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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

I,sy. 4. 4. Hayden 81 Auburn con
Quoted the SERVICES at the funeral OF Mr..
Hyrrson the 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Dunhim ~ Canton preached
Al the unl,cr.ali.t church the 18th.
The buildings ~ David u. Coles wcrc
burned the afternoon ~ the 10Th, the
DIRE taking from a defective chimney.
The buildings wcrr uninsured.
Clarrnc. n. i.udden, son ~ Prof.
Iudden ~ Williamsburg, IA, Il AZ Dr. 4.
N. BI.be.'., his father having gone tn
Ioln friend AZ Old Orchard Ia 20 Ia ih'
White Mountain. the prc..ni week.
Leland Lane, wife and daughter ol
Falmouth, Mass, are spending part 81
the vacation season AZ hi. father, y. W.
Lanes.
Mr.. ". :. Ripley of boston. Il Walt.
ing hI. sisters, Mr.. ~. n. Maxim, aud
Mr.. Gco. y. Pulslfcr.
q. u. stet.on anil Wife, With brother
~ the latter, q son 10 Dr. sawyer, 81 Stn
Francisco. CAL, are al Cedar Lodge
Freland Howe. cottage. at Norway
lake. u,
Hattie Doble aud brother, II south
p.rI.. we're AZ n. 4. Bowkcr's rcccnily
en- route for DiNncli To- N.it friends
Mr.. aud Mr.. Tuell, of West fari'
we're also there.
Mr.. John o.. berry and children hlN'
gone 10 I.itchheld, 10 be- With friend. iol
, short time.
Mis-. Hattie Crockett, ~ Lowell, cams
"a her brothers, Cht.. Crockctt'., Tea
night. since Ia spend her two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. I. !. Parlln AMI Mr.. u. VI. Wool
sum. IL West Peru, are Visiting at Dr
q. VI. Disbce's.
Mr.. ". II. fainter aud daughter, %
Dlxheld, were there for few day. 70
Gently. $500
Geo. Morrill's sou Wil.on, aged abou
ten years. was badly Injured 10y having
hi. foot caught Ia the cog wheel 81
horse rake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
AEIhel.


One after another of the older lnllablt.
ants ri Bethel are pssslng away. Mrs,
Caleb Rowe aged ~ years, . months, was
buried Wednesday. Her husband dle'l
u years ago. She Was one nj the early
members 81 the Congregational church
aud worthy woman. Your sons and
three daughter. survive her. Ceylon
aud Edwin G., two of the leading mer-
chants of Bethel are her children, and
Albert merchant In Boston, Mass, and
Lander of Waterford, Maine, are the
other two sons. OF family ~ twelve
children, but Que survives her, George
l'lummcr, of Waterford.
Mrs. Record !. still living but very
low.
I.ey. Webster Woodbury. and family
left Tor their home Ia Milford, Mass,
Monday.
Judge Foster l. In attendance at the
law Court, In Portland. lie took hi.
family along With hlm.
we.icy N. Woodbury. and family are
stu In llethcl detained by the Illness 81
hi wife.
The rlln ~ the last week has Inter
fercd With having. Much hay was out
In Friday. rsln. The cut viii BE- up Ia
the average.
Grain {. looking well aud the hoed
crop. arr pushing forward rapidly.
The cole Brother. are about breaking
ground for their block on Main street.
Prof. VIM. 4. Chlpm,n, Of v. Y, has
bought thirty acre. % intcryalco Of Moses
4. Mason.
The ladies' Club had . pleasant gath
ering at Dca. r. Chapmin'., 1hurs-
day evening. singing by Prof. W. scott
wight. Mrs. Dr. !. q. Gehfing, AMI Mr..
&. ;. York, was very entertaining and
cuIoyahle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
DENMARK

