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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
HEHhEi.

DR.. j. Gehring has the most extensive
henery In Oxford County. lie has -
chicks from one week to seven weeks
old Matched In hIs incubator. lie keeps
sn even Temperature In his eoops nv ar
tlhcial heat under ground until th,
chicks are four or i've weeks old and
then give. them plots % grass In pen.
constructed of Iron webbing Ia broods al
rs each In al. best gras. fields. lie say.
grass pays better In poultry than In beef.
Ills chicks of seven weeks are ne large
as ordinary chick. 10 ~ weeks.
The Water Company are making act
I've preparation Ia commence work on
the dam. Tiey have taken the pr.llml-
nary legal steps a. secure the land ani
privilege Tor dam aud fiowsge aud Will
processi st once Ia break ground.
william Hastings Va hs.tnlng work on
his Building. near kimbali Park.
=. VI. Philbrook has one hundred head
81 cattle In pasture.
Thomas 4 Tasting. have i've horse
teams hauling pine lumber from their
Albany MIils Ia the depo, nc Bethel.
They are hauling lumber Ia fill orders.
There will b. an all day meeting Ia
Bethel At Patrons Hall, Jun. isih, ~
the following oranges; Hound Noun
tain, Pleasant Valley, Alder River, Bear
River aud bethel Grange. The morning
session will be devoted to work anil dl.-
cu.sion for gooi 81 th. orler. 1h"r-
will be- an sddrr.. by ID. state Master,
Rufu. Prince, Ia the afternoon. ~ 10
there will d. public adhrcs. by q. W.
Twltchell. the state Lecturer. Ruff.
Prince will h. present aud take part In
the exrrci.e.. 4 good time !. eSpecied
aud large attendance especially
desired.
The following La ll.t of delegate.
chosen Last siiuniayi 10 the state con
yeniIon, \. D.. IIerrick. \. W. Groyer,
Sylvester Robertson. a. VI. Wormell, j.
". rrccm,n: Ia the district convention,
4. VI. wormrll, C.ylon Rove, W. u.
skilllng., Charlie. Mason. ~. John Hast
ing; to the county, =. VI. rhllhrook, \.
". B.an, II. VI. Grover. l.. q. BARKER
anil j. 4. puflngtou. The delegate. t.
IN. county convention are exp"tei Ia
present the nimc ~ Nugusn. VI. Carter
Ia ~. convention q. candidate for
Register ~ Dc-i. anl urge the rrooml-
nation ~ !. =. Wright from the eastern
district anil T.. u. Gle. from the western
for candidate. for the senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
pixEiElp.

The Dlxheld delegates to the Republl'
can County Convention are Henry D.
Stanley, W. II. Tain,er and Frank Stan
lev.
Farmers are lust finishing their pillow.
Ing anil already talking Of getting ready
for hsying.
last week the referees In the lso.e
rad csse With Judge Walker as chair
man met and heard the petitioners
claim. for land dsmsge.
Mr.. George l.. Merrill. superintendent
IL the spool mill la. sold his Interest Ia
/ hl. partners. John aud Prank Stanley
aud will move to Searsport. Dixfcld
lco.es q worthy clii,cn.
Nav ~ the citizens unite With the
a. \. X. Post aud Observe the dsv In q
fitting manner. Col. W. r. Eustis gave
an excellsnt Grafton at the church
which wss well nllei. iIls method of
handling III. theme aud the sentiments
adyanc,si were above criticism. DIX
Held may we'll boast that she has one
citizen who has the courage of his con-
yictions.
Rev. Mr.. wyman, . recent graduate Of
Colby. Who I. supplying the pulpit here,
t.-tslfu UtftffitliN wv fN'ftf~'- f'"'
rial Day by finely rendering two poems
appropriate Ia the occasion.
The Spool Mil Company have just ~
cciyed another large order. They are
painting the outside ~ their mill.
J. ~. Bsbb I. On the sick lat.
4 Mormon Elder arrived "wednesday
evening from Germany where he hiss
been engaged during the spring. lie !.
the guest ~ ". ". smith NJ the National
House. ~. WAS accompanied by Mr.
fr~i Dillingham;, Who Ia. been visiting
hl. sister Who reside. In Germany.
\ stock company will .oon be organ
lrcd Ia develop ~. mine on swift River
reccnily purrhased by DlSheld parties.
several veteran miner. ~ the - anil .
period In California have pp.pectei on
TIL. particular plec" 81 property aud
have pronounced II rich Ia gold.
Charlie. wilson 80 Providence, ". L.,
h.. bc-n making al. brother snd sister
hylng Welt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Msrshsll whitney from Jp,oa has
moved his family o. the farm Ia this
tosn which D. bought 20 o.. l.. Hall. lie
3. mining for goli ca th~ Es.i nnnch.
Wooi a rvnl~y have huilt camp on
The ''clalm' bought % q. T.. Hall and
nv bu.y mining. They found pleCe ~
goll last SEX that Nelghei , 10 penny
weights ani ons-hslf grains, and Nas a.
large a. guei-sls~d bean.
John lIoughiou l. Puitlng sn addition
o. III harn.
Tr>l Knapp l. a. pat up a new haru
flIs sfrAsNu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
EAST HEBRON

