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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
WEST PARIS.

Two men With hsnd-organs visited
this place last "Wednesday and made q
Loo of noise.
finy-avc bought a. A. II. excursIou
tickets for IIoston nj this depot.
4 large number went 10 bethel Tues
day 60 visIt rowpaugh's circus. 4 pas.
.enger car was attached To the morning
fright.
Bctwecn ~ and 80 went ON the SUNDAY
school picnic 10 GIbson's Grove last
Thursday. They hal a nice day aud q
nice time.
\. u. Locke, y. T.. Mooney and Chas
Dunhtm with Mr.. Elllngwood for
guide have gone Ia the lakes by the way
of Maga'lowsy on a two weeks fishing
trip.
Mr.. Almcu Da,i. ani two children,
~ Ashland, Mass, are visiting nj Mrs.
Clsdln's.
=. A. Dowst. wife aud son, % Brook-
Inv y. ", are visiting relatives In town.
l.. %. Abbott has novel Into Que ~ j..
W. wills hou.es on Maple ~.
y. u. Humphrey has gagged the rent
lu.t vacated by Mr.. Abbott, on Main
street.
Harry Cornish Will. working on q
rlrrnisr saw In the Pion.er MIL last
w~in.sdsy cut the cnd ~ hls fore finger
on III. left hand .o badly that the doctor
wss obliged To amputa,e u at the hrst
mint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
HlRAN.

Mls. Rose y. Chapman, Que 81 our
most accomplished te,cher., has been
Studying theology AMI !. nov preaching
on two charge. NJ Rock STREAM, y. \.
Her real aud devotion are we'll rmem'
i-rrd by her former associate. herr.
Mr.. Jon,ihhn pcndext.r .till Fingers
yrrv IN with heart disease.
Eigsr Bsrne. sni VII. have returned
Ia New Hampshire.
We have Young rooster whose wing.
are fastened on bottom up. We Will sell
him Ia the Democrat. for fair price at
ter election.
some ~ our farmer. are selllng milk
aud cream. sending II 10 Portland on the
train. thus saving much hard labor aud
getting cash.
Madison Trip I. at Denmark On Job
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
sOuIh Ruckflllo.

For many year. Maine was not de-
gtac-d by the eXi.trngv II q licrnsc par
~. What Ia. cmbolden"i u. sihcfcni
to make q te.t ~ H.. strength IN the state
thI. YEAR, Ia the Last two year, proll-
billion IN. met With a scric. ~ rrNrrs.s'
Rho,le Island has repealed u. Prohlb-
ltory amendment hy q ihrcc-hfih. vote.
Prohibition has suffered rrVer.es IN the
we.t. Bole., llc-n-c Dcmocrit, Na'
elected governor ~ Iowa last fall. III"
amendment M. shovel under by an aN-
alanche ~ vote. In 'cnn.ylynnia nni 81
90. Ani nov the demon ~ rum onc'
more ral.c. IL. heal dchantly la the
Pine IRE. state. Their u q rum element
la the Republican party hoplng Tor the
.acre.s of llcsn.c snl miny such, espc,'-
lally In the citle.. will vote that Ticket
When ". consider the ruin that rum hts
wrought anl would yet work, rspeclilly
among the youth ~ our state, Ne ar
lei Ia wonder that any bat those of de.
monI,c Instinct. shouh de.lrr Ia extend
N. dominion. ',Iorc rum la Maine
mean. rrtrogre.si0n Instead ~ progres-
.Ion. LET "a. not only scotch " hut kill
Il In our beloved state.
when hearing diverse opinions con
cerning a man, az Que often dOc', We
think % what Mr.. Blaine Ia hi. "fseniy
Year. ~ Congress" ssid III the late s1m'
uel 4. TiIden: That some landed NJ
4. IA the sklc. and considered him al.
mo.t angelic, while other. conslictc
him almost a demon lncarnate. Nr'
Blaine thought a medium Nles about
right. No man l. wholly bad; no min
1. wholly good.
- for the charming naiSe,e ~ a color
ei min before a Congregational com
mittee. lie was a.ked the question
What I. Cougre..f Reply; \ womb
I think. black woman.
Uncle Addison .iy. that human nNturr
l. like corn and wceis growing slie by
.Iir. n IN. corn !. cultivated u vii
thrive anil IN ,iurc ani Vice vera. ~
" 18th the elements that form the human
character. How .lmple seem. the meth
OIL for the regeneration of hum ,nlty'
Readers, did you ever think That some
people seem Ia liy. charmed lifef "
matter. little Whether their conduct ~
exemplary or the reverse, life seems :
coniinuou. round ~ .uccc... u u lucA
or !. Il genius,
We would have liked To have seen the
boys NJ the Natiousl Encampment tins
week II Il could have happened without
money sni without price. hut after al
| Il :. .'too much pork for shilling" w,
still retain very vivid recollection 81
the Army of the po,om,c. That rec
objection will last for lifetime. We saw
Il In camp, on the march, on the baltic
deli. hat army life did not come up Ia
our romantic boyi.h expectations, AM
possibly TIL. encampment my b. hs-
appointment Ia some.
Henry didn't 20 to the THRU party con
yention.
Fred and south Buckheld are call"
free traders. We can eycrlastingly val
Top them In the lyceum. Lawyer Her
.ey u.e,i To .ay that the writer. tongue
wa. hung In the middle aud wagged al
both ends. Fred IL - glib t,lker.
should have read "sick" Instead ol
/ erich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
NORWAY IAst.

