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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
NIMRN

\ h.a,y fro.t ths morning oi June gih.
On acuuut 20 The ~ mi no damage was
done o. crop. On this river.
MONDAY AMI TUESDAY wsrr Nrrv windy
ds,. on~ 20 the t~smsirrs told me- that
MONDAY ga ~. route a. lsethrl, b" saN q
rust q ~ iui strike into the Andru-soggtn
snd throw a shoVrr "a water mofv than
one hundred f-ci high.
stevens "a Br,Ani'. Pond, Ia. h""n In
town thl. week measuring th" pulp
vu,i
The .sle,tmru ate a. m~-t saturday Al
.. n. smiths o. rvc-i,c pr"I".al. Toe
huuIing ihs rad lately laid cat from
smiths O. The county rad.
The night crrW AZ fhursions AZ TIE
Corner Huishszi last FRIDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

The Bethel Water Co. have made Z
survey of their route and have . plsI
completed, and located their land agree
ably Ia statute by metes aud bounds. Al
invoice of pipe has bcrn reviewed and u
expected Ca arrive nv the 2pth Inst. ~
soon q. the pipe Ia distributed work or
the iliches will be- commenced aud has
tened Ia an early completion. The
plan. sni survey have been under thu
direction ~ Mr.. Morse the superintcnd-
ent, aud made by 4. VI. Carter, Eco.
Sylvester Robertson and j. u. Turing'
ton attended the State convention al
Augusta last week.
The most powerful rain storm of the
season occurred Thursdsy aud Friday.
Much 81 IN. low land IL under water.
JIM. Philbrook has sold several ,alua-
bic horses the past week.
Reuben Foster of Boston has been
visiting HI. brother, r. j. Poster, ani u
understood to have bought valuable
horse "a he shipped later.
4 collision on our streets saturiay
morning between the carriages of l'inck-
ncy Burnham ani =. n. smith 81 NcwIy,
resulted Ia breaking III. axle 81 Mr..
smith. wagon.
The trustee. ~ Gould's Academy have
engaged i'rof. Hall Ia take charge of the
Institution another year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
noRrs ALBANY

III. weather .till holds cold AMI vet.
4 .llght frost the second and ienth Inst.
X. l.. wc.cott 70 Portland has been az
aud planted BAL. garden etc. Tor 10"
benefit ~ hi. family when they come Tor
their summer vacation.
Mr.. Blak. of ONforl has b-"n her"
exhibiting |, road michine.
Some week. since Tho.. himball lost
n J-year-old steer by getting hung b.
tween two rock. Ia . mountain pasture.
Bryc. kimball an al.o Mr.. y. iIolioh
have each lost a COW. cause unknown.
The .chool la District No. !. under
the instruction ~ Mis. Alma johnson
~ thi. town. The Town House school j.
being laugh, by Ml's BENNETT IT
.ilrad, Dist. NJ. by Mr.. Hiram Rob
bins.
Fred Clark continue. Ia haul lumber
for Thoma. IIa.ting. Ia Bethel depot.
p.y.on ThilbrOok !. done hauling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
LOWELL

The Congregational Circle met at the
Town Ilou.c on "Wednesday evening Tor
a baked bein supper.
BENJAMIN Russell Jr. Ia. gone 10 south
Manchester, Conn. Ia work With hi'
brother Ammi q. Russell Who has charge
~ the building ~ q mill there.
Will. !. \. Straru. was driving hls
father. hors- Ca the village Monday EVEN
Ing thu horse stumbled ani on" shan
~ the cariig va. broken.
Henry o.. harrington !. selling fruit
tire. In thi. anil nrighboring town. TOT
y ". ,ha.s A Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
CANTON


Alexander NeIAIn has gone to Boston
to work.
Charles Holland and family of Rhode
leland are visiting at his fathers, q. VI.
Hollands.
John {. swsscy attended the State
convention at Augusta last week.
Ponemoh iodgr, ID. OF IL. will cele-
bra,e iis second anniversary the slst 81
June.
PRED NJ. Gllnes has returned home
frum fryeburg, where he had charge %
the commercial department In the acad-
emy.
James l.. Parker of s,oneham was In
town Wednesday.
y. VI. Thsy-r of south Paris Ma. In
town Thursday tn attend the races.
Wednesdays races resulted In VI. 4.
pclsnos Fast Asleep winning fir.t money
In the thru. minute class, ani a.. Child's
horse Macbeth the 2 40 class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
IASr hIBRoh.

