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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IL HAILROAD.-Schedule commena
ing oNE STA, 1891 Eastern standard time:
stops only a. Ashland. Boutwell,
Milford, troderlcksburg, Brooks
and W~iderater. Sleeper Washing
Washington q 1901. P. NJ: B.l,i.
7 NJ; New York. $50 NJ
H"S n h, leaves Byrd-street station daily et.
cept Sunday. Buffet Psrlor Car
richmond 70 New YORK. Arrives
AT Washington At 40 p. II: Balu.
more, 5:2i I. NJ; Philadelphia. 20
r NJ; New York. TO- IS +. N
100 ID. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
sleeping car Richmond 70 Ne"
YORK STOPS only az Ashland. Both
brooke and WidsTatsr' stops !.
other stations on sundays. Arrives
at Washington at Il Ns p. "; Bsiti-
moro, f2"- 4. IT,: Phiiadelphia. 3:N
a. NJ; New York. 61O A. NJ
o." a d., arrives at Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper from New York. Stops only
At whitewater, Brooke. FREDERICK
burg. Milford. Boutwell, sLd Ash
lana; stops AZ other ststions on
sundays Leaves Washington a.
sa@ P. II, arrives at B~yrd-srest station daily.
stops at fredericksburg Milford.
Boutwell, and Ashland. Sleeper
from washington and New YORK
docs not stop az EibA. Leaves Wash
mgton a. 1857 A. VI.
$50 T. H., arrives AZ Byrd-street station daily
except sunday. BUFFET Parlor Car
New, York TO Richmond. Leaves
u.N Washington ST a7 T. N.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAT.
500 Z. ID, leaves Byrd-srreet station; arrives
At Fredoricksburg at 6 40 L. NJ
eHo d. IA, arrives AZ Bvrd-street station;
Leaves fredericksburg At O5 A n
ASHLAND TRAINS.
pAILf rxcLPr SUNDAYS
ss@ A. NJ, leaves Elpa; arrives A. A.hlsnd A.
733 A. VI.
GA p. NJ. leaves Rlba; arrives a. Ashland Al
200 JPN.
6a5 A 81, arrives at Elbs; leaves Ashland q.
sos A.. VI.
s;Is ?. II. arrives at Elba; leaves AshlGnd.s
58 NJ.
CA TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
e L. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY CON.
. PANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER ?, i.n

LEAVE RICHMOND:
o." a d. 2aly, Tor Old Point sna Norfolk.
human slecping-cAr Hinton to
IL 05 A. H., express dali, Tor Cino,n,..
Pninn n Sleeper Old Point 10 Hi :
mn connecting with Pullman
n ). I'm Car for Cincinnati.
I'D r d., express. daily, FOR Ola Point A
Norfolk. Pullman Sleoping Car
-p cincinnati TO Old Point.
~" l. H. kccommodation except Sunday, for
nm p NJ GordonsYllle and Orange.
Wv H. the t.f. '. Limited. daily. Pull
man Sleeping Car Old Point to IN.
clnnatl. Solid Yestibule train, with
Ilning,car snd Pullmans. Cor.
louisville 80 Cincinnati and Pullman
toLouisville, connecting AZ Coying-
t0n. "a. FOR Hot Springs.
$500 AkRIFE RICHMOND.
e"h ~ ana 2a1 p NJ, daily. from Cincin-
20 7. N; daily except Sunday, from Hinton.
w. ~ N; and $50 ?. NJ. daily, from Norfolk.
oSAsOn' broad street near Seventeenth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

CHASdr. OF life, backacne. hot flushes, sleep
!essness, dizziness. nervousness arc cured by DIR.
Indian Specialist. Elegant books and trial bot
Ties free. Owens d Minor Drug Company, i07
tlain street, opposite postofhee, Richmond,
4 or address Dr. Miles Medical Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
RAILROADg.
RAILROADs.
RICHMOND & DANYILLE R. R
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE soUr,
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT sEpTEMBERs. 1871

