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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

One of the Berlin hotels was lately
robbed by two thieves in the garb of
nuns. They were subsequently appre-
hended, when one Of the women" was
discovered to be man. l.n
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07
James T. Gott, Carmi, ILL.,, SAYS.

He paid thirty.one dollars doctors bill
for his wife in one year, and one bottle
of Bradfeld's Female Regulator did her
more good than all the medicine she
had taken before.
~, II. DALE, Druggist, Carmi, Ill.
Write Bradfield Reg. Co.. Atlanta, Ga,
for particulars. Sold by w. r. Smith & Go.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

Three locomotives have been shipped
from this country to Palestine for the
new railroad between Jaffa, Jerusalem
and Ramleh.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07
THAT TERRIBLE COUGH

In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in
the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats ct night. all or any
Of these things are the drst stages Of con.
sumption. DR.. Acker's English Cough
Remedy sciu cure these neutrality-suspicious.,
and is sold under positive guarantee by
Garrett Bros.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

For the sum Of So, 900 the title Of counts
can be bought through wholesale and
retail dealer in Paris. That of viscount
comes at 5000 and the title of baron can
be had at the reasonable rate of $1,000.
These are Spanish titles.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

Jones-Whstl . new daughter at your
nousef II she grows up 70 resemble
your wife she'll|he 6 belle.
Smith Yes, ! suppose she win bo
oelIe. She hellSss nov. l
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

THE longer live the more highly do
lestimate the Christian 6abbatt, and
the more grateful ! feel toward those
who impress IT. Importance on thS COM
munity. Webster.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

Take Garretts' Compound Extract Of
6araapazills TO purify your blood.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

NEARNEss Of life to the Saviour will
necessarily involve greatness OF love to
him. AS nearness to the sun increases
The temperature OF the various planets,
20 near and intimate communion with
jesus raises the heat of the souls afYec.
lions toward Him. m.-SpurQeon.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

Con chooses thas men should 10 tried,
out iet . man bewsse of tsmpling his
eeighbos.- -naeDon
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, She gave them Castoria
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

LOWEST RATES, QUICKEST TIME,
BEST ACCOMMODATION
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
DixFIglD.

John Thompson Ia. .old his farm,
cows and milk route 10 Charlie. IoSejoy
who will continue the business.
Thing. ARE booming AZ th" new meat
market.
susie and Nellie stanley are visiting
friend. In New York.
4 large company ~ our fishermen,
hearing that the Ice had gone out III
Weld Fond. have rushed Ia the h.hlng
grounds.
Mr.. 4. l.. swect.lr ha. gone to Port
land. whcr, she will open boarding
aud lodging house.
.eorgc Ilurnham, ~ the iirin ~ nurn-
ham a Morrill, vs. In town this w-ck.
Frank stanley has purchased pair 81
dark hay colts, full brother and sister io
SpooI-makcr, which u. .old few daNs
agu. They give cyilenc. 20 spe'~i.
The Iogs arr Jsm~l together az Wehh-
River bridge aud the water !. 80 low
that some think ~ Opening the dam To-
LEI IA. log. through.
Tie old Fellows have h"gun their c-l-
lar 49, has N. ~. stanley.
y. :. stovell has lct the contract q"
build hl. house a. Mr. ruringion.
Mr.. Hiram Cox and son have return
ol from Portland Ia summer Ia Dixhrld.
Frank Brovu !. running hls spruce
luml,er out over the dam.
N. ~. stanley has returned from hl'
trip o. BANGOR.
Mr. Gould Ia. ~, hi. buIldlng nearly
boarded.
White 4 Howard have shlnglcd llar-
low block.
one of George staples drives V n
Newman bridge In ,srihagr.
.NI,in Record. drive on swift River u
lust aboye Mexico Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
aEYAEl

