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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
EnHEhuRG.

Mr.. jacob kellcy oi rslnesNill-, %,
aud her daughter. Mr.. Morley ~ Mich
Igan, ar. Al Ms. N. q. O.gvod's.
Mr.. and Mr.. ~. n. Icnn.y Abby
Power from FLORIDA are visiting their
friend. IN thl. vicinity.
Rev. !. Z. Tea, formerly pastor At
Bridgton, beat nov connected With br'
Cullis At Grove Hall, Nas at the Frye
burg iloasc last week.
Me. Josle Mclaughlin ~ Noutclair,
y. J., fot several years assistant on the
Century Dictionary, Ia. hc"n spending q
week AZ a.. u. HafroN.'.
Mr.. a.. q. burlington vas In town on
AL. way "a aiieni The teachers lnsillut.
AZ Near Falls. which Vas attended 10y
several from this place.
Mr.. Wilson Evans. q. T., of fhlladel-
phla, whose name u assOcitici With the
hrldg, that Niihstooi the fiood At johns
town. Ia, has bc.n at hl' bro,her'., \.
n. Eyans'.
Rev. Mr.. Lyman - Fall River, Mass,
preached AZ the Congregational church
on SUNDAY.
Mr. ". n. TNrboN |. At home from
boston on account ~ sickness.
Mr.. aud Mf.. D.. g. harrington II Au'
gu.ta have ben al :. ". fiic's, bat have
gone Into camp n kcfar Pond.
Mr.. Swr.t.rf ~ North Yarmouth has
taken fr-d ringrcc's place la Marks
storv.
Wilbur johnson has been taking hi'
vacation. lie :. In Mllle,,. groccry
.tor,. Portland.
Mi, Lucia ToNlc Ia. returned from
Boston.
Nil. Nellie Eastman I. her sisters,
MR.. Henry Abbott..
The annual fair 10 the West Oxford
Agricultural society was the mo.i sue
crs.ful ever held In many respects.
There was great throng ~ people on
"wednesday. and the weather va. very
favorable for the thr-- days.
Mr.. Froi Powers aud family aud Mrs.
Charlotte Powers we're herr, aud many
old residents returned, during the fair.
Mr.. Joseph IlobsOn ~ Saco was NJ The
rryeburg House ou wednesday.
Mr. and Mr.. Cook, Ernest Jordan aud
Alice Curtis ~ CA.co, visited fryeburg
AZ the time ~ thu fair.
Mr.. solomon Head |. visiting his
daughter. Mr.. Ilou, Ia Waterford.
Mr.. G.org, Haley, teacher In District
No. I, aud two lsdlc. from stamford
Conn, also boarding at Miss ". ,.
Charles, assembled Mote Mountain la
Conway on "wednesday.
Mr. Il. +. Newman has been at home,
bat has gone back Ia bath.
Mis-. Auna barrow. aud Mis-. VI. D.
swan went Ia BOSTON on Friday.
Miss Sue Lane aud her sister, Mrs
snow, ar, visiting Mrs. Durgin.
Mrs. J. q. Gerry and sister have becu
NJ pr. IIarri.'s thl. week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
pIsFitlo CENTRE.

splendid weather for anything.
Farmers all busy picking apple. and
husking corn.
The old fashioned husklng like New
England rum seems to have become .
thing NJ the past.
Vaudeville Holman has completed hi.
Job bulldlng the new Rad In the east
part Of the town. aud II has been accept
s>i by the sclcctm.n. II u said to be- the
beat new rad ever built In this part of
the county. 600 was the price, which
wss fully sion le.s than any other bid.
Many thought " hard job, but Mr..
Holman says d. came out with q whole
hide aud reasonable SUN for hls ser,-
lccs.
The apple crop i larger than many
expected few weeks ago, bat consider
ably wormy, particularly Baldwins.
ilsryeys ar selling At - per barrel.
We hs,. at present three latter Day
Saint minister. with "a. holding nightly
melting. At this place aud Ia the Damn
ncighborhocd. Two convert. w,r. hap
tired last sunday AMI W. understand
there will b. three more next SUNDAY,
laying on ~ hand. In the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06