u A-fL.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. II, 2:0 A. VI.
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily foe Danvll,
- Greensboro, Winston : Salem, Durhan'
Raleigh. Randleman, salisbury. Ashsvilis. hos
Springs Charlotte, COLUMBIA. Aiken, August.
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New %.
leans; Texas and Californi.. Pullman p,lss.
sleeping-csrs Richmond to Dsnville and D,o'
vills TO AsheyiIlc. noi SpIng and Dlrm,ne.
ham. Ala.
TRAIN No. .. so0P. VI.
tNASI NAIL. daily. for sl points Sorth AMI
4 southwest. Connections ST Mosely Junct.os
Tor tnrmville and Powhstsn railroad: a. Ksy.-
vile for Clarksviue. oxford. Henderson. Oar
ham and Raleigh Through cosch Richmond %
Raleigh; s. Danyile with Pullman sleeper fos
Augusta and Atlanta; at Greensboro FOR Dur.
ham, fsleigh, 10, also With Pullman Sleeper
for Knoxville via Asheyille Warrington and
Soutn"est ie'tlouled Limited, southbounl.
TRAIN No. f7.snP NJ.
a hEL!A ACCOMMODATION. daily trcsp.
"A sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter.
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Irsin No, i2, 700 A. H.; No. 10. 6.l7P n; No
IS. 5;85 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
.DaiI,
STOPPING PLACER

PLACES
Nos. IA, 50 and 60 make 10 stop. No. a ana
Il stop on signal At Manchestef' Cenfrsla and
Chester. Nos. - and ~ STOP on signal a. Man
chester, Irewry's, .%,entrslia and Chester No. z
stops on signai At Manchester only for passen-
gers purchasing tickets. 10. regular stopping
places Tor this train south OF Petersburg. Nos
2. IS, 81. 80, %. 20. viii stop on signal Al all sta
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
.on tfalns Nos - ana q sieeping-cars betweon
New York and Tampa Fla. VIA Jacksonville
New York and Charleston. On Trains Nos. n
and ~ sleeplng-cars between New York and
Jacksonville On Trains Nos. 81 and is sleeping
CAR DsS zen Richmond and Lynehogrg Va
THE VNLt ALL~kAL LINE 10 NORFOLK
Richmond. '9:oAM Norfolk. ..."M'bAM
Norfolk. .ss5 y. } edmond .-:@AM "
Norfolk attm 7. NJ. are solid trains between
these two points, and passengers go through
.isnout cnanse OF cars Close connections are
ron Richmond and tho ssSA ~ train from
trans leaving Richmond At 1850, A. NJ. and
ii:D l.. " and arriving al Richmond A. 7N
A. D. and 1870 4. make. close connection 81
Petersburg 20 and from fsrmvllls. Lynchburx
and northwestern points
= r. ns9Rerlntsnden.
l. Il. ID. MlE1S.
uenera! Superintendent.
7. H. EHERsos. TrsAc NJ.
EABHyILLE AND POwHATAN RAILROAD
II COHPA General office. No. Ts east Main
Btrest.-Schedaie IN effect ~-.>-. ~ 1871.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
2sD A. ID. AMI 1sN i. Vi. via Richmond aud
DanYilie railroad for
fETmylll0 and all
wsss of Nose
Is Junction.
1895 A. ~. via Atlantic Coas. Line Tor Ger.
muda,
"a, p. NJ, tus Atlantic Coast Line for Winter.
pock and intermediate ~sEationA
AL trains daily except Sunday.
Tor further nro: m-t.on 4-nfv 20 Hichmond
and Danyillo and atlantic Io-st Lln0 aopou
CARRIER ' ticket office. or 70
L. T W LSON.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
JANIS Il WLkrH. General Manager s9<+lS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Two Laughs.
One day Alice was refused permission 10 60
to another little girls house. ..,
why can't go?" asked Alice. IT'S a
very nice house" en-.
Perhaps So" replied her mother. but
you were there all day yesterday and the Gay
before. You must stay at home to-day.
Alice sat down TO think over her wrongs.
II was bad enough TO be sent sometimes 70
places she did not want 20 go; 1t was sun
worse 10 be kept from places she dld want 10
20 u. There was nothing TO do at nome.
There wes q play room full of toys and a
house full of books. but that didn't make
any difference. Home was stupid.
Her mother pitied her forlorn expression.
Have you read the new book tncie George
sent you, Alicelp
oh. no" replied Alice. listlessly. -.
go aud do that. Uncle George hasn't
been here for r long time. Some day heIl
come in and ask you II you've read thst
book"
Alice turned quickly. a sudden light in her
eyes. do you know why Uncle George
hasn't been here lately. mamma = she de-
DaDde2.
why. no'-with a surprised air. Per
haps he's busy"
That isn't the reason" said Alice, decid-
edly.
We'll. Alice, WHAT'S the reason"
NDy-trilmphantly- be Just ROJ tFeu
comm to this same old house. Anybody
would"
A MATTER OF SOME CONCERN.
"Oh. mamma said Willie. rs he caught
sight Of q big freckle on his nose in the look
ing glass, my nose is getting rusty"
Tho Painter.
Darling Dorothy. four years old.
Tangled hair with the gloss OF gold.
Stands az the window and sees the rain
Beat tattoo on the streaming rane;
Watches and watches. till by-aud.by
A clear space CLEANS in the western sky.
Happy Dorothy laughs to soc.
Claps her hands in 8 gale Of Glee:
The birds break ont IN A lyric shout.
And o 'othy's Carlo risks about.
"Oh, mamma :" hear the wee one CRY,
See how God is painfin e sky
Clinton Schollard. in Harpers Young People.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
"How 30 Cure All Skin Diseases.~