The excitement ~ the week about herr
sc~ms % D. o. ut from the cOanify Ca
the city Instead 20 from the city to The
countrv. !. D. bradbury and wife,
jaime. smith sni daughter Filth, Iien-
itmin Tuyksr and many others are At
Hosion from herr this week.
4 large number trum here went o.
l.su iston to attend the clnCu. on Tues
day.
Grace anil Emma >tsSeus are spead-
Ing The we.k a M~chsnlc fall..
several familic. from herv are spen,i-
log q ~eck 90 ~ Al the lslands In Port
land hafl,or John wVmsn and fsmily,
Alvin RroSn aud family. william iiobb.
sud family ani several oth-r..
NJ. Ame. tonk a party from Paris az
a. Gih.on's Grow Ia hi steamer yesier-
dit; III shrll whistle eVhces can D.
heard from shofy o. shorr and miles
HaHV
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noRrn sucsrlILo.

Mr.. Mary Capen aud daughter have
gone to Lowell, Mass, to live.
John Cne..ey has gone Ia salem, Mas.
Quite a lot from our place took In
Forrptugh's show at lewiston.
J. \. War; AMI wife aud j. II. Damon
aud daughter went Ia Boston Ia the a..
4. X. rrunion.
Mr.. Dora Ames Of DlNileld u al her
fathers. v. II. Bicknslrs.
J.F. Bicknell aud Alfrri Cole are uI'
country PROSPECTING. so they -ay.
Mr.. Alfred Cole IL at james y. Kick
nslI's this week.
y. Mason % south rari. was al 4. y.
Mason's august 18th.
Mrs. julie T.. Mayhrw has moved back
from Auburn "a her old home. Mrs.
Warren Lothrop of Sumner has been
With her for few day..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
EAST SUMNER.

About dorm persons from this plare
went "a boston Ia the q. \. X. encamp-
ment. Probably over twenty In town
attended. We hope old Oxford was we'll
represented.
iIrrbert D.. stet.on aud family from
Iowa arrived a. his fsthe =, Josiah U.
ststsou's, on saturday. lie IL la trade
Ia Esrlyille. Iowa.
school al the Flat closed on Friday.
n was a succes.ful term under the di-
rection Of Miss Jennie stetson of sum
ner. :.
Rev. Mr.. Osgcod Of Turner supplied
the Congregational pulpit on sunday In
exchange With Mr.. y. NJ. Dickey.
Rev. Gllman Rice visited Andover last
week to perform a marriage ceremony.
some more promiscuous weather last
SLOCuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
aEYAEl

