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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
MUSICAL.

ORGANS, ORGANs-S25, S35, $40. $50.
" S6e-Second-hand, IN perfect order; Ma.
son Il Hamlin, Estey Story d. Clark, Kim
ments. Howard, Farwell d Co, ia East
Third st.
GAMBLE PIANO-Beautlful Circassian
- walnut case, fine tone, fully warranted;
regular price 1910, we offer for three days at
$50; on easy terms if desired. Howard.
Farwell Il Co., ia East Third ST.
DlANO-TUNING $3.50; first class work
guaranteed; Address s. E. Crutchet,,
hoX 492 postofice,,St. Paul: references
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES

THE SIT. PAUL TRUST COMPANY
Offices, EndicOtt Block, Fourf.a
Streef-Acts as executor, admiHs
1stratOr, guardian, trustee, as
siSnee, receiver. etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
FINANCIAL.

y NJ. NEWPORT ( SON, INVEST
IA. ment Bankers loan money on i'm
OILS at per cent ION or before. Offices.
New Pioneer Press Building. ST. Paul. and
Bank OF Minneapolis Building, Minneapolis
A DO YOU WANT TO BORROW
n money at lower rate than you can
borrow through any other agency? The
American Mortgage Loan company. Room z,
and jackson SITS, will let you have any
amount, $40. $50, $25, $40, S75. S1OO OF
S200-in fact, any kum you wish-on your
gold watch. diamonds, household furniture.
horse, buggy piano, carriage, etc. alta lower
rate than you can possibly get it elsewhere
GOODS can remain in your possession, and
you can pay part any time you want and
stop interest Business private and conf
Dental. You can have your own time in
paying up principal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09

hog LOST-A Newfoundland dog. near.
- ly tull grown. answers to name OF
'Rover;' s. reward if delivered at 467 Vir
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
HORSES AND CARRgAGE,
CHIROPoDrsT.

r OCKWOOD, TIE CHIROPODIsT-
- All diseases Of the feet 293 and 204
Endleott Arcade, Robert ST., between Fourth
and Fifth sts
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09

Fl oRSE-Strayed or stolen from pasture,
Ia one light bay mare Dabout fifteen hands
high; weighs about l,0G0 pounds: has small
scar from wire fence cut on upper part of
front left leg; liberal reward for any in.
formation leading TO her return. Address
" M'Wessal, IT,, corner East Eighth ST., ST.
PaHl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09

COWS FOUND - Taken up, two COWS
y and q steer; owners may have same by
claiming same and paving expenses. August
Kuhne, Lake Josephine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09

DOCkETBOoK LOST-Near the corner
4 of Summit and Rice sts., pocket-book
containing tensdollar bill and some change.
two keys steamboat pass. ETC.: finder will
please return TO Helen L. Becnu, PIT DAYTON
av.. and receive reward.
&ATCHEL LOST-A hand satchel. CON
- EMBELLISHMENTS and bandages. Re-
turn 10 Dr.. Gillette. Seven corners, and re-
Ceive reward, at once
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
LOST AND FOUND.

cow FOUND-A cow, red, with viii
y spots. Call at Peter Sehnitzius PlaC
Gu Arcade St, near Lake Phalen ay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-09
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS oFFEHED.
szsEa.

4 RE YOU a CATHOLIC? Are you I'M
n employed? viii you work for S15 per
week! Write to me at once. j. r. Gay, 1914
Madison St Chicnnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
WILSON'S MILLS

