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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
VAsr SIMMER

The leading event 81 last week va.
the marriage on wednesday morning, of
Mr.. Fr-i =. Palmer aud Miss LILA D.
s,et.on. The ceremony was performed
by Eey. u. y. Iilbhard In the Congre-
ga,ional church. which Was fllled by The
friend. and Acquaintance. of the worthy
couple. The house ~as pfctilly decofai-
ed With e,rrgrccns, ferns, aud pro-
fusion of plant. aud flower. tastrfully
arranged. The bird. aud bridegroom
stood beneath an evergreen arch from
the top of which was suspended q large
bell constructed of flowers. The service
vas impressive and everything passed
OF we'll. After the ceremony friends
rallied around the happy pair and ten'
d.rei respects AMI congratulations. HE
bride 4. the daughter of Dca. Josiah T.
stet.on, aud IN. groom the .on 90 Dan
lei X. Palmer. all IL East sumner.
Mr.. I'D .. Atwood, the Iiuckiield post
master, attended our Office during MI
Esstman's absence on "wednesday.
Miss Jennie stctson aud Miss I.eanna
/ Morrison, left on "Wednesday Tor th'
Normal school at Pennington.
Mr. Ezra s,et.on ~ south Weymouth
Mass, and J. Walter stet.ou, OF Me
chanic'. Bank. Auburn, were In town
wednesday.
Also Mr.. y. e. Merrill and family o.
south Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
IAs1 aRoWNEirlp.

The yield Of cucumters promise. largc'
by Ear than any year before. This Will
the sweet corn Il bringing quite q little
revenue Tor the farmers.
Prof. IIlncks and family lcf, for their
home In Nndoycr on "Wednesday. Their
STAY he'- with the friend. who came
with them has been very pleasant.
Nelson Goldthsaii and wife from
IIsycrhill have been ylsitlng AZ q. u. fr.-
s.nden'. aud Mrs. a.. VI. Sanborn's, Mrs.
o.'s sister.
Quite number from here attended the
Cornish fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Miners seem to take comfort In Haunt
Ing big chunks of gold before the eyes
of ne who haven't sand To dig for our
selves. ~. n. whitney shows q piece,
said to bc worth els. Pcrley Whitney
draws attention from young ladies esIc-
ciaiiy by carrlcssly drawing from his
pocket piece worth IRON - To ~. Deals
a Gordon exhibit from Is Ia ~ pieces,
picked In one day from dirt they were
shovellng Into sluIce.
Florence iloughton has returned 10
Massachusetts,, 10 enter birmingham
Normal school. She aud Miss Ida
Abbott took charge IL their mothers,
Mrs. John iIoughton's,) household
duties, while she was with her daughter,
Mr.. smith, at Canton, ten days during
her sickness, aud won high praise, from
many distinguished guests, entertained
by them during their mothers absence.
At q special town nesting the town
voted to repair Coos bridge Instead %
building new a. voted last spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

III. business of canning corn began al
the corn shop Tuesday, but the corn has
not come Ia very fast thi. week. Th'
rain. And cool weather have kept IL back
Mr.. sumner Andrew. and daughter
MABEL, have returned Ia Lawrence.
blanche Russell 1. teaching school al
BLACK MountAiu, la sweden.
Frrd 4. Russell has gone Ia Rockland
TO begin hl. duiic. q. superintendent OF
schools.
The annual meeting ~ the Lowell Mn'
tual Firr Insurance. Company VAS helc
on Wednesday. The number 81 pole,
holder. I. lci, the most there has eve
BEEN.
Ammi e. Russell and wife Of Lawrence
are visiting Ia town. Also a niece OF
Mrs.. Russell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
WEST SUMNER.

