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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
sou1n auckflrIp.

III. caterpillar. ar. unusually numer-
ou. TIL. year aud like Banauo'. ghost
they will not doNn.
Grass I. winter killc,l quite badly.
Mainly a. prevent innocuou. d"sue-
tudr We have INDUCED In rii" nearly
every day fot the past two months aud
| the road. especially Ia luckhrli arr in
an unusually bad condition for ~" tlmr
81 year. rough aud rvcky. cur rad.
nov need repairing all AZ once. sooner
or later q change In the methods ~ ~
paiflng roads la thi. town will b. im-
peratl,e. On~ roai machine for the ~
pair ~ our rad. l. altogether Inadequate.
some farmer. .iy they have not plnw-
~ furroS vet. 10 such life .c~ms to
po..es. few Chtrm..
Last wear W. told the Democrat ~ q
dream that pcI~W lei the Republican
ho.t. In ~ anl Doy. iIlll the Demo
cratic. There l. no doubt th,t these
men arr the strongest Representatives ~
th-lr respective p,rtie. Va New York.
Gov. mn !. the most able politician
hl. party Ia. hal since the days Ut III
deu.
The writer la. bought the Harry Tut
tie in,srNalc.
60 and -. Grrcn pcrry's stallion n
Es.t Hebron h~forc u.lng any "th"r.
Frank l,o,~rt.' mare has a gooi coli
after Major boone.
ABEL Ifi.h has had q good offer for hi'
two MAJOR I,onc cults.
Nlbcrt Merrill hni.hel planting IA"
!ith.
Arthur LoNell work. With the roih
machine.
The trotiing track on Jord Fuller
n.t Ia. b-sn repaired. l.ook uui Tor
.om. fast timr during the .rason.
Y. T.. D-co.t~r has q good ycarling
colt after Baby Dean.
Every man In Buckhcld and SOME w
Hebron arr trying 10 ct Baby Dean
stallion.
slOO I. the pric" a.k~i for the foal 81
the IlrandyNine mare which Ne traded
to County Treasurer Atwood.
While south Buckficld -Nrrci.ci ~
c-lIent Judgment Ia using Major Boon".
perhaps d. will have a. live by nrighh"r
Jason another year rrr Ia Will b. entitled
to diploma a. a full.hedgri hor'"
Jockey.
Elisha Pratt soli hl. grlding .on II
Dr. Franklin dam bv Maine Dur"c {"
pumpilly thl. .pring for spnp. The
professor tell. "a. that speed !. the only
Recommendation nc-,l~d 90 sell a hors".
Mr.. Pratt seem. Ia demonstrate ca
pacliy to get living by dealing la
horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
EAST BROWNrIelD.

THAT boat" on saturday, the sith,
was christeucd Ala blanca, launched,
and made II. trial trip with . small par
" 81 select friends of the owner. IL
was a success and the circumnayigitlon
NAV Yet beat George Francis Train.
The Tboms team boarding az w. u.
stickney'. met with quite q serious ac-
cident on Wednesday while descending q
steep hill at the upper part Of the town.
The four-horse team loaded heavily with
boards became restless, the brake broke,
the driver was thrown on Ia the pole
aud Just as they reached the bridge one
~ the leaders went over aud was killed, ;
the other badly bruised aud lamed.
The load stopped within six inches oi
the bridge, which, II IL had reached u,
must have gone over. driver and all.
The driver, sidney Remission, was badly
shaken but not otherwise injured.
Mrs. V. II. siickney fell and broke her
wrist on Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
BuckFiElp.


