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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
aETngl

4. ". Vean aud wifc from East Bethe
have gvneio Florida to spend the " In
ter. Mr. ne.n ha. the care Of an orsng,
gro,. owp.d by Mr.. Iirk of Portland.
q. :. York. the photographer. has
nioy~i Into a rrnt ON Chapman Street
owned by Mrs. Melvin stowe.
The widow Of Hon. David llAmmon'
has her goods packed and will soou
move to Anoka. Mimi, With her sons.
Dca. .. G. Conn has purchased farm
In Milford, Mass.. and viii leave Bethel
In about three weeks. llis family viii
bear with them the best wishes Of the
whole community, by which they have
been held In high esteem.
DIR. q. u. Ilili has moved Into the VIM.
u. skillings house opPoslt. the post
uiilce.
Miss Able Grover and her twin sis-
tiers have moved on to Mason street OPP
pc-iic the Alpine House, \. Chandler,
Jr., proprietor.
T.. \. kilborn has sold the John Tenn
pie house a. VI. \. Coburn, and Mr..
brown, Mr.. Coburn's sister, has moved
into II.
Mi.. Hattie Foster found q blush rose
In full bloom In her garden. October 9TH.
Tuesday night q rain storm prevailed
NJ bethel. the most violent 81 the season.
The small streams oyeriowci their
bank. aud the low lands were under
water.
The county oranges met with the
bethel Grange Tuesday. They provided
q dinner In paiiee'. Hall and one hundred
and two at down to the table. and had
an cnloyshlc and profitable time.
Thcrr was a pumpkin festival AZ the
Holt llill House Thursday evening,
October 18th, at which mine ho.t, Dca.
l.. 4. Holt aud hi accomplished Wife,
dld the honor., aud the proceed. wen,
for the bcnefi, ~ the Baptist church.
IN. amount II apples gathered In
Bethel cSc-c,icd the expectation 81 the
most ssngulnc.
The potato crop I. above the average,
aai cat. In cxccs. ~ last years crop In
quality aud quantity.
Harry s,owcll, Il years old, va.
buried Friday.
Mr.. Martha TwItchell, wife % Alfred
Twitchsll, Ia very sick.
Mr.. Hiram T~lichcll has q severe at
tack 10 rheumatism.
The village school. have q vacation 81
on. w-ck.
The Ilethel Rns Hand dlscour.ci
sweet music AZ Riverside rark bath day.
oi the fair aud sdic'l greatly In the en-
ioymcnt ~ the OCCASION.
\ very pleasant tea party assembled
81 the house 10 Mrs.. I. \. Amcs on Main
street Friday evening. MR.. Amcs 10
visited by friend. from the Wesi and In
,iici Tho lsdi-. ~ the village "a tea aud
an evenings entertainment. Mis. Urscc
Ame., . graduate 10 Smith College, an
only daughter, leave. bethel the ilr't ~
NOVEMBER 60 enter m. Law ole" II her
brother IA New Work, a graduate 81
Yale.
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WILSON'S MILLS

3. +. rcnnock was the first man Ia
town a. s~curv logging Job. lie sill
put IN teams up the Abbo,t Brrok.
Peter Bennett l. az visiting hi sons,
n. q. and n. a.. Bennett.
Newell i.litichai- has dry goods and
gro,'erie. for sale.
Mr.. Ilttlchale has bc-n Ia colcbrOok
~" past week.
Thomas Weymouth Who !. located ~
the Nbboit IrOok got bet while cxplor-
log iimher aud was cut la the rain III
Wednesday night. lie ~, over the
height ~ land aud came out on the Din-
mond, arriving AZ iIcllgais camp about
d.rk, Thur.day night. Meantime, 4
searching party "a. organized of about
TWENTY-FIVE men. IL came over on the
Trail Friday morning meeting th.m.
The boy. we're very glad a. sec him alive
aud veil.
Wilson, - the firm 20 iIearc- 4 VII
sou, ~ LEWISTON, u In town, also ". \.
and a.. Twitchrll, sni Perry l.obbln. 90
II looks a. though a. werr io have some
more numbering In this section.
Apsrty consisting 10 u. :. iican, Peter
I.ittiehal-, Ernc.t Bennett aud Guy
Iif"ok. vent deer hunting saturday and
brought in fine Cat deer.
Mercury AZ - octobcr aud sn"w
October llih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
WEST StIu.IQ