I,ey. ID. =. Illbbard Of East Sumner
Congregational church preached In ex-
change with the pastor, Rev. =. ID.
Richardson, at the Baptist church, on
sunday.
Rev, A. e. Abbott of Dlckyale, attend
ei the funeral of Barnet Thorne, who
lied Of heart disease, the 18th ult., with
which he had long suffered. by his death
one NOR. old soldier l. gone.
Rev. J. VI. Long Of Canton. preached
the annual sermon at the Oxford Asso-
citation, now In session here. IL Was
pronounced an excellent sermon a. We
presume the evening discourse by Gcv.
Ii. y. Lawrence. Of Buckfield. was the
same. Although at many Of the places
assigned churches, these seem sad HIN
ORANGES, the heart. Of the people are In the
right place and attendance large. Eight
minister. were Ia attendance the 2nd,
which IL q good beginning. Mrs. Down
Ing and Mrs. Barrows, lecturing on
home and foreign missions the second
day, In which much interest u express
ed.
Dr. &. NJ. Fuller and wife, Of Boston,
who have spent week or more with Mrs
F.'s father, e.. w. Bates, returned "a
I,ostou the 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Tucker and daugh
ter. OF Williamsburg, Pa, who have
been at Dr. Bisbee's for few DAYS, alse
started for kennebunk, where Mrs. u
has a sister living. her husband golne
directly Ia his business In New York.
Mrs. Waldo, OF stoaghton, Mass, hal
yisited nj q. III. Ryerson's recently.
Mrs. Cora Ro.s Of Portland, with bet
three children. have visited at he
fathers, q. w. Fields, returning hom'
the present week.
sumner has quite number of student
attending at Hebron the present term.
} The high school at the Morrill, schoo
house under the instruction Of &. 4
Record, Of South Paris, has Il scholar
In attendance.
We attended the afternoon services a
the church. listening to the interestinl
account Of Mrs. Bassetts work nj la
eigh, n. C., followed by Rev. n. u
Dunn, ID. D., on missionary work. an
| Rev. DR.. Grams, of Hebron, on cducations
matters.
Y. w. Chandler Il sick with dIphtheri'
We received pleasant call from Edlto
X. ". Carver and wife, Of the Canto
, Telephone. during their attendance
Association.
Mrs. Hrumagene Keene came hon
from Buckneld TO care for her mothe
D Mrs.. Calvin Harden, who has been
Tho alex list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
EASH hEIhIl.

Farmer. are now picking their sweet
corn for the factories.
Hon. ". ". Cross aud v. 4. Gross, Of
l.ridgton, visited this place last wcek
buying cattle. TIL. makes hfty years
Mr.. Cross Ia. bought and driven cattle
Ia brighton.
y. u. BARTLETT aud family. 81 Berlin.
y. H.. Waited relative. la this place las,
wc.s.
Mr.. !. u. lIs.ilng. accompanied Clsr-
encr Howe Ia hi. home at Waliham,
Mass. last week.
Arthur Perry, ~ boston, J. spending q
short vacation ~ III. fathers.
Nis.cs Eyie ani mattel Ferry, ~ Mas
stchu.ctts arr stopping AZ James ID.
llroNn's for few weeks.
The house ot II. \. Packard, Holt
nm. Vas burned Tuesday evening.
september ist. Nv prompt assistance,
the barn and most ~ the household
furniture WAS saved from burning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
UPTON.

The people returned 10 their home
saturday night from their trip ,o the
Whit. Mountain. well pleased With their
Journey. There was nothing Ia mar
their plcssur, from the time they started
until their return.
Mr.. ~teaTns returned to his home In
Saco % rat two weeks before hi. return
Ia the seminary.
The Y. :. e. T.. will meet ~ the
church sunday morning aud the sunday
school will meet directly after the I'm.
desyor meeting.
Rev. u. ". Hardy was al the Abbott
House sunday. Mr.. Hardy assisted Mr..
>,rarn. In the morning service.
Dr. Twa,ldlc was over the lake tn Nisli
james Gibbs Who IL sick.
Mr.. Moses, 81 Colebrook. took large
fioCk 10 sheep through ,hl. place Mon
day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
wtSr BETHEL.