he case % ". n. gicharls"n ". {.
a. smith. Tor aa unlawful s"ifurr ~
goods. which was referred a. -. Stcarns,
E.q.. 81 Norway. sss tried here July
81. . 4. Uastiug. for plaintiff, and
: ". FIfr fof defendant. Decision ~.
served.
Esrn~.t Hichar,lsan AMI wife. 10 ~,outh
Ilsr~Ick. wrrr herr the 81. Co attend
III hearing. Eicharison ". smith.
cyrus I. smith has rriurncd from lsos-
ton.
ME- Ethel llo,lgc aud Mr.. GolS In and
son arr visiting Augusiins Ingalls,.
Mr.. l.. 4 lngalls and Mr.. Belle
tile. arr az Portland.
Mr.. Ncitic Scott and thru children
~ BOSTON ar visiting Mrs.. Scott's uncle,
Jane. Wentworth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
Albany.

Mr.. simon Grover was summoned by
Telegraph Ia New Hampshire where her
mother I. very sick aud probably M,
living AZ this ilme.
Arr,I. =. cole, II Lynn, was AZ his f,rm
for a few days aud took back hne
horse.
jacob Holt. ~ Gambia, y. H., Il calling
on frlcnis Ia thl. yicinlty.
Mrs. Jane. klmball has returned from
visiting friend. la Massachuscits and
New Hampshire.
Mrs.. A.plnwall IA. been quite sick, i
now better.
Mr.. II. wc.tcoti, ~ Portland, u nos
With al. family occupying hls cottage by
>ongo lake.
Mr.. inYcioy had the pleasure II show
Ing her neighbour. Tuesday cycnlng four
blossoms ou her night blooming ccrrus.
They were quit" large, loNll Inches In
diameter. filling the room with IRA
grancr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
BYRON,


A. VI. jenkins has sold his farm Ia a
Mr.. Alden, for $40.
co. P.are find. the prize piece OF
gold thi. week, worth ~. Another min
er ~ some 20 summers l. at work al
Wire bridge.
Ghosts seem 10 be- plenty hereaboutss,
NJ this season, some think they have lei.
lowship with some schcol-marms and
Wild caps now visiting here. sunday
evening one appeared 10 them at the lie
serted Mott buildings. One courageous
Massachusetts, school-marm grabbed hi
mantle "a he fitted through the dool
which proved "a be hates cotton. Asslste'
Prim, the maiden lady says "no genuine
ghost appears only at the hour of mid
night" To convince skepties Gen. Wash
ington appeared on milk white steed
Monday night at II, passing Into TN
forest Canatlawsrd. The white hors'
tied In the sheep barn which once belong
ell To Erra's Wild West show and bough
by him of Gen. washlngton's old serv
ant (D had been tempered With an,
VAS found tied with q school-marm'
knot In the morning which 10 In tn
Generals favor.
Professors Murphy and Reynolds CAV
n free exhibition Of mind reading .
Houghton's Wednesday evening. Thoe
preseut were dumbfounded 1t thel
skill, some Of them NOT daring to thin
siocc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
UPTON.

40. Goodwin had green pea. and new
,-,,atoe. thu 18th inst, which l. carrier
han usual Ia this climate.
III. Abbott MAS the hrst man 10 have
nj. hay IN the barn In this town. tie =
ca the drive vet, but his younger pi"'"''
took charge of the work.
Mr.. Enoch Abbott !. till confined To
her room.
Mr.. 4. n. Frost !. at ne'hel.
IA Ahl,ott came near having Ms ain'
broken Wednesday. III. arm IA. o.
,,,,,n the horse aud stanchlon aud th'
horse could not b. stopped. Fortunate
IN the stanchion broke, the pressure ~.'
80 great. leaving the arm hsdl, o'u,s.,.
IN. farmers are progressing hnel,
Nth th.lr having aud Will have nor
than an average crop.
Potatoes are looking well and SONS
fields are Ia bloom. The beetles nav
not been troublesome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-l o1.SGS or rrC wCIS ~ Al
SECTIONS OF T-E COUNTY.

