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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
MASON
The weather I. Iusi delightful.


The weather l. just delightful.
Harvesting !. we'll along.
Good time to DRY corn sni leans.
Potatoes continue Ia rot--pot more
than half the crop can b. saved.
Mr.. Thoma. Merrill !. much I'M
pro,s,i In health. She :. nov about ths
house.
Mr.. !. q. Bein continue. To gain
strength some.
y. IL. TYLER I. poorly, hardly able to
ID hl. chorvs.
\. e.. i.oyejoy hope. 30 fini.h hayins
thi. week. lie can haul II In on .lcs
soon az put u la windross, LEI IL fr-cf'
ani log u la.
". q. Nils, Wife anil Wife. .lst.'
started fcr the eastern part of the stats
on a visit last week.
Lyman a.. Brown of IIs,crhlii, Mass.
~asatC. q. Brown'. last week. lie VA.
booking after hls uncle George H., whom
he never -a~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
GREENWOOD

Who ever .sw hriirr hsy weather At
,hi. time ~ the y.sr' aud 80 ar I'm
proving " for that parI'o.e ON q small
scale getting some .esoni crop.
Your scrit. took fec note. on paper
snd In ~. knosie,igr box shll" on .
,isli In ~. west part IL the town AMI
Albany Last week With his hitter hall
And here YOU have them. The fr".t on
the siih was much heavier ihcrr Than
here. fr--glng pumpkin. on ih"lr upper
surface and water standing w Nr.ssl. :"
the thIckBe.s ~ wlniow glass. We
we'll INES tn .-ason hal hcrn Sc' AMI
backward, hat dh not expect "a 49, ."
much h,y ani grain s,ill uncut. Many
acre. 20 ,h. former az still standing
and probably will b. tili another year,
an Gar q. the .clthe has anything to do
Nth u. Many farmers ~src losing q
psri % thelr I.o,Nio~. by tui AMI worms
the same as herr,
Ocioter LIT. This forenoon AZ heS~i
tim,sr IA the wood. and found dc. sni
mo.lulioc. enough for al practical i'ur-
i,o.es. IN the afternoon rskrd AMI g"l
IN load ~ hay nlc~ AMI we'll made aud
n !. believed a. b. IN" frat having ~e
ever dil Ia the month 10 prt0'rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
auckElEin.


Mrs.. FERRIS 4. bartlett, sister of III
Gov. John ID. long, who has recenti,
arrived from Europe, Ia Waiting friends
h~rcs
Mr.. Horace u. sturgis aud niece, MIs'
Marion Haynes, daughter OH. Napches'
ter iIavnes, Mr.. Percy IIrcoks and sister,
Miss ricrcnce brooks, all of Augusta,
were In town recently visiting the In
grahtms Tho are al iion. a. 4. Bouneys'
Rev. n. y. Lawrence delivered lec-
tuw on Temperance sunday evening At
the naptlst church, September 18th,
growing cut of q series III dlsccurses ou
the Christi,n virtues.
Mrs. Lawrence. wife 81 pastor law
renee, IL visiting her daughter In New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Laurin \. iumpu. 81 iIo.ton :.
ai her aunt's, Mrs. Iincoln's, East buck
field.
Mis- Rosie Triton, ~ Floral Park,
y. v, made very brief Walt Ia friends
herr before leaving for home.
Benlsmln spsuidlng and family re-
turned from their Walt Ia Aroostook
County last week.
Mis- Mary 4. nscon has returned from
Mas.achuseit. aud expects Ia remain at
home the coming winter.
Mr.. r. =. Brldghsm of Portland u
visiting her daughtrr. Mrs. Henry Nulty.
Rev. II. y. Lawrence left Monday Tor
New Hampshire Tor vacation of two or
thrre weeks.
IN. Portland Packing COMPANY. Nj.
Henry Nulty, agent, hs,cp,ckci 'so,"p
cans 81 -wcct corn aud Will can about
iebo Bushels IL apples, employing any
Ia sixty operatives.
4 deciied aud marked improvement
Ia. hen made In the grade Of the street
In Market square, costing about one
hundred dollars snd po money has been
better expended this y-sr than that.
Carlton Gardner has commenced an
cxtrnslv. job ~ rebuilding the stand ~
equity purrhs.s,i ~ =. Io.coc Fuller 81
rloril Park. y. v, Edward u. Cole has
the contract o. put "n q new root
The forests ~ Osfoni County are put
ting on their gsl, day attire ~ green
and gold aud crimson aud nothing mor-
bcsitchlngiy beautiful Ia landscape
.,cnery can b. .e,n Ia all the land Than
View from any of IT. prominent points
during thl. month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
PORTER.