Daniel wh~clsr aud witr, % l,ccklsnd
Mas. are visiting friends Ia thls W
cinity.
Greer Merrill has gone % Boston "a
earn tn pattern makers trade.
pr. johnson, of Berlin, y. w., u.
trrating EdNard wh~cler. Who has been
sick sinpe lat DcCsmh.r.
Mai Mcleod l. Improving rapidly
mink h. will have no Gar. upon hi'
fac. from hi severn burn.
Sryvral scholsr. attending NJ Gould
Academy. from West bethel, are board
ing AZ home.
\ few farmers have commsncci DIX
cling potatoes. They Arv rU,iing badly
sweet corn Il advancing rapidly, dur
lng the warm weather and next week
viii $50 Il moving "a the canning fac
tory. Tie crop promises good.
No early apples arr sent Ia Berlin
y. a.. for III 20 pr barrel delivered Al
the depoi. Tho crop ~ winter apples u
light and % inferior quality.
n. n. shaw has sold hl. beef cattle u
t.ofhau ttarfis-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
ARaOu-lOCsE.

u. mn.t charming society event 81
.F .on l. the marriage ~ MIS- hai"
U Ike. daughter 20 Ihas. X. Locke,
E.. q Fryrhurg. and Mr.. stephen Ab-
I'D q Denver. col. which ocvurrcd al
M. t.m, n the brides uncle, Mr.. Lyman
E....H ~ south Hsthsl. Tuesday morn
q September 1T. Mis- l"cke, Nh"
tl. 81. .aus made her home among us, j.
ars 10 .ur most esteemed Young ladies'
t1I Ef hsr gracious words and Says has
So f.r herself place In all hearts
~ sram. M. Ahhott. Al-o formerly
~ Bethel. D. ri.lng Young hNNer OF
ir Wet. une assistant district attorney
lflFrr The ruoms were most TASTE
l.F I.UUraied for the ocCasiou, star
usf tIi mantsls icing banked WIN
vine. and fuw,rs. aud doors, windows
lli sa|. hung With green, while one
cHflfr ~ The parlor WAS Transformed w
pa h.sutlful bridal bower 81 goldsn
20 4r.l .lrmatis. At twelve o'clock the
trtitI PARTY. prrccici hy Two cousins 81
lr hri-. MIss Lucy Morgan ~ Fort
ali. art Niss Alics Locke of fryeburx'
-" sIfh white ribbon outdrawn grace
ilI guarded thsir Way, and accom-
lar.~i by N. bride. parcuis. entered
10 plr.Hr. The ceremony, which wa-
a. uu-slally impressive Que, Sas pr
ia'm-d b, The Rev. u. ". Hardy In the
nlp.r.i manner.
NJ luyke, most becomingly dressed
N tn rNIuisits gown 20 white silk. cav
p. iaIlt, aud Carrying a bouquet "l
suite lhr1 .anthemums, looked the love
~ 10 brides, AZ she sto0d before th'
-H"f ~ green aud gold, which made 4
n''i elective background for the charm
-sngurv. Nftrr The greeting. of smiles
81 Tears shiSh relatives and fricnd'
sllherng ahout then. sho~erod upo'
mppy pair, an elegant ~eddln.
tAAiasi Vas served. Mr.. and Mrs
N,'ou serr the recipients Of many
l.'liai wedding gifts. The happiness
!, NJ guests was Only marred by IN
shi u the firrwells "a BE- spoken
lhfer o'clock Mr.. aud Mrs. Abbott
llls la The usual shower Il ricc am
y. sho~s aud accompanied BY part
a urnds, drove % the station, wher'
toos The afternoon train on thei
lne{ - their Dew home. whittier the
~ good viii and good wishes O
Whole community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
TILE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE polNos OF TIVE WEEK M AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
Rucsnlln.