Friday, the 18th. the Italians at work
for the Water Company celebrated TIE
anniversary % Que of their patron saints.
About night they became hilarious ami
some NJ them pugnacIous. Pistols AMI
knives were freely useL aud one of their
number WAS shot In the neck, aud one
quite badly cut. sheriff wornell made
several arrests.
John y. leach. freight sgcnt ai Bethel
Tor many years, died saturday morning.
lie wa. q member Of the Odd fellow.'
Relief.
The want Of rain 1. being felt severely
NJ Bethel.
The grain crop l. ripening With the
prospect of light Weld, and the potato
crop will suffer u W. do not soon have
rains.
The crop ~ blneberrles u q failure.
Mr.. Gilbert Tueii I. pa.hing work on
the house 10 Albert burbank.
Mr.. Cumming. has odd f.llows' Block
covered In aud employs ak men Ia push
the work. There has been no time IN
twenty year. when an much activity la
building In Iietliel was manifested.
The boarding houses are well flle'i.
The Chair Company arr driven With
orders.
The corn factory I. ready for business,
aud q healthy look of prosperity !.
dawnlng ou lIethel.
Abel Chandler. \. ". True and &. :.
Edwards are attending the u. \. u. ~
union In Boston.
The Ladies' Club has the great pleas
ur- ~ announcing "a the publlc that
midsummer benefit concert IN ALL ~ the
proposed Garland Memorial Chapel, viii
be- given AZ the Congregational church
Monday evening. August 18th, by Ml..
Alice VI. Stodisrl. soprano, Miss EmllS
VI. LAWYER. contrilto, Mr. Carl ". Dam.
baritone, Mr.. William n. l.leger, tenor,
Mr. =. a. Read. tenor. members ~ Df.
kIttrr,igc'. church choir on Madison Nv
cnu., aud the flfth Avenu. Ilsptl.t
choir, New York. Ia. cunccrt u Ia be
under the direction ~ Prof. william ".
Chapman ~ New York, formerly az
I,.thel. Mr.. Chapman a. organl.t, plan
LIT, AMI dlrrvtor. will arrange a pro-
grsmm- .urr o. give great pleasure Ia
his msny friends. Who are justly proud
n III. musical abilities aud remarkable
success. q. the l,',der ~ the fhInoa. l'n-
bln.t.in Club ~ Ncs York. aud other
musical club. ~ the highest srtlsiic cx-
c.llcncc. The generous Offer ~ ihes"
talented artist. spending the summer
among "a. will be.tow the greatest pl"as-
urr upon mtny In our community whose
taste. are In harmony with What these
accomplished visitor. will Offer tor an
evening". rare enjoyment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
hnRr- PARIS.

.rt - sssen went 90 Davis
N...'..H fu camp uut feS dsys last
aHt.
~.I.rI. have hesu 90 Boston "a. last
e.'s '-.m thi. place.
frmHrf thi.e sud wife and l.. ".
'a... have gone o. Moosehead Lake
Ord team ou pleasure trip.
quite uumh.f 10 children have The
eh-p.ug cUugh. several % thru quite
hrI
N.ir., sli are done having and = very
~. Top - hsV has beeu securssi IN
u'' ..s. cun,iiiion.
\h'-tt - Denver, Colorado, ..
-u..rs "a few weeks In Bethsl AMI
ilI. NJ Ahhott l. native ~ Bsthsl
eI'fr d. rad hN With Poster a Herriek'
''.,r scar. go h. Nent On Denver Shcfr
p t.- hi. first beginning In the practice
ri Hh. Dor tn past year lac has been
AseI.ltrf District Attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
PORTER.
Warm and dry

warm anu "N.
Farmer. are drawing their grain Ca
south Hiram TO the mill Of T.. y. stanley
Ia le thr~she,i. There will be = fair croI
Ne n general estimate.
Mrs. Wilbur ID. French del on Wed
nesday. She has been alex long time
sInce last fall, and has been . great SUIT
frrr. She leaves = husband and on'
daughter.
Mrs. Drown died on sunday last. sh'
was quite aged.
Mr.. william Mills Of rcedom. n. IL.
died on Sunday last frvm the effects 81
a grippe that he had the past winter
lie has been IN honest and industriou'
man and . worthy member Of Carol
lodge, y. 4. A. ~, and Was buried Will
Masonic houors on Wednesday last, ser
mon BY Rev. Nr. Rhloa Of Frssdom, y
n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
gASr Bgrnll.