The first trust ~ the season 1hursda!
morning. Mo.t all farm crops we're -
far matured that bat little damage VA
done.
Yellow corn il perfect aud beans FL
right.
Streams arr drying up. aqneducts fall
Ing and very low water everywhere.
Potatoes are rotting some but nothing
az compared with last year.
South Buckheld IL incorrigible; moth.
Ing bat Mother Earth will take the con-
celt out Of him. lie must be- happy
man. no qualms 81 conscience Ia disturb
his waking dreams. Don't make any
more promise. ~ reformation, they M,
not safe to bank on.
The having ~ hounds |. heard upon
our hillside. aud hunters ARE on the
tramp; bat very Few brushes have been
exhibited "a yet.
q. y. brown went out Que day and In
a short time brought In i've partridge.
aud two birds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
IAsr WATERFORD

Iorsc, D.. Nllsn l. home fr"m Nc~
IIampshlrr. and has b~.n Engaged Ia
make cider LEA \ = llaskslis Mill
james thsdhourus Cuusln. AlNln
Dhadiaufur. dslts-i him rvCcntly. lIe
has tecn ahsent from taSu - ycafs.
lil. home l. Ina Loudou, Ing. where h.
has a family
Justin = Mclutirs AMI wife arr visit
iug r,lsii,,. la Massachusetts and Con
urttlrut
VIII Emery 20 oxford, l. spending =
fyW days AZ a.. y. Amcs'.
MI. ,arris I'iummcr IL again teaching
in District ~. 10.
Mr.. \. \ rsttsr.on l. having The
roof q h-r house CA the hill ralscd q
story and In "a built.
John ". kv~n. who Ia employed In
I,y,rins. has b-cu spcnding a fortnight
nth his family.
Married. september bah, by Rev. g
l.. skinner AZ the pai.ouagc, NJ. ,hatlc'
.ammDu 20 Lowell and Miss Ida NJ. Tat
trrsnu "a thls place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
BuCkgiClO.

Miss Eleanor FORBES. of East buck.
Held, lectur-d at Grand Army Hall Mon.
day evening, 18th ult.. to q goci audi.
enee on mental science and Christian
healing.
George n. lIer.ey. Of Greenfield.
Mass, WAS In town last week. Mr.. Her
sey u the sou % Henry n. IIersey, ESQ,
and u engaged In the manufacture IL
The Giant steam and Hot Water Heat
srs which are having quite an extensive
sale In western Massachusetts.
Mrs. Emily Loring Il spending a few
weeks with friends at Auburn and lew
lston.
Mrs. J. ". Tobln, Of Hotel Long, IA.
returned from wilton where she has
been spending the summer With her two
young children.
Mrs. Munsey, Mrs. HYDE, aud Mrs.
ribbctts ~ Llvcrmore Falls, aud Mrs.
VIM. W. Marsh 10 Omaha. Neb.. daugh-
ter. ani granddaughter ~ the late
Henry Atwooi, of liycrmorr. ylsltcsi
their Duckfeli friends, aud were the
guests of e. n. Atwood last Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
Homer y. Chase. ~ Auburn, was In
town last week.
Z. :. Brldgham. Esq., has opcncd a
Office law In chambers over II. II. Wal.
drOn's shoe stotc.
Oxford County forests arr putting on
their autumnal ,e-turc ~ gold aud green
aud scarlet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
RXROn