IN. Oti.fclh quarterly Meeting con
yen-,i With the East Hebron church thl'
wr.k. The atirndincr va. gooi con
.idcring the bad weather. Rev. Z. I
kr-De prrtch~l the opening SERMON lot
loseI IN ~. afternoon by Discourse by
state Missionary. i,ry. VIZ. Waldron 81
~,co. and Rev. VIZ. Mason 10 lIoWdoln,
y. ", prach~i "wednesday evening
Ihur.,lay therr ~. q good sitenisnc".
We had the pleasure 81 li.tsning Z" tvs
very able ssrmons aui . lecture in th'
evening by Rev. y. ". rowne II oti.-
field former pastor ~ the church. The
discourse IN the evening gave . history
~ llro,hrr r.. trip Ia ilarper's Perry
Wet virginh, "a attend general con
frrrnce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
DCNnAQk

Albert ". Walker, of South Paris, has
.wapped hl. farm here Tor a house al
East Brownheli. Mr.. Miller, the man
I've exchanged with, IL 10 move to the
farm next week.
Charlie. y. blake has returned Ia isos'
ton.
Willie Potter cut his foot quite severe
" this week while peeling poplar for J.
bennett. Dr. Brown dressed the wound
taking one or two stitches.
Census Enumeration, George w. Gray
is having good success among thu
Danes aud VIII complete his district 10
good time. !,
\. q. Davis, Esq. dislocated hls shoul
der yesterday while doing some wori
about his buildings, very unusual thinf
for him To do. Attendeiby DR.. Mitchell
Of Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Mrs. Lucia Walker has returned home
from Massachusetts, where she has been
At work. she brought two Of her broth
err. children With her.
:. ". Cannon has gone To NorridI e.
wock to work In the coat shop.
Elroy Cannon has sold his horse to
McIain Of Canton for $50.
Howard Turner IL at work for III. u.
Robinson on his barn on his meadow IN
Carthage.
MI.. Fannie Mcdonald has returned
home from Auburn where she has been
stopping the past few weeks.
The Republicans held their caucus on
the ith to elect delegates tn attend the
/ conventions. J. VI. Cannon aud William
n. Walker To attend State; T.. =. Wy.
man aud william II. Bent the district
william woodsum and X. Robinson thu
county coavensions respectively,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

-..H. .ff a'zut eir,ru o.,lurA
.... ..,N,1,,i i1 ihr .tthi, uu shat
fHr .~iss place, iu ihr
-I...h,-aI The inmates 81
..-. s,., arHu.rl. all cui "ui
.. N' fhr Hrr hal giinVl such
east nutlIus 80 yuusvquruc,
..,r.I. Rui che battling, "a go,-i
NM. farming tu.ls and hnu.sh"fl
err- total bees. Ih"rr Na-
....U.t 90 $3.50 Uu The huiidings.
|. .I.r vf. owuvi hy Efrkisl For
.uT.ri %, John Have. ihi'
. .t.I slime Mr. Have. has hsvu
...f. fHr .B,t slime i.iug about a
.Is place ai"gt half mil'
mn. .ur tluvl saturday night.
... H.I. arrangements o. move o.
N... .r N.nit1
..-. fLf thIrl - 20 hulldiuc'
fI. fstu harmed uu this farm. IL
$40 fllf NyAr. aeu drunken
... f..I, "a. ta1fh lu a .hri thrrv. Had
......r. have attended The placv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
aROWNElElD.