CANTON.
T.a Ir.I.t aas What YOU might call
ar... Ist. 10, rain did lots "a guo'i.
nd. ... -. much ury,iri.
V.... carrie AMI ilsil. ~Sassy gave
HE.r. ..fauf farty lat iu~-day even
- a. .,sms,l o. have a fiue time.
NH.r ErtuuIls AMI family returned
f.r fr.r tu E,ruu "Wednesday.
~. ~haw - Portland was in
.ar H.f vr-k. ths guest 20 hiss Mamie
vI o. tuak 20 Walthsm watch fac
t-. a..a NJ lgcas hsi sunday. lie
aH.' .rsr., gmp.oycd la le~rlry store
I
49,. E.rhl Gammou. q sister 20 Mr..
'.. Errst. W. hu.r death vss rvp"ri-
#. .... e..a. d.rI mssiay. The funeral
F#- f..I "Wednesday 40 the h"usc II
'. I.HUry. conducted by Rev. MI
t.r.
II. tF.s fsll hny. vent Co Norway
l.....IT aul PLAYED sith thu Norway
... ~,urr tul la favor 90 Tie Nor
a#.-
49,. lH...ug Buruhlm - ,'ilcai ha'
. f.sH fur The lat fcs iays visit
r.'.. W.. . " 'hN'''aNf
g. 40 NJ. Ira staples ~ ,arthag,
v.- George staples lat friday.
N. .uI Mr.. Merrill. Mr.. psca'
I... lrI frisui. Miss cora ubh"tts
.f i.mrcou. y. a., made a trip e
U.H.. H-.tufIN ..The t~st time 81 tn
..-... ess The verdict.
NJ 900 NJ. iIenry Nulty 81 Buck
t.. Htr. IH tuau iast Thursday.
E. NJ punham prcaCh~i AZ lnto'
l. '.stnu Point. ast sunday after
.H
49, Nsudsll. who has h".n ~
mn. Is .|.f fur number ~ weeks, u
.r .. .hr gain.
~ carl EiIi., late ~ the Buckncl'
N.ss. #. uue 20 Work la the Ollie" o
I. ErUthsr. 40 Mechanic falls.
NJ. n, RADIO Hayfurt has been 81
t'. .. u.t fnr a fvN weeks, bat j. INA
proving: it this writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
AnavrAn HORSES.
fAsis Chsrsesesissies Ce~psr-d visi
Thee ef Asssrtssa Trsttss&