Il
Saturday evening. 1sh ult.. Ex-Gov
Iong. OF Massachusetts, With his wif,
and daughters, gave q r~ception "a
friends. st the Jewctt homestead, nov
Occupied by Mr.. George x. Coylc, which
With the revival Of "Reminiscences ~ boy
hood sports and the well-knowu
geaiallty of the Ex-Gov.. made the oc-
csslon very enjoyable one.
Hon. Nicholas fe..snien, secretary
of state. aud Mrs. fes.enden, arr la
town, the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. q. q.
>paulding.
Mis-. Mary l.. Blshee and Miss Mary
l. >paaldlng attend the fall term AZ
Hebron Academy.
Mrs shaw, of Bliicford. q guest At
benjamin spsuldlngs, sprsinei her
ankle quite seriously few day. since.
Mrs. Hattie i'm. an Intimate friend 81
Mr.. u. spsnlding, returned to Biide-
ford Last week.
Miss Mary Ingraham, 90 Brookllne,
Mass, lolbei her famlly AZ Hon. 4. T..
Bonncy's lat Tuesday.
The corn factory commenced opera
tions Tuesday % last we-k.
aA~~ tutfftti
Classical Institute the prr.snt term.
Mss shirley Prince Hall, recent grad
uais % Pennington Normal school,
teache. At Straiton, Me-, this fall.
Miss Bessie Dana, of New York, Il
the guest 20 Mr.. n. y. Princes family.
Mr.. farke T.. Dlnglsy anl mother, Of
Auburn. are II Lewis u. Spauldlng's.
John calvin stevens, architect IL
Portland. iolned his family az n. II.
wAldron's Thursday lat.
q. \. Bartlett, Wife aud daughter, ~
lioston. Who have bccu visiting Mrs.
Bartlett's father, Dca. =. y. Murlock,
the past two weeks, rvtarno,l home last
Friday.
Judge Foster held another referee court
AZ Grand Army Hall Friday afternoon
and evening. the case being an action
hruught hy Ciark's Cove GuAno Company
20 New bedford, Mass. against Hart
son nattle. Daniel Tuitle and samuel
Henry Irish % Backheld for phosphate
dcllVsrvi hy Henry Nalty In the season
20 lSS>. The case was tried al Paris az
tn o'tohsr term. i>>a, aud resulted In
disagrcemeni 10 the jury. Bysgr..ment
20 parties, referred 90 Judge Poster.
defendant. claim a special contract by
>ulty % take The seasons corn Tor paw
meut, but Ia consequence 10 the we'll
known frc.te "a the 9Th and 9Th of
September, iS>>, the corn MAS spoiled.
Also that s~ci sold them by Nulty Was
late s-~i Instead 10 early Crosby az
tgrrcd. The case Was ably presented
by ~. ~. ilerssy, E.q., for the Ciafk's
Cove Company, aud A. ably defended by
=. 4. Swa.ey, Esq, Tor respondents.
judge Poster will rvport decision At
coming Ogtoier court.
Justic.C. N. Prince held court al the
same place Friday forenoon on con-
plslnt 20 VIM. Thorn, 10 Canton,
against John Newell, l,-ycar-od boy,
tor breaking and entering ihoru's sior-
~ Canton on the night - september ~.
Ne~cll was bound over to the ociobsr
court and committed Ia Paris jail Ia
await trial BY sheriff BarroNs, Of Can
ton.
!. n. p,Cos,er. Esq- 81 Mechanic
Falls, was Ia town friiay.
Mm. Gr,gg. 81 the fines stock Farm,
NndoSer. was In town Friday With
srifiln. aud the fin- two ycar old Nelson
colt Conrad. fpr which h. reviewed THREE
thousand I've hundred dollars 10 PrOf.
chapman - New York. lie wss On hi.
say % the state fair.
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eRve0un0.

