niinken'. 1.
"ttl"ni fer q sltnsiieo With Walter
JONES ~ >hgsrs falis.
hfs. iianssh STARK has gone Ca Port
l.ni for fss we~k. before going a.
hassschusetts for tho wlntsr.
Ne. Charlotte Power. I. about re-
n'"sing a. forlsni; her daughter. Mrs..
lsnnev, VII rs,arn te riorlis .oon.
NJ. y. u. Weston u no~ occupying
tn Wellington hoass. anh Mr.. Marx Ia
moving Into tie hous. iust sasatel. a.
NJ. frank wiley. family m. 10 com-
hack frum Iisrtlstt to hls hoa.e.
Tbs Womsns iibrsry Club I. to ocru-
~ ths room over MI. wormwooi'. print
ing ofiire.
IN. e. l.. :. &. IN. organized Tor the
season
Me- listfls Asi-,tt. rrp-lis.i
Ne :. nsrru-s, ~ rrv-ilsat
hrs. try-i Ls.ls, rrvssurvf.
" ~, ~, ~ssrstafy All rrust-s.
Tbs Congregational cirrle had an oy.-
tsf .upI-r ani soctahlc Ca Thursis,
evening. The many new cony.nl-nc.-s
IT the ssilltion Ia The Ncstry are foani
NsrV ssti.fssforv.
col y. Z. fsrriRKton !. In town.
Me llfFie ~tsNsf l. nov Il hotne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
FAST BETHEL.

J. \. IIutehins elose,I hi. eighth term
Of school In this place Friday, Novem-
her 7ih. With his usual COOL succrss.
IIy Invitation hls school Was visited by
the parents aud others and the exercises
showed q thorough advance In all the
studies, notwithstanding whcoplng
cough came near breaking M the
school.
pea. NJ. \. Kimball has gone To Mas
sachusetts to spend the winter With his
children.
i. J. Howard Of Boston recently visit
ed this place.
Mr.. Nina Kilgorr Of south Paris u
visiting at her old home 1t &. NJ.
Browns.
Mrs. Y. G. Ferry has returned home
from Massachusetts.
Mr.. Bacon, . smart old gentleman,
aeel As years, walked from his home Ia
Paris to this place, visited bile friends
and relatives and returned the same
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
Ru~FoRp cUsrs,

lo-igr ~ ...pi rcnplar. hss beru
crgsnif~i herv With the cholcc ~ Joseph
>impson q. chief T.mplsr. =. a..
~ieI'lr'us l. Lodge D-paiy. The loigr
sisrts 9Th - mcm'rr. ani sili b. In
cr,ssci % nearly 50 s~oa. They mean
huslnsss
Mr.. 4. 4. Eiicn ialnci his family IN
Massachusetts, lat Sr-k ani ~lli r.tn Ia
"a hys, ,i.l,lng 81. brother and either
rvlftiycs thsrr.
The steam mill herr viii b. kept run
Ming fall v~sr after iArgemh~r.
Mr.. thtrie. fafuum - Frankiln Plan
tatiun has novel iato NJ. charic. Al
hnit's plscc telos hrrr AMI Slll wosk
fnr ! =. stephens.
llenry \. }. Gelfr has novel lhio H..
\. Smilis rcnl.
Mr.. Jane. n. WEIGH IA. .old over
-hsi serth - grr.s feathers sincc they
muV~i Into gumtori.
NJ 'hanning Ahl-ott AMI D.. T.. iien-
usit have flashed Walter Mshn's hoase
a. Milion-a srfy prrtty hoase and civil
liable o. The huiilsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
aecwNFlGlD.