Rev. n. v. Lawrence preached the Ne
moral sermon heforc fcs.enden Po.t,
q. 4. Il, the lat SUNDAY In MAY.
Rev. Mr.. Munger ~ old On.hsrl on.
ciaiet AZ the Methodist ehurVh sunday,
NAY a5th. preaching an excellent d.
cour-" on ,hrist's testimony 90 the old
Testament Scriptures.
Nlss Alice Morrill, left home for a
forvlgn trip 10 Calcutta Monday, the
18th, Ia b. absent about q YEAR. Miss
Morrill, gcos la company With some
BrunsNick friends.
L. :. BRIGHAM ani wife 81 Portland
~erc In town last wcck.
Capt. III. y. BOLSTER of south Paris
was In toNn Thursday.
Friday, ash ~ MAY, Decoration Day.
Mas all that could b. desired In point ~
weather.. and l. coming to - recognized
In the calendar IL expected holidays by
old and Young. Early In the day the
several coa.mltie,.s ~ frsssnden Iost
ieund their way 10 the resting place. ~
their decessei comrades Who are multi.
plying each wear. twenty mine of whom
arr nov sleeping In the principal GENE
terry near the village. making conse-
queut depletion 81 the ranks ~ the liy-
ing hy ~ much.
~ ~ o'clc,k the Gag presented Ia the
high sshool by Mr.. Arthur q. Atwood
ot Auhurn wss unfurled amid the cheers
% the assembled multitude and the
.ongs "a happy school children.
In the afternoon the Methodist churrh
Sas we'll Oiled. AFTER the ritual eNcrvls-
- ~ the q. \. Il aud the rendering ~
several pieccs by the Buckhcli Orchestra
an a,idrvs. WAS delivered by Comrade II.
n irish. Esq. CA The formation ~ the
go,rrmment, having the merits II bcing
trirf, pointed aud Instructive. after
which the audisnc- listened Ia an excel
lent pusm written sud delivered hy Mrs..
Merritt Parsons, entitled \ Memorial
Iuhute. Mr.. rarson. l. sister Of
ilon. ~. Z. Moorr, member 20 the prvseni
'ougrvss from New Hampshire, and u
l. beat iusiicv a. Mr.. Parsons to sav that
her own or M. reputation ~ the family
did not suffer Ia this her latest poeticsl
Effort. >hor addrc..e. followed by
EsN. Me.srs. lAwrcncc aud Munger,
closlng another Memorial trihute a.
their hpuorvi dead hy the surviving
comradc. and the friends ~ the Grand
ARMY 20 The Hrpuhlic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
RuNEORn

Memorial celebration st Rumfori
Point wss q great succ"s. under the
able management ~ Commander y. u.
Bovkcr and others. II was csilmlici
ihrr- were SEVEN hundred pr-scni. The
ladle. dli themselves great credit a. any
one will testify Who p,rtook 81 their
dinner. The I'LL. River Hand dlscour."l
music during the eNrrclses. Finally the
eNcrclses closs,i with an address hy ID"
Rev. q. \. HAYDEN ~ Nuhurn, which u
q sufficient guarantee that full ju.ticc
VS. done the occasion.
The ,,ov. ~ the Corner have got =
foot hall and people going over thl.
route toward night will do we'll a. 20
around nv I.oCkc's MIL. unless they arr
willing Ia tax. the chances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
SQUIRE RoXRuRy.

NJ vrt weather i keeping the farm
~. irum doiug much pauting YET.
D I.lmmer's dam across The outlet
~ Vile Pond l. doing some mischief
pr has caused the water o. foN across
'i' rual In such a way AZ % make u al
ll''t .mpas.ahls. the water being up to
10 ho.iy 20 the wagon. aud AZ there arr
quite number - fsmilics that have To
navel hat Nay 90 have communication
Nth The outside world the damage u
quite serious.
lieu hawks arr running a very lively
tfiir Tn the chicken line. They seem ~
la'r a fondness for that Kind ~ business
mat i ANYTHING bat agreeable To the
Young chicks. They are good cons'l'n.
~ bat the troahls l. they never call
afounl % settle their bills.
=, Nchool i progressing finely In district
10. :, under the Instruction % Miss An
"a York a Wilton.
lhere = a quartxy deposit on the tarm
" ". :. Hgssey In Roxbary. This fArm
,"ntains tao hundred acres. Why not
a's ior gold and keep up With the times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
PORTER.