II tNNeo0Wos
The entertainment Of the Woman
Library Club, on Friday, Aug. 18th, VA
very suoessful considering the rain,
evening.
Miss Alice Morgan came home on sat
uriay.
Mr.. Lisyie Hartman has been Waiting
At her fathers, Mr.. Geo. Shlrley's.
| Mr.. Stone wss away on Sunday and
his pulpit WAS supplied by Rev. Mr.
Hayes.
Rev. II. l.. shcaff Of Phlppsburg, Me-,
preached at the Congregational church
Mise l.ltsie &. shirley left home on
Tuesday for Boston, and will thence ~
to Terrc liaute, Ia. where she IL to teach
music In Coates College.
Mr.. r. G. shirley Il not In his usual
health.
Miss Alice Cline. has cousins visiting
her from Peabody. Mass.
The school at the academy began on
"wednesday. with fair number IL scbol-
airs which will be- Increased. Miss Phe-
Ian Of Portland, Il one Of the assistant
teachers.
Mrs. y. e. Harrington Of Augusta. has
been at Mrs. Flies this week.
Miss Lucia Towlc has gone To Boston
for 4 few weeks.
Mrs. J. q. Gerry has been visiting Mrs.
DIR. Harris.
Mr.. aud Mrs. !. ID. I.ori ~ baltimore,
are making their annual visit to friends
herr.
Mr.. ". \. Robinson and family leave
saturday, for their home In Ioxbury
where Mr.. X. l. teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cults and friends, ~
turn Ia Orange, y. j., by way of Fran
conla, next week.
Boar,icrs aud visitor. are gradually
leaving a. September closes many va
cations. Others are coming In enjoy the
pleasant autumn weather aud scenery.
Mr.. +. l.. Eastman's corn shop In East
CONWAY l. In full blast putting NJ 1900
io .o,cO cans daily, employing nearly
ip persons.
Mr.. shapleigh 81 Great Pals, daugh-
ter ~ Dr. Richard Russell, q former res
ldent ~ thl. town. with her husband aud
.on were here on "Wednesday Ia yislt the
home ~ her ancestors.
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STATE 90 MAINE

couxrt go OxIuHp.
Ilssri ~ County Cofnmissionsr., -sIt >s-.i'a'
lsi.
uPON the foFrsoinr ystiiisn. .aii.fAstary s,i.
hsnas hastns hen rcgsifc'i that ths lfiitinusfs
arr rrspousinls. IN il OHnFRTu, that the inlntf
Camnalssisnsrs met al ths liou.s ~ Nlihsn
wo-sisum, E-t.. IN Wet Peru. on fhursiaY W.
eighth dav ~ OstDlsr. nsNt. az tfn ~ "
eis-k, 4. ". AMI thence pr'ressi "a view W
route nsntisas.i IN ali pstiaon. lfhmel
lately AMER With view . HARM % NJ paf
tiss AIT ti,sir witnsssss viii d. hal a sasns epn
venisnt plaas IN tho siciniiY, ant such o,hsf
measurcs taksu IN ths prvmlsc. AZ Ne 'oin.nls
sionsr. shall iusiF. prvrsr. Ani u y mfthrt
OHBTHTn. that natirs - tis tiins. plafs all POI
t.l.s ~ ths Cotnulissssners' mesfinE afpfceAh -
Fiten D. al Isr.nns ant corporations lutrfvs,"i.
hv oausS atiestssi copies ~ ait pstiiieo ani ~
thi. arisVthsrron o. 4. ssryct ulun ~ 'lsIh
~ the Town - Peru. ant also I-sstsi ~ '.
thrpe puhlr plAos,- a. sail tavu. ani puhishri
thru scsks sanc..-ivelT In ths pNfgri lNins,
rrAt q newsuaTsr pHnisi a fans IN safi
IsuntT ~ ONfof'i. the arst ~ sahi puhii6Ailoa-l
aai eash ~ ths ether nsficss D. D. male, .cft~i
an.i psssts-i n sst thirty days lsfurv all uine
~ msetlns o. ths sni that al psrruns AMI cofpo-
rations may then AMI thcrv apFeaf AM sh.s
eau-s. NJ any thy have. shy M prayer OF sehl
Ipstitiansr shouhl ne - grants-i -
ArrtsT ALntht :. AI-rlN, tsrs.
Atreoopy % All Petition ani orisr 81 Coar
thsreon.
Artist ALBERT :. AUSTIN, CLrEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
SWEDEN