4 delegation from thi. place aiienlcl
the .,ndro.coggin Pomon, at West
ulno, the llth Inst. slso a delegation
Visited the ONfori county lodg- !. ~. II
a.. 4. AZ Burkfirli the same day.
Mr.. and Mf.. ~. q. berry arr visiting
their children AZ Anson.
IN. kc,nc hoy. are trying Ia ,io some
thing on the road machine - Turner AMI
Hebron bat have q bad time On account
~ riny weather.
The grange At thl. plac. contemplate
bnIliIng . hall Ia the near future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
EASr RIrrtl.

Al kinl. ~ crops ar booking beck
war,I Nth "a. eNc~pti"n 20 gas, which
a. booking well CA the inietNale..
Patrons - Nlief River Grange attend
"a tn grange rally al bethel. Jun"
lsih.
Mice. Matte AMI l.urrvta Hove ~
,,pti, ,I.its.i their .l.icr, Mr.. II. III.
nslu.
I'll ~Nan ani vile have rrturnNi from
a Ni.it a. Durhani, Lewiston, .ic.
Preaching AZ the church by Rev. j. =
Es,or,ls. June 81. AZ : %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Herman shilling. l. building q line
fence between Amy beans back lot aud
land owned by a. =. Bean.
=. =. BENNETT made u short visit at hi.
mothers last week.
sam Perkins has gone Ia Halloween. =.
They have been working on the roid
between A. T.. Chapman's aud u. NJ.
Chspmsn's.
Warner Kendall found q petrihed pine
knot about two feet below the surface of
the ground thl. week. while digging =
post hole on Sylyanus Mason's farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
nIRkM.

On Monday. June ~, Mrs. Mar.hall
". Spring In a very pleasant and appro-
pirate manner celebrated the 18th birth
isy ~ her excellent mother. Mrs. Abb
gall, wife ~ our venerable town.min,
Mr.. scammon lilll. We will add here
that MR.. IIill's first husband VA. Mr.
Tboma. u. SeaScy, gift.i musician
aud Que of the most thrifty, dillgent
farmer. ever known In Hiram. The day
va. bcautifu, aud the guest. gave
them.eIye. up Ia q day ~ unalloye.l
pi.a.ured such a. they m,y never al
.ec again. The guest. were Mrs. Abb
gall IiIll aged -, Mrs. Lilpah w.Barker,
~. Mr.. Hannah Mabry, ~, Mr.. Eliu
burbank, -, Mrs.. Ann Howard, 90, Mrs.
Isaac Chapm,n, of Io,ell, ~, Mrs. Re,i-
hen kimbalI, ~. All widows but the
frat aud last namei. What did they
talk aboutf-I mean what didn't they
talk about, In the language of o.si,n,
the grand old poet 81 our fs,herland,
..They called back the years that have
rolled away" lsughter-lo'ing childhood,
the sunny days al youth, ani the sad,
sweet, glorious mernorie. of THREE sni
four score years, passed In review be-
fore them. After partaking of an excel
lent dinner, Mrs. Barker was called upon
for a toast, bat With mo'ic.ty remarkable
In one So yoaAg, excused herself on ac-
,ount of blln,lnc... Mrs. liurbink how
eyer came ~ the rescue With the senii-
msnt:
Tn. tabl. well .presi. ,hs dinner oompls,s,
The owner !. 18th AMI sbls ." TRIAL"
MANY thank. are due Ia Mrs. Spring for
IN. pl.assnt occasion. al.o to Mrs. Or-
mond y. spring for efficient all. These
venerable Instron. ar. exceedingly well
preserved mentally aud physically, ani
their long continued health IL due tn
their checrfulness, aDd their sterling
good sense Ia living we'll ordered lives.
Most feryeniiy do Ne pray That they may
enjoy many years Of health aud happl-
ness. and meet nj last In that gloriou :
lay that knows no gathering shadows.
I.LrwELLrN A. wADswoRrH.
The Congregationsiists are raising =
fund TO secure the sunday afternoon
services Of Rev. James Martin Of Cor
nish.
Mr.. Clovis Warren IL In poor health.
The scarcity Of threshlng machines
Last fall has led some of our best farm
ers to SOW millett and Hungarian grass,
instead Of grain.
Mrs.. Bartlett Clemons u very low With
. hear trouble, and several other chron-
ic troubles.
some days ago Willie =. Buck was
running at play In the corn shop, when
he tripped his foot, and fell breaking
one bone below the knee.
The lady who presIies over ne speaks
In high terms OF commendatIon OF the
story recently hnIslsed In The Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
DENMARK.