Another heavy rain storm this week.
Grass L. looking well and go IL grain.
Corn and potatoes are coming up al
though Il IL cold.
The following delegates have been
chosen 10 the several conventions from
this town: State, VI. \. Moulton, u. A..
Norton, I. l.. Frnch; District, !. NJ.
stanley, William Chapman, George y.
Stacy County, NJ. y. Moulton, Dr. 4. u.
Chellis and jordan Stacy.
In 1876 Elmer 4. French set out some
maple trees ON hIs fathers place. They
were about three inches In circumfer-
ence now one Of them IL three feet, four
inches In circumference. lie came home
one day With q small willow cane and
set h In the ground, now that cane IL
two feet and ak inches In circumference.
That II the growth In IL years. Remem-
Der pext AFbor Day and " u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
SWEDEN.

still lot. IL rain. some cf our Is'n,-
ers think haying will come teiore p'sn,-
ING. Gras. looks hne. The of.harus
are clothed In beauty and the air V ira
grant With their perfume. our country
indeed very lovely al this time oil
A. Mr.. and Mr.. Hayward whliehouse
uer. ri,lIns In Lowell. ou saturday, their
hor.. broke through had watercour.e,
snd they 10th were thrown from the
s,rrisgr. bat received no very serious
inlarle.. n seemed q narrow escape
fr,,m a bad accident, the horse being
,hro~n do~n aud both shafts broken.
oa, surveyors will need 10 mend Their
high and by ways - a. to guard against
.ach casualties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
Rilurnan crArnI

M. Whitman rusi 10 Hryant's Pond
sui thr Joseph r.. colby rost ~ this
plae, united la observing Memorial Ia,
ID gumfori Point. Ne doub; N any
town in thr state Kept the dan any t,.t-
ter or mad. morr ample arrangements
o. accommodate al. u .s~ms a. m.
that Gs,d smilrs uI-ou thi. Tor ~ ~
memhsr that beautiful day. have greet
"A ths h-tys in blue upau nearly every
uC,asiun "a Tie Kind. >ome .lN hundred
people partu.k "a an excellent dinner.
such 81. Eumtuui people knuS fall veil
bow to provide. MANY people w~rv hcrv
frurn Wr,aut's t'snd. ioyks's MILF, and
the surr,suu.iiug tosns. Al thr Nisltufs
eere murh pleased With the warm r~C,p-
tInn that ~ tsudsrri them Rev. 4. \.
iiaVdsn'4 ailrv.s, delivered Ia the Tut
,rr.ali.t ',buryh. was one - tie bet
ever delivered ln thi. town. True Amer
lean rairiu'i .m. purr honor AMI love fur
tlIr starr aul strip. Nsrv theme. Which
D. hanil,,i in a mlsisflv manner. The
Elis River Hand addict much Ia the ~
Ctslun.
Tho ~ahllth sshuol will Cslchrais chill
irvns day ihr thiri sunday Ia Jane.
The quarterly cuuirrvucr all D. bold
"a here urNt saturday and sandy.
Rev D.. 4. Ndams Nill 4. hsrr.
Mr.. \ 4. Hsaitis has returned home
."mre hat Improved LEA health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
uFTHEI