The funeral IL Mr.. Reuben seaycy
Who died Monday at the home of hl.
daughter. Mrs. william Rove, occurred
"wednesday afternoon nj the ,ongrcga'
tionil church. lie va. n man who wa'
beloved aud respected by all who knew
him. lie va. - year. old. lie leaves
an aged widow, one daughter, Mr..
Rove. aud one son, Hiram >eayey. and
several grandchildren.
II 1. aid that Rev. y. Diyi. 81 Hiram
I. to .uccced Rev. n. Emmon. during
the summer.
Mr.. Bre.lin ~ Portland has again
taken up her abode al her summer rc'l'
dence IN thl. village.
Farmer. are nearly through planting
Grass /. looking .plendidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
SLOVENIAN.

Alonyo :. iIrowp while az work la th'
mlll ~ 4. a.. knight ~ North Water
ford had hl. right hand struck by th'
belt ~ the lathe striker aud Knocked oui
to the .aw twice, consequence, lo.' 81
all the finger. and about one.half 81 The
hand barely saving the thumb.
The farm Building. ~ frccmont Knee
land lu.t In the edge ~ Nlbiny were
burned La, MONDAY morning.
Married. June 1T. Nelson Abbo,t oi
~tonchsm and Mr.. Mari ". cray o'
Norway.
George whitchou.e Ia. caught bear
In al. trap. lie could not secure the
two cub. a. hr left hls gun at home.
\. a.. smith had hi. right hand badl,
bruised by falling Ia the mill of Burn
ham ID. Clark IL Albany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
UPTON

Nar.hall whitney b.. solih farm 20
llolu. Ab,.Uti aud l. going To- hyron to
liNr.
= VI. Nhl,,t IA. .ali out 10 .. D..
nNtr.un.
W noa have letter h-iN~. In our I'o'i-
ofHcv. n l. . much n~s,i~i Improve
msuf
Tho party \. ". ,eolilgr has hc-n
quilting for ht. broken "a" rryuri on big
h.h trout ~ mean nslos the Upper
Dam they caught trout that Seishffi
il1.. pounds. n vas caught Ia Tie naf-
ruas near Metallic rulni. Nos don
100 20 there ~ unr tin~ fnr every man
..,.,B't kstrh 'um likr that - An"s.
NJ eish o. tell Nlhtny oar nrw -, B.
men q m1.. Mnr.rI T. thriving unrlN
eel 8. trafhins school iusi nos. nni h,'
i-.smr oeu.r - a farm "u NIL >irvri'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-E COISGS oF TrE WEEK ~ Al
SECTIONS OF rrE COUNTY
sRyAsrs POND


i.s state l~,turvr will all Nisu
f.ra.II 6rlusv. Iuns ~.
l'. SERMON rs Rev. 4. 4. HAYDEN de-
...re. hrr, Ca the evening" 20 Memorial
I.F ua. yuu.i.cred by many To be
5000, strong one.
u4r hUr.gm-u are making quick time
every evening through the streets With
a.t colts. Among thru will b. SEEN a
.rsuafl1 good formed one, owned by
NJ 10 \. Cole.
AuirrV = Moore has been offered the
pu..tInn 20 night Waterman Ina the
Hotel iluNer. Bo-fon.
lhr Republicans uf wc"lsiock heii
tlfir ysucu. a The tosn hall, June IN
ar e o'rlock. IN. 4. L. BoSker Nss
chosen chairman. \. Mont Chase. clerk
lhr following delegates were chosen
,l'ts Cau,eution q. Y refAaw. g i's~
7 b uaN
u..tdst C.a,,ut.s Ahisu ChA-s. ~. hS~
a.. Au-sl pulisy.
Caa.t, CaS,sstios IL Ras.. :. c Davis
q Hswker
rssa 5ssausitts.. O. ssr,s ier ~ nsSi t~s
,gafs A Nsut tha-s. q. L. tushu,sh' is~s'
Auiryxs
Everything passed "a tremendously
suh a good attendance. aud Interest
manifested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
WILSON'S MILLS