wir Eaton and Macclle ii.nsc .,a
xsr, married Nov. lot. Recep,'en ~"
,,h A. the house formerly Owned o! ~
Eaton. E-l. IT, xox e,b.
- .ho..f co years. She has ceen IN
,'ss,s health quite = hong time; sns
Ie,ye. a husband and one rhlla, WI"
= whi,e~y Of the Central hcu.e.
me literary circle met al j. y. r'ns
r,s.',sy evening aud chose officers io'
the susulng yesr:
x--IL. priek. rrs-sisna
Nt.- spTtax. NiFefre.hss
NJ. llss utsa. >srfstsfy. m..i.sr~ on
49,. klrt.k ant ts-tmsn. e""m"~ -
,.r,,.r.mms. asi sm.-<ssees>
viii Ncpcanal cut his foot tsariuI July
xhI,e cutting Wood in the we"as ~
thrre mllss from home. pr. lmsnu
81 the wound. taking seven s'Ie s.....r.
wbo 4. Johns AZ his name sppsA
4. the Democrat nearly every 49,
am .om~~ hat isserr-se'i to kno~ " u"
l. . bar az prrsscsssd nan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
GREENWOOD.

Ani nov We propose to write little
bli of history whlch to ia. morv ft.il'l'
iaus may look someNh hat hcaihcnlsh "a
.av the least. rr~id softly on ths
abe. IL the dead. siys charity. ani this
Ne uill 10 by Withholding the nimes ~
the pirilr. Involved Ia the nefirious act,
AMI give the detail. iud .. w have
gathered thcm. hni here u might b.
well IT, all that no part 10 " u tile gDs.
.lp bat come. from rrllsblc sources.
The anling ~ that skeleton last summer
hy iitb.om Cole anil iis Grew, thu cir
cam isnr-. of which every Que viii
rrgollrct, rr-atel considerable curiosity,
tni stirred up = gu'sl many "pufr mlnf.
hv way 10 remembrance.
w, asa On tttsr 20 course, became ln-
ierr.t.i In common With others. made
prrtiv extensive Inquiry. and here !. the
rr.ult
Nearly forty year. sgo man whom
49, vii call Mr. blank AMI wife liy-'l
ln hous- ln thl. part If the town.
subsequently Mrs.. ~ parents came
from distant tosn Ia live With then
Together With boy about nine yvars
oil. whom they s,ii they bad taken
from . town farm. II Nas .oOn noticci
that ia. ioy was ahuscl. sni q hdy
told the writer rrcentiy that b. usei On
come Into her house late IN the fall,
when he ground was white With frosi,
htfrfUoisi. ani MI. cloth~. AZ the same
time 80 ragged that they only partly
covered hi person. The apology Tor a
bcd which be- occupied was an old straw
couch up ln the garrett, snl not half
rloth-. enough a. kv-p him warm. Ani
i,~.llcs all this b. va. Kept az near
starvation that b. not ouly ds.ifri 90
at swine. fuo,l, like NJ. pfUllgil 900,
bat actually dii eat Il from the sWlll
pail. Together With other stur. No 0uly
Tor the loser animals.
I.ut suddenly this poor little felloW
"a. mi..,l hy the ncighhofs and In
quiry i,eing made. the folks With whom
be- i,i ll,ci sili b. hd run away AMI
lhrfv NJ. matter Tv.l-l fof more than ~
years. Hut nov there I. not SHADOW
Ola doubt IN the minds II The people
tlioui herr bat that b. suffered death
frum neglect anI ahus- ani ihrn Wa
llslas.i of IN the MANNER already de-
.crih,,i. and that the skeleton there
found wns no other than his own.
". rad .umrshrfr that there i.
nothing hill whlch shall not ~ revealed,
,ni We arr inclln~i ~ think that Nhrn
the tim. rumc. there Nill b. some start
ling disclosure. made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
EASY ssowsFItlp.

Thsrr D. au unusual amount - fright
20 vstious kinds being shlppcd from
this station.
Ai-out Cpn hushel. 20 apples have
t.-n ssnt away a. vinegar nrm, AMI
With q large amount canned viii D.
much better than made Into elder a.
msnV formerly have b-.u.
VIII. Wentworth h.. moNci from
he 4. ~. Wentworth plAc" ani ovupies
the hau.~ nov osnc,i nv Mr. Walker.
4 num'.~r Il i-schrr. sni pupils fn'm
her. attended "a. Institute At bcumatk
lat Nssk
Mary ~thknev has huishe,i dr-..-
mixing Zoe IN. prr.~ni snd "NI-cts 10
leave for California for the Ninirr next
ar-k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
TASr sIaRos