Decoration Day at bethel Was observ-
en- with morr than usual Interest. DE
tachment. FROM Brown Post, q. \. H.,
decorated the graves of dead comrade.
In the forenoon and dinner OF bakei
beans, brown brad and pastry was seI,'
ed at beans Corner nc noon, provided by
the citizens, Ia which large crowd VA.
Ia attendance. IIeans baked In the
ground rrminded the old soldiers Of
army life. Excellent music by Locke's
Mills band enlivrned the occasion.
After the dinner speeches were made by
Rey. Mr.. Iirsdbury, DIR. J. 4. Morton,
aud Rev. Mr.. barton. Your Mason cor
respondent, George ~. brown, was pre-
ent, but felt unable "a take the part a.
signed him much Ia the regret ~ hls
many friends. The ladies Relief were
out In full numbers. and the day was
most delightful. In the evening the
Congregational church was filled Ia
Overlooking io li.ten % an address by
Comrade Mayor Melclcr ~ Portland.
~. subject was Abraham Lincoln In
which all the audience was Interested.
4. VI. IIean, comm,nier ~ Brown Post,
presided ani presented the orator of
the evening Who VA. a comrade In arms.
III. choir. from the different societies
under the lead of D-i. D.. y. Grover, a.
.l.i.i by the IIcth.l Choral Club, Mrs.
J. a.. Gehfing leader, rendered some
patriotic music aud added greatly io the
Interest ~ the occasion.
The merchant. ~ Bethel, commencing
June Sth, will close their store. Thur
day evening. az : O'clock, y. N.
a.. 4. Burhank'. COW dropped pair
~ male cal,c. few weeks since making
four calvc. she Ia. dropped Ia u
months.
The farmer. arr busy putting the .cs'l
Into the ground these pleasant days.
Saturday morning their wasa white
frost covered the ground.
ley. u. ". Hardy I. away on 'acs-
ton.
I,ry. Mr.. Tra.k ps..e,l through Bethel
saturday morning on hi. rrturn frum
Gorham, y. H., wherr ~. gave the Me
mortal Dav address. lie WAS accom-
Ianls~l by hi. daughter, Ml.. LILLIAN.
". =. Chandler. IL tie geology clss.
at Gould Academy, found glacial
scratches" on Chinilcr ilill MAY 18th.
They sr- parallel lines scratched on the |
solid ledge running nearly north and
south. They vary In With from Que
inch down. prof. Hall ~ the academy |
pronounce. them very COOL example |
~ what va. done At other place. In the
New England states.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
GRAFTON

Although q &. the 18th of Nav, ON
many ~ the farm. In Grafton AMI I p'"n
th-rr hss BEEN bat little soNcd OF plant
81. N,t very wct AMI cold Tor the time
81 wear aud u It'll rains.
John VI. rhilhrook passed through
t.Wn wiih cattle o. h. pasiurei Ia =
tnNuship.
EF. ~,earu. VA Ia town to-day.
\. ". Henderson Nas Ia town anu
bought tWo coNs to-,isy. a.,
CT. Parker, John Russell ani WI,
liam Oti. have gone a. Nors ou the r"a'i
up Mount Washington.
fru spot. 20 snow It'll linger on th'
u,rth lie Of Mount Blaine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
STOW.

We are glad to see Mrs. Eldcn Elmer
.on cut "a meeting again.
People In TIL. vicinity are mostly done
planting.
Grass :. doing nicely. hut has winter
killed In some places.
Mrs.. sam Warrington !. visiting friend.
Ia stow snd rrycburg.
Hcv. NJ. Dayl. aud y. v. Gup,ill went
hshing Moulay ani got - nice trout.
Mr.. Otis Easimin cot thrown from
hls carriage aud hurt quite badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
EASY aE1hEI.

Memorial exercise. at this place under
the directions Of Commander A. VI.
Bean we're well carried out. q. A. IL.
Poet and ladies Relief Corps formed .
PROCESSION, led by l.ocke's Mills band
and mar,hed 10 the church where they
listened to music, prayer, remarks by
Rev. Me.srs. Barton, bradbury and Dr.
Morton, all appropriate and very interest.
ing after which they marched to the
eemetery aud decorated the soldiers
graves and then rturned 10 rstions.
About two hundred partook of free
dinner served at the spring board.
A grand spring board promenade IL
announced for Tuesday evening, June
d. Muslc furnished by the Dixheld
Orvbesta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
AANnyla