Tuesday evening the Y. T.. \. &. T.
gave q pleasing entertainment ai the
vestry OF the Congregational church
During the evening the sunday school
presented q beautiful plush lined willow
chair 10 Des. J. 4. Purington, supefln'
tendent for The past eleven years. Dr'
J. q. Gehring In q felIcltous speech made
the presentation. aud Ies. burlington
responded In his usual quiet, dIgn'h~l
manner.
Rev. Mr.. Trssk left bethel for his new
charge In Iridgton saturday. lie hs.
endearrl himself to the citizens of
Iethei by his warm-hezrtcd earne.incss
In every good work. aud his catholic
spirit. lie and his family viii be greatly
ml.sesi by large circle of friends out
side their own church.
The Athletic Club of Gould's Academy
gave a dumb hell drill In Ideal Hall
Friday evening. under the lead of their
Instructor. rrof. Hall. The exercise.
were highly interesting and showed great
proficiency In the manly art. Music by
Mise. Lillian True, Alice burlington ani
Alice johnson added much 10 the inter
est ~ the occasion.
Joseph Twitehell, father of Hon. \.
=. and v. v. Twiichell 81 Gorham, y.
a., died 20 pneamonia Friday. lie mas
about - war. old AMI celebrated hi'
golden wedding last Dcccmber.
The Me.sr.. I'hilbrcok brought another
IL, II horse. to IIethel Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
hoR1n ALBANY.

News l. scarce. bat Mayilowrr, plenty.
The spring has bc~n cold ani dry, NJ
our farmers are preparing the ground
Tor sod Just A. though they I'LL NO, ~
pet a harvest unless they improved the
.e.,i time.
Hiram Robbins has been a. New
Hampshire with had ~ beef Tor \. :.
Bean ~ wesi Bethel. lie reports sale.
very good aud Intends Ia take another
load next week.
Mar.hlll iuman has come home from
Ma.sachu.ctts, where b. has been Ia th"
.ho. shop the past winter, Ia carry on
hi farm this season.
Mr.. Frank Emery Ia. hal relatives
visiting here from Massachusetts,.
=. T.. klmhall Ia. two I'm" colts Tor
sale. one and thrcc years old, also = ilnc
bronco that |. hard to beat for .pcr'i
aud spirits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Mr.. Enoch Rankin died April ggth,
aged about = wears. lie had a stroke OF
paralysis about year ago, since then
h. has been la falling health. He was a
Temperance man. Republican ~ Index.
IDLE convictions. aud had for many year.
bren a worthy member of IA. Free VIII
baptist church. Rev. II. .. snow OF
Cornish attended hi. funeral. lie Ia.
been one ~ oar most industrious, thrifty
and prosperous farmers and leave. a
pure rvcori AZ citizen.
Ou saturday night, April 9Th, IL
showed three Inches.
AZ. \. Stoyer'. Boston Ideal Dramatic
Company play T.. :. Arthnr's Ten Night.
In a Bar Room, al Grccne'- Hall TIL.
evening.
Mr.. ". y. Carver 81 Lowell has remo,-
81 nj. saloon 20 Hiram village, aud IL
taking some excellent photographs, ani
fine Views 81 landscape. aud buildings.
hut few town. surpas. Hiram In the
beauty ~ IT, scenery and ouilooks mile.
away Ia the distance.
Mr.. Geo. ". Babb has removed Ia the
LAFAYETTE Clemons farm ON Hiram hill.
Thomas ;. Sargent has removed 10 the
Geo. ". burbank house.
MIs. sarah Lowell has returned from
Boston.
MIs. Emily J. Barnes has gone "a
Augusta for medical treatment.
John Fierce, Esq. !. preparing TO erect
a nes carriage house.
Isaac l.. brown has remodclei aud
rrnoyoted his baildings aud grounds.
aud la. nov one ~ the neat..t stands al
East Hiram village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
BucKeielO.

Mrs. W. n. Purkis, who IL teaching al
North isuckfeld, IL ON her 30th term ol
school. She has taught ten terms Ia hei
own district. She Il graduate of lie.
bron Academy. aud q granddaughter al
the late william IIlcknell, Who won the
distinction % having taught ~ terms OF
school.
Dca. Henry Hangs has moved 10 the
barrett stand.
The village schools commenced Mon
DAY. April 18th, under the tuition Of the
old boarI 10 Instructors. Prof. Elisha
Pratt, Mrs. Pratt and Mas Prince.
II. q. bradford and Wife. ~ Portland,
we're IN town last week ani were the
guest. of DIR. William l.. Bridgham.
4 considerable Interest was centsre,i
In the court az Reform Hall week ago
last saturday, of State versus Winfield
Scoti Bucknam. an action brought on
complaint ~ y. r. shaw aud others, al
leging that IIucknsm had .oli hog al
the meat market which was diseased.
The hall was crowded. all day. III. ease
M. trie,i before q. n. Princr, E.q.. aud
developed the fact on the expert tcsti-
mony u two physician. that the meat
was diseased. but failed 10 show that
Mr.. Hickman vas cognlSant ~ the
fact. aud b. va. discharged. %. ".
Jersey for state; George u. Bl.bee for
respondent.
Charlie. u. bradbury, Jr., aud wife. ~
Boston. arr NJ Dr. nradbury's.
I.cy. n. y. Lawrence commenced hi.
pastorslc With the Iiapti.i church last
sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rru ooiScs or rng WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS or TIE COUNTY.
MgSr PANS