Among those In town ~ho haN. taken
begging lohs ar- D. \. FLINT al the big
br-bs II the meadows viii pat Ia ton
hss.-.; u. e. anil a. u. lIrnncit onc ON
Iss,cr lllll ani the either ga Parker
Iiiil. fr,i Tsylof wiil pat Ia q team on
the sr-t sil- 81 Nri.ccps.
". \. storey hs. h.-n io ~i"Sartsi"u
after lnsiie hulsh ior the sch"ol house.
Frci Taylot I. Smuggling his h"us".
~nos squsll the I'D.
iloratio chase, "t Upton, has l-'cn az
looklng over a loggin. joh.
Gcprgc Hssp~. the veil AMI fa'orshlt
known lumtef dealer. ~ is~ision, ~as
in towu Friday. .
a. the rrJort ~ post oricrs Ia Oxford
County ! think thew iii NO, vial, the
Wilson's MIL. poet oficc. u u well AZ
ranged Cor delivery and !. veil tskeu
care 20. bat q. Zoe u. l-ring In GENITAL
place or convenient for the Inhabitants
h CERTAINLY !. not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
ALBANY.

Simon Grover has .old hi. farm to Mr..
Culbert. Of stratford, y. III.
Abel Andrews has rented his farm Tor
on. year Ia simon Grover.
Justice Aspinwall has given his farm
to Mrs. Nancy 4. Andrews for which
.he (. Ia care for him during hi. life.
Mrs.. Andrews aud her husband have
moved TO the A.pinwall home. Their
sick boy !. vet very low and no, much
prospect of recovery.
Mi. Anna n. Cummings, MIS- Amelia
Matl,-sson. Mrs. Hattie Wilbur aud
Mrs.. Angie Bean are attending the meet
Ing of the Union Conference nj Lowell
village.
Rev. Insley Iiesn, Of Conway, y. IT,,
called on his brother, A. u. Bean, We'd
ne.lsy.
Joseph ". Cumming. found Que OF
hi. best sheep dead In the pasture. The
veins of the neck were opened and thu
blood sucked out. No other mutilation
Mrs.. Charlotte Cummings u quite III
Mrs. Dexter Cummings il on the sicI
LIT.
Mr.. Alton Ternsld Ia sick.
Mr.. Tricky and two children, o
jackson, y. H., are spending a fe~
weeks at her fathers, W. w. Birds.
C-oryla Bird has returned from Jack
.on. y. H., aud Will soon go to Norti
Norway to spend the winter In tn
family Of Mr.. Pierce.
Henry A. Cross IL visiting hi. mother
Mrs. james A. Klmbsll aud baby wer'
thrown from the wagon by q runawa,
horse. Mrs.. n. was quite badly injured
The baby lodged In the bushes aud wa'
not hurt. The wagon was badly smash
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
eRveauQ0.

Instead ~ the usual sunday evening
meeting at the Congregational vcstrJ
there vas temperance lecture by Vol.
ney Cushing. Mr.. Cushing lecturet
again on Monday eyeulng nj Marks Hall.
Mrs. Mary n. Casseli aud son Ralph
started for Illinois on Wednesday where
che will rrmsln at present, making her
home at r-oris, where her son Walter Is
la business.
Nj. Mary Harrow. went To boston on
"Wednesday.
U,ey. u. y. stone .. taking hls yaea-
tlon for few weeks In Massachusetts.
Ills family arr With him.
There Was quite q delegation from
here Ia the Union Conference az Lowell
on Wednesday aud Thursday.
llcv. Mr.. Young attended the funeral
~ Mrs. stephen Chandler In stow on
Wednesday.
Mr.. william has opened hl. store In
the Que vacated by 4. q. Frye.
The house built by fred Haley near
Thompson. clothing store has been
bought by Georgc iIammons. formerly
~ thi. place, nov living az Conway.
Mr.. Dinsmorc has been out ~ school
for few days on account 81 sickness,
but !. out again.
samuel Evan. Ia. raised the roof ~
the old house snd l. making other Inn.
protcments.
Mr.. Jane. Weston aud Mrs. sarah
Weston stariei for their home In We
con.in on "wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
wIsr sucsgIIlp.