Mr.. T.. D.. Merrill for many year. a
prominent aud leading ciiiSen ~ TIL.
place llei Tuesday forenoon, NAV 9Th,
agri ~ years. Mr.. Merrill had bern In
very pOor health for several YEAR. The
funeral .spic,. were held AZ the house
Thur.lay afternoon. Rev. ;. :. York Of
tclating.
u. ~. Kerry has built new ell Ia hl.
hou.e taking down the old one.
The Congregational iadie.' ,ifcle met
With Mr.. John u. Nrwton "Wednesday
night.
The Nnioycr Ag'l society have just Ia
.uei their sixth annual premium ll.t.
Their fair will h. held oc,ohcr ] and J.
IN. society propose Ia bay the ground.
on which their fair arv held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
HCSr PERU

Ih.r. I. Hp uge. "a grrst Importance
D. Co. Na.tIu'. engine aud boiler have
lrrI.' IH.I .a1n Ne .hall hear m" Nhis-
i..' fhr ..fDhr.Viu factory.
Nr.. p O. walker rvmains about The
sans.
Nj. o.. I Tucker &. hard AZ work wait
's .u hHr many customers. There IA.
.s.I quite a u.h since shs returned
i-'u Boston With her .toCk % millinery
hli hlr, goods.
lhf road commissioner has begun hl'
e.Is frl .ng to mvud the way.
~tHnl commenced la district No. .
Nv rfh. taught by Mis- Gerrish.
E"rl. Nsy 18th. Ca thu wife of klr"l
HHmrI.n. a NHurHfsr
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CANTON.

Mr.. George Van Dyke was In town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara lIayford and daughter ~
turned home from Massachusetts, Mon.
day.
Miss Angie Libby Of Scarborough l.
visiting at John foye's.
4 large quantity ~ salmon was put
into Whitney Pond Friday.
Hon. otis IIayfori. \. \. Hutchinson,
v. y. Holt, q. Y. Pomcroy and I'd Cool-
hge visited the Four Ponds last week
aud report a good time and plenty of
trout. We understand another party
goes this week.
Hon. A. \. klmhall 81 Norway,
Grand Master, I. u. u. T., Visited the
lodge at this place "wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
NORWAY LAKE.

School commcncci last Monday With
Rate lIohh. "a teacher.
Emerson kilgow Ia. been moving
Dr. IIafelion'. goods on o. hl. farm on
Hathaway mn the past week. The doe
tor Intend. to spend ia" summer there
ani 20 "a Colorado Ia the fall.
james smith I. having hl. boot AMI
shoe storr raised some thrr- fc", or NOR.
ani good stone undcrplnulng put In. and
the in.lic completely torn out aud ~
modelc,i. Mr. Daniel clark II Alhany
I. doing the Job.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
EAST PERU.

A. u. Griffith has had horse pitch
fork put In hi. barn by q man from
Bethel.
Frank klider aud Green lIodsdon are
going up To byron Ia prospect for gold
aud catch few trout.
Thomas farrar has bought the Jone.
stand of George Davis, and the old post
ofiic. Building AMI the land adjoining of
4. II. Griffith.
Albion Glib. of I.i,ermorc !. In town
making a visit to his old nelghbor..
VI. Hall aud J. y. Conant are around
with their planters planting corn for the
farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
BpYANr's POND.