TAsir Chsvsessststies Compared vtsh
Thee sf Assssisss Trsstess
There are hundreds Of horses called
Arab ia America which have no right 10
the name. Almost every spotted horsc
or calico hor-e IL said to In more az
lea Arab. while u IL stated as q positive
fact by no leS an authority than John
II. Wallace that an Arab may be- Of any
color In the world but spotted. No Arab
l. calico In color. 10 Is an exceedingly
difficult thing 20 get pure bred Arab.
The Bslouin chief will not sell one nc
any price. and the only ones procured
ara secured by raids on the tribes ~ the
Euphraie- valley.
In the whole United States there are
only three strictly pure bred Arabian
horcs. Two ~ the~s are the stations
Leopard and Linden Trc. which were
presented 10 General Grant by the sul.
tan Of Turkey. AMI q marc callei Naomi,
which has t-cn imported from England.
OF the two Grant stations Leopard IL
not at all a prepotent horse AMI IL get
ter ~ few foals. and Linden Tree u the
pos~es-or u one 81 the uglic-t iempcrs of
any living horse. IL Il said TO b. fiend
incarnate. though his colts ara gentle
and knl enough when PROPERLY treated.
I, is q pcculiarity % the Arabs that "
use,i kindly anil treated with consilera-
ton they are gentle and lovable.
ITO one that has gained the confidence
Of an Arab horse there Il the pleasure %
knowing that he associates with brute
endowed with n soul" Abuse one 81
them. and You have aroused q devil that
can never b. sublne'i. Tor 10 their oour-
age there I. no limit. and they will ".
IL, abuse while they have life. General
Grsnt'- stallion Linden Tree i aid 20
have tccn male vicious because the man
IN charge oi him dill not gain his conf.
dcncc AMI abused him.
There ia great deal 10 foolish senii.
ment existing about the Arab hors.,
however. lie has many gupl qualities.
Il highly intelligent, quick 90 learn. has
rare lcauty ~ form aud rich quality. l.
for saddle purposes beautifully gated.
attAA sAAANN III NAs hAWNfhNhhAss NV
20 much endurance: but when COMPARED
with the Thoroughbred race hor-e OF the
American truticr be- suffers much by the
comparison.
lie lacks the sixc and sTcci % the
thoroughbred. anil what u spectacle
Mani \. y Jay. Eyc-Ssc. a STEAMBOAT.
Sel-In would make - the greatest trot.
ting Arab that ever lived could they meet
on trotiing trvck'
Asa mor they arc handsomcr than the
American trotiers, many ~ which have
inherited Roman bead. anil cat hams
frum IA. great prugrnitor. Rysdyks
Hamble'onian. n u could b. done with.
out los. - siE. anil sp-,sl. for the pur.
10. ~ giving h-auiy and finish to the
American trotter. u might h. well to
alb more - the Arab blool to th. com.
pl~i,c article which GOES to make MP the
American tro,tcr. but the experiment
has BEEN trici anil not found successful
80 Arab known IL civiliEel man u -
handsome a. Mambrino King .-Ibo~ton
Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
sUBRos

pr. !. =. ~turte,ant anil family ~
Dlshcld are spending the week a, m'
fathers.
MI.. Eta s,uricyan, !. home from
Auburn,
Mr.. ". \. Bartlett returned from
Boston Wcdnss lay.
F.R. Glover and wife will be home
thl. week.
Mr.. Ephralm Bl,kr !. In town thi'
week. Mr.. blake lived here for many
y-ar'. bat hi. prc.cut home u la New
Hampshire.
Little I.eh-cca lilhh. Il taking lessons
In painting ~ Mi. Jcnnl. Packard.
Blueberrics are reported a. very plen-
~ aud large. several plrtle. went "a
III. mountain from here tai. week anI
brough, back hu,hel. II berries.
IN. good hav weather !. bclng I'm
proved by farmers. The crop Will not
l.. a. good a. last year on many PLACES
4.
A. 4. Turner 4. at home from New
Hampshire on visit Ia hl. mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
GIlIAD

Nc, hay weather and the farmers arr
improving u.
hlueb~rrios bsgin TO rPen aud proml''
a g,-s,i crop.
Harry DiNie has hi house full ~ sum
mar l-,ar,irr. aud more arr coming.
Henry Everett. Who has b-.n sick 81
long. did la, Friday.
We ar. Glad o. 49, Mr.. william chap
man able Ia ride cut. She has brcn sich
a long tiue.
Mason says that fcs alder sticks az
around the corudeld aud It'll" t~'n'
.trinr ou thru viii keep the crows on
ca. ~ our nsighb0rs tris,i that this yca'
aud the crows would light In under u''
tuin aud pail up the coru and Nv up OF
H. The stick. and Nip. their bills, 80 u u
saH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
WEST PARIS