Nice warm weather for harvesting.
The late heavy rain raised os. lp"c
River Ia higher pitch than u Ia. been
NJ this time 10 wear since the graf ~
to,.-r fr-.hct 81 some twenty wear. ago'
The WOODEN Factory Go. of Near fsll'
Io.t some 5000 fe-t 81 log. by the
breaking 10 their boom.
The frat frost for the season was on
the 18th. bot crops wcr. mostly secured
so hut little damage was done.
Potato-. are rotting some, but there
will D. fair crop for whst was planted
Farmer. 10 late ARE not planting .. many
n. heretofore.
Corn l. good on most ~ the farms.
Beans got injured by the late storms
a fair crop of spple. In TIL. vicinity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
THE OXFORD BEARS,
rHt ooIsos OF rne WEEK m A,
SECTIONS OF rrg COUNTY.
revrs,,sa


VT. Eoss brother Ma. h.r, sands,
AMI preached TOE him AZ the congrers.
tiohAl church.
VI. Ross le't for Aniover seminar,
"n Monday Ia r~-um. HI siadle. for tbs
clo.lng year ~ his course, supplying nj.
pulpit hsrr on sundays.
Nrs. fife vent saturday ,o ", her fall
Miss Hattie iik. IA. returned ~ Wal.
tiaam as teacher ~ music Ia The "a ellen
eofgisn schcsl ~ that plscc.
Tho horse car has snsf-n.lesi it, trlp..
and Mr.. Dresser 20 the walker House
viii lock after IT, patrons.
Nallacr Robinson ~ PORTLAND, a .tu-
aent a the Academy, weai o. Portland
on his bicycle In twelve hoar..
Mrs. BARKER hs. gone Ia Bo.ton foe
TAU rcs-is. Mis- Ann rhom. i AZ her
Store.
Miss Leah Rafkrr went Ia BOSTON ON
Friday o. l-arn Kindergarten. She viii
have rooms With Mis- Iltxie shirley Al
10 I ninn rark -.
Mr.. ". ~. rarboS "a. Al bome over
>unsiay.
Mr.. n. r. Ns~msn. the artist. Ia.
gons 10 New Nofk With HI. family Tor
thr ~iutsr.
John wadssorth II Hiram. y. \. -,
Sss Ia tn village this ~esk, aud l. going
$500 % Darimouth college.
Mr.. VIM lfngr-- l. moving from the
Nm. lleckr house Into the late Mr..
RuIs-lls
Rev. ". y. Li,lng.toa anl Mls. ". Y.
larringtou Serv a the fryrharg House
this vel ~ r,ssis Zoe the camp a. Near
10 uiect Mr. ani Mr.. Harrington.
Mr.. VI. 4. Crpyk.r. Mr.. y. :. fro.t
AID Miss Eli.r II Portland arv Al the
frveharg Hcase.
Mr. Rotest Hartman has moved into
tiis katnn house.
Mr.. Dinsmorr'. mother. Mr.. vsrpey
- llalloSeli, ani her daughter. ,i,liesl
Mr.. binsmorv lat ~cvk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
PERIL

III Cannon ha. novel out 80 the
william N. Bent stand. lie has moved
AL. furniture up Ia l.o.co. Roberts.
Green IIoi.slon Ia. moved Into the
Ilsut stand. lie has bi. goods novel
into the wymsn .iorr, aud Jane. Cow
ell Ia. commenced work ON hoision'.
new house.
Mrs. Jackson 81 Auburn ha. been vi..
lilng nj her daughters, Mrs. Howard
Turner'S.
The ladies sewing circle met at Mrs.
Lizzie Rent. on ia. lat of October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
0oLotN WEooINo.