Interesting meetings are b.ing held al
fafraf's Mills, Mr.. sawyer. ~ Somer.
willie, Mass, Adventist, assisting Rev. \,
L.. Abbott.
Mr.. Jane Talbot, % Abingdon, Mass,
{. visiting relatives and friends about
Sumner. Mrs. 4. 40. formerly sumner
girl bat has ll,c'l In Abingdon ior fiiiy
years.
Mr.. and Mr.. =. ~. wethsrb,c have
taken vacation trip rcv"nily.
Mr.. J. D.. Berry died saturday even
lng and W.. buried by request ~ the
dcc-asc,i. Funeral AZ the home Tues
dav afternoon I.ry. :. ~. Rlchsr,l.ou
conducting M. .srSic-.. Much .ympa.
thy l. felt for the sorrowing husband
left with two little children. the Young.
ct eight months old. SlN yvar. last
Jun. b. buried former wife after lea.
than . year II married lie, ~ the saus
dread disease. consumption. The orphan
sister - the dec.ase,i !. offered home
with an aunt Va Lawrence, Who, With a
sister ~ the b-fvaycd husband, Mis.
villa Kerry, was present al ~, funeral.
Rev. George u. Berry, 10 Liberty, Na'
al.o prr.snt aud tao sisters, oBr the
wife of Rev. l,oscoc l,cmick. ~ Liver
more, aud Ms. Anna Berry teaching
school there.
Mr.. Daniel Bi.b.-, IL Canton, u al
her sons, Dr. 4. VI. Bi.bce's.
News Il r-c-ivcl ~ the death Of Daniel
n. Bi.b.r, brother 10 y. =. Bl.hcc II
sumn-r iIlll, AZ q brothers In Auburu, 81
cancer In the stomach With which be Ia.
suffered ihr-c aud q half YEAR,.
There will ~ Temperance. lecture At
the llap,i., church the evening of the
18th by Nolnsy u. Gushing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
ALBANY

Mr.. Miranda Wsrdwell. 81 CAmbrtise.
Mass. aui Mr.. l.oueua Nhesler, III
-h.Iharn.. y. a.. daughters 20 the late
gawson llutchins, rcccnily called on
thcir many friends herr.
p,a. n. y. Cummings ani wife visited
relative. aud friends la thi. vicinity last
week.
Rsr Eichardson. % F~ah,sly, Mass,
i visiting hls uncle. \. q. Bean.
Wishing o. trv our ncs horse We'incs-
day. s.lf aud wife rode fes miles aud
called on several ~ our neighbors, called
Ca Mr.. IA Cummings and Niie Who arr
in their 18th wear. Their st-p-moihcr
= no lives Nth thru has Just passed her
,sth birthday. She showed "a. q pretty
birthday present ju.t reviewed from 4
Young lady relative In AndoSvr, Mass
An glad "a knos that thi. relatives "a.
Their. Naron Cummings Of 'old" Ando-
Vrf, Mas. Il q subscriber a. the Demo
crat. Albany was hi. native town snd
hs has many relative. and friends herr
vet We don't often indulge Ina nes
horss, cur old Que has served us faith
fully for about t~enty years aud We in
tend 5000 90 administer chlorOfOrtn and
put her "a her tinal rect.
Mr.. l'hsb- Aikinson has gone q
.t.-nd a f.N weeks With a friend In >olon
| 4. O.. Bsan l. AZ Portland this VEL
attending the Sunday school convention
wallacs n. Cumming little daughieI
l. quite .ick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
nIaROS