Quite an exodu. from our town the
past week.
Mr.. q. n. stone aud sou Walter have
returned Ia salem. Mass.
Misses Frances and May Gage nave
returned "a -. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Amos White, two sons, and MI
Relt returned 90 Bo.toa last week.
Mr.. Charlie. Bennett has had ME.
boat built by Mr.. George III. Bennett o.
North Norway.
Mr.. Oscar Bracke,t and wife are rustt
eating on their farm In Lowell for feS
weeks.
The eldest person In town died la.
week. Mrs. smith, a sister al stephe'
knight. ,u,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinell and two ehlidre'
With their mother. Mrs. Bolster, OF hos
ton, arr al Mr.. wymsn Viewers.
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MASON.


4 pleasant day !. right welcome after
80 much dull weather.
Corn I. growing nnely nov, some II
the sweet corn u almost ready Ia pick.
Lyman a.. Brown. wife and sou, who
hove been stopping at ". Iluichln.on'.
for some weeks, have gone Ia Bethel
IIill to-day 90 ,l.lt their aunt, Mrs. sarah
u. French.
Herman y. Bc,n AMI wife are visiting
his father J. 4. 1Iean.
Bert AngIcr, wife AMI child, % MARI
boro, Mas, are here With =. j. Bean.
family.
Arthur Hutchinson has gone On lIc.-
ton Ia take sposltion on the electric cars.
Archie gees "a th. corn shop At bethel
Ia work, Monday.
D.. 4. Mains returned to-day from a
visit among relatives In Dccring, otl.-
hcld, and Cs.co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
aARrpORO.

The late VET weather has rustcd Pota'
to-. aud beans Ia this vicinity.
business commsnc~l al the corn lac
tory AZ North Turner last Monday.
corn, hcaus, apples. pears, plums and
pumpkins arv canned At that place. Tbs
husln.s. /. under the management al
Mr.. brown. Who !. a gentleman highly
.paksu of by his customers.
Ml.. Ahbic Pratt, from Nlddleboro
Mas. l. visiting her relatives la town
Vim. y. Bicknsll has gone to Boston
foF a few days.
Ros.le Philbrick Ia at work NJ Turner
village.
And now the tax mtn comes fortl
Nth nj. book In hi. hand Ike acka
Ia search % his prey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
GREENWOOD.

Fair weather once more aud le, u. all
be- thankful.
The thrrshing machine !. again heard
In the land, aud Yet there u quite
quantity ~ hay aud grain uncut.
Many fields 81 potatoes are a. black n
the acs 81 spade. With rust, aud the rot
I. beginning Ia show Itself In various
places.
Farmers are harvesting their second
crop 81 hay and pastures arr uncommon
Ia green for the fret % September. =.
lick. and swan got back with theil
f,mille. from up country the last of ths
week. and reported good time general
". , :.
Wonder how the partridges like u
hsy. II come TIL. time of year.
Many of the pumpkins have already
ben harvested and used up, while IN
hs..chnut. and Acorns are last maturing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
DENMARK.

George ". Walker aud wife are visit
ing \. 4. Merrill aud ether rel i;lse. la
town; will return Ia their home u ila,cr-
hill, Mass, next week.
Burnhsm a Morrill, commcn'cd can
nlng corn sept. LIT. lIut very ll'ile corn
I. ~ for packing yet.
Geo. ". Gray and hl. sister, Mr.. Z.
-. Icndexicr, have been on trip Ia
Boston.
Ml.. Nellie GolJthwalt has returned 10
her home In Peabody, Mass.
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STATE oF MAiNE.
A.. = nl-BEf,
ant o. othsr-.