May and May baskets have come.
cur village school commsn.~d last
Monday With Mis- sue Thompson a.
teaehci. She has been engaged foe the
YEAR.
Mr.. t.ertie BeAn and husband, from
Washington. II. G.. we're at her aunt's.
Mr.. hingshary curtis this week.
Vuince pay has engaged ~ work Zoe
:. n. Locke thi. summer.
". u. nadbary has hlrvi frcd i.nr,ey
a. Work for him az ho.tler thi. summer.
\. q. Tucker. cur lc~eler. has sold
out and gone a. Massachusetts,.
n. n. Humphrey has been to BOSTON
snd pur,hascl quite variety of small
srticls-. lie all have 5. 10 and Is
cent cUunisr.
Franklin Gangc presented the dama.
dot, Ia panhsm's Hall last Tuesday
evening.
The annual meeting % The West rari.
Library Association Will b. held In Dun
hams llall Tuesday evening. Nav c,h, at
: % o'ci,,k
\. ,. curtis has g,ssd tLree-yesr-old
colt Zoe sale, Nh1se slrr l. lIamhletonlan
Chisf.
Rev. q. y Hayden II Auharu, Ne.
sill deliver a cnnfse ~ lectures -four In
numhrr la the Baptist charh. wcines-
day AMI rhnrsday ~ this Nc,rk. Nav ;ih
and sth, sud neNt vcck, Nav ll,h aud
AMI 18th.
=. ". kimhall }. making Improve
msnts on tlrc grounis shout hi stand.
Nofk has cummenc.,l on ~. cellar Zoe
NJ. Rate nse hous-.
Rev I. \. Bean 1T thl. plsc- Friday
Zoe his ucv apI-,lutmeut al Conway, y.
n iic has liuorri faithfully Tor ihrve
var. a. pastor ~ thu Mciho,il., church
lu thi. plicv, and has mt With gUod
sucv.... IT, IA. the h-.i Ni.hc. II this
J-roplr toe his snrtvs. Ia al. neW FIELD 20
lal.of.
Rev. I. ". smith intend. o. move Into
ihe parsonage this wesk. lie has hc,n
hrrr a lev daXs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
DENMARK.

Jane. l.. Watson. a native % thi. VII
lsge, L. visiting friends here. lie IL
about tn return Ia California wherr be
has been for few years.
The Odd Fellows celebrated May night
by a dance snd supper at their hall,
which we'll sustained their reputation
OF knowing how TO do the hospliable
thing.
The drive Of logs !. here, and the Iio-
tel Bartlett Il crowded with men Interest
ell In that industry.
q. ". Sanborn Il here for a short VS.
Il. lie I. employed Ia IIa,erhill, Mass,
by l'hineas Moxey. In painting aud pa
pering.
Hon. A. i. Gordon 81 fryeburg u In
town looking after Mr.. Deering's logs.
Fred Alexander aud I'll witham have
gone Ia boston for the seasons Ice bu.l-
ness.
a. u. Ordway starts for IIayerhill,
Mas, next Monday Ia work at his trade
Of carpentering through the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
MISr RTrnfI

Rev. n. y. payls hs. mo,cd into 4. l..
Nhi-tt. lf's house. IL l. going to
prvach AZ this place pan II the time
this summer.
W arr having a foari.hlng sabbath
~Chnol. n. N. lean. IT,. superintendent.
Mr.. lfke l. Improving nicely since
thr rrmuNal ~ e finger on the .orv hand.
\. :. is-an D. running a night crvs ln
his mill ou .aNlug birch, which vii take
600 the lat ~ luns o. complete.
NJ Hran l. Improving ihr look. - the
village NvrN much hy trvating hi tsnc-
mrnt house. Oh r. nsN coat ~ paint.
TIE vork !. done rs llrrlrrt Bean.
The Graugv llall al.n look much Ina
provost ln IT, urs cuat.
I mt. uiV at weeks il-mocrat very
much. Il lsing the hrsi Instance Cor
wears vhsn " has failed O. rrsch me In
dee time.
Tho farmer. are very busy working
their auls anil getting Va early .-ci.
hni the grsss 0. very much Winter
KILLED. shsrv 10 Nas covered With 80 much
ir,. ani farmer. viii u~,,i o. improve all
h,iiiii.. Cor Increasing their hay crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06