Rev. Mr.. Owcn 20 Gardiner, preached
hrfr SUNDAY.
Dr. and Mr.. crane returned home
Monday.
Mr. Sylyanus Bsan'~ dled saturday, II
pnsumonia after short Hines. fhs
funeral was Tuesday, =. n. Mrs. Bray,
tle oldest daughter, VAS taken very WI
AZ IN. funeral hut u nov bciter. Nj.
l.arvs ~as In hls spth year aud walked
o. church tao N-,ks hsfor- his death.
llcary Hove aud Nr.. Cannon II
sumner. Waited Mr.. lIoS. this week.
Mr.. lngrahsm aud Two daughter.
from Br,,oklin~. Mass. are spending =
vi .k ~ two With Mr.. Howe.
There !. considerable sickness about
town nov. Dr. Donham !. krp, very
tusy
Er,. 4. 4. Ilerrick will lecture here
Monday aud Tuesday evenings, at. ~
I'D Il. tine lecture ~ill D. his travels
in Nasks. Al Nho arr fortunate enough
a. hear him will have rare trvat.
The Harvest Home which vss Ia have
t.-cn this wryk "wednesday, VAS poet
t.1ns,l for tso weeks on Account ~ MI.
l..arc,'. death and sickness IN other
families. II ~ill ~ held Wednesday,
Urt 18th. 4.
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ptlcsr,,t0


Monday evening, the lsfh inst, Even
Ing Star Lotg. 81 Mason. held q public
installation % officers al Nerinscot Hall
and gave an e>cellent supper consisting
of oysters, eAk.. fruit aud cofie~. About
tvo hundred, Including iuvitci guesis,
.st down to the rrpSst. Music Was furn-
isb~i by Buckheld Orchestrs. After
supper the long tables were cleared and
the whole WAS concluded with q grand
march aud dance. Mrs. A. q. iioimc.
wss the caterer.
The lover part of Elm Street l. being
furnished With q reservoir for better pro-
tection against hre. The one on High
street i q snare aud delusicn and :. us-,i
BY the boys 10 play "hide and seek" IN.
George Green, q native of south
Amsrica, u superintendent Of the stable.
AZ Hotel Long.
Mrs. Charlotte cate. sni daughter,
Mrs. file., ~ BANGOR, ARE at I. W.
>haw's. Mr.. Cate. ]. the youngest sl.-
ter Of Isaac shaw and IL ~ years % age.
u. q. Prince, 10 the watsryille Mall,
l. In town.
George n. Cashman Ia occupying the
Hines store for q meat market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
M. ,Ls IInrn,all. Cnanir CannI..laasr. Ior l.s

H., The Uonofahls CoaBty Commissioners Zoe tss
1suniy ~ u1fari tn ths STATE - Mains
The un.isfslsnesi inhaidtAnts ~ The tpsns ~
uIshsli ani rsfu ih sAii toanty r'spsshauy
f,prr.snt b. youf IIgnors that oufnmon routcn
.sas sol nss.s.ity ry.lulr- Q change IN The - a
ia 81 the fsrfy hstsesu tn towns of pthnehi
ant Isfu kHsen a. srvsn's Very and ths AZ
pr,usf he tlssrstn a. fnltBss Commanding ~ uts
North stie ~ ths Cguuty ltossi les.iinF ~ W.
Anifo.csxsin River IN all tosu ~ fsra AZ .
t.sint hstsssn Srssnisaf lis-islon's dwelling
hsass an.l ths prr-.nl fruy r,ssi b. lorsf a s~
highwAy nof,isfiy D. the .outh bsnk ~ M
AadrU-soExin River Al.o b. iusats nss high
w sn ths north siis % saii liver IN w town
~ lHxdsii commencing AZ The I-sint shsre ths
r,,at l~ailns D. DiNheli Common inisrse'ts hs
UiVef Hlsati thsnrs suuthsriY a. The nofth hahA
81 ali ft,rr a sons I-int lstscsn ths nouth
~ Nsstaa nr,rok AMI The prvssnt frrry anhins
j., D. lrate Q nsw hixhs.Y ffvm tis nv
Ian ling on the north siis ~ ssii rtftr y some
Point In The oii terry ruai Ala ~ e-tahu.h q
tsrry asrUss sAid river l-twesn The Isslht- Shsfs
al ne. ls-atisn. touch ths river Also % iis
santlnas tiie pr,-snt Coaniy raj sol Terry -
tween the p.,lnt WHARF tss nss hEation shAl
int.r.s.rt ths oil terry rial ani The r'yr fva,l
I'M the town - Peru. Al.o ~ make sufh Ahsf
,tlsa. ant "A ..,putiuuanee. In the Couuty rual
lstsern 4. A Iiabb's hoass AMI The tosu rvsl
lralinx a. Alien Bufscs.' house a. yga may
drrs that pnhtc convenience All necs-siU ma ,
require a. In duty loubi wili ever pay.
q. ~. BIDDER.
a. II.Tra-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
EAST SUMNER.