\ numhcr frpm this place improved
the opportunity 90 visli relatives In
Massachusetts. August i3th.
Mr.. n. n. kimhall. Mr.. ani Mr..
Prank PETERSON anil Mr.. 4. Mitchell from
iaNbary. Nas.acha.,tts, ar. spending .
Nagsiion ~ 4. 4. kimhalrs.
Liilltn kimhall spend the past week Al
West bethel.
Z. q. Mason from Norway I. visiting
rvl.ti,c. In town.
The rarmtch--nec Lake Club from
this place, accompanied by Frank rrter-
.on anil Thomas Mitchell from Mas.a-
chusstts arv Speeding the w-ck AZ the
LAKE,.
Mr.. EllIa Bean from Locke's Mil. l.
nos attending Mr.. Eugene B-sn, Who
l. not gNt-.rts.i 20 live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
AAnOxER

Anlo,,r sent Large delegation To th'
cirrus at bethel Tuesday.
quite number of Anio,crite. arr Ia
Boston this week.
HeV. Mr.. Pickett aud wife are at th'
Poland camp grounds thi. week.
The funeral ~ the late Jo.hu, SINAI
~. held az the Congreg ,tionsl church
Thursday afternoon, Rev. John suio'
officiating. Mr.. Small was for many
year. q resident % this place but At th'
time II hl. death hi. home ~as With hl'
daughter, Mr.. Charles Colby of Paris
~. age was ~ wears.
Hon. ~. V. Poor stili continue. tb'
work IL improving his grounds.
Most of the haying !. done, though
some will hay II a week or two longer
The Bction. came home from the lakes
saturday, the 9th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

TIE 18th year - thl. al .shssl si.ep. With
brighter pr,sst-sst. than ever hefere. arEs
an.i canysaisnt builliing. ~ stone sol brss u
ever day soaring osmpisstisa AMI viii easily -
the dHest bulhiing In oxford county. With an
alb tzari - Instructors an snsisatof VIII ~
mate o. do ths nissst thoryuxh wofk In ever
branch 20 stnly. NJ letter sork ran ~ done ~
the state In mathsmstic- than unsisr tiss instfuc
tioa 20 Mics Whitman, who has hal charss
of thi. dsl,atnsnt Cor morv than ~ years.
special attention viii D. rFen - stuisut.
wishing o. take Cour-e o. prvparv themselves
foF tsaeh srs rlas.s- fortnssi Zoe tIsir bsnsnt.
anely selertet library ~ lsp volume, rin
L of IIoa. iIaRnibai iI.mlin, ant enio~ei by him
With elem. .. open ~ al The s'Fisni' Too theh
FRYE use.
a Tca.iias rom .sli .appiiei with daily abi
wcekiy payers an 4 magazines !. oPsn daily u
The stu snts.
The scisutlac Department .. well farnishsl
slth ehemlclal an.l philosophical apparatus fuf
the test prartical instrartisa.
Thrce cuar-s. 20 stuiy are ofsrrl 'ollfEe,
Classical all fhgli.h. iiebrvn hsing an en-
dor-ei httiag -chs,al fSr Colby, stuisnts VII 70
ussiset thers with csftihcates frDm III frinsl
| sipsi. fxpenses a. los ss "a say nuih< -rh0sl
In Maine. foF ostsioxuss AMI Information al
dvss
n T.. PACKARD. seosrsry.
". D.. -AnoL>f. frndpal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
QOlalIRv