\ " Fogg b. AZ WORK fcr W. y.
Nusi, ln AL. t-,ot ani .ho- siofv this
avfk
There 49, o. have h--n a rrfcr~- trial
at Nau.isv night. hut Que II the par
tir. ha,Lr,i cat AMI ihc matter ~as all
Iusf.sl
The ke~us hays arr rushing The ~"'si
o. thr citv. They ar drawing u Tor -
l.. n tuhh
a. 4. ant n. n. Berry have sold their
apple. fuf 49,, 1t. snd 81, Without
thr harnrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t SOS Or r-E WEEK ~ AL
rlNs o. Trt COUNTY.



I#. .rr. .fraugr uo doubt o. many
f. ..r. af thr grant oil Demo
r U.i suy items irum NlbanN
-aHHuu signature l. 10"
rH-. ed our. Ti,s hand q de
.s .... f.I,I, uI-lu hlm, thc onc Ne
l r..V-,t. prsCuu LoNrf"l
t. Ulal o. his r,sum Tor nNr
aH.. .uf, tfuuhls D. \. q grrtt
.l complaint b. heard. Der
... Ia. .-.mlugiy las % deaths
ON The summons, "'hlid'
Tat 10 th- prvs~nt ariiins
h .mfuft thlr. -fll D. tecls
OIL. ..s b. aimost done. lie has
r . urirv - tosn trrasufrf'
90 foftv-foaf consecutive
1... I'M. I.. tl.o hrid The onicc- ~
..I t"vu sgvui daring s",rts'
Iri-.. .. II. f.-.u postmaster lshieh
..... .,gncl f.rty years. And
.tt here that tn town hss
r #.Iar hv his nsgle,t, htii on
r aas ftuni thtt the town
ls h.m uus dollar ani hhN-
show "a a. hsttrr rUg"fa "
Al. ...
H n Ran snl vifr callci on
.... af th. t"rugr ou tlrf ny
m ,i.f De- his obi home pa
h.a .. Iriph0r. lie spoke az thr
'..... -..st r,,uing.
l H-.. rr. hai box festival AZ
I.f . ~,iurltN nishi. They fri-'tt
"si and some profit IN cash'
i ..ss fsmp-rsure lrrturv IN ron-
H"h BE-. D., ! ~. Hamilton. W
.f .'r t,usi Ttmplars, Who l.
'sst. f.. r-.d lr,turvr.
russ "a Boston l. visiting
.r bIss "a ths late Frank lin
'.... ..l eIfh him came a MN ani
"f fsr -nme 20 our sui h"n-
.sr.s this wear.
N bi.irigt Ne. ! Cummsuf'f'
..stt by Mi.s liessey 81 Wafer
Er $500, Wooi q Boston. sho !.
no. ghuryh here a. the ,ofnei
d. PM. ..N' d,c ~unltvs. l. giving great
''... ...Hr fo 20. Ne Wish Ne could
Win t.u Or longer psrieL
'.., N Erigs. nd vile - ." Wei
N.'.. u fu work for thu winter Ia Us
at David 4. krnlsiou, formerly
II l..t.
w. r,m in. - Mr.. Crockett, wife OF
Lf' o.. &. u. Crockett. wrre brought
L'f, Or IIfsrmcn; beslie her fatbe'
ali H.fier Bird. BILL.
Er, Wm e. We'd ~ Bosion al
p'tlgh No,. o.. l0.DO A. ". >ahjoct
>."m'n's >oug-: n. n, Bows sn'
"U.s af fay sabbath School sitS'
a,.raing ssrVirs. Mr.. \. q. Beap. SUPER
'-u..suf. ~uhisrts Jesus condenin
JIM. Ups. 4. v. n Marshall
NJ
W. Weo,l sill prc,ch al the AlbsD,
.'sn huass thursday evening a =.
N.1Nt. Joseph a. Type 81 Christ.
IA rrort has hseu making 90 -fcaf'
80 ryliing foe the peopl. II the tos u
" Ncod has recsisssi q letter from hi
.Fni tyrus NoNsll, Esq-. once 't'
a44.ior - Portland. enclosing si'. par
fahirh Nas a htudsome cheek 81 III
I'm lranCis n. ssan, of the hsnA'hl
im ~ ssan a Rarrett. Probably a.
alesny pablo library will ~ starter
"'isr funds ~iIl b. gratefully receives
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WEST PERU.