Yesterday clo.~d fishing AZ Pour
ponds. Twenty-Five have enioyed v 10"
lat w~-k. Anyone will confer a faNof
bv reporting Pour Pond fishermen Who
20 home cross q. they ~ill b. turned Out
hereafter.
sunday Mr.. Marshall whitney VAS
thrown from her carriage la John
UDughton's yard by her horse taking
fd.hi. and struck her head against a
tr,. cutting q serious cash la her head.
Although taken up for dead, .hc has 80
f,r recovered a. a. b. moved home aud
pa doubt under her faithful .on's nursing
will D. al right -oon. Dr. lNiieheii Oh
Andoyer s.wei up the wound.
Mo.t ByrOultes are AZ Ando,er lar
ana having = jolly good time. for gen
ain. Fun a. those acquainted WITH W"
u.-ople. Anioycr knocks state fair high
- than a Mite. and IA rightly dubb"d'
Words Fair" -,
y. \. Knapp has swapPed his horse
Tor A.. n. l'carv'. farm. Away. :
,u..i thing o. change q horse Tor Land:
n. a. Glines, John Howe and wii'
h.,, yi.ltssl their sister, Mrs. Johil
Iloughton. and Ne have talked and talk
81 LOT. Of things and played pedro.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06

What hnc weather Ne are having for
harvesting and FOR an long . time.
Farmers are harvesting their potatoes; a
good crop With bat very little rot.
y. 4. FLINT has tinlsh~i canning SWEET
corn At hi factory at Cornish. SWEET
coru was good In quantity and quality.
Mr.. David rnit's stand MAS burned
Nth the most ~ It, contents, hay,
farming tools, household furniture, SC,
lnsgr~l, cause defective chimney.
n l. quite slckly among the children.
John ". Rice's child !. very sick With
water collecting on the brain 50 u Il
ihoaght. Mr.. Frank Gilman. child ha.
h-cn very .lcs with cholera infsnium,
bat u better.
Mr.. Warren frrnch's sister and her
daughter arr Visiting her AZ thi. placc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
BETHEL.

An alarm 20 firc Wednesday morning
at seven o'clock In Bethel village, Will
the wind blowing gale, called most al
the citizens upon the street. IL proved
Ia De- the house of %. ID. Cough an
Iiridgc street that was on IRE. II
caught on the roof. and ran down be-
tween the ell and main house, from
sparks from burning chimney. within
three minute. from the frat alarm, the
hosc company had stream of water on
the burning building, aud .Silnguish"i
the nr. without serious damage Ia the
main house. Til. I. the first test of our
firr department since the introduction ~
water by the bethel Water Company
ani proved the system q complete sue
cess. Thousands of dollars worth 81
valuable property WAS saved by the
promptne.s ~ the Dire company, and the
efficiency IL the system. The hr. Was
near the highest point covered by the
system.
Dr. Gehring Ia. bought the Chandler
property at the head ~ Bruad street Ia
bethel. II contains about Que acrr of
land, two dwelling houses aud stable.
George \. Pisl.,cd IL erecting double
tenement house two stories high on
Chapman street.
cole i,rothcr. will heat their block
with steam.
whitney Brothers arr driven with
order. In their marble shop. They en-.
ploy i've men.
Wymsn IiDther. are shipping their
pack ~ sweet corn a. fast a. they can
label aud pack In box-.. Thomas a
Hastings from their mill In Nlhsny FUR
nlsh the boxes for Bethel, North Water
ford, Norway aud south Paris.
=. VI. Phllbrook ships each week veal
calS.. aud fai hog. Ia brighton aud
brings back store cal,c. aud ycsrllngs
Ia Bcthel.
The Bethel Ch,lr Company are running
evening. they are 80 driven by orders.
MIDDLE iNrLR,ALr.
Circle ~. entertained sept. ,ith by
Mr.. \, ileln.
Mrs.. q. Tlean from III. ilill has been
stopping With her daughter a, the old
homestead.
sadie Mason has lately b"cn q guest Of
II. v. Nnnss.
Minnie Capcn Ia. taken up business
W tNNNAANNf
y. Robert. aud wife are visiting r.ls-
tlyes In China, Maine.
Allc. ,apcn IL sick.
Mr.. y. \. Csp-n Ia keeping house Tor
her daughter, Mrs. y. Roberts, At the
illll.
y. u. Anns. I. repairing hi. house.
nelle '. NINA. h,. returned from Hoe.
ton and I, nov az the old home.
The house Ia Albany belonging Ia Ora
Annas !. rrutcd.
\ potato belonging o. the Early TOE.
varsity lately dug on th. Maple Grove
farm weighed two aud agusrtcr pounds.
\ .scond crop 20 rasp,errlc. ~as seen
the last of september.
Circle wlll D. entertained by Mrs. J..
4. Holt Thur.isy afternoon, oytobcr sth.
4 pumpkin supper served. All Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
nIgsN