cur srh',l commenced Nav 9iill
taught by Mr.. Nellie >iurtr,ani. fh'
uc~ i-.oks sr- q great convenience 10
the scholar. that ,rr p"orly supplied " iih
books, ~ which th~rr arr morr coz lcss
IN every school.
Mr. Nslli- rsttsr.on aud children
haze gone 90 Oli orchari.
Ouc II the river driver. f~ll ihrough
The bridge AZ AIisc,sos dam Friday morn
ing nlsking = had wound ou hi head.
Memorial Day sas oh.srNri nv lev
Flag. werr PLACED ~ the SOLDIER graves
by i. ". clark anl appropriate rvmarks
hy the sam~. Houquri. AMI Nrcath'
scrr hld on the grave. hy friends.
4. 4. Flint la. returned from hls trip
o. Massachusetts.
Mr. Daley Il az irying hi. luck hsh-
Inc
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NORWAY LAKE

=. 4. steven. !. at Oxford this weel
putting In q brick foundation for J.. y
Wariwell'. new house.
Charlie. Partridge, Irwin Frost an'
wilber Pride AZ. getting out curbins
stone on Deacon Ferry. land tn BE- ial'
In the village.
The school In TIL. district tbl. sum
mer l. being taught by Mis. kate liobb.
Was last summer taught by Ella B' lar
ter 81 North Norway. Ml.. Carter dle'
thl. week % consumption of which .h'
IA. long been sufferer. Ml.. iiobb
and all IL the school that could attend
ell the funeral Yesterday at ten o'clock
Charles 4. stevens has lately beet
having a lot ~ nice pressed brick laid u
al. iabraiory with colorci mortar. =
A. steven. has been doing the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
HARTFORD

For benefit % the readers of The i,em-
III. would remark thatse are haN-
H.. /, y,...i deal of rain this spring.
s.,Sy. PhIlbrook 10 Turner has
hoaght Nlonfo fhompsons iarin'
Mr.. Stillmsn GurDey u about move
ing Into town. Part of her goods nave
ALREADY arrived. ,u, .
Mr.. Hannah VI. Parsons deli'erei
,.o-m Al Forrest Lake Lodgr !. %. of"'i'
Nav 3lst. v.,..
Lewis Leighton Was In town "edn''-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
.oars sucsglllD.

-. III 'knell anI wife were Al tu-
burn on a shoft visit last week
Fr,,i D.. Head met With a shocking ac-
citi-ni while NJ vofk Va licald hroihcr.
mill. Got caught IN the bclt when
throwing Il 30 ani drrW al hand round
IA. puilr, ~ ~" brush hlock header aud
brokr III. Wri.i ln tSo place, ia" bou~.
la ~. h,ud. anl one ingvr. slsn mingled
~. hand baily. ~-em. a. D. doing well
a. ihis writing
capt. Allcn iie.."y di-i about !
O'Clock, 4. NJ, iunr iih.
Eliiah Turner aud wife Wrr" ~ Liver
NOR, Fall. this week on q short ,i.lt Ia
their daughter, Mr.. Dr. 4. II. Gibbs.
u. Monk. mnrr his got = BABY I@an
Ii
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puurORO

slow weather for farmers.
4. l.. Price, Guy stevens and Harry
IIutchln. ~ to the lakes TIL. ~c"k.
George Rsy I. putting In new Windows
la the trout ~ hl. house.
Mr.. Nancy Martin ~ Auburn former
IA 81 Ethel and wife 10 Charlie. Y. Mar
tin was brought Ia Bethel AMI buried At
Bs1u..
The last ~ the log. have gone down
the river.
4 new school house :. the topic dis
cu..e,i ai thc corner groc"fN. There
will D. a meeting Monday night 10 see "
the district will vote Ia bulld.
Aa Martin has got IA" coming itoii"r,
fout ,rar. oil h, romsr, dam Hampton.
.tsnd. l,-y aud weigh. lup ani good
|. iIIrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
OspORD