Col. ani Mrs. Eden Barker, nov Of
Jewell City, Kan, formerly Of Lowell,
celebrated their golden wedding nj jew
ell City, Tuesday, sept. I'D. A dinner
was given In the afternoon, st the hom'
of one of the daughters 81 Mr.. and Mr.'
barker, aud In the evening reception
MAS given al the home of another dsugh.
ter. A large number we're prrsent and
the congratulations Of all were Hearty
There Was handsome display of pres
cuts of gold aud silver ware, china
hooks, etc. A homemade cheese from
Mrs. Cyrus Andrews of Lowell WAS ia
the list. Col. aud Mrs. Barker have had
eleven Children, six OF whom-thrrs
boys ami three girls-lle In the ehurch'
yard at Lowell. az the i've remaining
chlldren--ali daughters--thrce reside ID
Jewell city, one In Oakland, CAL, snd
Que In Victoria, h. G. AL but the last
named were present at the anniversary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
WEST PERU

Noar corrvslonient has t-cn taking q
Nsgsiisn while therv has t---n the usua Al
amount - going ani coming. Their
has not t~cn anything q grrsi luisrrsi
to tn pahlic.
Mr.. lydia Tucker. widow 20 the late
william fgsker. did after long iilnest
ca ths "a 20 ~sTtrmirf. Ills funeral
as un the sith. attsuiissl hy Rev. a.. n.
iisnnafur,l. The text. They DO rcsi
from thslr lai-or. and tl.slr uotks 10 fol-
low them" "a. very spprupriats. fur
her llfc was fall - good works. >he
established sni .upefinisnsl-i Sunday
Sgh,.ol morr than INV years ago Ani a
the funeral thsrv wsrr thoss prvscut
y ho wsrr m-misr. - that .Chnol and
rvCalioi thu fact, anil hos thelf lives
hsd h--u .haI.-d largely hy the Influence
"a tl,o.. DAYS.
Iossph Arnold has m. lsrg~.t WILD a
I-atator. co re,'ori. lie planted ten
I-putuis a ~unlit star po,aiocs bought
frum = scotsman In Nsw \ ofk anl raised
slNtsen hushsis % nice Isiisio~s shosing
no sigu 20 rut. Who can brat that ,
nlrv rv.stnhls the Esfly Eoss anil arr q
g,-..i tshl. I-,taio.
Huslne.s L. h-soming az a l.umiuti
Fan.. We ary not he john. sc Ike
o. take part In car nslghhof's affair. 80
I-vi,ll, when th.y hslp az = gr,,i deal
nor thau they d. thsm. The prosp-yt
"a q rsliruad l. goal. With = rsilruad a..
length ~ t'vru, tao stations. ani hridgv
h.tacsu Peru and DiNh~ld. I ihink ~
ought o. hslp Rumipri In her Jubilee.
Ii.sfv Nil D. a Cpnyvntiou - chris
ti1, worker. beginning the l,ih 20
O,totrf ani clo.lns th- 18th. There
I'LL D. missionary o. taxi the lead -
the ms.tings Al Christian Workers
arv Invited b. sttsnd. Nmple aoc0mmo-
dati0ns fuf al
Nauricy Burgrss 81 LeSision ct hli
b. q dog la an. arm ." that the doctor
had u o. calle,i o. drr.. the wound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
AEMRN.

Mr.. Louisa Barbank, . sister ~ l.. ".
Paine of thi. town, died las, week nj
bethel. The remain. were brought Ia
her brother. At the old homestead where
the funeral VA. held last Sunday.
A little daughter va. added To the
family 81 VI. l.. Thurston one day last
week.
A good many % the Newryiie. have
gone Ia Andoy.r to the fair. The
weather !. fine for IL.
y. =. Baker !. Ia serve a. grand juror
from NgWfy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
gAsr BRowNF,slp.