Dccaiur Turner aud family moved "a
south Paris this week.
u. q. LoSe has had furnace put IN
his house.
Augustus Mathew had pairing hcs
last Friday night. aud 4. 4. Warren a
husking saturday night.
Mr.. George simpson ani Wife ~ Han.
sou. Mas. made hi slater. Mr.. \. VI.
ilonncy, a short ,i.lt last week.
4. :. iic.sey had huskisg Friday
night. Oc ohcr 10Th.
Mr.. u. q. Lowe l. not a. we'll a. com
mon.
q. ". Lowe has bought n horse.
simeon Briggs Vas AZ hi brother :
last week.
Mr.. Dclflnc Harlow ~ BANGOR WAS al
hl. mothers Last sc,k.
\. n. Ellwood has commenced work
In the sled factory AZ South Paris again.
Ilsni,mln Tarucr. 80 Mechanic Pals,
-. At hit brothers, Dastlne Turner'S.
last sunday.
q. n. fr,nch and Wife were az from
lewiston hsi sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
EAST SUMNER.

AbOut twenty-five persons from East
SUMMER attruie,i the ~uniay school con-
ference al lIurkheld On "Wednesday and
enjoyed a pleasant session. your Sab
hath school. In town were represented.
4 benefit for fr-i ". Blsbe- was ~
Gently got up from which over sfD VA.
rraliIed. frct VA. the youth Who ~a.
so badly injured BY falling from build
Ing Ia lewiston last spring ani Il nj
present slowly recovering At the Central
Maine Hospital.
Mr.. II. :. Hibbari !. getting along
finely Al the Maine General Hospital Ia
Portland where .he underwent surgical
operation "a remove what !. supposed "a
have b.cn a cancer on the breast. shs
has daughter that !. nurse 10 the hos
pltAl. :,
Al thi. date, Mrs. Hattie Head Ham
mond 4. very low aud serious doubt. ar,
entertained of her recovery.
High school closed on Friday aud wa.
a d.ci,ie.i success. under the direction of
Mr.. q. 4. Record, % Paris.
SLOCUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
sEMRN


Miss Msmis Hsker as made happy CA
the ucyasion ~ her thirteenth birthday.
Monday ~ this sc-k. by th. pr-seni ~
a. nic, gold ring sni . splrndd h'-nk. the
latter ne gift - hsf scboolmai"- sud
teacher. The name - each donor l. in-
.rrih-i on III fy-lesf sul should the
fair ryripirnt - spared 10 Sill D. q mr-
uisnt" much prif-,i In thu comlng years
V h.n The Nuuthful hand shall have h-"u
scattered tsf and aide. ln thu evening
- ihs .amr daV = surpfis" pauv Nt.ii-d
isr ~ her home sui msds tn closing
hour. ~ ths daN gay 9Th The prvssncs
20 their bright Nuuug isc~s.
= :. Allsu L. snou a. muNr frun the
ruwtrs pltsv. kumor ssys that En-
gsnr Powers l. o. oCcuPy that rvni Shcn
10 L. vacated
pautha Nldtich .. stopping a few
daVs a her hrnth.f.. \. ". fosrrs'
e. \ Hnkrr l. ahout moving Into
camp to vut hiryh for j. \. Thur.ion.
ufin Foster hks .ent 80 barrels 20 aI'-
pie. 20 Berlin. IT, svis - per barrel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
MEXICO

J,r,i. ". Richards died about quarter
pss, 4 O'Clock. =. NJ, Sunday the 18th
int. Mr. Richsr,is VAS Que ~ our lead
ing riiltsns and among our most rnier-
prislng men. lie owned and .ucce-sful-
Ia csrris-i on a large farm. lie Vas viii
log 20 ah In public improvements. lie
had he.n -el-ctman many terms, aud
wIll b. very much missed. lie had
hsen .lck since early spring, unable
~ work. yst sround and out ~ doors up
10 rcceW date. lii. death was not
lacked for ~ soon. lie WAS the son OF
Ephrsim and Hannah (iIlcksl Richards,
was horn In Mexico aud had always nv
"A In that town. III. father u the oldest
male rrsident ~ our town. Ills mother
died Ina lisa. lie leaves a widow, four
.obs and three daughters. Funeral al
nj. late residence Thursday Last. ELDER
usnnafori officiating clergyman. The
bou.s Was hlled With relatives and
friends % OVERLOOKING.
SfARkE>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
wCsr Btrnul