Mr.. Bstsry. widow % the Rev. l.. L.
Io,'I,n- late ~ this town, died June iOth,
,y,J - year.. I,ariil al Aubarn.
m viii ~ remembered that q raid Sas
made one night last fall through
Bridgton, Denmark aud bro~hns'a aas
many Articles stolen. The parties ~.re
Traced 60 Albany. New Hampshire, by
tn within. ~ M. raid aud al q"'ie an
.xpsn.e Of money and time, s.nt to
PaIS Jail. Before the pre-eY .oun ,',s
,,tNn-y Il re-nomlnate,i. the people
her. would like 90 b. informed Why They
wsr, DOT brought 10 trial. ALSO WY no
Effort has been made To arrest per,"n'
herr u ho have long been under indic'-
msnt for selling rum.
The .electmeu are busy making the
money tax. ,,,,
The Delegates To the Republican
county convention from this Town are
Al. Bradbary and George ID. Ailen'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
HARTFORD

~. N. iIer.ey will make out pension
paper. fire. ~ charge for Que wear.
John porr dl~i the l0,h. agrd - vear..
Mr.. wm. T.. Blcknell from BOSTON u.
NJ Hartford Cold spring farm.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence ~ Bnckneld
preached ~ the line .chool hou.e last
SUNDAY. There !. some talk ~ having
a sunday school AZ that place.
~ your clock or watch wants cleaning
call on Arthur rurki.. lie will do a
go,sl iob fot reasonable pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
ANpOHER

Anio,vr hss gold too y. y. snail
report. a find ~ coolers" ou BIZ farm.
'Ths congregational iadi".' 'irvlr met
with Mr. !. D.. Nker. "Wednesday
evening. June A.
rr,-.tling Eldrt Ndams preached Al
ths Methodist church MONDAY e,vuing.
G.ofge Iuor and family frum oxford
Wrrr in town over SUNDAY.
Mr.. Osru smith and children from
Nes \ otk arr Nth her sister, Mr.. II.
n l'uor
M highway surveyor. Ar, msnding uP
ths fuads.
oh. john Horse ani colts Come
"a, hack" o. NndoVef AMI src $3.50
~hllc Trvi ur Rilly 80 Frank talk NJ
their rvCur,ls anil I--iicrvy..
Tia Jordan tcschc. the school AZ The
Ialls this suumrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
Easy SIMMER.


!, student ~ Bangor Seminary has
been engaged Ia supply the Congrrga-
tIon.I pulplt NJ East sumner during the
summer.
Rev. n. y. IIIbbari has closed hts
lsbors aud will scon move away
several from thl. place ATTENDED, the
district Lodge session At Bucknclh gu
"wednesday. n was an interesting ann
h,rnoniou. meeting anil well att"ni"i'
Z. :. IIoig,lon. e,llior ~ the Ti'"u,,.-
ton Herald. I. visiting HI. father al 'h''
place.
Hut few from this vicinity attended
tho political convention. last week.
Repairing roads l. the leading bu'lnc''
Just nnw, -
The mlll. ~, nearly through cutting
out lumber. st"FIH'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
aoxBuRv.

The gold excitement IL Increasing.
Mr.. whitney found = lump on East
Branch worth about go, probably the
largest piece ever found In the State.
Several boulders have been found With
strcaks Of gold on them rasped on a. the
stones were passing over the vein OF
gold. q
Henry Richards, ESQ.,, and NorcrcN
have prospected the main river above
Uoughton's for q long distance and
found gold all the way showing that the
gold does not all come from East branch.
Mrs.. 4. N. Locke has gone to Iewis-
ton for week.
Mr. willoughby IL taking the census
In this town.
Charles Fox Of IIaverhlll u Waiting
The scenes Of hls boyhood In thh town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
BRowsFiElD