On Friday. Tho .iih. the thermometer
indicated 20 drgr,... In the shade.
Mr.. Erasigs St0rcf suffered . sun
stroke aud I. It'll in very poOr health.
Mi. Lulu Rankin, IL East Hiram,
teacher la N. Wakefield District In
Riosnheli, ou Friday wastaksu sudden
In Siih dcliflou. symptoms and l. still
unconscious With cyrvbu,-splnal menln-
gifts.
Mr. Fred :. Jackson and wife aud Mlss
Nctile ". TSiichsll left Hiram Monday
for trip ~ some weeks a. boston,
" a.hlngtou. II. G., New Work city, a
trip up the Hudson river.
Mr. bean small, .on II Daniel q. aud
Augusta small. di,,l september spih, oi
quick consumption, aged - ycar..
Mr.. isasc :. l"ayiit has returned from
III. summer .oiourn ln New liamp.hirc.
REM. Ehilon l. .till la poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
hERRON.


T.. q. Henson has had some nice stones
act on al. lot Ia the cemetery.
Prof. !. y. Moody ~ Auburn, spent
saturday and Sunday With hls mother
Mr.. addison Maxim i very poorly.
Mrs. n. n. stcarns has been quite .lcI
for few days.
Mr.. Joseph IIibb. u quite sick. Dr
Caldwell 81 iuckfcld attends her.
Rev. =. u. Richardson spent two days
here this week looking after his apple.
Rev. y. T.. Reconl of Bethel was IN
town a short time Monday afternoon.
school Ia district No. :, commenced
Monday with Mis. Abbie i.eB. ilibb'
as teacher.
Mrs.. a. u. bartlett has gone TO Au
burn on yislt.
Mr.. Atwood Bumpus J. visiting
friends here.
The Ladies' Benevolent society me
with Mr.. Howe Tuesday afternoon.
The first sign Of frost VA. formed OF
a few clover leaves TIL. morning, Oct
i.t. Tender plants fresh a. In summer
The baptist society Will hold theil
Harvest Home Wednesday afternoon M,
evening, Oct. 10. Articles for sale, an'
supper In the evening, az usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06

Mr.. l.. y. Bpgg l. very ill.
l.eN. :. :. York preached a very eN'
csllsnt sermon Sunday morning show
iug that our character IL known by ths
lie Se live.
Jane. Gibbs little boy u recovering
from al. severn illness.
Silas rcAsl-- was At home over sun
iay - last seck.
Charlie. chase sas thrown az iumr~i
from thu carriagv Monday and "a. hurt
quite badly.
There was quite heavy frost Thur
dav morning.
There arr a goo,ily numhcr az the fair
a AndoVef from this place.
The h.hlng season has closed aud nov
they arv bullding b"uses up IN" lake
ready for next season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06

IN. d.sc-ndant, ~ Gideon Ch,s'
held their third rrunion september l6,l
Il the old chase homestead In Hiram
nov owned by Mr. A.bury iIuntrrss
Among ,ho.c pv.ent were VIZ. Elcafei
Chase II Wc.tbrook, the oldest liNins
memb.r ~ the family, aud hi. daughter
her husband and son, Mr.. Gilbert cha.'
70 Cornish, Hon. John chase and vif'
~ Snndl.h, Mrs. Elln J. Harmon, ana
Mr.. Melissa bennett.
Letters we're reviewed from VIZ. Mel
Vile Chase, ~ O.sil.c-. v. H., aud Mr..
Julia 4. ADAMS. expressing rrgrrt that
illne.. la their famllic. prevented then
from belng prrseni.
Sine. the Last meeting thru. ~ th'
family have passed over the silent river
ur. leonard Chase, the eldest brother
Mrs. Mary Libby and Mr.. Eunicc san
horn ~ baldwin.
The family hope to mce, IN one yrs'
u thrlr old home, wheu Mr. Elcafrr
chase will u be live. b. eighty year. II
,ge. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
ALBANY