The heavy fro.i Ia. closed the cucum'
her season. The station agent gives the
following as the result ~ the seasons
work. which has been very successful
There have b-rn shIppei i.;51 barrels,
weight 10000 lb.., making II full cat
lo,d.. hi. bring. the farmers 81
~; .s0, averaging st5 per acre. This
With the corn packing AMI apple canning
NAV yet give the people some support
besides s,ie work.
Circle az W. 10. stickney,s on the lat
The bag .sle ani oyster supper which,
the circle Il arranging for viii h. held
about the 18th.
Mr.. Es.tmans family are nearly act
tlei In the parsonage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
AAnOvga

The f.ir take. all the attention this
week aud I. q big succcss. tn Thurs
dsy, the closing day, th. crowd on tho
ground. Ma. the largest ever .ccn tn
grthsr Va Ando,cr.
Dr. T~itcbell h,. .oli HI. plac. "a j.
l.. Ripley aud all move away. \ goo'l
phv.lclan .~~ins a. - Que 81 the un.up'
pliel ne.-ls ~ our place.
r. 4. Cu.hmin, who for i've YEAR.
ht. hai charge ~ Camp whitney At the
LAKE,. IA. given up the Po.liIon aud ~
tururI 20 An1oyef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
RaOWSElIlD.

Apple. arr hcihg canned In the corn
shop.
vi. T.. McDonnsl hs. hal her house
paInisI In colors. n look. very fine.
Mr.. Orrin Wakefield AMI family FROM
California arr visiting friends Ia town.
Dr. Clark ~ BOSTON '. staying lev
dav. ai the i'rquAwke; Hone.
Charles Ani Prank Eaton of Bo.ion
arv Visiting hl. mother aud sisters Ia
ihi. village.
Rev. ur. Eastman and family have
moved lnto The p,r.ontge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
EASY aEIhEl

4 large company from TIL. place At
tended the fair at Andoyer "Wednesday
aud Thursday last.
Mrs. susie Perkins aud Mls. Lillian
Moody, from Boston. are visiting this
place.
Mr.. Ned Roper. FROM Revere, Mass,
spent .hort vacation at u. &. Perry''
last week.
T.. q. Este. recently had . nice co~
accidentally shot In the pasture by gun
ners.
Had cold. with severe cough. are now
prevailing.
FARMER. ar. nlling their sIio-, digging
potatoes, etc.
Bethel Fair Tuesday, Oct. 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
AInRON

Arthur C~orgv moved a. the BARTLETT
plar. last saturday. People are besrii.
iy glad o. have them back sgsin.
Z. u. StHric,ant sni site sfr visiting
frleuh. In DiShcli ani Temple.
rruf. MopiV snd little Frank .pcn,
~ani,y With Mr.. Dca. Moody.
Mr.. vcfrn Bampasls very feeble With
bat little bot,c ~ recovery. She hal q
p,ralyilc stroke fec wr-k. ago.
Mr.. l.. :. Bumpa. !. falling. lI"r
sister. Mr.. Merros. snd VIZ. Bumpus
daughter, Mr.. I'b-be \. i.ltil~hcld 81
Au,arn. arr helping care fof her.
\ handsome granite tablet has i~cu
plac,-i At the grave 10 Mrs. IliomP."t
20 IIo.ton, Who vas baricsi here la, Win
ter.
lila Harden returned Ia scho"l last
wc-k. Her little brother, iiarlln, IL 90
b. goc. out.
The day. srr almost perfcci nov
IA. time for harvesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
EASY AInRON

". arr enjoying some hns weather Tor
town fair. anil romons Grang- meeting
N. u. kecnc anil Wilt k.cor are
csmpl,g out and yarilng bark.
n. r.. k.ens u drawing wooi to town
Tor =. L. ~. Cobb.
Edwin o. bradbury Ia. moved Into
Ga. Prank Gilbert house.
The willow lirowu ~ Byron and her
sister, widow Charlie. Wood % Buck
field. are visiting their relative. In TIL.
Mac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
NORTH BucxF,elo.

Mrs. Joseph Bicknell has returned "a
her home In Boston.
James T.. Bickneil !. threshlng. Chas
Ytsgg Il at work for him.
Om Warren IL thrcshing With hl'
brother Charles.
Africa Farrar IL ON the mend slowly
J. BIcknell IL at work for Elijah
Turner repairing his house.
J. II. Carey and Charles Rogers ol
Salem, Mas. are at John Cressey's.
Mrs. Cory Bonney Of West sumner u
at her fathers, J. &. IIeald's, for q few
days.
t.uclus Record has been 10 Ilumfori
Falls. Iseports busIness lively thcre.
BENJAMIN Record, Clint Macon and VI
Damon have rrturned 20 their work n
the south PAris corn shop.
The apple and potato crops are coming
u bstter thAn was expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
BRyAsr's POND.

