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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05
Ouay Must Answer.

Harper's Weekly: Disregard of charges
like those against Mr.. Quay, made as they
are made, is a practical admission that they
are unanswerable. We do not, indeed, adj
init the moral right of newspaper to ac-
cuse men of dishonesty, and then with
Sinking conceit of candor proclaim that
it's columns are open for an explanation.
If a newspaper alleges forgery against
Bishop Potter or grand larceny against
Vice President Morton, the outrage is not
extenuated by the announcement that equal
publicity will be given to their denial.
Such men will not deny such charges. II
their characters do not defend them, their
word would be no defence. But this is not
MI. Quay's case. The time, the place, the
figures, the methods, OF the al
legged dishonesty, with corroboratlve
testimony and legal records are pub
lished, and denial of the truth of the charges
is defiantly challenged. Under the circum-
stances, Washington himself would have
felt it to be the most imperative duty to
bring the matter to prompt and thorough
investigation, that the libellers, if such they
were, should be punished like other reckless
malefactors.
A perfectly reputable journal makes and
| repeats what it states to be "a charge sup
ported by evidence, that Mr.. Quay took al
one time $4,000 from the Pennsylvania
state treasury and lost it in stock gambling
and at another time took 100000, when III
was state treasurer, and used it to pay TO
certain railroad securities which he hat
, purchased. subsequently returning TN
states money when he had sold the securl
ties" It cannot be said that MI
Ouay's character defends him against sucl
3 charges. His standing in the country doe
s not permit him to treat them with scorn
G Indeed, he is known to the country only D.
X such unanswered accusations made VIII
10 proof, and by reports, universally believed
Is of disreputable pecuniary transactions Il
r. the conduct Of an election as chairman G
n the republican national committee. Sue
"A charges, without evidence, alleged agalns
~ Senator Edmunds or Senator Hoar woul
III be discredited. But made as they are mad
against Mr.. Quay, both of those senator
would at once challenge legal inquiry. Nj
~ Quay, through friends, replies only that tt
l. accusations are due to the spleen
) free-traders and the rage of defeate
Is democrats. Was the Philadelphia Press
Is splenetic free trader and defeated democr'
g. when it said, abiding to these charges VINE
40 thew were first familiar, "Iake the lid fro
= off the state treasury, and uncover secre
~ before which republicans would star
- dumb?'' Is Mr.. Lea a disappointed al
W malignant free-trader? Mr.. Quay's indire
40 reioinder is not DENIAL but rather co
fession. 1t makes his position very mu
worse. Yet he is still companion al
he counsellor of the president, the associate
nj senators and the chairman of the repub
ad can national committee. Do these fa
He comport with public decency!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05

WHEN Helena harnesses the waste
mower of the Missouri river, and leads
it into the city, she will enter upon such
an era Of growth and prosperity as has
not vet been dreamed of.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05

make the mistake of talking to the
wrong man. Ex-President Cleveland
fell into that error the other day in talk
ing to a New York World man, but he
has less tact in such matters than most
public men, however excellent his inten-
lions msy be.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05

The prospect of the passage OF the
Mckinley bill is already advancing the
tax on the necessaries of life; and by
that much, reducing the earnings OF the
farmers and artisans of the land.
Great is Protection!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05

WHEAT was run up to a dollar a
bushel in Chicago on Saturday. This
would have been good news for North
Dakota a few years ago, but unfor-
tunately that country now has no wheat
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05
HELENA. MONT, MAY 5, 1880.

fwMontanians abroad will always find the
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite no.
tells: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New YORK
Grand Pacific Chicago; West, Minneapohs'
baldwin and Palace, San Francisco: St. Nicholas
and McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel, Spring
field, Ill. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05

A very interesting and successful test was
made at Willett's Point OF the suns Enson
torpedo boat, which ID Ruioeo rom .ne
shore, and also propelled y e'e o. ny.
tained a speed Of nineteen knots and was
| guided to target with sase.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-05