SIMPLY apply "~Swsyne's Ointment" No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, MI eruptions on the face. hands, nose, &c.
grest besling and curative powers are possessed
Hbno other remedy. Ask your druggist for
bwayne's Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Seven recalls a night is the record Jossph
Haworth has been making this reason.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. end Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

Al dealers keep Il. 81 per bottle. Genuine has
Trademark and crossed red lines on Wrapper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
WEs1 BETHEL

The fine rain storm last Monday and
pleasant days following are pushing al
vegetation rapidly.
The farmers have To put on extra helT
In hcclng Ia keep apace with the grow
Ing weeds.
The young potato bugs are making
their appearance and will soon need At
tention or will destroy the potato crop.
4 quantity 10 wool from this section
vii b. carried to Norway next week
where ~ - cents will b. reviewed for u.
our village schools clo.ed last week.
4 succcssful term was taught by Miss
Ilertha Grover.
George Harden and son and otis Ma
sou are going to Yarmouth aud vicinity
for q job In hsying.
l.. y. Allen u going Ia move 10 Bethel
Ilill where be- has q ob In Bethel chair
factory.
Our station agent Carr u moving la
Canada, exchanging situations With one
o'Riley. We are sorry Ia lose Mr.. 4.
and family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
soRrs PuwgoRp.

The Wild cattle bought ~ \. \. Thur
ton by Lyman small have not yet bc.u
CAPTURED. aud a ride !. probably tbs
only thing that will bring thru In.
Tom penley has moy~i his stable and
4. building an ell "a hls house. We ~
t..rt things will shine around there soou
sidney Hove. cattle are out of ths
pasture aud at last accounts we're not
found.
Mr.. Crrcn, ~ the Congregational
church, hold. meeting. AZ the Ne.
.choal house, Eili. River, "Wednesday
aud sunday evenings.
m. lake travel l. diminishing, also tbs
trout brooks are getting a ret.
4 fine rain at TIL. date, June I'd.
We hear much complaint about th'
muck worm. eating corn.
Il amusing Ia ride through tow
and .ee the various thing. used fo'
..ar.crows. Efilgies there are many
from one which look. no more Ike Z
man than a post, a. IN. one which make
vou look twlc. a. YOU are riding by q
tell whether Il !. th. proprietor or not
Levi. IIutchins aud sidney Howe fri
day SUCCEEDED In getting one of the
A. Ihuf.ton Wild cattle, but took
bulle, To do Il. Monday they try th'
other two.
A number Of Mason. from Rumiort
attended the Masonic nlly at souti
Paris.
They. 1. =. Of Rumford Corner had I
lawn party the si,h. \ good time u
reported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
MASON


Married, In Mason, nv George III.
Brown, EsI.. June I'D, Mr. D.. Prescott
Bennett aud Mrs. Mary sylvester, both
Of Ilethel.
Vegetation .. growing fast. Gras.
now look. we'll and promises = much
larger Weld than Il did fcw days ago.
Wool !. bough, for . aud - cent. q
pound.
IL IA. not been good weather for hoe
Ink for q few day., bat the We, va. much
needed.
Rev. I. 4. Bean aud wife % CONWAY,
y. a.. we're AZ hl. brothers, Fletcher i.
Bcan'., Yesterday. They are on their
way Ia Paris.
Mr. q. J. Bean returns nex, week.
Hut little new or strange happening
just now.
The prospect for hay and other crop.
4. Frightening aud the farmer. are morr
cheerful.
Austin Hutchinson .. In town looking
after i.ccf. Cattle raising I. "a D. the
bu.in-.. 81 our farmers for q few years.
Mstch~i steer. are la demand. III.
Hutchinson va, offered sai for pair 81
steer. only few day. ago. lie .old Que
calf for siO. II. u. Morse has some nice
ONES.
so. Grover I. hauling aud landing
hls poplar.
Methodist Circle met with Mrs. J. q.
Bean ihl. week. 4 good attendance aud
good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
EAST SUMNER.