Farmer. are .clllng thsir po,Aioc. io'
forty crnts.
Mr.. Dianthr ~. Edwards Sas IA" o..
clplrnt lat sr-k ~ magnificent Invalid
chair, the gracioa. gin ~ Rev. l.. D..
l'case.
pl.,i In Woodstock, sept. -, Mr.. lea
billie Cg.hmAn. widow ~ the late Geo
". Cu.hmsn. IA. had b"cu suffering
fer several mouth. sith consumption.
Nr.. Cu.hman va. an cstlmibl. woman,
rr.pectsi by large number ~ friend.
.nd n.ightor.. Her funeral occurred
"Wednesday. conducted 10y Rev. D. \.
Barion ~ Bethel.
Buslne.. I. lively In the square, With
o,tatn.s. appls. aud wood coming In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
NORWAY LAKE.

O.gccd Perry and wife and Mr.. :. \
steven. have been visiting Edmund
rro., At Mechanic Falls this week.
George Walker !. visiting her sister
Mr.. Jane. smith.
Mr.. q. W. Partridge IL quite III.
Maude Partridge has had to leaS'
school on account of Illness.
Mr.. and Mr.. Brsgdon have been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. L. u. IIobbs.
Mr.. q. W. iIalelton aud child have
returned home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
WiIsoN,s Mills.

J. l. Parker Of the Berlin Mills was
In toun the past week.
Mr.. 4. n. Wilson Of Neston Lower
Falls IL visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Olson.
u. c. Rowe Of Bethel has been making
calls on the river.
Mrs.. d. &. Bennett still continues very
feeble.
". G. I.inneli has returned from Par
inachees~e wherr he has been through
the summer season.
J. W. Clark Il repairing aud making
improvements on his buildings.
4 number Of sporssmen have left for
home the pass week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
SWEDEN.

several apple BUYERS are In town and
start the price at ~ for beet. ei.50 fo'
seconds. The farmers think they wil
advance somewhat.
We think there MAS lack of Interest
among our people In taking Of their nrs'
fruits 10 the West Oxford fair, AZ thu
display Was rather poor la that line, bal
those who made entries from Swcdet
we're we'll paid for their trouble. ID. u
saunders received $50, premium on sp
pies. All the cattle that were taken ~
celyed premIums-samuel Piummer''
oxen aud \. J.. Piummer's oxen ans
calf. We hope there will be more In
tcrest In the fair another year, among
the members Of the society 1t least.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
NoRIn.w1sT BgJngL.

Mrs.. Alice Morse :. visiting her aunt,
Mrs. sarah Dean.
Mrs. FRED Chapman has gone TO Port
land.
Mrs. Reuben ienley came from Mas
.schu.ett. last week to ,i.it her son
Milton. II IN. becn a number of year.
since she went away.
Mrs. Olive Bennett WAS down from
Berlin Pals aud made short call at her
sisters, Mr.. S~th Mason's, last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
UPTON.

4 large delegation hs. gone from TIL
pl,c- to the Andoy.r fair.
There VA. q service 81 song At tn
church saturday evening under tho ~
rrCilon 20 rrof. Bigiey % HOLLAND
Mass.
Mi. Clara Gooiwin rad very In
t.rr.ilng sermon SUNDAY morning. which
~. appreciated by those present.
Mrs. !. I. ilragg L. dangerously III.
Ellen Douglass, q former resident 81
linton, arrived In town Tuesdlay. Sh'
VIII teach on East iIlll.
Thcr arr Invitations out for wed,
ding reception AZ the home ~ Mr. and
Mrs.. 4. ". Judkins Thursday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
oilGAO.