"wednesday evening heavy thuniet
.tnr,n accompanied by heavy Winds.
Mr.. Prank Libby, Mr.. Martin i.iile
ant .on have gone % frcePori' Maine''o
.l.sni the summer.
Nj. I.innic Frink has gone 10 Norway
Tor a few dsys. u
NJ. \. 4. Morris. formerly of TIL. WI
l,gr. nov - Brhigton, l. herr Nis''ing
nj. old friends.
4 Young man % thu. town WI" nn.
l..n marrie,i IL years has In IN. TIME
moved Is times. who can beat tiai
Mr.. Abigail Paine, ssrd about 81
years. died very suddenly.
m. Tni,er-ali.t socicty re-orsanlf''
,h.lr sabbath ~chcol. June sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
sMInIA

Work on the highway seems io h" the
orlcr ~ the dsy for thl. week In some
dI.trIr,s AMI ~ our town has rad ma
chine W. cNIs-i guoi road. after this.
several ~ our people attended church
II rryeharg iItr,.or Ia, sabbath, chill
dr-n'. p.v b~ing ohssry~-i their.
NJ. y. q. Brsck-,t. 80 the Lancaster
Industrial srhool. Waited AZ 4. u. Ham
lin's the past w-~k.
". T.. Ferry zoe. down the saco with
the poplsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
OxEORD

Th~ fag TOT The school house Nas
rsI.s.l saturday afternoon. W. u Tar
rI. made the ptv-entation sP~-ch, f"l-
lowed hy captain Hickman ani others.
The baud Furnished music.
A r,uru. "a elcyt delegates for the
>i.t.. pi.trirt and County conventions
-. hill AZ the town house saturday.
Levi. Edwards. John Robinson and
G.orgv rarrott acre chosen Delegates.
Mr.. anl Mr.. Fisher have rrturncd
from Massachusetts,. -
Rev. Mr.. Searle. IA. gone % Edclyion'
New York. a. N.lt HI. family.
4 .tr.wherry festival Tor the heneui
~ the Methodist society Sas held We'll
ns.daN evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
NORWAY LAKE

Ni... EVELYN Bartlett I. boarding al
\lfr,,i Shattucks' again thl. summer
Charlc. Cummings I. .ick Al Benp-
min fuckers.
sidney 4. stevens NAs al Hebron on
N,n.lay making a survey for the drain
az. 81 the academy grounds.
In the gale on Monday the wave. on
a., p.np@.s~-Na.ec Lake were the high
81 Known for YEAR. Ia the gale
pi.r, ~ land. estimated ons-third 81 an
~. hrogs loo.e from the main land
towar,i the head % the lake and came
.,iIins to~n more majestic than any
hoat cnuld have done. u lahhed n'''
a.. - hauss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

william Robin. anil wife ~ BIrming.
ham. Conn, arr visiting rrlstiSc. sui
friend. herr ani IN Norway.
George \. Foster ~ Bedford, Mass,
I. stopping few weeks With LYMAN
johnson. NJ. Foster !. iu poor health
and Il In hops that a little rr.i aud the
pur- air among the Nlhany hill. may
h.nsfit him.
The sini ~ Nouisv was almost fear.
ful q. hsd occasion o. know. The sani
~as no, onlv bllndlng Ia the eve. bat
cutting ~ the cheeks. II vas really
"checky." Trr~s aud fences suffered.
Had pleasant INTERVIEW With q. w.
n. was glad a. hnd him Ia b"iief
health. lIe vet stick. to the garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
STOW

Capt. John Thr.,rap, John Manning
aud Harry Palmer from nOrhim, Maine
have been stopping few day. At %. u.
Barrow.'. Will. here went Ia Mountain
Pond aud East branch fishing two day..
VIII Ih.h anil ~. u. Harrow. and .on
went With them one day and caught ~
trout, ia. largest . inche. In length.
Capt. Job \. harrington died June ",
aged ~ years, month. and y days.
People are done planting and arr
Mnrklng ON The rad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
VAsr aeowsgislD.