Rev. ". 4. NpDd ,lnse,l his labor.
herr the 9th. having stayed ons sun
dAy l-yond the fret contract. lie has a
cali a. a longer mission In a." eastern
part 10 the state.
DAVID 4. Edward. aud ~ifc called
tuesday a. say goodbye Ia u. and hl.
half sister, Anna h. Cummings. They
wcrr ju.t starilng for MinnrsOta where
they expect % make a permanent home.
Nj. EdNAryis formerly resided In hlbany
AMI Was Que Il cur town officers. lie
subsequently resided In Norway village
.eyrral years. lie l. brother 81 Col.
4. VI. Edwards Who has . position in
tho custom house 40 Detroit, Mich.
THURSDAY W. reviewed q very pleasant
call from your able correspondent 81
Greenwood, T.. Durham. IL aud his
wife Ner, visiting bruthcf-ln-law,
Joseph ". Cummings, Who u In feeble
health a. result - army life.
I.adi~.' circle met 'rhursday With Mr..
VIII. McAilisicr. over ~ prrscni. An
nuAl election.
II. NeAllster l. about moving hls
rortable steam mill to >toneham.
Nr..r.. Allen 4 brown, IL East stone
ham, have commence running a meat
cart through here. They bring "a. very
uic- t-..f.
Mr.. FrAncc. Jordan, Who nov reside.
la Norway village, :. back q, her old
home Tor a week.
oliver Edwards, 81 otisfeld, Il In
town selling very nic. Onion. at Que dol
lar psr bushel. lie says he raised ~
bushels.
Mr.. McAllls,er aud Wife, OF Lowell,
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. S,oVer and wife are herr on we'd
ding tour. think they arr from Auburn
Another pensioner gone. Nrs. Esther
Rird dicd the .gih ult., aged ~ years.
Mr.. Aspinwall l. again able Ia carry
the mall.
LYMAN Johnson. health !. improving.
lie 4. taking Warner. safe Kidney Cure
ARIEL Andrews little boy still lives,
- i'm but very small prospect of recovery
Many Of our p-ople 90 la the North
Waterford fair aud cattle show.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
For the oxfori Dssscsrsi.
TIE CATTLE SHOW AT SUMNER A.
SAW N.

lat saturday was cattle show day a
West sumner. The day was fair, tn
attenl,nc. ~. good, and the whole shov
va. a .uccc.s. The farmer. ~ Sumnel
aud Hartford were thcr With their bl.
oxen, their wives, their smart boy. and
pretty girls.
The oxen have always been the chic
attraction AZ thi. show, aud this ycal
vas no exception. Their. were about
any pair. 10 a. good cattle AZ can Il
found AZ any show In the state.
The lailc. dli Themselves much credit
by filllng the hall under the church viii
quilts, rug. aud fancy articles, whici
idded much "a the attractions of the fair
There was NO admission charged, con
.clucntly No premiums, 80 th" whole
show was got up voluntarily on their
part.
West Sumner Ia a thriving village, and
the people take pride In keeping their
buildings dxei up, .o that a stranger
can but notice the air 10 nca,ncss and
prosperity which exists everywhere
about the place.
II "a. . good day Toe -amner aud q
gala day Tor many people.
Paris, oct. ;. 1891.
N a. u,uNoNu.
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wTsr aucsgiIlp.