We are having some very One weather
for harvesting.
The parsonage Il up and boarded 10.
The parties who bought the large
tract Of land 10 the Wild River valley
are making preparations To build steam
MILL and viii cut out about seven million
this winter and spring.
Eben Chapman has caught bear.
George has got the bee on the brain.
Mrs. X. X. kimbsll has gone 10 New
YORK to vislt hes parents.
John wight h attending The academy
u Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
CANTON.

n. O. Holll. hs. moved Into the Mari
ton house.
NJ. A. n. Parsons aud wife are visit
Ing Mt y. 4. Parsons'.
4. u. Lucas has rented hls store a
Ghfiith a Libby. They will use th'
front parf for clothing department aud
the rear for meat market.
". q. Delano has gone Ia California
n. SWEET fell frcm baIldlng snd hurt
hlmsclf quite badly last week.
The party that went Ia the foui
Ponds rrport q good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
LOWELL FAIR

as.a' w,lla' yoa hay one,
mi. . .s.. kuu buy teo, you buY
n-r .ll thrr.. you huy four. yuu
..I '. HrI takr IN fur a quarter ~ a
@ .Nb1 takr. the next chance
t.. .. ..A1 man aud 49, thr Cftrs
T " .lrrt Cururr. while The hani
lH.- 'hr TrUpir ulk and at The
o.. .#...f
.i.t t--,utiful DAY ani =
g.. -fI "a. uut. last fryehurg
.. ....l ..ms nne music In suoi
.tfr1thIug was enjoyable.
I.'.. Is.. sksa cholc. bat not large
.'I. ' fancy Wurk All household
sss.. .frh4f-i by th~ adics. We
.Hug uther. the following
All. a kImtau
NJ srsnta Wisr
-r.Ha. NJ t.sa. ~uhh.
ar go tsuis
SO III. Wr. n Naksf
tarrts e. fTtfhff
Hrs NJ t.ss. ~uith
NH 80 49, Ne. . = Nalssf
.'H. ga 80 49, -asrf. M. Iilsn
60 r NJ Carts a san.ihr,-s
Nr. Nnsrt Ain,tsh
90 taTrlis.
&c. ga IA. NJ. n. q WaAsf
NHH NHIH n ~ N"NF'N. So e.
H.H NJ go rrllf.
..ss NJ Frant uarrauu.
20. ~ -tFVt.u Shsn.iisf, Mr. Nsi-sn
HH N rrar
NJ fscs hras NCAlistsf
.. I.r
10 Haru. e. 4. Amss
asr anIsns sui rhes-s, fium ~
'...f.. .n..u.. frura Tr-ysaAn Aniry~s
i'. .l.s % cattle VAS small bat ths
I-. at. rxcvllrnf.
H'. Hu Iutsr,-t Centsrc,i at the horss
H.' at fau U',Iotk. The following l. ths
seminary.
o.. tsaIr.I H.
NHsrr n II kffT.
Eco II Hsskst
''7 NH.-t.H III Htsrk Morfl.
ll4t,hins' gray stallion, smut
.'.i Or eNhibition, bat ~as berrv'
i.u 'l. rse..
lh--s lrr an hne yoang horses sna
....-t fh- track d. peor snd The horse
."lifiuu for racing, thry mtar
gel ,ltsing All are q credit "a t''
tHsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07

D.- .r.au sung aud ''msis az
g.. o. argy audieuCv 40 ACatcmV
Or. nd. i1t evening ~sy Shai ts'si
s.. M. H.HI. hkr hrusn, slss thry
s.4I .a.vu.fr him year after yvnf
l..h.. Co., makes good fsc-s aud
HiI.-.. . a. su,-i sougs AMI tslls goo,i
sHrT. ... ..,HsIauslly q susd story l.
tI .f I....aI iirpsn. Herr !. one.
80 .... s.HUr The story go that
Lra. tHI af ,armel. MalnrI uu q
~l..r... .ff ani having ~,ii~,i o.
rII... .l..us.s doisv h. bad al.
T.r.a. '... .hnw for saturday cVvuiug
,1r ll.. frr- shos as great
.....,. NM. iaIi AS amm~,i and some
arr ... way fur sant % ruofu.
IA Ia. ..rr q. Nherr the "husinrss
.sE 40 The Clu.s ~ thr rn-
.T-l.." Ersen anuuuncct that D.
s.a.| ... .scrvi cuuC.rt La that
.l.f nh. following evening. sun
a. ... HI..H,u o. whlrh wuuli D.
.sr.. .... .,lf. ant iniimat~i that D.
h.-. . ..t at. Trrsvui. sunday even
& .. .I .H di Hrusn hut a. fof
is l. coils four r.srsous With thrir
-. I...-Hf't M FRI shne Tor
l.r.- ..rr-s.ss had failed - v''u-
rHf hFrv. bat nrusu l. ne
t@ .. FIJI. .rr dollar ~ asaY from
t- t.rl through The vuiifv pro
O.. E sal.rucr q fuur and thru
t.. Iir frUui made ths follow INK
.l- HluU,meut "ladirs aui
'ifrt aill h. ~ more sacrv'i
H-.. ,srmTl' ". MT ID
NM. H.f sni % ths rvmafk bring
f....- Hy bringing dosu hi
..- . .. uInu IN organ Sith a -
s.. .a
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HARTFORD.