A large attendance and very interest
ING exercises at the baptist church, sun
day, the 18th, the occasion being ChiI-
dren'. Day. Responsive readings, songs
r.citatIon., etc.. were well presented and
ali .eemed to enjoy the services. Dr. j.
m Robinson was rendered vote of
thanks for hi. aid In getting NJ the pro-
Rev. ID. =. Ilibbard aud wife with 9th
.r. attended the State Conference Of
congregational Churches held at Water
Vile. s.
po.tsr. are out announcing the second
| annual picnic Of the Anaaguntlcook
s,hl..th school Conference to be held Al
the grove bearing that name and situated
near Canton. The one held there last
year VAS a grand success. The date
| given IL June 30th instead OF July lst AZ
wa. voted at the last session. Ihs
change Il made In order To secure sum
Gent passenger cars, as on July lst their
1. to be special train service on account
| M Barnum's show at Lewiston.
There was powerful shower OF rail-
ON Tuesday evening last.
The hay crop 10 more hopeful
.inee the rains Of last week.
Lester Paul arrived home from CHI
ton spriugs, ". ", on Wednesday. III
has been attending school there the pas
two years.
several from this place attended tn
graduation exercises 1t Hebron Academ,
last week. :,
pred Bisbce 10 reported better. lie u
still q Auburn. SLocUh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
EASn aEIhIl.

Indications are Tor large hay crop on
the lntsryale farms.
We have had q generous supply of
rain the past week anil cooler weather.
Wild strawberries are ripcning earlier
than usual.
wallac. aud Henry farwell have sold
from their dairy % fifteen cows over a
ton ~ butter since January Let. They
supply their customers In town and send
the rcst Ia Massachusetts,, receiving
twenty-five cents per pound. They car
RED "a market saturday, June eO,h, thrcc
pccks of field strawberries, receiving
twenty cents per quart. Who say. the
hill farms are good for nothing rbo..
Who do not know. Cling to the old
home farms. boys. Better times arr
coming and farmers are kings 81 the
land, you know.
Ellwyn Ferry, of Massachusetts, IL
spending hi. annual vacation at 4. {.
rcrrys.
The measle. are In the place. Charlie
Swan has been entertaining them the
past week and other. arc anticipating
III. PLEASURE.
Farmers are readily selling their
lambs ~ ~ TER head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
HEBRON.

HI. has been one ~ the busiest week
ever known In Hebron. Prom the bac
calaurcai. sermon sunday by Rev. y. W
Iakeman, u. u. ~ Chelsea In the we'd
ding ~ our pastors daughter, Mis-. Fan
ME Crane, and Mr.. Brainard 81 Halo
well, IA. week Ia. been crowded Will
events. We attempt no report o.. one %
the Democrat editors Was present an.
will do justice "a the exercises, which
We cannot.
Rev. l.. \. Trip 81 Rockland, Mrs
George Wright of Peabody, Mass, and
Mrs.. :. u, Donncl Of New York, are al
e. D.. Trips.
I.ey. :. II. Glchsrd.on with wife and
friend. has been At their old home.
Mr.. \. ". Richardson aud wife ol
waier,lllc have also been In town Till
week.
The Bellevue accommodated ~ people
Tuesday night, and all private houses
have been full.
Mr.. samuel FREEMAN dlei this
Thursday morning. Mr.. FREEMAN
Ia. been In poor health for several
year.. Z.
The ladies % the church snd society
wI.h Ia extend most heartily their
thank. "a all Who have aldcd them In
any way during the past week and ca
pcclally they wish Ia thank neighbour.
lar and near who gave thrlr service. and
supplies Al time. when all help WAS mo.t
n~.,lri. Eycn the service. ~ ia. small
boy. and girl. In cnergvticslly and faith
fully attending Ia small .ale. are rcmem-
b.rri aud appreciated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
HIRAM