Frank l.. barrett !. shipping win,eI
apple. from East sumner station. ~
paw. from IS cent. 10 sl.,5 barrel for
them.
Apple. turn out tn bc quite abundant
despite the prediction II short crops
We hear ~ psrtic. that are offering good
natural fruit for the picking. 4 man
yet. barrel 81 nice winter fruit for I
dsy'. work In picking which !. chcaI
enough.
The County commissioners were on a.
view proposed new Rad near sumner
lIlll last rue.dsy. but after examination
and the hearing dc-med u not beet Ia
grant the PRAYER IL the petitioners, a. u
would Involve high dam ,gc. aud mr.
isrially injurc the farm 10 Henry brown.
Mr.. IIlbbari visited Portland last
week.
High school In Sumner will clo.e next
week. We hear only concentrations 81
Nj. e. 4. Record. ability a. q good
teacher.
Pour young ladic. from E,., Sumner
arr attending the Normal school al
Harrington. sIocua.
IN. friends ~ Mr. AMI Mr.. y. :. ral-
mer rendered them rccrp,ion NJ the
Congregational ,.stry op Friday even
Ing. 4 pleasing programme wss pre-
srnte,i, consisting ~ music. reading, etc,
Al the clo.c 81 Nhirh 4. u. fark. Esq,
In behalf ~ the friends, presented them
Nth handsome dinner act. Mr.. Palm
sr f-clingly expressed their surpfls"
aud qualification. \ bountiiul collation.
was s-rNe,l lsior- the friends separated.
The affair vas q complet. surpris. To- Mr..
and Mr.. Palmer, they having b~"n ln-
,ii.d there In an Informal nay io . little
social gathering, and mo-, until the cN-
crcisc. wcrr la ptogrr.. dii they de
cover that u 80. In th-ir honor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
seVraiiao

Vufe number q persons toek sivtn
tage - the cbeap fsr- of mrrrhsl,s
week ." sisit Portland
Mr. @. =. Bsrfows nd MIS- VI. y,
Brsdi'.r Seut To l''T'lsbi AZ d. l-xaie. ~
the Sabbath >Vl.ool ,.ssentiou. Ma.
brsiicy Was siso guest al the twenty.
hfih wedding anniversary of Dr. J. e.
Merrill, pastor % the >~rond Parish
Church.
Ms. n. q. Scuthcr h.. sold her house
on Portland street Ia Mr.. 4. N. Evsns.
Who all take possession of Il early In
November.
Mr.. bows family 81 North Con~ay
Ia. moved Into ". u. springs house.
Miss kllen N. Batler, th. late verv
popuir and beloved teacher In the acad-
emy, l. ylslting Mr.. v. 4. Weston.
Mr.. Swe~tssr has Jeff Mr.. Marks shoe
storc.
Mr.. ". ~. Tarbox h. 40 FAR recovered
his health az a. ~ hack Ia Boston.
There Il note % wedding prpars-
tions IN the slr-al.o rumors of some
courageous person opening general
store In Nr. q. warrvn'. building.
Mr.. Helen Kelley Morley has left for
her hume IN Michigan.
wallace breoS u In Boston buyihg
goods.
=. n. nbhe,ts has renewed the lrons
In tn scale. In tront "a hl. store.
NJ. Edward Weston !. preparing his
.tofehouse a the station for nj. lncrcs.-
ing husine.s In grnia, not granite.
Repair. arr In progres. on Mr.. q. War.
reu1s tannerv.
samuel E,ans !. making Improvement.
upon ihe old house % his grandfather,
rcceutly bought ~ hls sister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
fASr WATERFORD