These cold nights ~srn "a. to prepare
for winter
\ very little tall blowing IA. bccn
done.
John " rhilhruos ~ North Bethel
made a sais day Toe stock last saturday.
sslling si-put INV heai. Byroa shaw.
iiasiing. nsan. p-CAr grower and \. W.
Grnvvr drove HON. about half m. mum
lsr. All Zoe young sto,k, Tor wintefing
fhrrv ss-ms a. - shortage ~ Young
cattle lu this Nicinlty.
u y. nesn went "a Chafle.ioSn,
Mass. ast Wednesday, Nhsrv he will
stop fof The winter Niih hi daughter
iannie. Mr.. rhomss Morrill,.
Ern~st Cr,sckrt hss closed MI. seasons
labor siih oscar GruVcr AMI gone 10
Gothsm. y. a., to wotk Tor Mr.. Hitch
cogk
y : Han hss lately purvhs.ed seven
tssu huuilrei acre. % Mild lAnds, tn
tend. o. keep hi MIN. running iof some
time yst.
Eisari Mh.,l~r diTi ihi. saturday
morning ~. faihsr, T.. u. whcslsr. l.
very sick giih iv,ef ~ thl. time; . really
distressed family. Mud nsighhor. are
doing III they can.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
WesY SIMMER.

Rev. Mr.. Ilsmilton's lecture was pat
poned the sOth. because ri the rain. Ii
le delivered I'm the near future.
We learn from 4 reliable source that
Mrs. Talbot wa. .o much Improved ne Ia
at M being dressed on sunday. Tier
daughter, Mrs. l'ierce cf Abingdon, IL
with her.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Elmer T.. Tucli of West
Part. are visiting al n. u. ioNker'., Mrs.
rs parents, before the commencing ~
Mr.. r. school Nov. 2nd, IN Greenwood.
Mr.. John Mur,h aud son az Augusta
were In the ,illsg. q few days since.
Dr. Bisbee returned from bis South
ern trip Oct. -.
"Psring bec." sr- among the novelties
~ late. Charlie Handy aud Alvin Ia
r-y have revived the old fashion aud y
genuine pairing bee u the result, for ihI.
ani last week.
4. l.. rucll 10 walcrtosn, Mass, IL
visiting III. father, II. u. Tuell.
Mis- Lara fsrrar !. on the sick ll., AZ
her sisters, Mr.. ~. q. Chsniler's.
We ful We are not alone In helng la
tercsted In ''Johu'." letters aud are glad
that b. points a. the great beyond, ss Ne
ought to prepare Tor heaven and eternity,
Will n must come o. u. all: some early.
some late. but come u must.
IlenbFidg- Doble. wife aud baby have
moved a. l.i,ermor- Falls.
Dr. q. VI. Bl.b~c 4, having a furnace
put Into hI. h"u-. from \. L.. a v. D.
Go.', " siston.
Dc,. Abel stct.ou after Intense aud
prolonged suffering from cancer 81 the
eve, va. frrsl by death th. morning ~
the .pth. Although DC has bccn Tor
week. thought ~ b. nearly through The
eni was long " coming but the friend.
arr relieved to know b. wss not per-
fectiy cousciou. 20 hi suffering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
ptcsyAlt