.Nbout four lnchc. ~ snow fell ,atur
dsy nigh, aud SUNDAY morning. u u
gone now and the gra.. looks green bat
the night. arr cold.
Some have commencr,l farming hu'
not much done yet.
Hay Il plenty this spring.
stock has winicrrd fairly we'll.
\. a.. i0yrioy lo.t nice IIaby Dear
colt. lIorse ral.ing With Alpheus !. not
q sucCcss.
Archie Hutchinson has gone Ia Nahant,
Mass, aud hlrri oui 10 drive delivery
wagon.
Ilcrt Perry l. AZ the same place.
4. ~. Bean IN. given hi cottage q new
coat II paint which adl' much To IL
beauty.
CO. BruWu and D.. Z. Main. went e.
Norway lat week. Mr. Mains has
bought the Lsna. Mil. hnd In frycbufg
Academy Grant.
have fears for your ncv corrrspon'
dent John. Nv mother was always very
anxious about bright boys Tor fear they
would not live q" h. very old.
We hiyea veterinary surgeon la town.
H. has quite an extensive practice; la.
gone a. New Hampshire this week.
our lick folk. don't Seem Ia gain very
fat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
Sours BycsFEIo.

AM. VEL that cnl. veil. Didnt cur
susnir. rrtrl in their ghoulish glec. In
Ia.tir, % nv...lf and others perhaps u y.
hut prnp.rf D. devote feN words % =
matter roW happily determined hN legal
IrBuIry. While tllr writer Was a. aux
I.,,i. a. suv unr Tor an Investigation that
should reveal the true iacts 81 the ca'e
AMI uuuid commend rather than hlainF
tho.r meet directly concerned in such IN
,r.iiratiau the flct remains however
that in a f,,N ln.tanccs p~f-onal ruuul
,n.I ui,ii-ulty o. 49, no harsher terms
..r, e,,n.piruou. aud potent factors In
"a. rt... Fnr the unselfish devotion ~
fri~uI. in thi. affair I Wish O. extend
my earnest ani heartfelt thauk..
,prrt shaw l. O. rvturn to the farm.
,It..rt /. a steady ant Industrious Young
farmer aud q tl,c Kind II which We have
nlnr to spare aud Ne are pleased a. ii'a,r
thlt H. returns o. The obi farm.
,alus Morrill, IA. secur,,i a situation
.. ,,,nIurtor uu The Auhurn horse ears
Ju.t our luck. \ Yarmouth man
brunshf la tueck - cruN's heads tof
redemption the other day and Why
.rouIlnt NJ have known about u aud -
cured th-m for those pickle- that q. H.
n =. much royst.f We are persistent
yell have thsm vi.
We an. .till describing horses az the
oh .ianl despite the fact that u las
b..sn the means On our or two Instances
al disclosing the DARK she OF human
..turr. We shoN Cur faith by our
Wurl using Baby Dean With oa'
tf..t..t,to..,n marr AID g. D. Winthrop
Merrill.
g.hIn.on Dean eNIeyts o. leave the
S,,t. Monlav. the sth, With Baby Dran
for the .sa.ou's campaign. ,."od Judge
think N. BABY vii lower his RECORD u
3.lG. .
a Banner ora lIamhlrtonhn. VI
a.. tel you John. that the wilkes, th'
Itonnsrs. che Boone- and some other.
,r,. hat Jlfrrvut strains or branches o'
~. U.mhletonisn family all originating
hi gv.iyk's lIsmhlsiouian. Whrn ",
ct .nscc NJ will give a history OF old
Evslyks. -, m
Wa glal O. hear from our friend, "
:. McIptlre from your Peru correspond
cnt. -,,,..
Ne hear nothing from the stallion
t,rin.. Hammer purchased by w. N
chase IL DiNhrld Of Nile Nerrll o'
Turner last year. We paid persons
yi.it to that colt last year and -aw meril
enough "a give description OF him u
-. Inurusl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

ERXEHuRo.