For oncr the Waterford fair was \ fAii'
urs. quite = crowd 10 people bat moth
ius for thsm Ia so-. Hall la the even
log. $500.
NJ. clarence ~. Pride aud ME- Lillian
johnson. both IL TIL. place we've mst-
r.s.l AZ Norway the morning 10 the 10Th
by Rev. 4. y. Augrll. They took the n
o'clock train Tor Massachusetts. whet'
they ~ill pas. = fortnight after which
thew ~ill ~ "a housekeeping In th'
chamber. 81 u. a.. 'rid.'s house which
have b~cu prepared foe them. We ~i'i
tlp.m al I-os.ible happiness.
Mr.. 4. Nor~ood vent to Portland
tie I@h, On be gone a fcw ~ceks.
~ NJ. Norwood was returning from
NorNav al. horse being annoyed by
fi.s Kicked. hi. foo, going through th'
clrrI. which threw him Ia the ground
breaking both thills.
EdNAri Field. wife aud son of Ne
chanIc Fails, .pen, sunday al OH. Mar
tins.
&. n. IIodgion /. buIldIng corr
house.
Edward Hilton la. lately been Ni.lie'
by hl. sister, Mrs. Martha Philpo, ~
Iimingion, a smart old lady Of ~ year.
Mr.. susie Cumming. !. a, u. b
Ames'.
Mr.. Virgil johnson l. spending few
week. with her parents at North Bridg
tan
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AAn0xlR


The farmers generally have secure,
their crops.
business is booming at Ellis falls. II
Il evident they intend fo do something
They have the dam completed and srs
now building q boarding house.
J. W. rrfkins lost valuable COW re-
Gently.
T.. y. Jone. has cold his pair of large
grsys to l.. N. iIewey.
The Congregatlonslist circle was en-
tertsincd by Mrs. O.gocd IIojgman last
Wednesday. 4 goodly number present
and an enjoyable time.
Considerable lntcrcst Il unaffected In
court this term on account III some local
cases which Interest parties In Andovcr.
Those attending County Lodge report
q good and profitable nesting.
Village schools are Ia have grand en-.
hlblilon the last day. ar In about two
weeks. I understand that our village
teachers Ml.ses Perkins aud iluichius
have been engaged 10 teach the winter
term. This !. Wise choice as both have
given good satisfaction.
Mr.. Ida Hanson who was taken to
the asylum short time ago L. strong In
body hut mentally no better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hammond and
son returned TO their home In Colebrook,
n. H., this week.
Grace VI. stevens commenced her
school In Frost IIill district, last Mon
dAv.
David rlood and family are To move In
20 the Jane. Merrill house at the lake In
q few days.
Mrs.. II. u. Hobbs has had relatives
from Hollis, Maine, visiting her the past
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
GREENWOOD.