Frank Bsnnstt and family serc ai hi
fathers at sunday.
z. " love- has moved into the J. NJ
smith hnu.s.
frrcland Harlow And family wer At &
a. liaflov's last Sc-k and 40 vas Mrs
e. 4. Harlow thsrv.
J ". smith has gone Ia Auburn "a
sofk Caussntefing.
Prank D. wsrr.n has got q shop that
gave hirth o. . pair q lamb. Deb. u
lat. anI rais-i one 20 thru that gave
birth ." on- lamb >cpt. ~.
~ghool l. guing 10 commence In ths
Allen district at. 5. Nj. IRA Monk
teacher.
Nj. ~adis y. Austin l. teaching school
in ths Whitman district.
jacob Bdgss Il In I,~of health.
Artie EllNood IA. houghi colt % II
n. Hack
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
WILSON'S NILS.

II. &. Icnns,t hass child quite .lck
wIih the cholera iuflnium. Df. TNom.
hlv ~ Colehruok IN ATTENDANCE.
\ man from Ellenwcoi'. camp l. slck
att. \. filni's. lIc called on the town
officer, for AID. They employed j. W.
York Ca take care ~ him.
\ hors- belonging o. the berlin MIL.
Company was 40 badly hurt by thu
hrraklng ~ somc part - the harness,
coming down Errol I'M, tia, they had
a. kill IL.
II. \. storey Loot one % hl. span ~
black horse. Sunday by bolts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
aOSBu0v.

Albion Hall ~ East Dlxheld I. buying
lamb. here. lie !. the falrc.t dealer whs
come. this way. There Ia great cal
Tor odd steer calves, alec quite demand
for store sheep, all NJ which shows that
the horse fever Il abatlng.
4 lot ~ fishermen went home sept
Joth. They hshed a. long AZ the law al
lowed.
John I,ccd with hls crew ~ driver.
has gon. "a drive poplar on the lower
Andro.coggln.
4 hard frost Oct. LIT.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolSos OF rnt wstx N AL
SECTIONS OF The COUNTY.
WES1 PARis

The village scale. arr tclng repaired.
The improvements on Centennial Hall
are hearty completed.
Mrs. u. 4. Curtis !. having her stable
painted.
Gen Hammond of Paris nm With a
crew II men are balldlng chss. Dun
hams house.
\. j. Curti. AMI family are visiting
relatives Ia Cambridge. Mass.
Charles Durham aud bride from nrat-
tlehor'', VI, are Nlsltlng hls father, ;.
W. Dnnham.
:. i.ae stuart goes a. Utica, y. Y,
Monday, % take charge 20 q fnishlng
.lop similar Ia the Que b. has had charge
of herv only larger.
e.. q. Dow rais~,i large crop 70 ap-
pie. ou hi farm this year. lie nov h.s q
crew a. wotk packing. lie shipped the
hrst carload friday.
Mr.. Bert Wing. 20 Wet Sumner, Il
siCk ~ simon Fckrtt's.
Callie washburn u sick with bniou.
feNef.
4 fcs Il cur ciiiscus are attending
The Suinner ialr to-day saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
TO BUILDERS.

Or PORTLAND. ME
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sRowssitto

No news to-day, everybody oil any ac-
count has gone "a fryeburg To the eoun-
~ fair. stores and school HOUSES clos
"a. str,.ts deserted, nothing 10 break the
sIlenc, excepting the bafIing OF millions
~ aIe. irving "a pash and crawl through
~lrr netting all % no purpose.
Triiay evening pequawaket Cifcie
propose "a give the old Fellows OF thls
Town al they can possibly eat and va
think IL will take quite quantity
Prank Eaton aud lady 90 boston, are
visiting Ia town.
MI. McDOnnal l. quite slck.
Iohn NcDonnal has bought nhs
hor... al.o two fine carriages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06

Kate Lang 1. an old offender az ains'
the liquor law. In Portland. The case
against her In the superior Court wcr'
rcc,nily put ou the special docket on
her solemn promls" Ia go out OF thf
business absolutely. Thi. was on fri-
LAY. sunday night the officers caught
her selling, aud pulled her In. Monday
Judge Bonn.y imposed on her sentences
amounting Ia $50 hne and two YEAR
aud half In jail, or three years " th'
iines arr not paid. She Il In JAIL hci
husband l. la jail, and her two sous Ar'
La AL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06