All their own scenery painted by H0yt
CostlS costnmes by Worth, of Paris, and Madame
Loo.
A perfect O.gsni1.tion in e Msa Dsfn .mont
Emma Hsnlsv. Ianrs Willard. Geneyieve hey-
nolds, aalnie Cherbi Dolly Worth. MT. T a Il
Graham, Louis DelAnge, hesn ns'o' Ad"Inh
4 Wilson, C. T. Graham. Steve Fotter' 0'p
bauer. Musical Director. nnpr I
Reserve sAle opens Tue.1ay, nay Q, y Fo1 =
4, OCONNORH. Prices S1.s0, GaAesy SS'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Yesterday va. the ir.t real summer
day for the season.
Have had a few dry days hut lowland
I. .tlll vet.
Planting not all done.
3. I. bean, our crn.u. .numerator,
,rlcl HI. prentice lsnd on uilcad. liz
was their and ai fryeburg Academy
Grant all 81 last week ani rcturne'i Mon
day.
SIR. Cyrrne =. IIean ~ Lancaster.
Mass, 4. al Mason With her son, y. w.
Iiean, Esq. She get. her annual Naca-
tlon earlier than usual.
pca. =. ~. Ioyrloy vas IN town Mon
,iay on business. ! had the pleasure ~
.e.lns him short time. lie u quite
lame hat ch--rful. IIe dill me-, .ay q
wonl to On. about those crows.
Daniel Morrill, I. repairing hi. barn
New .ill.. new doors, new doors, new
stalls, beside other ne"'lcd Improve
meni.. lie will have . nice barn.
June 9TH VA. frarfully windy day
p~opl. say they never .aS such day
thI. time ~ year. Fence. were blown
down, .hingir. we're torn from building.
and running streams we're covered WIN
leave. aud tvig. stripped frOw III" trcr''
II VA. q .ort ~ second c'iition 81
western blizzard. One lady had her
bonnet blown from her head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
WEs1 SUMNER.

Jun. s,h was observed as Children.
Day az the Baptist church, Rev. Mr..
Ischard.on preaching an excellent dl.-
course from "a Timothy nii u, The
housc WAS appropriately decorated With
flowers.
Rev. Nr. ri.her % run. Divinity
>chool preached NJ the tnl,cr.allst
church IN ~. afternoon.
Rev q. \. liavicn of Nubnrn deliN-
err,i hi popular lecture. a, the tniScr-
lat church the evenings 81 the 9TH and
leah.
Nr. \. y. Morrison. wife sni two
children. With Mi.. May Hove of Nor
wsv. az Spending the week With Mr..
Folly Hove.
W. AMI Mr.. Gllheri ra-ll ~ Rc,hel
have mple brief yl.lt at Deacon 4. \.
nsll's. r~,~n,lv.
Ms Jennie Rate. I. shortly IT, ~ To-
the Islands. combining misslonary work
Nth pleasure. as .hc needs Ia rccupcraie
after Il grippe.
Rev. N. \. Nh,o,i ~ Rrldgton u
spending tn w-ck about town.
Dr. 4. VI liisl-- u attending the
Naine Medical Association In Portland,
which met ~. lnth, nth sui 18th, taking
Ia Old Orchard Tor . brief vacation.
nherv l. o. D. basket picnic mission
ary meeting ~ Mechanic falls, jane ~,
which -~,eral 10 oar people propose To-
attend.
Ccn.us Enumeration. !. !. Ahhoii Va
al.out the work attending Ia his ap-
poinimrut. iinllng u quite Ike hnsines.'
Tt~ spu - Frank Hvcrson near fari'
Ilill, Who hss h,d a tclious .icknc.. With
hilious fever. I. much Improved.
Mr.. Rudlcy psmon, Who hNs h"en
afflicted With rheumatism, l. Improving,
also Mr.. Ellsrv iarrar.
81. Field I. Ia poor health.
Mr. John Tohln. formerly proprietor
~ tho RurIneld IIous.. nov burned, has
driven our stage b-tNc.n Labrador anl
Buckheld for several days. Report save
b. h.. hoaght the route oi George I.
Norrill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
SOUTH eucsrielo.