eur people hav. hni.hci harvesting
aud have gone o. rios iug and preparing
their guuund for another crop next s.a-
son. they se,m Co place more rrlancc
Tor a crop iu pluck, p~rssVvrancc aud
PRO, id~ncv than In polliics. still they
knos something 20 political eyonomv
and how supply and demand and -
ps,ially how "guphcrs affect their
profit. AMI vote according Ia their un-
dsfsttnding
ear sirk 80 fsf ss Ne know are con-
Nalr.ging eXcept Mr. BRAY Who started
rrvvutly for Auhufn aud lewiston Z"
take adyic. - The physicisns th-r- aud
" thought adNisable "a ~ 10 the Maine
Geu~ral Hospital.
Mr. Mshitahl.. rvlict a th. late Rev.
:. :. Myman. 81 this tosn, died Quit"
suddenly While Si.iting Al her sous, D..
a. N,man's In Woodstock. The funeral
"a. AZ her late home on Sunday, Rev. \.
e. Ahi-st officiating. Mr.. Nyman
aud her hushlnd we're among the Early
settler. - this town. They hsscd their
homs cut 20 the wilderness. They
profr..si religion Early In their marrl"i
lie. IA. Nss helpmatr In the fullest
seu.s o. her husband.
eur daughter, Mr.. :. 4. liers"v, OF
North Auburn. sends "a word that she
picked and canned tso isrs of raspbsf-
lusrfiss ca Otober Sth. How. that Tor
''frufsn Maine" AZ the NesisrDers la the
army used to call thee ely.lsn hsld..
cur Fvsssn ,lsn. and Blsines, and our Nel-
.ou.. and especially that old hghtlng It
Msins cavalry gave them some point. In
.oms thing, didn't they, BUCK 81 south
hul"f
Ani by the way. Buck, In tsl.tlng
tWigs let "a. not forget that the Demo
crat hts lots ~ vrsdsr. aud It's facts
they Naut, not tafiy. "Brainy," Why
m, dear .lf. what are you giving them
4 stuffed image for thc fun % knocking
tho siufiiag out % him, az babboon Ike
| carving "a. up high to make .arr oi
cracking cur cocoanut Ia the fslls stop
| ronksying -Of-or else .ubp-rns soms
Niin.s.e. from sacr-i aud prOfsn@ his
tory that will untwist your horrid 're-
/ Hgiou" aud show " up In all it, Grabbed,
cross-gralns,i crcokednes., aud wc may
vt a lawyer o. cross-eNamine yoa W.
tie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

The advance guard 10 winter Il herr.
In. mount In top. Netv white 9th
snsw Yesterday and the groand !. fr"ten
thl. morning The air IL cold and
brs-tng.
A.S. Rstn u builiin; q stahl. on his
~toseil plac- Va Mason Tor the u.c ~ hi'
tssms. IL l. making preparations for .
biz winter. inb. lie has bought tb"
Eli,. rhoma. land Ia town ani !. nego-
ti.ting With I. 4. Bean foe hi. hmi'rr
lsnd.
CT. brown has cot hls houss plaster
81 aud L. making other n-ssiei repairs.
E.V. I. \. IIesn from Conway va. al
hl. brothers. y. !. Beans, rrc.ntly.
n. a.. Mason !. hauling dry hard Sooi
Ca Wet IIeth-l. lie gets So . cord.
so. a Alhsrt Grover ar- about done
thrvshlng. They have done cool hu'i-
nc.s this fall.
Mason send. compliment. Ia John aud
wishes Ia sAy that therr 1. great differ
enc, between the ground aud dirt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
WIS., pERu.


Mr.. O'Nrll la. put on q cr-s near NJ.
heu rrp.t'. Ia work on hls .cciion 81
the railroad.
Mr.. Osgood, Of Hartford, has gOt hi.
lob ~ clearing the brush Oh th. railroad
done aud goos homs.
NJ. O.good ani your correspondent
met In the dark aud lockci Wheels, ~
.ult thru. broken wagon thill., Que cto..
tssT, two hstU~..s. more or lcs. d"mol-
i.hcd, ~ bonss broken.
Daniel CANNON !. digging a well 10
supply his hou. 90 With water.
jaime. n. Burg~.. I. having . hsri
iob on hl. ncw plrcc II rad motr stone
than rarih.
Mr.. Mary wym,n, NIXON II the late
R-y. I. :. Myman. died II the home ~
her son, Gibb. wym,n, AZ BrNant-
puni. Oytot.r sl,i, sg,~i 80. IN" funcr-
~ Nas NJ her hume Ia ihi. town, the
18Th, attended by Rev. \. \. Abbott.
Tc,i. Rev. lI:ll, write, iIle.."d are
thu dead etc which IL most c-rtslnly
TIA. ~ the subject of thi. n0ticc, not
only her encouraging word. bat her
kindly hand alsays rach.-l out Ia the
n~-iy. ~. life va. q living testimony
that shs kneS IN whom .hs trusted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
ANDovUR.