The school In district No. ! began
Monday, taught by Mlss Alice Glines.
Miss IIuldah Hobbs Il 10 teach In M.
y.
Mia. Susie Walker 1. to teach In Toll
bridge district.
The new shoe store u opened by y. J..
Marx In the corner store opposite the
post Office.
A nice tennis court Il belng lsid down
on the Warren lot by the fryeburg
House.
Mrs.. Collin. and .on have gone hack
10 lowell. Her daughters viii be at
Miss A. y. Pages for the rest OF the
term.
Miss Ciemant of standish l. visiting
her cousin, Mis. VI. =. Howe.
The maple syrup season has clo-ci.
More than ~ gallons were made AT the
camp ground.
There was q supper nj the tongrga-
tIonsi ve.iry on Friday evening, With
aud an enisrtslnment la the evening With
Instrumental music aud Msy-I.olc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
MILO. PLANTATION.

n leaked very much lat sunday llks
winter clluging "a the frrt ~ hpril ID.
\. Coffin had corn aud POTATOES planted
and pen. .oNrd At that time, bat how
much they grew while under the snow
has not heen reported.
Edwin Andrews !. nov taking microhe
Killer for .crofula with which b. !. At
ilstrd. Il La. thin a. water, someNhai
arll a. the taste. ini ting~i with rel,
The trade mark. AZ represented ou blg
poster, l. suggestive. II cunsists 81 a
man IN III. prime IL life la the act III
striking down q human skeleton With a
war club, the skeleton In the m"tntime
extending L. long bouy arm. "a defend
it.slf Tie war club l. probably the
same Que With which Capt. Cook va.
Killed Goa one IL the Sandwich leland. Va
liyJ, aud Ia. bcvn In all the museums
fur M. Last half century. The propri-
rtof. ~ micrDbe KILLER .sy Il l. the only
mr,llgine that will cure consumption ani
al Kindred disease. which i rather a
harI commentary on the hundred and
one rrmr,llc. warranted e. cure thrs'
very ills. ilONcSrr, hal luck 10 the
NlNNNNWN" NNAHA HNAANHHH ~ ~ WV 80
90, .o Ear a. u pru,r- Co d. q good thing
hat, by the way, WHERE Ncrr these little
l,oogrr. when men used "a live and en-
Joy good health for almo-t thousand
yeaTsf Hut Ne are no critic and there
forr will not critlcise.
II would seem that Ihadeu. chase 81
North Woodstock. like your humble
..rll... Was born under an unlucky plan.
q. ~omr years ago, D." Injured hi. lcf'
hand permanently on a saw, ani sub'e-
qu.n,ly lo-t an eye by . chip diving into
Il aud, a. II to complete the misfortune,
lat week b. got two finger. ~ hl. right
hanl against IN. .sw. laccrating " In
such q manner a. Ia lay him up Tor some
tune.
Az. Hicks anil hi .on Newell an,
bath IN 80 feeble health that I. ". swan
ha. engaged o. take charge II the farm
the coming season, and Will move iher,
Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
WEST SUMMER.

Rev. :. n. Richardson will preach Al
the Bsptlst church May 9TH, commenc
ing his YEAR herr aud AZ East sumner,
living At the latter place, where the,
have parsonage.
4 nephew " John IIesld'. of Lincoln,
has visited them the past week.
Free high school NJ East sumner
closes Nav 81. which brings 4 numbcr
~ our people home. our. village school
opening the hh.
Mls. leila Andrew. hcgins the fif,h
her third term of school at South Wood
stock.
Mis- Nellie Dresser came from her
work nj worcc.ier the nth uli. Ia Mr..
:. pohle's.
Mr.. Deacon Nbhott IL North Paris
bronghi her little son Ia Dr. Blsi'-c'.
rcCcu,ly With hi collar bone Injured
from a fall.
Mrs.. Addle Colby came from Ando,er
a few dAy. sine. Ia hiring her son, u. y.
Colby. Who hal visited hi grandpsrcnt.
mother aud sister ther. since hl. return
from Hebron.
Elmer y. Iuell aud wife had their
servnade dance r-c-ntly.
Herbert l.. Rycrson gees 10 West
rafi. Ia work soon.
The prospect ~ forming council II
the ROYAL Concls,e of knights sni
ladi.. prugrr..e. slowly, hut Mr. Isy-
iof l. showing q tenacity worthy Of any
good cause.
Mr.. George Mar.hsll of North Paris
csme Ia her fathers. John VI. Lanes, a
fen dsy. since.
Mr.. Daniel Blsi,cc aud Mrs. l.. l..
Gipiey ~ Canton arc visiting AZ Df. 4.
" Isish~s's
Walter Field came to hl. fathers, q.
". Fields. from HI. work In Chicago the
lsh Inst.
Mr.. wallace Evcrson u visiting her
sister. Mr.. I. u. Fuller, at Canton.
". ". Andrews, wife anil s"n came
fran Portland with team tn spend hi.
vacation NJ HI anil Mr.. ~ home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
HIDROs