IIon. John ~. spring has gone to 'isit
All. relative. Mrs. Marshall whitney, In
the gold region In Byron. =,
B-njamln. lou 81 Jane. u. Isidlon, Is
quite m Nth bleeding al The lungs.
Mr.. Ruth Gould has nearly rcco'efru
from her long Illness.
ne. Gould and family went 10 New
field on visit las, week.
A .ocisty for mutual impro'emen, ha'
Teen formed Ia b. called "iiiram Library
Association" The following officer'
we're appointed;
An, ca.,l.. n wti.oa. frv-tisnt
I..siiyn a. Ms.ts~efth. >~sretsft.
guo.sn ttaa.. ilbfsftsas
Mai Gfvsns, orsani-t
Meetings will b. held al Greene. iiaI'
on thu fret and third Thursday evening"
In each month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
sour- sucsElflp.

-..i lei. you have an opportunity.
Do r.s believes Ia dreams. Nov
earn tn rightly coustrue them-
ODE wheat from the chAr-
lad. R... gladly b. his pupil.
W. Dave planted and polei 80 hills 81
'.r.rt leans. NoN what II Ne
-.i ifrp-u Co leave the bars dowu
-s'.h as .uue ueighhofly cows should
-'-.'f I'M and destroy thems This rvf'
NJ oar. suggvsts a moral. What
ArO.l.l a,Nay. have the bars put az
( 'a. great highway ~ life against
~ .'mp'aiion that sssails usf
W. have heard from Masoa. Masot
Nan ~ sound common sense. w,
-''r 'Fr1 afraid that Mason would thlnl
,.l.'Iiei. %, Ne have a very higt
i 20 our precious self. We arr
-.'.i0i aui are csllcl f"pplsh ~
lr so much. Hut south Backheid
A.iei au awful good iell0N BY thos'
- Alus him bet.
'"4ght another farm this sPrins
A' usual Ia such cssss the walls and
t' were down. everything cluitere'
Hev' to ~ trimmed, grated, etc.
sung tu D. done aud all the multitu
hhors that deyolve upon the bay
=, I'VE aud bye Ia the dim aud mist
.e ihis farm will have a new OWE
- 'len u Nil De, "why didn't Back
- % this, aud this and that" How
49, 'tiensr Que gets curses thai
n'face Morrill, showed " q hrg
,.aai q neal In his stOrehouse. iior
49,, els a. that he has purchased owe
a. pounds % wool. a larger amour
-. D. ever purchased before IL thl
~ u 1hs yeaI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
WEST SUMNER.

4 number from this vicinity attended
graduation at Hebron the 2ith AMI dedi-
cation preceding. william ID. Berry and
wife were among the number, as they
had two daughters graduate.
Prof, 4. Is. Stetson and bride of Ike
ter with young brother Of the latter,
named Sawyer, came to Dea. stetson's
week since, for q short time. 4.
Dea. stetson was able To attend cburci
services the 2ist, taking the lead of Oh,
prayer meeting following, to the Joy OF
his many friends.
Seventeen Of our q. r. Lodge visited
Inyincible Lodge at East sumner at theil
last meeting, on Friday evening, report
Ing an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Henry burbank contemplate
Iolning her husband at Canton the pres
ent week. Ia visit relatives at Chester
Vile soon.
DIR. Blsbee has returned Ia his hons
somewhat improved In health.
George T.. Pulsifer IL home from can
WASHING In Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Luther Hollis Of sumner I'LL
called on friends about the village ~
Gently, the first time since the death o
her husband.
The much needed rain has given every
thing a push, especially the weeds.
We are luxuriating on strawbcrrie
from our own garden.
some have already commenced hay
Ing. taking time by the forelock certain
ly.
George A. Fuller 81 Iloston came 4
his grandfather's, T.. W. Bates, for th
vacation, the 3jth Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
sOars atlc.tttln

III. Carry and ~lfe aud wife. mother
Mr.. John Crcssey ~ salem, Mass, are al
John trcsssy's.
Windsor swallow ~ wind.dor, 4. o..
who has hcsn visiting friends and rrls'
ilvcs herv for g or weeks has returned
home.
Prof BsoChcr S,stson, wife aud wife.
hruthst ~ EXetsf. v. II and Roll Si.,sou
AMI wiic Il sumner wcrc Al u. D. Heads
The 3lst.
Corsy Bonnsy aud wife were at her
fathers lat SUNDAY.
Cav Turner aud Ella Ilessy have gone
o. ilVsrmor. Pals on a Nisit.
Harry Head Nas n Hebron IN the
d-,iiCaiiou.
~. nicknsll aud Luther Turner arr
a work Tor Elmer n. Austin on his
buildings.
Luther Turner. Walter Turner, u.
Nook. Fryd Head and J. D. nickncll
Nent o. South Parts -. John. day.
The Kicker. 20 Harrison, machinists,
vrrr In our place the si,h aud 18th on
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
IASf MAItREoRp.