\ ncS departure i sDon "a p" mhd'
It the National soldiers Home Al
FOCUS. several physicans have bc-u
employed IN examining the Inmates
With . view ~ excluding those Whose
physical health I. sufficiently gooi IL
"a enable them 90 support th"-i.eltc'
upon thu regular pension rvcrit~
from the Government. The object i Il
give their placv. Ia soldiers Who's
health l. 40 shattered that they can
not care for themselves. The cXamln'
alton has been completed, aud a report
has been made "a the Managers, Who's
decision L. awaited With much in
trrr.i. Already some ~ III. memb-r'
u the home have Withdrawn Ia anticipa'
tlon ~ their discharge.
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aayA.rs posp

IN. Island Pond express Va. delayed
thru hour. Thursday by an accident To
The local freight al the quarry Siding.
Charlie. \. bs,ls. ~ lla,.rhlll, !. buy
Ing produce aud stock through this sec
ton.
Revival mcc,ings ate t"lng held night
IN At ~. Bap,lsi chunh. They are con-
Quoted by Rev. q. \. BroOks.
OF. lowkcr Ia. obtained a position
Ia kcnncy = rlummets store al south
Paris.
Every can ~ corn at our corn shop
la. heen .oli. II l. being packed AMI
shipIssi a. fast a. possible.
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EAST btrstl

The po,Atn crop l. abundant hat some
delds arr badly roit-i. 4. VI. kimhall
rai.rd about twenty-five hushels from
one t-,k ~ s.,,l 10 the "fill baskets
lIuichlnsnn aud Carter stsrt~,i a drove
- cattle from this place Tor Nubarn anil
lewiston market sept. 18th.
l. Noang q hubgrn 1. visiting II WIN.
u. llolts.
\. ". nssn and wife have moved their
hous-hold goods On their farm Ia ihi.
place. anI Will start for fiorida, oyt. 1T,
sh.rc they int~ui Ia spcnd the Winter.
several from here attended the fair al
AndoNcr.
E,ic and Nabcl Perry returned home
tn Mas.achus e,ts Ort lsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
OXFORD

NJ kus.laud. q student - Rates, sho
has l-sn prysching AZ uii.hsh this sum
mrr. supplied tn pulpit - the t"ngt'-
satiuusll.i churrh sunday. a. Mr.. Va
then was called homc by the death oi hl'
muthsf
Joseph rafr'it aud family 10 Jackson
Vile. flofiis. ar here.
Married At welchyillc. Sept. -, by
Rev. a.. n k,unison, Mr.. Harry Little
y uui aud Nj. Anhi~ Robinson, All 81
oxford.
Tho Wooleu mill 20 The Harper Manu-
fsctufing Company ~ MelchNillc, Na'
burned "Wednesday evening. The nv
was caused by thu explosion 20 lamp Ia
lie card rsttn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06

Mrs. &. n. silver aud daughter. IL
West Windsor, VI, are visiting friends
In Nevry aud i,umiori.
Somc ot our young people nude q trip
"a Rumiori Fall. last sunday Ia .ec the
city.
lthiel smith ~ thl. town va. thrown
from q cart Tuesday aud seriously injur.
c,l.
ur. =. \. Thar.ton anj family hs,.
gone To- Colsbrook. y. H., To- Walt friends
aul attend the county fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-06
IAsf SuNsIR.

Tirst frosi Thursday morning. II i
unusual 90 gct 40 frost during >ePi'm'
h.f and farmer. never had better time
fuf harvesting.
SUMNER cattle show AZ West >umncf,
saturday lAst.
Thr,.hiug 3. being done In the vicinity
and grain l. good.
com D. tlie bit that u has b.~n Cos
years. Tarmer. arr highly favored thi.
summer Ia their crops and ought "a
smiIr. probably some - thsm do o.
casioually.
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