Quite heavy rain Friday.
The hand met OCCASIONALLY In IN.
i'ioue-r Co.'S nnishlng room Tor prse
thee.
Quarterly meeting al the chapel thl
saturday. evening ani Sunday fore
noon.
Golden Rule Lodge I. n. e.. r. ar,
progressing finely: many new member.
are being added to their number.
on Account ~ sleknes. In Mr.. swan,
family the Epworth League met with n
y. Andrews last Monday evening, ln
stead ~ with Mis. Emma S~sn a. per
notice. The next meeting u tn h. irrld
Monday evening, August III, with Mis-
swan.
Nj. Ilssle Beck. our yiIlsge dress.
maker, has bccu on the slck lit the pat
wcck.
Jennie Dunham !. At WORK In Lewis
TIM.
Miss Jennie Ferry l. AZ work At Bethel
llili Ia the finishing room % the Bethel
Chair co.
fr,Si Rartlstt anil wife of oxford have
been In this plac, the past week.
\. 4. Curtis aud wife of Camhridgr.
Mass, arv visiting relatives In this Vloln-
ny.
n. II. Andrews has built him back.
h,srl aud Intends to try u next week by
taking = party ~ Richardson Lake.
Harry Gny's two brothers from New
Work arr visiting him.
Two morc barrel. Of rum arrived for
tho Gr-snNood liquor agency thl. Ncck.
4 J. Kicker, wife and Youngest sou,
arr visiting In the southern part % this
state.
Mrs.. ]. W. kimball l. az Poland
springs.
Geo. l.. Danham and wife. aud Mrs.
llswlcy and daughter. % Braitleboro,
VI, arr visiting AZ :. W. punhams.
Mr.. Nm. Curtis. 81 south Paris l. IN
he plsc, and hiring help To work In the
Corn factory this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
aaOMNEIEID

Mrs. A. Cobb and her granddaughter
Mis-. Della Fogg, IL Lowell, Mass, are
visiting friends In this vicinity.
Au.h 81 company aud boarder. nj
the pcluawket House.
Notwithstanding the measles DR.. aud
Mrs. Fitch are taking vacation.
Mr.. william IIoynton gave tea party
20 her many friends "Wednesday after
noon. A general good time.
Prof. Kinks aud family of Ando,ef
are occupying Mrs. Brcslin's cottage fo'
the summer.
Mr.. Webb 1. In town looking after biz
sweet corn Interest.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at tl'c
church.
business !. rushing aud every one
seem. Ia be busy.
Potatoes are rarity, but bugs arr
pleanty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
A s.,,,,.I Of IA. ri,l..,.

While hunting antel0pe onthe pralries
Of Colorado was the witness OF very
interesting chase between an eagle AMI .
lack rabbit. Tho various circles and
downward sweeps Of the eagle attracted
my attention. and ! resolved 10 ascertain
the reason. Iput spur To my horse ana
snccce,le.i In gaining an elevation from
which a good view Of the chase could liz
had. The rabbit, 10 all appearances, was
very much bewildered. and would run
iirst In one direction and then another
and sometimes In circles. its pursuer'
the eagle. following its every turn.
Finally the eagle. ~ II tired OF thi'
sport, with vicious downward swooT
and a stroke Of the wing laid the rabbit
out lifeless on the prairie. AT this mo-
ment I gave a tremendous yell, and nj
the same time role rapidly toward
them. which had the desired effect Of
frightening the eagle away. leaving u,
victim In my possession. which turnet
out 10 10 the only game bagged TIA
day.-Forest and Stream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
IAs1 SIMMER.


Ecy. L. VI. Robinson returned Ia I'hil-
adelphla on Thursday. lie has bccn
.t,@ndlng MI. vacation Ia Canton, Summer
aud vicinity. lie has presented another
large addition a. the Good fcmplars'
library. making IN AL about 30 Noln.
me. that b. has given. Nv his literal
generosity the lodge has now quite q
large collection Tor the usr ~ lts mem.
l,-rs, and ihls fact serves a. keep up =
go0d Interest and attendance. The lodge
feel. that many thank. arr due Mr. Rob
ln.on for hi Interest Ia their welfare.
Mr.. Iysapd.r Head and other. that
have tccn stopping on th" IIlll have ~
turned a. south Weymouth, Mass.
Farmers are generally about done hay
Ing.
Par,ie. In search IL berries are quite
frequent now a. the fruit Il reported
quite plenty.
The building. 81 David u. Coles were
totally consumed by hw on sunday
afternoon, the 10Th inst. The furniture
was saved. No Insurance. Cause sup
po.e,I io ~ defective chimney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
VAsr WAJ1pFopD.