"prcra.tlnaiion L. the thief ~ time. y
How many plan. arr formed Ia b. eve
cuted next week. next month or next
wear. Hut alas. the cSp-ct.i time never
arrive. AMI the plans thu. fondly cher
i.h~d ARE never con.ummAiei. The"
thoughts naturally suggest thcn.elSe.
after a visit from an agent ~ nur..ry
stock tlrm. We cannot expect Ia gather
fruit from tree. that arr never act ani
cared for. Asa rule Ne reap what W.
SOW.
N .s.m. We wcrr mistaken about
lap.lng back Ia moral suasion. Hub
bard lowell hs. caught two crow. IN .
trap.
Uncle addison .ays all men arr alike (;
thu difference l. la temptation.
Charlie. T.. wIn.hlp, the wrll.knosn
hor.eman AZ North Turner Briigr, has
been over Ia see Ezra k-ene'. baby Dean
colt. Mr.. wlnship wi.hc. Ia buy large
Young horse With a promise ~ speed.
4 good one I. de.lr-d. ANY Que having
such a on. for sale can hni q purchaser
by notifying Mr.. wln.hlp or th" writer.
The stallion Archer lioone owned by
Me..r.. Berry aud Zoe. ~ Canton u ~
clu.l,ely pa,ronlIc,i at Oh. Bridge TIT.
wear a. last. Archer Boons, NV. year.
old last August stand. III hand. aud
weigh. 100 pounds. I. open gaiie,i aud
IA. a .ylph like action aud although sub
I-Ctei Ia me- training Ia. shown aquar-
ter Ia q. seconds. \ horse II good -lt"'
br--dlng. and possesses all the requisites
~ good stallion.
How alluring sound. the voice 81
John. Many thanks, John, for your
Kind invitation hut We must plead q
prryiou. engagement thl. month of
June.
Charlie. =. Mckenney was before the
south Psri. board ihi. week.
John l.. Record I. st work With hi.
oxen for -. 10. IIsr-ey, Esq.
some are planting corn TIL. week.
Frank spaulding'. mar la. good
colt after Logan. lie pa'ronifes Me-
kuslck TIL. year.
CaterpIllar., There I. no end II them.
We wer, asked the other day what
stallion was awarded Oh. first premium
AZ the state fair, lss9. There were sew
ersl cla.... of stations exhibited. Mes
..ngcr wilke. owned by Mes.rs. Brigg.
Of Auburn va. awarded lat premium for
STANDARD Trotting stock stations aud
mu.t be regarded a. heading the list
The stallion Mckuslck owned by Ueorge
II. Bl.bce ~ Buckheld took fret pre-.
MUM Ia one class % stallion. exhibited
unies. our memory u falling Va.
Crommel Clark of the Advertiser Wa.
In town recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
EASY WATERFORD.

Married. IN. evening ~ the 9TH, by
Rev. q. T.. ANGEL. AZ the residence 81 the
bride. father. Z. n. sawin, Mr. bertrand
e.. Mclntirc of thi. place anil Miss Nlic-
Sawin Of North Waterford.
June sth, Ia NORWAY, NJ the residence
IL the bride. sister, Mrs. Mc,rilli., Mr..
Georgr stevens aud Mis- Jennie l.. Iiag-
grtt, both % this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Holfc and j. IL.
Haskell we're down from Newry last
week. They took back 4. y. Haskell.
.hlngle machine for W. there.
Mr.. and Mr.. l,obin.on of Connecticut
Ar. visiting al Justin y. Mclntire's.
George stevens l. carrying on j. III.
uagyett's farm this season.
Mr.. Norwood went "a Portland lately
for a load 81 furniture.
Mr.. David Lord aud .on ~ Blideford
are visiting AZ samuel Patier.on'..
sidney ani Lizzie Hall attended the
graduating exercise. nj fryeburg.
Iheir nephew, Harold shield, returned
home with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
GREENWOOD

John Robert. has sold hl. farm Ia a
Mr.. Poster ~ berlin, y. H., and bought
Nathan small. place AZ th. city. Mr.
Robert. Ia. been badly afflicted With
rhcumitIsm for year. so that he cannot
work an n farm, aud probably Intends To
90 into trade snd keep the poet ONCE.
lie take. possession Ia November.
AID. bryant was up last week but un-
fortunately Ne did not have chance Ia
grasp hi. friendly hand. Glad Ia hear
h. like. hl. new home, but regret Ia
learn that hi. mother has been sick since
moving there.
We attended a very Interesting prayer
meeting al the Martin school house last
SUNDAY forenoon aud another In sh,dl-
gee Ia the afternoon. III. weather had
then become so cold a. Ia require DIRE
In the stove to make the house comfort
able although th. sth 10 June. u VA.
during TIL. meeting that We happened Ia
glance our eye NJ the blackboard, aud
there read a sentence which had II not
been sunday, might have provoked a
smile on our phi,. The sentence though
brief was Instructive aud "a the point.
n read thus. "willie Il my Teller"
What fair lady he'll the chalk that wrote
tina, short bat interesting line, the world
will pcrhsp. h. obliged 10 wag along
without knowing. TIL. much, however,
We do know. the one Who wrote II Ia. 4
TELLER and hl. name Il Willie.
4 late paper .ays there Il q tract oi
Land In the new State of Washington,
benmei In By mountains aud ra,ine.,
on which the foot of man, white ar rel,
never troj, s'sbo miles square. IL that u
so the baby state of Washington !. rsth-
er larger than the geography allows
Ia all probability the writer got tl''
word square ON the wrong side Of mile.
That make. quite difference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
auckeiEIn