Mr.. n. N. iler.ey |. going Ia Chicago
a. .r-nd some time With her sister, Mrs
spring.
Frank lori and Frank >thrbiri have
r-turnci from their western excursion
Mr.. susan, wife ~ George l.obln.on,
of weichyillr. diri sunday, June It'll
from the cfi'yt. ~ Ia ghPp", agrd about
" ycar..
Memorial Day w. ob."rc'l In ih'
usual manner. = =. ~trlrus, Esq.. al
NORWAY, delivered th. address. Dinner
"a. .sfy,I Ia the " D.. Vr.try.
several from this plsc" att"ni~l the
oxford county Veteran associaiion.
q. 4. WardNrli "a. chossn senior VIZ
President ~ the association
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
AnR1n PANS

Tho vuuugr.t child - frri Love IL
quite .ltk. n :. th"ugilt 90 D. I'ols"n
~. tittlyhti" 4 60. hiS" ss~u "ui
al the long lumi-r Ia th~lr ynri and
Nill 1T up .hln.ls mtrhln" sni shN
ont III single. thi. week.
4. ". Cht.- has .oli several GATEWAY
a rtoas fuf uhlrh D. l. agent.
\. 4. Ahl,"ti ani Niic made q Nisii Ia
their Ion a i,riigiou last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
FAST BRowsrIllD.

Tie team which was stolen FROM
Messy Mci.ucss harm some night. az
was found ia frycburg, the horse hitch
81 In the wood. and the carriage broken
III. hor.. VA. quite valuable Que and
much a. every ones surpfi.c va. sppar'
entity unlnjurd.
The late rains prevent the planting "'
.~-,i corn on several pieces. some farm
81. arr quite discouraged ai IA" prospect
OF. Nil,ri was a home from Boston
for a fcs DAY. last week.
charlie. Bean has novel into the house
lately occupied by W. :. rhuf.,on.
The student frOm Bangor come. iun'
-th.
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-nEnRn rnaEFRENcE

... Her,satiDual ghuUh~s "t th~
.....I t..fsrrucv hsld their annual
If ~.uih rsr. h.t "Wednesday
. I.--.lt ~. 'hv ministers ~ the
'....r etrv rrr-sut. With Que ~
Ihr ghurhs. Werv Nrll fvpfr-
.... .. fHr conference Was a m"-t
.--f.. urr.
I'M. f...Hsin. r.-ulufious in rrgafd 90
rt. drawn up by Hon. y. w
"...r.t errv pl.-s,l
rrfas ..f.rers 20 e. tuitssl State
-.H HFt.f#ss.fr Hf a. ~ Isl.n ~ -
... r.rrrHrr Haft 20 g. nli'l -tatf
t Ir ..aHr trart in 80 statf ~
". .. HF rf. .rf tHaf tHnErvss has lnstltaifl
nj. ... Ht-t.rs ta o. -tttr- 80 ranifni ~
frrT $50 sIVfs1-sfi o. I-7--f-s
ed. frF a..1.rIfN ~ 81 Uaan - -
I.s.Fss WtIf - ivs ir sa..'ni'
f. .aH 'sfr af o. rsut o. wees ~
r. In 600 Iarsrr a. sarpfr-e 80
.af. SCI rvuassit tlf rtu sfr'ts "i in-'
Cat fHr=s rrsrIufIuns - erisf, = -
....r.s 900 10 ID rI.sHssi iu a. hirFur. -
Deem. ...-s. al uNfrri issinlrrat ani = tufl
..# #.fH.. .arrs 20 60 Errss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
sMInEA