Mrs. Wright of lewiston IL visiting
her cousin, Mrs. John l.eci.
Mrs. Frank Reel of Auburn With her
.on I. AZ her sisters, Mr.. John Reeds.
Charlie. Bradecn IL sumner, formerl,
~ this town, Il visiting the scenes OF his
bovhood.
The amount Of travel u beyoni the
memory ~ the oldest granger, gold seek
er., pleasure seekers, health seekers,
fishermen, etc. Many OF them call on
the bcar hunter aud look With wonder
on irophle. of the hunt.
our prospective senator, Mr.. Petten-
gill Of Rumfoni. visited the gold field.
this week and, like all the rest, carried
home piece Of Byron gold In his peck
~.
Farmer. are closing up haying and
are pleased with good crop OF first
quality Of hay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
DENMARK

John T. iIol, I. selling carriages "a
LOO that No one need riflc In an old one.
Georgc \. DALEY ~ Bnrnh,m 4 Nor
rlll I. In town looking after the lnierc''.
81 their shop here.
some person. arr making an ef'ort "a
e.iabli.h another posi ohlcc In TIL. vi.
lagr. We must h" growing fast io ~
qulrr two oflicc. herr.
Mrs. Emma Cobb, wife 10 Dr. VI. u,
Cobb 10 Biilrfori, !. visiting her father,
Nathaniel Robinson.
Quite number ~ our clilr-ns arr At
BOSTON In Attendance upon the 0rand
trmy.
IN. veteran samuel u. kcni.on WIN
I. nearly helpless, dl.lor1iel hl. shoul'
der In getting Into bei Last night. i,''-
lucsSl by Dr. nrosn.
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FAST sRowssislp

en- "Wednesday evening. the 18th, ihs
people la this village gave Lawn party
under the pine. near the station Ia honor
20 the guests al Elm Cottage. Music
"a. Furnished by the Goldihsslis ani =
fee ~ their friends. l.. n. Golaihwali,
a graduate IL IN. Boston cons~rNa iory ~
music. organi.t. lev cream ani cake
was served after which the camp firr
made q very pleasant termination "a the
festivities. Rev. Mr.. I'hlbney aud wife
~ Salem. Mass, Added much tn the en-
tsrtainmsni.
.. D.. Stickncy !. In Boston thi. week.
Mr.. l.. \. cole l. Visited by her moth
~.
I..R. Gilr. and wife arr visiting In
New llamp.hlrv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
nOpro AlpA.y

Having I. nearly done on the upands
Tho Methodist Circle mt AZ th" tow
hou.. the liih Inst, and will meet ih"r'
once Ia two week. until further notice
Mr.. Townscnd ~ Lynn, Mas, u vi.
ltlng ~ frri ,iark'-. Mrs. &. u to ~
turn home With her 10 Welt her MANI
friend. their. Hope the rest and chang
~ air nav prove beneficial a. her ~ 'lth
q. \. wc.cott 10 BOSTON, Mass, u q
Walt hi family next sc-k Who ar'
boarding Al Hiram Robbins.
HcnlamIn wllbar Ia. been visiting
frienI. Ia Franklin County.
Rev. II. V. Dt,l. sni wife expert &
attend camp m.rtlng az Poland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
OXFORD.

Mrs. Phllcns, widow 10 Ch,niler
Dunn, agci about - years, died Augu.i
sth at the home ~ her son In POLAND
The funeral was on sunday, iie,. Mis'
Nngcll ofiicllting.
Nbout thirty soldier. went Ia Boston
a. th. a.. \. X. eucimpmcnt.
Mr.. PendeSier AMI wife ~ Lewiston
have been d.ltIng their daughter. Mr.
4. .. Darrell.
Mr. Tophim snd wife aud Me. Car
msn ~ Auburn Visited friend. here last
week.
George Eli. h,. a po.ltlon as profc.'
.or ~ languages at Williams College
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Ellis !. graduate
IL this collegr.
Mr.. Tcwk.bury has returned frou
LYMAN.
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cANrON-