The Congregational Circle was enter
tslnci by Mrs. George iIntchins, In the
hall Last week. Exercise. Ia the upper
hall, and an antiquarian supper va.
given.
Ml.s Hernia roor enter. the normal
school az farmlngton this week.
quite a number took advantage Of the
excursion fare Ia Boston.
4 town meeting called for the pur-
po.e II locating. or rather, looking the
ruutc over through Hack Mountain
Notch With the Intention ~ locating,
called cut quite number. A commit
tee "a. choscn a. measure the distance
from Andoycr Ia llumford Falls. which
they dii last week aud report very
fair chance Tor rad, although some
grade must b. oyervom~. How much
r,mnlns o. b. seen. III. distance !. not
materially shortened nv lea,lng the road
near the late T. E. Merrill. house aud
striking the road near Charlie. Corknm'.
bulliing. The cutlrr disianc. between
the village ~ Andpycr sni l,umfori
Fall. I. IL mile. BY the proposed route.
Ny item. by .om. oversight were
ml.lsld, consequently failed To reach the
editor.
The village school. will give q public
entertainment AZ the hall on saturday
evening. ct. n. q full report ~ which
will D. given next week. III. proverbs
20 toward q Dag for the school houses.
Truly q worthy object.
The law suit, Taylor VI. Russell
proved q hgsle. "a $40 evidence could
IT, procured the case va. Discharged.
D.. :. roor report. thirty harms yet Ito
ihrrsh.
Thomas 4 Porter have taken log.
cling contsc, linding on the tmbagog
lake.
n. L.. Poor has .old hi. large horse.
90 Henry Porter.
ilorn Co the wife Of Prank Roberts,
p-t. -. . son.
Born tn the wife 81 Frank Gordon,
ct. H., q sou.
III. uood T-mpl,r. chose the follow
ing officer. Tor the next quarter:
Ct. .. " Hrlsy
II Miss gsftis prv.-sr.
~. Miss nlsnfh~ fusrv.
- Mt. issais Mhcheu.
W.. nahhins
" Mis- Nstus Hiphy
4 Est b \ Noffrs.s.
g. Nr. l.ihss i.souari
= Cavnrs A.srs.
The lodge hold. melting. regularly
Nth gool ATTENDANCE. Total member
ship ~.
The .trrtm. arr very low. The Mill.
arr Idle most % the time, owing "a low
water.
The village school. clo.cd last Friday.
Tho ssm. teacher. have besn engaged
Tor the winter term, after four weeks
vacation. Both teicher. Ia We given good
.atisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
GIlEAD

The weather l. colder sni more Win.
try sni the mountains are capped With
snow thi. Wednesday morning.
The new engine and cars for the Wild
River Railroad have arrived. The engine
u an odd plcc. ~ machinery. u u q
iouhlc cnder aud has four pairs ~ drive
wheels. They are bull, al Lima, Ohio.
J. ". kimbsll Who has been station
agent here ever since the Grand Trunk
va. built Ia. resigned and q man from
Cansds take. hls place. Mr.. kimbail
has aiso been postmaster aud town
clerk for nearly forty year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Tho 9Th scml-anuuil session oi the
Union Congregational Conference va.
held at Lowell Village on wcinc.d,y aud
Thursday, Ort. 18th anl sgih. Moier.
sior. 4. n. Chapman ~ lowell, aud
Scri,,-. Rev. ~. \. Freeman, ~ North
Bridg,on. The attendance va. good
aud the meeting. very Interesting and
helpful. sermons nv Rev. v. u. last
man aud Rey. 4. ~. Iiarbuli. l.ey. y.
u. I'ike ~ Exeter. y. H., and Hon. v.
". WOO ibury. 81 il'thel, vcrc present,
both former in.ml,-r. of the conferences.
quite delegation II the Ms.onlc frs-
isrnlty attended, ~. funeral II the late
stephen Chandler. ~ STOW, on Wedncs-
day.
Mr.. firnham. II salem, ani Grin
Andrews ~ lswrrnc", srr buying apple.
In thi. place. The price l. low. l-S At
lTyehuTs station.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
HARTFORD.