Frank. son 81 An.rl Moody, died q,
North Woodstock, MAY 9Th, aged
about % years.
Frank 4. for.alth ha. returned Ia
Manchester.
q. u. Ryerson has received q back
pension ~ 500 aud will receive q regu-
lar pension ~ 81 per mouth.
:. a.. WYNN contemplate. running .
milk rari io the village this season.
!. y. l'ancton Ia. gone ou a Ni'it
home Ia THREE Rivers, Can,da.
T.. Bsrne. ani :. ~. wrihcrbcc
With their wives were At the Glen
Mountain House, Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03

I H.r.l. fuumrrntur. t~chn WofA
N ..I morning M oflgr ~ super.
t.... Wright vII D. husy pacv fof
... -.1f f.s ar,k.. ait ~. for srNrral
.... Iuf uus u,m % ths uufk, thrfv
... .HuufrifHr. lu thi. .utsrN i."r di--
... ..I rs.h rlumFrifur H. required o.
....r ..Ut rrTnrt % ths work done.
u.. m..us au sN,ucv ~ - Carls q
LID. r..f.,.I 40 thr .gf-rNisHr's oihcr [,
... .... rsrf 90 10 b. only Incidental O"
.| H... RHFA 20 thr Drusus.
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nOGRuRN

Mr.. y. 4. Locke snd hi. .on Alt'eri
are visiting AZ :. VI. Lockrs. Mr. y. 4,
I.ock. l. ia. inventor anil manufacture
81 steam appliances. III. .on !. much
Interested In horse breeding. IL Ia. a
fast tro,ting mare soon Ia foal Ia Nam
brine wilkes, aud Ia" i booked Ia the
great Nelson. just nov they arr looking
after the finnv trib-.
Weather cold aud very discouraglng
to corn planters.
:. VI. Locke Ia. .old HI. breeding
mare.
John Red Ia. a very finc young hor.e
for ale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
GIIEAD

We are having . very cold and back
ward spring. and the farmer. arr way
hrhlnd In their spring'. work.
en-. u hadly winter Killed In most
localities. but fruit trccs arr hlossomlng
Y,rv full
The crows are on dcck In mll crew,
aud the potato hug will soon follow.
T.. y. kimhall 4 Go. have improved
the Looks oi their store very much by
the addition ~ double plsrSs.
william Chapman l. having two lilo.
built In nj. barn, ~ ar tons capacity.
!. T. Mci.ucas has bough, oui Everett
Dresser Ia ~. blacksmith business.
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Ana1,..w1s1 aErAEI

Georg. VIII Kendall came back from
FLORIDA last week. lie has been gone
nearly two years.
Nj. Esther wight has gone back To
Gorhsm, y. n.
Irving Bean from Oxford spent Me-
mortal sunday st this place.
y. :. stearns' Morgan Morrill, mare
called .Old Norah" has q very fine ally.
sired by e.. 4. Beans Pilot stallion.
Mrs.. Jane Tyler L. quito III.
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noprs PARIS.

Ira Bartlett has bccn quite .ick the
pat w..k-much worsc than usual.
o.. u. Richsri."n u not near a. well
TIL. spring a. ~ Was la the wint"r sni
I. not able Ca lo any work.
The ground !. ~ wrt from recent
heavy riin- that planting IN. come Ia .
stop with most farmer. and very little
has bssn done herr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
LOWELL.

Mrs. sllAs Head died very suddenly
THURSDAY. the 18th, aged 90 years.
MI. Charles, Who !. la the jewelers.
business az Reading, Mass, iso on a short
Walt Ia hl. parents la thi. town.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the fence and grounds Of the cemetery
al No. ..
81. klmhall has gone Ia Norway Ia
work In the shoe shop.
Henry T.. harrington u canyassing for
fruit tree. In thl. aud nelghboring towns.
J.F. sis1rns has been home from Mil
ton. y. H.. for a few DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
BRONNFIELD