q. u. Davis all family ~ Washington,
u. g. are visiting In town.
Quite a nam'sr ~ Hedge Posf attend.
Ell liir encsmpuacnt ~ bostcn last week.
hirgisrs euierri NJ. n. Thcme-' drug
s.e'e ..st saa.iay nlxhf anil h.irel
themselves 10 cigar. aud pipes.
The Canton base Hall club ani Dix.
Held Cluh PLAYED al Canton Driving
fark last frhlsy. The Canton. Wen by
a scorc 81 stos. Their. u much local
Interest eetwe.n the clubs aud a good
crowd witnessed the game. The feature.
81 the game was the brilliant PLAYING Of
'snions. oniy onc sais hit off kesrin.
pitching.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t -. SGs OF T-G WEEK ~ Al
SECTIONS OF TSG COUNTY.
syNFoRo CENTRE

..- Ias.IaN Eumfori people took a
... ,I.iioi th- forvp1ugh show
Oh. E...
N WHmsl ~ Bethel cime doS n
'r ... tHity hn,l made . -cifur, ot
- 20 uhi.ksv. Ncc~pt thanks,
h.. WnuurlI. frvm the citizens ~
''. shH have tolerated this rum
'.. I..lt bong euough.
ST.. N.sr.,s clancy ~ Portland has
.... ..-rHg hsr sister, Mr. Charles
frw days.
Ne Fanny krusrs0n rV,le cut icN
..s.- f.r ths dr.t time In tNo ycsrs'
VISITING Isr .np.
Wee" el ihrvc d1ys Nery much lat
a..s .li no, Richarisoa Lake aud
"I. ..r no. Nstalluk Br,,ot.
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srONehAM.

Mrs.. David y. whitney Of South Paris.
Mr.. Charles whitney Of Boston, and
Niss Addie stevens Of Stoneham are vis-
Ting their parents and many friends.
Alarge number Of our citizens went
10 bethel the lssh To sec t-Paw's show.
All we're highly pleased.
W. l.. Goodwin Il enlArging his shop.
Austin McAllister has gone To Boston
10 work.
m. m. Tibbests has some very nne
prints that he haa marked down 10 b
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
wii sOS,S mis-

The hot weather ~ the past weck
make. Que rcallTc that our stormy days
arr quite a. much needed a. our days al
sunshine. Vegetation l. la great nced
of rain just nov.
Miss y. e.. Flint IA. hnl.hc,i hei
coarss 20 music lc.on. AMI returned
irom Mansfield the first ~ the week.
D.. u. Knapp aud wife of Newry aud
llorscc Poster AMI wife passed. through
herr on their Nay 10 camp Caribou, Tar
mschecnee Lake.
Quite q numl.r vent to Bcthc
Ia ukr In forcpaughi. show.
J. ". clark aud wife have gone a.
Rostou 60 the a.. 4. Il. reunion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
alIEAn.

Many of ths farmers are not through
With their haying and ell are getting
more than they expected.
Corn IL making rapid growth this
weather.
Potato bugs are not - plenty.
Hon. &. II. Gilbert and wife 0f Canton
are stopping = few days With Georgs
Burnhzm.
r. n. Chapman " Milwaukee 10 stop
ping With William Chapman.
Most everybody went TO Bethel to ~
4Psw and the Wild West.
Mrs.. Eben Bennett has lots Of summe'
bOardeu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
EASr WATERFORD.

W Nlllette Ward. wife sud child 81
>'.CrlpIa arr visiting Mrs. w. sis-
irf Mr.. \. N0rw os-l.
John Cummings ~ Stsndish i Visiting
bl, lu .le Orri. Haskell.
y q. llaskell gave party In the "a
'..nn during q rvcsut visit home.
Misses Grace and Dorothy fairhanA'
81 boston are visiting At u. q. frides.
'hafles Nork aud Dexter Flint Will ds
" ihrvshing la A. =. IIsskell's mill, De
s'nning about the iftecnth.
sven from this place attended fore'
nngh's circu. a. bethel Tuesday.
\. aud y. Norwood and Mr.. war;
seat % Near Pals trouiing Monday.
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T.. s.-we have not ye, had our ,re'
aROMNFItlO.