John VI. TobIn has purchased the stage
line from Buckfield to sumner Of George
q. Morrill,.
q. n. Jersey, Eco, will execute PEN
sion vouchers Tor all pensioners free of
charge the comlng year.
The Grand Army boys report . good
time nc south Paris.
\ new sidewalk leading from the
.ausr, up to the Methodist church IL an
improvement crcdiiablc 10 the fathers Of
the town.
q. n. Prince. E.q., IL the village cor
poraiIon tax collector. IL costs some
thing Ia put on city airs.
Mrs T.. W. Iadd of jefferson exhibits
some very crrditsble specimens of her
painting at the Arcade" and would like
Ia secure a elias. u sufficient encourage
ment I. given.
james III. Decc.ter aud family ~ Me-
chsnic Falls were In town SUNDAY.
Quite delegation from the neighbor-
Ing towns attended the Oxford District
Ioigc, !. -. g., r. at Reform Hall last
Wednesday.
Uothcus VI. Cole ~ Cape Elizabeth !.
up on bi. animal fishing excursion. lie
Ms seen h.hlng for q tame trout In one
~ the we'll. In the village just Ia get hi.
hani In for hker.
kimbali y. Prince Ia. Invested In a
family horse.
Thur.day evening thirty or more from
the village vi.lt~i "Cystal Wave" at
East Buckheld aud report q good time.
Robinson bean has been to Mss.achu-
sets the past week Ia arrange for the
races In which "llaby Dean" u Ia he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
WILSON'S MILLS

pr. EdNarl Spaulding 10 Nashua,
arrived Al Flint. Hotel jane 81 On hi.
annual June fishing trip. lie Ma. ac-
companirl by u. y. Andrews, Nf. VIII
liam. Who has hc-n up with him Tor 81
many year, ,.cing too feeble to under
take the Journey. "wednesday morning
hc vent up the river Ia Camp Caribou,
X. n. ~tofrr, guide.
Mr.. Henson Crafts aud family we're la
town "Wednesday.
The upIrr Magslloway drive, the h.i
Of ~hIch went by Thursday, left the
river clear from here 10 farmachccnec
Lake.
Dexter blake VA. Ia town Friday.
4 party 81 sport.men from GroNrion
have gone up the river; also some from
Ilrrlln and West Milan, so Ne may con-
cluhe the sporting season has fairly
commenced.
IL I. till NET aud cold, bat gras. aud
cat. are looking well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
az QQOA


Last sunday Rev. q. T.. Harden hap.
tired two Young converts, . brother and
sister.
Quarterly MEETING va. held here ,hl.
week.
Dr. Donham and wife went Ia liver
NOR. sunday anil returned Monday
night. The doctor was called to .cc
patient.
Deacon i'rrrr 4. Record Va. buried
here Yesterday. Funeral AZ East
Hebron attended by Rev. Mr. Harden.
Deacon Record va. probably the oldest
man la town. for many year. he lived
In the place nov occupied by Mr.. Des-
con Moody.
Last week while attending io hi. or
chard T.. l.. Packard .llppci aud fell from
an apple tree .llghtly breaking hls
shoulder. II I. nov doing we'll under
"a. care ~ Dr. Donham.
While digging the ditch for dalnlng
the bog on the new academy ground. a
few day. ago plsCc. of wooi wer- dug
up from depth ~ i've or .lx fe-t which
hal probably lain ther. very long time.
Some pieces vcrr elght~cn lnch". long
and a. large asa man. wrist snd showed
plainly where they had been gnawcd on
by beavers.
We learn that liza. Record was nearly
20 year. old. III. sou, rev. :. U. Ire
ord. was prc.ent AZ the funeral. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
BYRON