4 party IL fifteen persons, both sexes
aud all ages, from four years Ia sixty
five. came Ia thi. place from the shada-
gee neIghborhood Last Tuesday morning.
After rambling about the pastures aud
wood. for fun aud bcechnuts until along
In the afternoon, the inner man began
Ia demand r.plenishmcnt, when they all
took dinner here and then started for
home, appareutly we'll pleased With their
outing. although they got but little be-
side. the pastlme, since the nut harvest
|. not Yet.
John Titus has unierdralned a swale
which will now make the best of tillage
and gra.. land. What Mr.. Titus aud his
I, fsther-ln-law, william Thomss, don't
know about farming Isn't worth know
Ing.
Austin Morgan, who had been con-
fined Ia hl. house for nearly nine weeks
with sickness. was here yesterday feei'
Ing much better.
That .altpetre formation on the cellar
wall continues to flourish aud Il quite q
curiosity to any one Who has an eye Ia
the curious.
We have Just seen what might he cali
ell three apples Joined together, or one
apple with three calyxes. We had seen
two grown together but never three be
fore.
BY the way, what has become OF oul
line storm some say We are sure to get
To be sure We have had three rains .inc'
the sun crossed over on the southern
hemisphere, but they were all small al
fair. and none of them seem Ia have
filled the bill. After all u IL not tn b
wondered at, since In reality there u nc
line there for the sun 10 cross.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
pOnrIp

Mr.. Daniel q. Fox ~ ,hl. town ral.ed
FROM i've New York apple tree. -,
tNsnty-cight year. ago, rs bu.hel. o'
baldwin apples, equal Ia foriy-fN- bar
rel. ~ thrve bushel. each. TIL, goc. to
show What New York apple trrcs vii
do with care.
People are very glad 10 have " rain
for the ground Was getting very dry and
water very Low. Hut II Will take con
siderable rain Ia reach deep wells.
IN. Republican committee. of th'
town. IL Porter, Hiram, Brownfeld
fryeburg, aud i.o,cll that are classc'l
for representative for the next ten years
are a. meet at Hiram on saturday, thu
18th, Ia make arrangements In what
onier the several town. shall send.
Mr.. Eunlcc Head n. been very .lcl
aud 4. still very low. She !. quite Al
aged lady and her recovery will BE- slow
Harvesting 1. about done aud farmer
are we'll satisfied With their crop. for th'
past season.
Mr.. samuel billings, the Oldest persor
In town, I. In very poor health. lie l.
nearly - wears old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
UPTON.


The Lombard brothers have gone up
the lake to clear an island near Mr. Brs-
deems camp preparatory To building =
home next spring.
Mis-. Clara Goodwin has gone % New
York "a enter a missionary training col
lege for term 81 ak mouths.
Mr.. Sarah Abbott has returned To her
home from South Paris.
Mr.. Iaforc.t Bragg I. very slowly re-
covering from her recent Illness.
H.F. West Il AZ home from the hos
pltal. lie has partially recovered but u
.till quite feeble.
q. T.. Ryersou has contracted for Job
Ia haul two million Of lumber Into Cedar
Brook In Grafton.
Ms. wheeler Of shelburne, Is teaching
on East llill.
We are glad 10 learn that i.aurin sar-
gent came home free man, as u Was
right for him "a be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t SGS oF rp-C wUEs ~ Al
SECTIONS OF Tr-E COUNTY
RUvFORD CENTRE


N...s D Knight L. very sics With
... fever aud H. not expected o.
. il.. laughter sgvd ab"ut ~ died
I..-.Ir
49,. o. n. Burg~.s b.. returned
o.. pleasant Vist 20 LEWISTON aud
N..... EG.rfts.
49, Jsrlau Iaud 20 Lisbon Nisite'i
~ Uav kii.f lat week. llv gave
f...uusrhucy tall hsrv sunday evening
+. e.. much appreciated.
ST. liau fouthakrr aud vile 81
I.EIsI have t-,n The gucsts 81 MI
. D. Richardson Cor q f,w days.
Nr a. 4. Dnllof l. on thc sick us'
a. ..ue fever.
Ia toSn house has b--n rrPslrrd'
..H NIudoNs and painted outside
sI..h add. much 90 b.. appearance.
Ihs follow Ing officers we're elected Tot
LING star lodgv
I tarktt
uasr.
.IHaHs Marss. "
"a Faruuu. rrvks
Do tolbY -.
tfsIr q ~rItn. a.
NaIf usYt, u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
DiCsysle