We have been 80 busy Of late that We
have not had much time 10 gather items.
The line school finishes next week.
&. NJ. Irish has horse which got
hurt about four weeks ago. II 10 doubt
ful about it, recovery.
si.25 seems To be the price paid for
No. I apples at present.
Dexter Quincy and Frank jordan have
snapped horses.
VIM. y. Bicknell has done quite an en-.
tensive business this fall cutting and
burning bushes.
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hEARON

Mr.. and Mr.. AIel liumpu. Of Nor
Nay have b--u visiting relative. here.
Mofty Cu.hman spent last sunday at
home.
Rebeeca llibbs I. sick With fever.
one ~ the young students while nj
play fell aud broke hl. arm. Dr. Don
ham .st Il aud he I. doing we'll.
Last sunday VA. observed a. conSen-
ton sunday. The exercise. passed on
well. Monday aud Tuesday evening.
ucr. devoted "a Rev. \. 4. Her
ri,k's lecture. which were very enter
tanning aud Instructive. They were well
attended.
Wednesday evening Prof. aud Mr..
Sargent gave a reception to th. students.
John Gurney l. In town visiting.
Mr.. aud Mrs. i. u. sturievant have gone
Ia Dixfield Ia visit their sou Dr. j. =.
sturt.,ant.
i,ert Glover has taken th. contract To
dig the church cellar and has begun
work.
We learned this week IL the death of
Mrs. stevens, widow of the late Rev. L..
q. stevens, a former pastor here.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolSos OF TIE WEEK NJ AL
SECTIONS or TIE COUNTY.
RIIhrI


The brother 10 Ml.. Butiloag. Who
died az the Bethel House sunday, has
The sympathy ~ IN. whole community.
AAroa ,ross, ag~i q ycsrs. wss bari-i
from The Elm. Friday afternoon. iils
daughter. Mrs. Gcrrish. leases the house.
Rev. II. W. Hardy condaet.d the ser,-
lc~-. lie wss the last member 20 q
large family grcstiy respected In thl.
community. :. 4. Brosk ~ Malien.
Mass, ~as In town In attendance ob the
funeral
Mr.. rurington and Mr.. v. :. Chsnd-
ler attended the union conference At
lowell "Wednesday aud rhur.iay Nth
their father
Wymin Bro.. anl.hei shipping their
corn saturday. They have fllei tweuty-
foar ears With ls.0o hoxe.. Their pay
hlll foots about sls,usn.
l.. J.. Mssoa. E.q.. ef Bsthsl. u put
ting In = mill Tor saving .I--sl strip. At
AndoNer.
lbs. .. VI. coin I. about moving To-
Milford. Mas.
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.oauA, LAKE,

Mr.. El,is MerroN has gone to Ne
chauic faiis the psst wcsk on 'i.ii ."
her slstrrs
=. l. rArtthlgr AMI wife have fvturn-
e,i from Portland. We all hops b" ~ill
o. much better soon.
\ Nj. E,ans from lls.ton !. Whiting
a. ! l.. rsrtrilgvs.
Z. " lartfilgy aud ErNin frosi sr'
doing stone sofk Cor 4. 4. >ts,vns als'
Ephrtim N"od. Prank and George No,sd.
Mr.. IRWIN frpst AMI daughter ,i'iici
att. " rauriigr's thi. s-~k.
Mr. Jhts. fru.t a North Norway isat
vork Zoe =. " rsr,riigr repairing his
huLIlLngs.