The new hcu.e for the priucipal l. be-
lng paintcd.
isu Merrill la. torn down hi chin
neg and will make great alterations IN
al. house.
Mr.. Crave. l. quite sick and lat week
went Ca the hospital al Portland Tor eN-
animation.
MI. Elya Nelson, Who has BEEN stop
ming with Mr.. Dca. Moody since last
summer. IA. returned Ga her sister In
Bostou.
prof. J. D. Moody Ia. bccn spending
saturday aud sunday With hl. mother
~ late.
last Friday evening Mis- Jennie Pack
ari had the pleasure ~ entertaining ten
~ her Young friend. Who came from
Auburn io -c- her.
Rev. :. II. Richardson had call FROM
Mr.. WhitehOuss. 81 Tenants liarbor,
Wednesday. Mr.. W. brought hi. .on
To attend school.
III. summer term commenced Weinc.-
day.
The rain yesterday Thursday made
the gra.. look very grccn.
Thursday T.. NJ, there va. May festl-
val aud harvest feast ln Grange Hall.
The ma.querade sOclable was postponed
I'LL next week. Friday evening.
Mrs. sylyanus lIearce diei Thur.day,
May lst, of pncumonia. Funeral san.
day. Mr.. Beanc had been feeble all
winter.
Friday Mrs. Peril. Merrill. olde.,
daughter Of Mr.. Ezra Marshall was
buried from her fathers house. Rev. :.
u. Richardson attended, Rev. 4. L..
Harden was also there.
On Monday evening, April 18th. at the
yearly parish meeting II was voted un-
anlmouly Ia retain the services ~ Rev.
Mr.. Harden another year. All are Wide
awake aud II was the largest parish meet
lng for years. We trust H. will accep,
the call Ia remain.
Judge Bonney aud the contractor.
have decided Ia use rel granite for the
foundation % the Academy Instead of
No. IIill stone.
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AIMRN

Thur.ion's drive, which ha. made bat
little prngrc.. Zoe several day. on ac-
count 81 low water, !. rapidly ad,anc-
lng to-day With water al a COOL driving
pitch.
Uncle Jonathan renne,t, an aged re-.
ilcnt. has ju.t hal a narrow c.cape from
drowning. through fall ou the logs a.
b. was attempting to cro...
Otis y. Barker, ~ work In j. \.
Thur.ton'. mill. saturday afternoon at
tempted the experiment 81 turning dow
IL. aud thumb. NJ once. Result bad
IA fractured thumb. Hat. With true
grit. the owner Nas al hls post Monday
morning.
Mr.. Porter rarwcll !. visiting friend.
In Bethel, anil Mr.. 4. -. Moore, ot
Bethel, l. visiting friend. 10 NeWry
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WEST PERIL

Mrs.. y. q. Walker remains about the
same with bat little hope 81 her recov-
cry.
Scarlet fever hs. departed from our
locality. Its Walt was short. There
were no very severe cases.
Business IL brisk.
T.. q. Austin 4 son are shipping
clothe.pins, and Hall bros. are shipping
tao carloads az rakes.
Albert Goweli has been In this vicinity
buying POTATOES, paying 6S ceuts per
busliei at Canton.
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tAsr WATERFORD.

Mr.. Norwooi went to Portland Last
week and bruugh, back With him q mic,
locking horse, wagons and harnesses.
Mi.. julia Hall ~ NORWAY Vas AZ bet
fathers few days last week.
Cyrus Mills has bough, the Charlie.
piummcr farm on which he viii .oou
move.
Miss Agnes u. riummer vii teach IN
In Temple iIill district ~. coming sum
mcr: Mi. Helen brown In the Mar.ton
district.
Ml.s Ella Brown With friends from
oxford spent sunday with her sister
Mr.. ". III. kcen.
Nil. uIrie VI. Cumming. has bc"u
.p.ndin. . week at a.. y. Ame..
Edward Hilton aud Wife arr siayiGg
40 II. \. kilgotes.