A. N.r.- auI tup-buggy was stolen
Wednesday night from Mus-iy Nc
I.... o.. eB. trsH,l as far AZ lfle-
...- .... ...f TRACK 20.
...u. happened O. one ~ thr
.-... .....- I. fa =. n. . n fh"ms.
H.. .f fH. f.tm- heavily loair,i ~hilr
coming ..Ru .frrp hin nrar The eni
'-.. lHrcH NiI bridge across ship
'... .ttr. fle brake truke thrusing The
driver frasrl hstSv.n th- horsrs,
..- UH,ruI 20 his team. lhr
..-.. started Upon ths ran, a. iheN
..-..s fI. hr.Ig, tNo ~ The horsc. seut
.I. nm. g.. kiiliug oue aud iuiuring
.. ....r Driver unluiurv,i
I...r.f.n uaV viii D. observed.
jos M ~uHa. chaplain 20 Thompson
l..'. ~. ST.. a.. \ A.. Sill deliver an
..r...aai posm az The congregational
E.rE
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
Yes ul.SGs Or r-C WEEK - A.
SECTIONS o. rr-t COUNTY


..HI I- 1rt vvt-
..f sr.,uiA vriihcr tor the
-.mI.,r and r. su.si excuse Tor
.I.Il4ud eiih an Kind. ~
H..s
H f.. hs,u "a hrld trial ~ swiNel
... '... q .str. tho different kind.
H... .'. u k. lsnker aud >Nrtcu.F,
... ... question d. nu nearer -Fttl''i
... ..re fhr trial Zach have their
.... I..l champions. Dor myself
.... .Iaf Co., 20. h. every time AMI 'u-
home industry, u l. guod
81 f.r mF.
I.... ta. ..mf sN,iirmsnt and very
..... .tI ..t.sut hrrr Mouiay. y
t. E. el. taking his horsr. from
.... -..... .H fhrt Murphy harm. %.
'.. -.l. att AMI thr cellar 49, nIl'7i
H. H.r.r.. wagons, hags ~ grain
.... tHI plank NothiHg Nas Killed
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gAsr WATERFORD.

". n. Warren l. moving from Norway
o. his farm this week. samuel scribner
Who has occupied the place the past two
year. goes hack to NORWAY.
John W. Keen Ia. gone to Dccring ia
work for Dr. Harris.
Miss Nate Abbott attended graduation
at Norway lss, week.
The road machine has started on its
rounds with Marshall Killing. 10 handle
the brake. aud Nell llamlin II Sweden
a. teamstsr.
Phiio Goodwin l. rad commissioner.
=. n. Nurnham and wife ~ Norway
were AZ r.. Abbo,t's sunday,
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HIRAM.

Mr. Oscar kimbali, late 81 East Hiram,
|. very III Of paraly.l. at Portland.
Mr.. Reuben =. Moulton aud wife vent
10 buxton last week 10 the funeral Of his
cousin. John Moulton.
Allen VI. Pierce and Allie Moulion are
visiting at Buxton.
Mrs. Isaac =. scwell 1. quite III With
canker In the mouth.
James Clemens aud Ell {. Gould arr
working at Jackson, y. u.
Calvin y. Clemens IL busy making a,
handles.
Col. J. y. Twitchell recently received
a pleasant letter from his old school
mate, Chief Justice Fuller, Of the uniied
States Supreme Court.
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BYRON

stephen Taylor, dentist, has novel
from Harrison Ia Byron.
u. l.. Hall has sold hi farm Ia Mar
shall whitney ~ Upton for Sign. Mr.
whitney !. finding gccd mining on last
Ilranch, crossing his farm.
\ Mr. Reed I. Ia town With q patent
device for separating gold from tile
..ud
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OXFORD.

Mrs.. Mary y. Keith died at her home
at the re.ldenc. ~ DIR. \. l.. lIer-ey on
Tuesday, May 2'th, IL heart failure.
She VA. one ~ the oldest residents. She
VA. respected aud beloved by all aud her
many friends Ia whom she va. cndearc'i
by her act. ~ klndne.. will deeply
mourn her loss.
Mr.. &. l.. Stone of i'ari. visited friends
here last week.
The stone masous are putting Ia the
foundation for Ieander WariwelTs
home.
Fred Delano lost y valuable COW last
week. The cause Of her death Was milk
fever.
Mrs. Hamilton of Dexter Was at j. u.
Chapman's last week.
Mrs. George Robinson IL falling.
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