Farmer. are closing their harvesting
ali crops considered, the best In year
.ome orchards hsrely nominal, Others 4
,ood Weld; owing Ia the high price 81
feed last sinter, roots have been puts,
extensively cultivated they are g""a
Mr.. MorrIl and lady are visiting al
Norway.
Mr.. wymsn l. gaining. She sits Nv
some each day. ..
Mr.. Martha E.tes, Mr.. q. %. Hussey
boa.eke.ter. has been sick the past week
She 4. better AZ this writing.
.c-nimother' Child, relict OF the
l.t. Granville Child. q very aged isdy
wors. AZ drying apples much siead'e'
than most young people. ,n.
The County Commissioners located ths
new rad to entire satisfaction. som.
kIck but the world takes no notice oil
kiekers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

M isaAs : Lowell who has ssrNrd a.
,ierk AZ The Glcn Vt. House. y. a., has
rcturuei home. Tie has bought aud I'M
moved = burial lot a. The spring c-m--
icrV.
pr. !. T.. Bsunsti and wife % Briig
ton. SER iu toSn this wc,k.
NJ Tr,si :. Jackson and family and
Nj. Netii- ". r~itchsll have returned
FROM th.ir tour O. boston and New
Nofk
Henry Y. burbank vent "a Portland
"Wednesday.
col. NldHc NJ Cicmon. D. In pcoi
hralih,
Mr.. III q. Goald /. visiting friend. Ia
liustun.
John spring has returned from farm-
.ugtuu. y. a.. ~hcrv b. has ~orkri dur
iug the ssasnn.
G~o. \. Richardson II Portland, ~a'
hrr- tc,vutly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20
LOWELL

The Cougregationslist Circles Of the
village and Centre were entertained at
the rink on "wednesday by Rev. Mr..
sandbrook and wife.
The crop Of apples In this town J.
very large. and no buyers have yet APP
pesrcd.
Aretas T.. Stearns Of this town, grad
uate OF Bowdoin 10, has begun the study
OF Law with his uncle, \. \. stearn-, ESQ.,
Of Norway.
The Christian Circle was entertained
on Tuesday by Mrs. Cyrus Andrews.
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snEnEN

blrl Boa SSetlsn. October nth, Char
aitr brigham Movers. widow ~ the late
bfuamIu Neyvrs. aged - years. The
tis'asF AS pueumouls anil shc sertiei
F. tir saV o. recover. bat died Instead
- Lrart failure. Mr.. Movers viii BE-
S,aily missed Ia her home aud BY many
sh'r'. Hers vas sunny face and she
Aaay' bad apleasant word fOr every Que
.si-tllIy Young people whose society
greatly enjoyed. Her home after
--.,irage has alNsys been AZ what u
.l oii.-l NeVers' Corner. After the
- ~ her husband her only daughter
iamiiy came to the cid home "a care
~ aud IN rvmaln thsre. The only
NJ Aipten Viewers, resides on the farm
nlns She lsayes two sisters, one
'''ss'a and the other la California
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soRrn BuckFiGlD.

Preston &. Head % Lowell, Mass, IL al
AL. fathers. J. q. iIeald'-.
Mrs. II. l.. farrar has returned from a
.lx weeks visit IA her daughter, Mrs.
King X. Buck, % Wellesley, Mass.
Mrs. bennett Record II Portland, came
home with her and I. visiting friend. In
our place.
serenade at stephen spaulding's Fri
dsy night, the 9Th.
wm. D.. Damon aud Wife have got
home from work In the corn .hop..
Cory Bonny of sumner IL al at j. 4.
IIeald's for while.
Their. seem Ia BE- more apples than
buyer. this .erson.
fhoms. Bradbury !. quite busy buy
Ing egg- this fall.
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PERU.

Oh, John. that fellow that you took
In the other night and had the dye stun
.aulrted under the hide or pelt Was all
right the other day. lie stopped with
me a week aud worked on the railroad
and could eat two mems rations OF baked
beans.
There IL not much chance to get news
AZ we do not hear much bat railroad talk
and taking boariers.
ID. w. Knight has novel on to the farm
that he bought Of Jack Mcl.aiu.