several iine plec~. ~ gold have been
taken FROM East branch the past few
days. Mr.. Whitney show. pleCe which
will weigh an ounce ar more aud !. val
ue,i Al so or more. Mr.. Wool sold Que
plecc for slO and has other plccc. valued
at from II to 81.
4. :. Young !. repairing hi. house.
=. TAYLOR b,. shinglei hl. house.
A SUNDAY schools to be organized on
Buckheld iiill In thi. town next sunday.
Mis. Anna knapp at East Dixheld, '.
teaching very .ucce-sfui term of school
on the llill thi. summer.
A Mr.. Bean ~ Bethel has been pros
pectlug for gold on East Branch. lie
has gone home for a few days taking
some of the precious metal With him.
We think that Mrs. u. may well be proud
Of the ring which her husband u Ia pre-
.en, her with. made from State OF Maine
gold. In which Il "a be set flDe ruby
taken from East BraDh. ] saw both
the gold aud the ruby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
WEST BETHEL.

The stone mason. are doing . GOO l
ioh on the foundation ~ \. =. Bean.
new harm and have Il nearly ready tn
receive the timbcr..
Thur.i,y w,s rainy dsy vet the
Grangcr. turned ou, IN cool number. Ia
= meeting NJ ratt~-'- Hall, Bethel, ani
listened io interesting aldrc.sc. aud
good counsel from worthy Master
rrlnce sni worthy Lecturer rwlichell
~ the state Grange. \ bountlful Din.
nrr With cof'.- w. .eryci NJ noon aud
al prr.rut felt we'll paid for turning
out In the rain. The farmcr.' Interest
In the grange principle. u Increasing a.
they fnd u 80 plca.ingly adapted to
their calling.
Mr.. ". \. rsrvcll vas mo,ci home
last ru..day from Mrs. Twitchells
Rethel mn. where .he Ia. passed
through . severe ani dsng-r"u. ca." ~
sickness. She went a. car for slck
friend. aud va. herself stricken down
while In the gooi work. but nov hs. 80
Tar recovered as to h. able Ia Join her
own happy family after .lS weeks
separation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
MILTON PLANTATION.

During the last Icy period We met q
stranger one day at the junction OF the
roads, near Mrs. Jack.on's when the fol-
lowing conversation followed; "Excuse
me, mister, but. (ook) can YOU tell me
where Mr.. Hank ilve-y'' ~ cannot, be-
ing but little acquainted about here, but
drive up Ia the next house aud YOU viii
get the desired information. "lIut. by
O., supposing ! (ook) get lost; heres
one road goes this way, and there's an
other road goes that way, and how In h
shall I (ook) know which one 10 taker'
'.O, YOU will not get lost, these two
road. come together half mile ahead,
80 that you are all right In that respect.
anyway; drive right up there and you
will probably hnd where Mr.. Blank
lives" "Thsnks, (ook) sir" And he
drove along. The cutacle had probably
been removed from the top Of his Al
factory appendage by some sort OF
abrasion, and his face Was despatched
with blood. Comments are unnecessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNcs OF rns WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS or TIE COUNTY.
FsXTauRG.