Henry Young 1. sick At lot kc.ne'.
I,.nlimln Henson plays base ball
m. hall got In the Nay 81 Bennle'- eve
The ey. VA. somewhat damaged. W.
don't know whether the hall va. hur
or not. Never mind your eye, Ben, bass
ball must b. attended Ia.
Born, sept. 18th, Ia the wife of Addi
.on Newton, . daughter.
Cider apple. are worth &c. per bu.he
AZ uucknen
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Iocsu's MILLS.

Seven new m.mbsr. wcfr taken Into
the Good Tcmplar. lodge last week.
Potatoc. arr selling nj ~ cents deli'-
.r,,i AZ the cars.
school COMMENCED Ia thl. district Last
Tuesday, under the instruction 81 Mr..
Nilbcr.
l.. 4. Trass 4. Smuggling, clapboarilng
AMI putting plaIts on the front of hi.
house. y
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NORTH ALBANY.

MR.. Anna Bean Il In feeble health.
Mr.. rrrd Clark has gone Ia Lynn,
Mass. to visit frieod., AMI hoping tbc
change aud rest ~ill prove beneficial To
her health.
Report .ays bear wss seen crossing
the rad near I.ibby's mill.
War, peace or a famine, which, Ne
thes. are half dozen girl babies come
60 claim residence In this vicinity the
past few mouths.
Potatoes are rotiing badly In some
places where The grub worm Il generous
enough io leave any.
school Ia district No. lie being taught
nv Miss Alma johnson.
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nlCkXAlE.

Farmer. are digging their potatoes.
They Ind them rotiIng badly on moist
ground.
Thomas wymsn sni Wife ARE on vi--
II Ia Lewiston aud Anburn.
John \. IIenmingsay aud u. L. Rowe
are still yarilng poplar.
There !. n small crop of apples raised
In thi. vicinity, but there IL prospect
of q good price.
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mo DA, ocrOBtR ~

lF.r. gate. from Brisigton Academy /,
iiF.f.a Nrtd-mv, G"ah Academy and
N.rt1t High ~chool have orgauitcd
+asl. ~ the iifsrcnt sthletlc sss"ct.-
..'l. 20 th-s. Installations ~ith thu fol-
"a.ag urirvrs:
.. .sHi rrsf su,ar q >srvsy liza >sh.-,l.
~ irr-I lsuts D. 4 Ilsmhu "a hftif
A.t..nr. a q. NtsF - Gcukt AoNtsuf ", u
-. = ishFsu Aeslissy, o. u. ter 81 W
- IL - hlarl
ii, H,tsry ani Trsa.arsr. " l. Cray II
'''Hr Aotismy
% ga. voted a. hold a field DAY AZ
~ thir Grounds betseen Norway snd
~'lih Paris on the 18th 81 October when
70, following program viii u earr'e''
D. Nari. na-h
,iln'iing hr,,at Ismp-
ai.n!as Hrgst Jump-
"a kass
,tsa.iax nixh Iuag
saauiaE Hiee Jamp.
INV lsxxsi Hars.
ltraisl hsr prtll
hst MI Wak
llslf Ni,e Raa.
lL MA Ma
u illfng shsf.
hunb hsll pfiIl
Hestsrie Eags.
ianusiag Hsamsr.
I. ~ >kip snsi luap-
iafustns hs-s hall
sse.ssasi-.a R.ss an ysri.l.
Ihs coaie-ts wiIi take place In 'hs
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,-... E..sr hsd fili huass ri
Ets. uar .hncing people cpuld
i. -..... ... frmpiatinn prvssuiri BY
II. .rr .a. hHurs' musk, 80 AFTER
...-..... ..#.Hf thry DANCED tiiltsci,e
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