An.cl lIcan !. working In Mas.schu'
sets.
Mr.. T.. 4. Hilton Il spending wcck
A Norway aud with her sister, Mrs..
Russell AZ nryant's Pond.
Edmund and John Haskell arr AZ Cape
Elizabeth AZ work hsying.
Warren u. whittier, wife aDd dsughi-
cr, of Newton, Mass, are Sislting At
Henl. Mar.,on'.. Mr. W. and daughter
will rrmsin some weeks.
\ four-ycar-oli colt ~ u. e.. rride''
ryvel,c,i q had cash IN th. nsnk from
stepping On a spool strip which new up
and hlt him. IL l. rapidly Improving
Ecy. .. u. iIcr.cy l. visiting hi. par
cnts.
CLARENCE kilgorc has bought most oi
the grass on :. :. Gibson's farm.
Erpc.t bradbury. wife and two chill
drcn visited At u. a.. rri,lc'. last week.
Mr.. Ncttie Millctt 70 Norway, aud
Miss Matte Upton II Auburn, arr thcrr
this week. Little Carl Mixer Il also
staying With them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
IONIll.

There ARE quite large number oi
summer boar,icrs la Lowell this summer.
". ~. Brosn's colt got away With HIN
again saturday afternoon aud smashed
carriage NJ. 2 IL l. now doing duty
In n. n. wllcy's stage team.
The farmer. are finishing having on
tho upland.. The crop l. uncommonly
good.
Ecy. Isaac walker ~ Pembroke, y.
H.. preached at Lowell village SUNDAY
morning aud az the Centre In the after
noon.
On "Wednesday q. H. Eastman put In
10 hls harm fourteen oN.loads 81 hay.
The item - two weeks $50 from Sw"-
den that man novel an acre Ia al
hour I. quite story, although We don't
allow ourselves to doub, anything that
appear. In the Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
BuckF,elD.

Geo. W. battles of bradford, Mass,
was In town last week.
Mrs. Nellie (Iirijgham) Cspcren, Of
New York. formerly . popular teacher
here, visited her friends here last We'd.
nc.dsy In company with Mrs. l.. 7. Allen,
Of Mechanic Falls.
Miss sophronIs Emery, 90 isoston, u
Oh. guest 81 Miss Ellen n. Morrill,.
Norman buck Of Norway, was In town
Wednesday.
". q. bradford and family ~ Portland,
are sojurning ut DR.. W. T.. Bridgham's.
Colporteur Estes of the Maine bible
society Il canvsssing the town In the In
tcrcst of the society.
Mrs. Ephraim Lowe, aged 80 years,
died al th. residence at her son, Mr..
Preston Lowe, Monday, eOth Inst.
sixteen Italian lsbovrs passed. down
the llnc IL the railroad from Rumforl
Fall. last Tuesday 2l.t.
Thomas stcarns III Cambridge, Mass,
and wife. are visiting Buckneld friends.
Ml.. Mary l.. Bi.bce aud Mis-. Cert
rude Gardner left town last "Wednesday
Tor an outing at Peaks Island.
fsssett a Iassc,t, photographers ~
lewiston have tent here and are doing
a good business.
Mr.. and Mr.. sslsthlel Tilton aud
IIerb.rt Tilton aud wife, of Floral Park,
New York, are In town for a short visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
EAST BETHEL.