Rain /. very much needed a. the
ground l. very dry.
Mis-. Mcdonald l. again making ,n-
nrox,msuts inside aud outside Of bet
aue hou.e. Meserye a Thayer are do
Ing thu work. -.
Mr.. q. wakefield I. having his house
painted la colors.
Mrs.. Martie Little Of thi. village, wne
=, l,h h..r husband aud mother. Mrs. u
Libby. have-hs-n boarding at freepou,
uaIne, for few weeks, IL dangerously
~ and unable to D. brought home
Quite a number from this town VEN
10 Boston, Monday.
Mr.. Baxter and Mr.. Wells of Brun.
Wiz acre In town TIL. week looking al
,,r,helr business Va the sweet corn lln.,
NJ. +. Dayi. Of Pennington, " III"
xt.lts Al !. l.. Frink's.
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NeWRv.

e. A. Baker, W. y. Powers, Amos
Frost aud sam FROST went Ia Boston last
Monday to attend the Grand Army ~
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. Knapp, Horace
Foster and wife returned saturday from
their trip "a Psrmscheenee.
Everybody aud c,erybody's boys aud
girls went 10 the circus Tuesday.
Mr. Fsrrar, who has been stopping at
the Harlow place this summer, has shui
up the house aud gone 10 Buckfield.
Mrs. ~. IL not yet veil enough to return
hame
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HARTFORD

-v'si rain Il needed.
Mrs.. Fannie Cortheii from Boston Is
WISHING AZ !. n. pcsrborn's.
at IIutchlnsou Ia. gone 10 Aubarn
u Sork In sho~shop.
Z. N. Irish a 60. found rather peo'
nshiag al the Lakes Last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

Mis-. Maggie aud Miss sadie Castle
~. returned home 4. waiersilie.
c.orre Cannon has returned home
,rom Watsr,ille where he has been al
work la the coat shop. =.
J. VI. Gammon IA, gons ~ NJ
the encsmpment. His dsugn's,. 49,
coo.inow, has returned home Win MIN
AIdeu burgess and wife are visiting IN
Boston this week.
The farmers have commenced cutting
their grain and they report light crop
n. W. Howard has gos his thrashins
machine IN readiness tos 80.
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GIvsdsm Joues Of the Lime KIln Clui
says: "lf had my choice, belIeb I'D
rsdder hsb . box Oh de economical
Brussels soap dan . gross Oh DC anes'
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I'D. I...t uf ths Fouutaia" bal q
...I ....., FrfIay evening. AMI The
s.-...s.' HHr,l 9th ti"se Who ~.
-t-.Ht. ..., fhe ianc~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

n-... nI.r. siil rvfssi ths play,
elem. T.. uursilav eNcning ~
al. ua. f ts followed hy two
a.. r.H..iir.
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NJ .t... Me- Zimmermtn. Nj.
IN. TH.ItIss,-.. a rhilsielphis .
.-4v. ~. Gcvrgv smith ~ lowell
..sr~ NJ h.uE-.
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On. g. "a N.--s aud family 20 Hsyrr-
tirv... Hmrrly ~ Paris, arr Walt
II. r.... r Nsinr AMI Nvrv AZ this
.I..f saturday.
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a., g. Wslgr wW give a lectur,
r..t........ tf ths vrstfy. >uhlect,
'f.,.r. uHs.. AT are cordially
.traI
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NJ. Do " watkins % south Psris.
v..V.r. U..Hef Portland, aud Harold
.-l I..t waikiki. q Waterfalls arr
E.-I.. ffa ll.il fur n short time.
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D. a.Hs lrr among the guests
rffs n. .HrI llau.s during thr N~rk
~ 49, kfns.ru. d.. furt
v.. o. 90 t'laa. NJ. Nnos q Desc.
TH.. ~.
TrH .... a.fl rsfanI
H.. -..... arI aIfr. NasfHu