The chief subject ~ conNrt.ailou
among %. I. the great amount ~ rair
rendering all farmers bu'inr.s very
much behind the time. this spring At
least.
some ~ our farmers are treating thrii
building. Ia new covering ~ .hinglc.,
onIy rev b-lng liii At time a' ihs
weather will admit ~ mo- other way.
Mr.. Chafl-. whltehous" continue
very feeble Her daughter, Mr.. Ncln
tirr, will rrmiin with her some tim'
longer. Mr. VI. la. returned "a Ian
easter, Mac.
Haskell 4 Son drive q grocery team
through the town every two week. and
r-Inri . gUDi trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
SoUrn RosBURY

The cru.u. euumrr,iUr l. making call.
in taWu.
Farmer. arr late si-,ut grtting in their
crop. AMI th~t Ter that hat they have
planted will rot.
Gn.. look. nic,ly Nherr Il i not Nln-
tsr-kilisTi.
Apple snd cherry trcs. have bl"'som"d
Nert prnfus"lv.
AMER having i've pleasant dav. Z"
k..p u. from Forgetting What suushine
l.aL. Ike, Ne are giin treated Ia a rain
storm.
Va, 9Th. 90 tl.e Niir ~ &. .. Phil
hfit l a son.
Our National bird the mosqul,ol ha'
arrived.
Tt.rr 4. somewhere near eighty
Trrn,hmen cutting poplar ln The No"i.
near \. ". I'hilbrigk's for WV. Nas"n'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
EASY NlTk.El

Died ~ Auburn June 20. Mr.. Ntncl'
Martha FORMERLY 20 Rcih"l. Mourning
ffirn,i. accompanied her rem ,in. to thi'
place. The burial services were he'll At
ihe churrh June ith. Mhuv frleni. III
thi. ,icinit, deeply .ymPaihi.c With The
moufuln. family.
Mr.. T.. :. Rtulcit !. stopping ~ Wet
ilstisl
IImrr cole ala I wife have returned IA
thslf hum- ~ Washington, u. 4.
Arthur Perry frum lIo.iou ani VT
Crrcn FROM Revere, Macs, ~" Spending
I, abort vacation a \. Z. Ferry.
spfing-holri pruminidc Ihur.ia,
evening Iuus ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
CANTON

J. II. lngcrsoll, who has been In the
employ Of the Baxter Packing 60. al
brunswick the past year, Il In town.
The Canton base ball club played the
Disfclis Friday, aud were beaten by a
score ~ II 90 N.
There Il quite large list Of entrie. for
the trOt next week.
The delegates to IN. State convention
arr Z. II. Gilbert. J. Z. swssey ani 4.
u stanwcoi. Ia the district convention,
j. l.. s~asey. q. \. Mrndaii aud J. q.
swasey; Ia the county convention, q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
ANnOXIR

I.ey. q. l.. Perry lately ~ Vermont
supplied AZ the Congregational church
last SUNDAY.
Memorial DAY was observed by deco
rating the .olllrr.' grave. and the rad
Ing ~ po~m by Rev. :. :. York al th'
cemetery In the forenoon. In the after
noon judge T.. :. Handy delivered 4 very
able address o. large audience II Union
Hall.
MI. Edith, youngrsi daughter IT Mr.,
T.. Pratt, died IN llo.ton sIiurlay, Mary
May ~. The remain. were brought home
Tor Interment ani buried from IA" VI.
q eburrh. Turslay forenoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
ROxauRN.

G.. Fletcher, of the Boston Globe, !,
visiting at =. VI. Iockes', where he lived
when boy. The dram tic editor OF the
Globe !. With him. They are resting
from hard work on the big daily paper
and getting . snin of mountain air, eat
Ing trout and bear meat. u IL great
pleasure tn Mr.. Fletcher 10 vislt the
scene. Of HE boyhooi. lie has . Gamers
"a take views Of familiar objects. They
also Intend To have hack at gold min
Ing.
y. e. Locke aud son have just gone
carrying away considerable gold.
y. ". Locke has three pear trees Ia
hloss Om
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soRr- WATERFORD.

Mis- Angie Brackrtt, % waltham'
Mass, i Ia town visiting her friends
NJ and Mr.. Moultou hare Just re-
turned from a week. visit to New
Hampshire.
Mr.. William kllbourne . few day
since found fswn while al work on MS
hnd. IL di not seem % fear him In the
east, permitting him take 10 mp and En-
anime IL AZ his leisure.
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sourh eeruel.