The West Peru Concert Company held
their hr.t concert October 3hh. Any
In want ~ frat clas. talent are requested
o. aidrcs. West Peru Concert Company
Everett slmm. Manager.
The Oti.held Quarterly Meeting have
Iu.t clo.ei the November session. There
va. q good sttcndsnre and excellent
sermons were preached by Rev. Mr..
Curtis II Canton, kcene ~ r.sst Hebron,
a.. n. Ilann,forl, Methodist. Of Rum
ford. =. :. York. Congregatlonallsi,
ani u. II. Cannon, pastor Of the church
Al West Peru.
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% arr NAIsI.

f..I. IrH.arsf "a uvtuirr 9Th. ths
- I,.r.. ..rrv.pnn.irni spoke % ths
-.a.- ..fT qsii IN The Journal a. thc
g., ..-I .f Lieut.. e. I. , love, ani
.fft. f...T.. f.uf Paris bows vho vent
-ft. lbs N..Ir Livery our - thoss
faa-.. ..... .s H,I1g D. rvsiy o. en-
#-.... ....f. Isu to iirut. Hove,
-r.... .... t.. BRAVERY. hat that b.
... ...... HI. tH II,tis TIE lsst dollar
..H. ..| .".f aiiuu. 9Th q Cumratis
s....
u.f.f... fasuf, four hall claim
fss.I. .|.H. .. msml~rs 20 Go. . -
r..H- lthink thr tevniy-tuurth
.-sa.. .l Nnurue q co. II. Asa
..r. .f ff.f COMPANY thoughi Y
H rH.fr 'n give shprt history
.f...a. .Ihrsr.
u. .....f ..utrr I've wcrv kill~i In
l A ,.t.u suunicl-o,vr oue-
81
F.lf u.rbsm 80. kui-i al cold
.. fhrHugh ihr bead.
..... -sH.uf North Parts sas Allied
rI... |.r.H. IA sliat tsirs. Uuc~
th.u thruugh The i-siy,
OIL. .Hs Hril In thr arms - oar
u- ~....art. e.. 10. gyvr.ou. his
..H ...e. Write o. NV FOLK,
U... I..su % North Paris Nas
L.ruuIa iiuntr~i In both
ems. ... ...I 20 tourr.s Mourue in
r.. .ts. after having onr arm
I... D. p-sr,ur uas .hoi thrvurh
N.ui. leland. :. e, 9Th .
N... D. .au- h.I ~ top - M. hcai
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h.. .."..r .f~imru % shai this
r..... ..H..,.I. there vrrv fuar bar.
r.s. ....H. srH' frum ~umnrr, one
60. tH . fsYuriir apisin.
Tr. ..a.. In.uiing the Carisin,
ss- uHr htd his * shattered,
H...... ..rrr ani thr liriss to"k
.. q D Mrruss "a >uuih
F... . .. ..., onr 20 III fuuf who
. sfhout heing shUt hy The
.'.. ,fIl survive - that com.
....1 dssu, PrvmaiurrlN OIL
N.l t.lr 1vafs 20 hardships u
....t falr.
arrs thIs g. i-sasi 20 this
... Al. give little tira q the
.-. 'hH.r four yvars trum per
s. aa nler
MNNAN
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ursr auckEiElp.

S.P. Harlow l. very feeble.
C.B. Harlow had COW get her leg
broken last week ani he had To Kill her.
N. More IN. bought :. u. Harlow'
-heep. 4,
the woods.
Frank Rove has bought him horse
John Damon !. at work for y. u. Aus
\. VI. Bonuey Ia. been very sick bat
A. lrtter now.