Rev. Mr.. D,,i. commenced hi. Labor.
herr and At Denmark last sabbath.
The scholar. arr all AZ home for the
long vacation.
Mr.. J. peN~r,uN, daughter ~ Mrs..
Dearborn. from Illinois, Z. visiting her.
Mr.. ani Mr.. T.. ". Gle. arr NJ tu-
gu.ia. Mr.. Gilc. !. \ delegsi. Ia the
State convention. aud candidate for
senator from thl. distrlc, With a good
prospect ~ nomination.
Mr.. l.. n. Hubbard ~ Hiram !. .pcnd'
Ing some week. At her uncle's, 4. u. fe.-
ssnden'..
The facc ~ nature never presented =
NOR, attractive appearance than just
now. III. frequent rain. With the rapid
growth 81 foliage make "all nature
glorious"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
RRXAN1,s POND

Charles Harrington ~ this place has
gone Into the livery business 1t Bethel.
y. l.. Merrill lately Ia the employ 20
4. VI. chase a Co. has obtained a situa-
tlon Ia a printing onlcc In s,onehsm,
Massachusetts,.
4 crew ~ elgh, men have been cm-
ployc'i on the Grand Trunk quarry here,
William Day, foreman.
Dana Child. ~ Glencoe, Minnesota, I.
In toNn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
snurA nIRAN

The relatives aud friends ~ Nr. snd
Mr.. james D. Five ~ south Hiram, met
a th.if rcstlsncr on the afternoon aud
evening 20 June Sth. Ia c~lshrai" the
thlry-.iNth annly-rsary ot their mar
mage. Nhoui NINETY people ZANE bring
Ing presents. Mr.. ani Mrs. Five fur
nI.hs,I an excellent and ahuniant supper
foe al. hfier supper the Young people
hal dance. NJ secm~i a. snioy them
srl,r. aud every one "a. we'll pleased.
r. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
IASI PERU.

school commenced la Di.trici No. ! on
the -. under the instruction II Mrs.. VI.
Hall.
Ml.. Maydell ilrmmlngw !. teaching
the .chool at the foot ~ worthlcy Pond.
aud Ni.. Alicc iri.h !. teaching the
school ~ M. head.
niomss oldham has gon. Ia Mexico
pccling poplar anil h. Ia. hlr-'' James
anil Walter Iri.h a. work for him.
The sslccimen arr IN session making
the money tax.
Mr.. Eliza Cannon !. moving la with
!. y. Consn,.
We h,ds iro., on the morning 81 the
iO,h.
Graz. 4. quite thin aud the pro.Poc, u.
q light crop.
Corn {. comlng up quite we'll 10 IL ha.
been cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Nr."f.f.HHInE si-uut The Vert
...t.. .ffI.. .H.Irmruf -elsou, y g'--l
....... -.ftsr,i ,a.h evening 90 bear
b.. NJ. Ur,Ilu. lectures. ~. .ul'-
-. II...I.t evening eas The t'"i
NV ...I. sui lrtaS evening Tbs
.r.r N. U,H,,r o.. and th'v svfv
t.....I . NJ ilaNisu's Wrll-knoNn
49,. .......r Ih. uthFr tso lccturvs ~
H.. ....-.. aTI Pa. given rhursday and
t...... ........ 20 ufNt ucrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
GRAFTON.

Last sunday Was cold AMI windy
day In Grafton. Monday was some
warmer during the day bat cold At night
80 there vas light frost Tuesday MORN
Ing.
and l. badly winter killed.
Munroe OTIS cut his ankle very badly
and Il laid mp.
J. n. Farrar IL doing the work ON his
farm and has Fred kilgore TO help him.
They do their own housekeeping, and
for pets they have four young wood
chucks who viii eat milk like two kit
tens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
SolIrH BgvaEl

Circle met With Mr.. u. j. Virgin last
"Wednesday afternoon aud evening
Edwin smith aud crrs are camping ou
the Ripley meadow and pccllng poplar
for u. J. Virgin. IL estimate. that he
Ia. 80 cord. Ia peel.
Quiie a delegation from thi. place at
tended the lecture. ~ the Maine state
Grange Master aud Lecturer last Thurs
day.
4 Fourth Of July picnic IL being agi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
sTONGhAM.

A. Nelson Abbott and wife we're re-
,urnlns from meeting last sunday, their
bor.. got frightened and they. were
,hrowa from the carriage. Mr.. Abbott
reviewed a .eyere spraln 81 the ankle.
Al. Moody has begun to put up MS
stable. -.
A. &. smith has Got over his bruises
and gone 10 WORK again. 49,.
u. 20. Bro~n has lefi his job In Albany
an account Of posDr health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

u.-..f ~ Ec,orl who live on The
,'..... Merrill farm. was la Thu village
r.. l..|.t Win DC valuable ycArling
.... N.....r. Ism p, llov~'s RismNrck.
1000 ... kr.N. This vuungsirr hss
-. ....l ~ hi. high hrvs,iiug IL
.-...r r.I,HIutl merit anil - under
.r.I-.rI.rHtrrt bong prtcv has hc~u Of
40 ...I -.fl.ri tHr him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
is YOUR EYESIenT TROUBLING Youp