CoUNTf 90 ONTOHp. 80
R,ari u C0anty Commissioners, ,sft. ,ession,
tyl.
uPON the f1rvxulnz pstition. satisfastsry syi
isnce having lssn r.slVci that The psttipnefs
are rv.tunslhis, ~ ~ OHpNnED, that ths ,ounty
gommlsslnnsrs meet a the hou-s - Nm. W.
nrYsn IN -umnsr. on TUESDAY The thirtesnth DAY
- Ost0lsr newt. AZ Ten - The clusk. \. VI, AMI
thsnaa prss.l ~ view the ruuts mFntnnssi IN sAll
Tstiti1n Immediately amer whirh Wv, hsannz
- The paFtis. and thslf witnesses vii ~ hal AZ
s.sms Convenient plses an ~ yirinity, AMI sueh
athsr msasurv. taksn IN tn prvini-ss A. w tgin
nissiousrs shall JUICE prursf. Ant IL tfthsf
OHDtRTp. that notifs - The tine. plaes AMI luf.
t-tss % tho Iommissiunefs' mestinE afurvsaii -
rten ~ ali psrsons ant oor.fations intsrc-tsii
~ causing kttssti ouples ~ ali pstitiun AMI ~
this ar,isr thsrsuu ~ ~ .sfyesi ulun hs tsfk
% to- tasu - -umnfr ani ala pastel ~
in thru. puhiir places In ALI tuSn, an,i puh.
nshssi thros weeks surrs.siysly IN the pNfurl
Ilsuis.-rat. . nssspspeT printed a fans IN All
County ~ Otfurt, ths hr-t % sali puhlf auansl
AMI safh ~ ths uthsf natiC-- o. ~ male, ssrte,i
AMI f-lsts-i, a EAST thirty days lsfDrv all TINE
u mssting. b. tls sni that al p@rsuns AMI coz.
I-afatians NAV then and thsfv APPEAR AMI shss
,auss, N Any they have. why ths prayer ~ ALL
tstitiansrs shouki not a. Trantssi
ATTEST ALnkRr : AUSTIN, tlers.
a true COW u ALI Petition And orisr oi
Coar thsrron.
ATTEST ALBEIT >. AUSTIN. Cisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
NeWRv.

A party from this town, consisting OF
Howard fhurston and wife, j. =. Allen
and wife, &. \. Baker and d. u. Baker
have gone TO the lakes TO spend the
week camping out, hunting and nshlng
Tuesday night made wet beginning TOT
the campers.
4. II. Powers .. building an addition
tn his woodshed.
I'd Lane IL enlarging bis stable bj
putting on new piece.
Amos Frost j. digging hls potatoes
lie reports them slIghtly affected Will
soft rot.
Potato tops In this section are pretty
generally killed down with rust.
A continued spell Of warm vet wealth
or must result In much loss by rot.
Bert Harlow and wife have gone y
ths lakea TO Join ths camping out party
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
hoRIh PARIS.

Dodayah Hammond has bought the
John Chase stand on the Sumner rad,
aud will move In the first ~ October.
q. W. Chase has bought the pasture
and meadow land % Mrs. Bartlett, ex-
ccpt acres ~ pasture on which !. .liu-
ntei the valuable mineral spring which
la. been bought by y. u. Andrews.
The former owner refused many times 10
ell this hmou. spring. IL !. hoped Mr.
lndrcvs will develop thl. spring or
ell Ia some one Who viii. Il u q good
place for summer hotel ani M doubt
bat Que would receive a large patronage.
DR.. ~. n. Nate. assisted by Dr. iIough-
ton ~ Paris, removed iO pounds 81
water from Mr.. Enoch Bartlett, OF
south Woodstock, sept. Jri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
aaOMAElEIn.

Work commenced at the corn shop In
thl. place Monday. IL IL said apples are
to b. canned later on.
Quite a number of the city bosrders
and visitors have and are leaving town
for their city homes.
Everett Iln.cott !. home from Boston
on a visit. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Moulton are here for few days.
Quite . number from the village have
gone To Cornish 10 attend the County
Pair.
Mrs. IIarndou has again closed her
house for n while and gone to Lynn
Mass.
Mrs.. u. T.. Eastman Is In Boston 'i'lt'
Inc fri.nl.