Mo.t ~ the farmers are nearly
through hsying. They have seeufe1
their crop In an excellent condition sho
,.timat. the amount about the same as
usual. bat Of superior quality.
q. NJ. kimhslrs family horse, fn"Sn'
4. twenty-seyen years old and TINS 70 .s'
twenty fourth summer h. has run VIZ
moving machine and helped do the Nv,
,ay on the farm. lie L. not only good
- faithful. but he IL smart and comes
40 had of the colt. every time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. frcd Cole aud ME-. ~
,,., cole have returned 20 their home !"
Washington, ID. {. 49,,
Ms. Ieona swan has returned tn bei
po.Ition In walthsm watch shop. :,
Mrs. Efie Currier Of Massachusetts u
visiting at 4. N. Browns. I,
Mr.. oliver Nutting Of Aroostook
visiting relatives In this vIcsnlty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
WESI REIhEl.

II IA. been hard work to hay this
ueek. a. the weather has not been first
ela.s. vet much has bssn secured.
Potato bugs should not be- overlooked
AZ thl. time rs they are growing aud ca,
very fast.
Berry plckers come In we'll loaded
with blueherries and raspberrics these
poor hay DAYS.
The rose bugs are eating the pasture
brakes aud stripping the alder bushes
this season. What will be done about
IT,
Mrs. q. y. whitman aud child Of lew
l.ton are spending few weeks VIII
Mr.. whitmin's mother. Mrs. shaw.
George A. Grover picked and market
al over sixteen hundred quarts OF straw,
berries from thrce-fourths Of an acre OF
ground. That Kind Of farming pays.
Gene Mills Il OF the railroad To do hi'
having.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
ERYInuRn cINIRI.

Mr.. Luther smith aud Mrs. .. \.
smith. ~ Lowell, Mass, are stopping at
Mr.. Chas. Chambers for few days.
Mi. Gertrude VI. Chandler Il home from
Lowell, Mass, where .he has been some
eighteen mouth. where she has been Ia
a store.
Mr.. y. 4. smith 81 Lowell, Mass, l. In
town for few days.
Having IA progressing well. Hay II
coming In well and a good quality.
Mis- Lizzie Grand aud Miss Barry OF
Boston, Mass, are stopping At Dexter
Wlley's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
SMEptN

Uar farmer. arr nearly through haying
.u aHarI. aud r,t."rt the hay crop an
...i..t suud in this section.
l.a garden uear hy, from tire" row.
~ rriet.rry plants each roS sb"ut :,
'.'t .uug. were picked one handfcd
.I7. 20 straw berries. We wonder
u.rr tmsr don't cultivate them a.
on. 0vgulrr 80 little carr and are such
.NlrI.
No.. stephen Ncsley has a very lame
i..'. the result ~ frightened co~ step
r.rs uut,
W.. Lester Evans and her sister, Miss
lltt.r I,hn.. 20 Dover. Maine, are N'sh-
rg Nr. Samuel Flummer and other re'-
alice. Zen this SECTION.
NJ. talista Anderson and uicCr, Mss
Anne, Andrews. 20 MinnesPolls, MINI
a0. visiting % Nj. Mary L. Weber :
Daniel ~. Mu-,dbury anil wife rccru''
If visited frisuds Ia Bethel.
llrHvln saunders ~ PORTLAND hA'
ben 40 %. 4. saunders this week.
Nj. Frances Gage l. attending u'
thaufauuus IA New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

eur people arr busy making hay while
tn sun shine.
y. n. Tyler has finished having. lie
got a harm full and has done u With th"
help ~ ons man, without moving ma
chine
LYMAN q. BroNn, wife and son II
IIaNsfhlli. Mass, arr boarding Al NJ
IIorac. IIutchlnson's this summer.
Th.y sc-m o. enjoy the climate aud
sc.nsry ~ oxford Coaniy. They In
tend a. h.h In oar mountain brooks,
climb our HILL Tor Mild b-rris. aud
hr,ath the pure air that give. healih
and str,ngth.
e. y. BroWn's health Il poor this sum
msr.
Mr..I.C. Bcan has no, bccn 80 well
20 late.
-. Bean has cot the grass on both
al. farms In Mason AMI cent hls crew I"
Albany.