,hildrenr sunday was observed Al the
Congregational church June sth, by q
special exercise IN the afternoon. Mr..
aud Mr.. George Walker presented their
son Tor baptism. and a lglhle VAS given
to James hrbox for con.isni ATTENDANCE
y sunday >chcol by hi. former teacher.
Mr.. ". D.. STARK.
In the evening the baccalaurcate al
dress Nas given by Rev. Edward Chase
% lIallowell % the graduating class.
IT. eNcelleuce ~as shown by the close
attention ~ large audience. Mr.. q.
y. lori had charge of the ma.ic. which
~as well executesi by a select choir.
Nlss Nate walker ~ RangOt l. al Miss
4. y. Pages.
Mr..rs. q. and u. Austin made short
Vi.lt her. last Ncek.
John llutchlns aud George Weston
have returned from rcughkecp.lc Mcr-
camille Collegv.
NJ. ". a. Tarhox 80 BOSTON spent
sunday With hls family herr.
Mr.. :. J. Bradley l. having the chin
neys 10 her house rebuilt, aud will have
a cellar under the whole house Tor a
furnace.
:. ". f1fc l. having cement walk
frum the str,st a. hls house laid under
the supervision ~ Mr.. =. ". Stockwsll
of the Portland Cement aud stone Co..
Sho l. spending some time here Tor hi
health, stopping AZ \. x. jeane.s'.
The cNamination a the academy WAS
on fri,lav aud MONDAY. MONDAY for,s
noon Niss nutlef's rhetorical division
gave a very Interesting eNervl.e on J. u.
iosell's "Nlsion 20 Slr iaunfal." The
graduating eNsryises on Tuesday after
noon svr, attended, by large audisnce.
anl the clsss. though small. acquitted
themselves with much Crv,llt to them
-slNe- aul teachers. \ large numlsr ~
furtusr ssholsrs wrr, pfvssut. aud many
frirui. q the scholars. MI. aud Mr..
lugg - Rochester. y. H., psrcuts ~
Miss Mahsl fogg, ~rfv Ia town several
iays Mr.. chase II lIallowrll rymiin-
"a till after The graduation. The even
ing's entertainment Vas very due con-
crrt gi,vn hy ths schubert Ladies Quar-
trtir ~ Ilosion. assisted hy Mi. Holmes.
elocutipuisi. after which thew Na.
r~rrpiion In academy Hall.
Mot q The .cholar. lcft on M~lnes-
IA, morning Mr. ani Mr.. Din.morv
vrut un Tridsv viii rvturu Ia July.
Nj. Rutler staysa Nhlls Al Mr.. Ran
dall'. With her sister. Mr.. wooi 70 lie
Nerv. Mass. Whn l. h-rv Tor her health.
pf. :. =. Gorlon ~ Portland was Ia
town In attend the welding ~ hls nie,r,
Me- Fanny Coflon. and Mr.. :. u. Wa
Truman. - Morfiuill~. VI. On rhurs,lay
furvn~pn. June ~.
Mr. Elhriigy charles dic,i on fhursdav
nicht. aftrf several We~ks' coudnemrut
to ihs hous. rhs funeral ser,ic"s arr
90 D. 40 Lowell Ca SUNDAY, the lith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
WEST PARIS.

A light frost last Monday night.
The Manufacturing Company viii not
run their mills Saturday afternoons dur
Ing the summer.
The census enumerstor for TIL. town.
Mr.. Arthur Hammond. has been st work
In this section the past week.
Mr.. I.Arlhce of Portland has moved In
Ia the rent lust vacated by r. y. Kendall.
Mr.. D.. I. At work uphol.tsring for the
Pioneer Chair Company.
Ten delegate. from Golden Rule Lodge
I. q. q. T., attended the District Lodge
held AZ Buckheli last Wednesday. They
report that II was Que IL the most eD-
joyablc meetings that they ever attend
A. J. Curtis attended the state con-
,cntion at Augusta AZ one of the dele
gates from this town.
IN. state Master ~ the State Grange
also the State Marshal AMI County
Depaty wcr, here Friday at special
meeting of thl. grange. The weather
VA. unfa,orsble so bat few IL the men,
Der. wer. present. The Master pro-
nouncci thl. grange well up Ia the work
of the order.
VIZ u W. 'Hllu- W ttihh'-'t' ~"
min. good horse. for working or driving
on sale At the Maple House stable. u
the.. sell we'll De Intend. "a keep sale
stable here. These horse. are all west
ern horses hut we're brought here from
al. sale stable, NJ. IL, Center street,
Portland. Any Que thinking ~ purch,s-
Ing will do we'll to call aud examine
them before purchasing elsewhere.
MIS- Nellie Bicknell ~ thl. place has
gone Ia Gorhsm, y. H., to work this
summer.
Charlie harden !. clcrking Tor y. &.
Andrrw. for fes days.
Mr.. Frank iIerk has been engaged To-
clerk for the new flrm ~ l,ams'i.ll a
Rlllon.
IN. Norwsy D. a \. VI. annual eNcur-
.Iou I. on Tac.i,y, June sith. III"
round trip fare from this place Ia Fort
land !. sl.ij. Ticket. COOL only To
les,. on 6;ll A.. ". trsln. All are inVii-
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