Notwithstanding the wet weather the
farmers are nearly through planting.
George Swan was In the place last
week planting corn for ]. A. Cushman'
The organ for the school house has ar
rived.
P.J. Virgin IL making rapid progress
on hls house. lie has the ell up and
boarded.
". u. Clark IL putting on an addition
To hls stable.
II. J. Virgin IL saving clapboards al
HE dowel mill.
Born, June 81, 70 the wife Of ]. A.
Cushman, . daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
Go TO PIERCE'6,
FOR YOUR
Watches, Jewelry, Silverwear and
Optical Goods.
watch Repairing n specially.
j. PIERCE, south Paris.
IS YOUR EYESIGnT TROUBLING YOU z


Of Nechin
able
peculiar falling
of
10
hi. work make specially
lR.sta ~ ND
~ ". IIasha u q -
the above reputable physicians would ALLOW m the Use Z"
their names az - my bu.nesf -.
plrr. ntel south Paris. r,. l West Paris
lowell WelchSle WaterfofI
plle \, agrre prnoansns them superior 'a
selling Dat u'
onlyO n prict ability Ia oxford County.
Il oxford
lie optln ''il)
VIII Ia eyersiu Iel with " H.
eencr mn. 81 to.e "s.e ogitn; who having SGysm W.
in al!' nl
How be dcci,ei-Donr be- humbugeei'
cie opticians sall could not hlri
o perfectly
Don't liyi our.l l. troubling hut visit
Vivian Hills uxport opticfNn,
Deal. WA All kni.
Ing Matgh ,JewclTy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

T..mlsr o., NJ ilaNdsn's lcCiurvs,
t..... fr.UfU hi.h sill hs given Thur
Cd. ...I Ir..1t evening. - this voek AZ
If. ..hrlts. re- prs inuslN annuun-
o.. t,u.i ~ Murship' " ths
,I.... N. Ur.s,r ln" The Hell W.
s.. ..I To Heaven w llops Dor.
Id. .. fr.HF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

p ..usrHtruiIug .shool committee
E... ....,sl fa r,taln in thr schoals
f.....Hs Readers. Harrington =
3D.. .- IsTsr.. Geographic, aud llsr-
...... t.r.mm1rs whites Afithm'ilCs
|s.. .rfni I1 pisC, 20 trrrulsafs,
... ...I.f'f H1r or tso other chang.
m. m1Hs. Tn make ready fuf thr
......... 10 ths frrv tsNt-h,suk as, the
f.. sill uuryhas~ h'-ok. ~ The
.. .f fh. rrie,. ani unicf tn Cnu-
.ua-l .n their announcement in
. E.... I tu.umus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

N .m Hammond ~. vork Neli
........ snthr cvlltr % hi uss hou.e.
,.... DO shaw hhs the contract on this
I'D. ..H. sIr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

r.eir,I rSpairs srv beiug made
.... ..eaIk.. sui uTV walk has
I... ..| frum thr rl.t ofiiCv o. The
.H.. aue dg.ir-i improvement.
Co., ...A .. Is.Hg inus under the sul-rt-
.fII-Isn1 ~urSvyor Hammond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

I tmI, 90 llon. Eisari l.. Paris
.fN.. Nurk arrived lat thursday and
... ...f.#e their summer hume hsrv la
. ..... 3D.. U.lupN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

No remedy ever gave such universal
satisfaction wherever Introduced -
Brown's Instant Relief. Try It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

pUIru.. ~unday viii D. observed Al
M. Esptit ,huryh usNt sunday evening.
.rN .oulvft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

A tramp who stole box Of BRUSSELS
soap concealed hls identify by washing
himself With Q cake Of u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

r. a. I.hrrufths graduating class
..T.r. Divinity ~chuol preached q gu.'d
..... .f co.. ni,vr-aiist church sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

samuel n carter hss hceu making ~
,......r Co., historic hv ofiye situated
l....H fhr hoiels