o~inr a. the illness 90 q. \. Miller's
family IN. mother. Mr.. Nsndans Miller,
~ W altman. Mass. MAS telegrapbcd Tor.
Mr.. :. y. Millstt, ~ Sabatis, spent
last week Al 4. y. llA.kelfs.
There wasa dance AZ this place the
18th. Nu.ic by Lord and Packard.
W understand there will b. another
July 50.
Mr.. Etta .knlghtlyl Gerhard aud sis-
tsr-lB-aW, Me. Emma Gerhard, IL Doe
ton. ar spending fortnight at william
knighilN's.
quite a number from this part o' the
TOW "A attended the graduating exercises
81 Dnuglass seminary, held ia the
church a the Plat the evening ~ the
18th. There was bat one graduate, Miss
winni. II. ku.clsnd, 10 south Water
f,,d. Her r-.ay. .'lp,ri-lon 81 Char
sctrr.- Vas full Of good idess. The adj
dr.. by Rev. II. 4. FREEMAN Vas listen
81 "a With much Interest. Thew was
good music Furnished by the school.
josiah Weeks went "a Portland last
week.
Uhr-. Frrnchmen are cutting \. Nor
wood'. poplar which he sold standing To
Meslsy faruum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
UPTON

A. ". Judkin. and wife we're made
happy Sunday by the appearance OF a
nlcc boy.
John !. Bngg l. In Grafton With hl'
daughter. Mr.. llrusn.
Mr.. Minnie D.. Abbott l. In bethel
visiting friends.
Mr.. iaforr-t BrAgg Il also away Wa
ltlng her fathsr anil other friends.
We haV. had heavy rain and " 10
nos cooler With Indications of frost.
rhcrr will ~ an abundsn, hay crop In
this place.
The Transcript sg-nt i In town max
log Inquiries for delinquent Subscribers.
The sick ones are more comfortable,
Carte Nh,,ott l. NJ home FROM Nss.a-
Chaseti. where shc Ia. been during the
winter.
Charles Chase aud Charles Eycrson
have each Young Grifiin colt.
y. X. Stsafn.' subi~,t sandy morn
Ing VS. Christian bailding, az choosing
q good foundation on which Ia build.
Evening. Am ! my brothers k~Pcr'
90 Influence"
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Dr. j. n. Mason preached on Sunia,
To large audience of his old friends and
psfi-hlooers. lie is attending commence
men, At Bridg,on and win supply On.
pulpit on June -.
hi.s Allce Morgan l. NJ home from
PHILADELPHIA for the summer.
Mlss VI. n. swan and Miss Anna Bsr.
row. came from Boston GA saturday,
ssh.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Dinsmorc have gone ou
the excursion to Montreal and Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs.. a.. n. Bsrrows went "a
Hebron on Monday to attend the dedi-
cation % the new academy baildlng and
graduating EXERCISES.
Mr.. Charles M. fc..enien of Newton.
Mass. came on "Wednesday 10 accom-
pany his mother who Il "a b. st Miss
Olive swan. this summer.
Mr.. Bsriah Warren of ~. Louis. sup
srintenient 70 a western railroad, has
bern visiting hls Relatives here.
Dr. John l.. shield graduated AZ Bruns-
wick the past week and will begin his
practice % medicine here, occupying
hls hrother'. ofiice.
Mrs. Mitchell. former resident % this
town. aud sister, nov ~ Cambridge, Ne.
have ben al the fryeburg House for a
fen days.
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FAST RaowNgiglD


Lovely and leafy June Il almost gone
Foliage !. Ia It, beauty.
The prospects for the farmers arr
good.
Mr.. Webb has been In town looking
after the Interest of Baxter Bros. anc
finds the sweet corn promising a sooc
crop.
The meetings held by the eyangeli.ts'
folger and Jackson, are Increasing IL
numbers and Interest. The week 81
their stay will be- all too short.
Mrs. Bre-lln has opened her house To-
the summer.
Prof. Kinks and family are expcctec
soon.
Mrs. Eva Eaton will tax. summer
boariers again, having returned from
the West and opened her house.