Opan In oxford County Norway Maine
Having this Of buine.. study Tor the past lew
@ Instruments adapted especially to il. business, an more t,n aos 20
kns
. SPECIAL EXAMINATION All prrcuL cAs.s III. ons. w cn
u"
This work make speciality.
oct
D. d. D.
would
he smes dd notk balnes.s
and ~ Paris West
lowell, Wecyle, Waterford Hl.on
other
the selling gae., b I'M
ony,D 10 practical ability In Oxford County
Opclan la r<'rl
~ Optsn the County
who base -tu'l a VI
"ie Opticians" Who having bought IN
"Opisns itopk
al i'
ollow Don't he decelycl'-Dont D. hnmbugg~ii
called opticians" .,i could not b. intel
perfectly a,pt. the
delay your sight &. troubling hat visit at
Vivian Kills, 1xport Ootici~n.
All kinds Of Repair
Ing Watches. Jevcry, etc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

n.. .s.,t q th. ".Vsu ~ weather -
a.. t.,r Co., hl"ssumlng ~ an apple trr'
- n 3d. eo,-ip pile - klhritgc fort"s.
f,.. .a.r ss. cut early la the winter,
49,. .nf.ry's harv 20 hranchcs and
- l.f fru.he'i out -r'cral banc'e.
t..rI... blossoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
up1Oh-

A. N. Coolidge is raising his harm and
putting In new siils.
The awful wave has struck. IL brought
that pest, the mosquito, and the black
ay and mlnge. They have come In full
force, and, II seems, TO stay for the sea-
n. p. West Il ut the Maine General
Hospital. We hope he will return In
bsttsr health than he went away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

IN. g,rti.t SUNDAY school observed
.,..ii-,r.. SUNDAY hy pleasant conc.rt
-. evening. Nth singing, rccitations
t,fhs .hIhlryn, 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

,v.,sr-.oskci. Discouraged snd dis-
u. community h,il~,i the sight ~
,t. ..r ~lu.isy forvuoon With hilarious
$3.50 aIlos long ~iu Il hsiF l. the
-... question noV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

a. ,-.r.. >huril-f and Mr.. aud Mr..
IA ~rurtIef 20 Portland, AMI Niss
'..f-tr af Eogkhn,l. Mas, arr stop
80, fths Hubbard liDusc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
-LAr-rArI 80 nIAn

U#l "a liII tsm",raiic candidate
f,rD.t..rr 10 Maine, died a. his home
It...H ~..IIt fnrvuuuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

uH ,..r hss u,m-,l his farm SAMMY
>...T.m o. ht. d.ly from hi in-
fr... ..I..foltH mare Nj. Her name
j. E....I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

rrf. t.r.s I,us Who j. living Sth
r...-t U...s.. D.. .i,k 9Th csnkcr rash.
49,. ...f.rIsl ht pr. Euunis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

a., ,ni Mr.. Chsrle. I'erkin. started
ra...ity ou e trip ." 'h" west They
~. eu1s several weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Nv. l.. rrrham and daughter are
.,I,l.nA- leThlm-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
RuNroap crNIRt.

". e.. farnum came home from IllcNd
FRIDAY With quite hail hini bitten 10y
= mad horse
Quite numt.er from ihls town VII
atteni The county convention AZ Paris.
" " kimhsll 20 Chicago l. expected
o. t,sss . few we-ks Va Humfoui this
.ummsr. visiting hi. brother '. u. Kim
hall
!. ~. Martin aud bruthsr have over
on. hundred small turkeys.
FREDDY Putnam At East llumiorl u
quite STICK.
q. ~. Nbhoti anil Wife have ius, -
turn-i from pleasant Walt Ia hl.
brother. Dr. carroll Nhboit ~ Nhlon,
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Jcrr ~. Martin ~ Eumford u can
didair for representative Ia the i~gisla-
tur~ from "ur representative district.
Nj. Martin u very popular Young man
a .iaunch Republican ani one II our
mos, entcrprising farmer. and " noml-
nstsi ani elected will ili the oi'lcc With
..f,.lli anl ability. q.