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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05
TROrTERs AND PAGERS.
Happy Bee, Maggie r and Little
Albert Win.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug 1.-THE grand
circuit races opened here to-day. The
weather was threatening all afternoon,
but no rain fell. There was good at
tendance. Following are the sum
mariaS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05

Denna. Charles Baker and several local
men. The race will be four hours each
night from 7:30 to IL 80 p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05

Earned runs, Sioux City 3 bases on balls.
Kansas City ); struck ont, by Hart g. by
Roach Q: wild pitch, Roach; sacrifice hits,
Sioux City 3, Kansas City /; hit by pitcher,
Morrissey passed ball, Gunson; bases stolen.
Kansas City ); double plays, Scheibeek to
MOrrissey, Pickett TO Manning to3Stearns;
time. two hours: umpire. Knight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05
BREWERS GET EVEN.

The Cream City NTer. Easily De-
feat Lincoln.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. August Mil
waukee defeated Lincoln tO-daylby hard
hitting. 0'Day was knocked out of the
box in two innings. Score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05
Cuticura ResoIYent

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SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, exter-
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of the skin and blood, from pimples to
scrOfllla
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. soc ::
Soar. 23e; REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
r. send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases. >,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05

HARVH Skin and Scalp purified and
I'M beautiied by CUTIcURA SOAR. Abb
S0lutplv Dura
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-05
Que onT for interfering with fielder

Boston. .....O o 0 0 0 o III
Cincinnati. 0 0 @ 0 0 c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
= - v.NlR-AL c-Aptl

EWIf. Iuly -, ls3l.
Ii# Congregational ."ci-
..fHs The Ns.try % uiT
r.i 90 thr sarir,i purposes
.f serve. arr working O.
.l..i chapel o. D. cslis,i
Memorial 'hap.l. la honor
. Garland. co. pl.t"r tur urar-
......' 'lr ~,runI 'ouervga-
'..... Hi.h .Iucr hi. dcCrlss
..E fhr fIr.t church.
al. started only a year
.. .HI over a thousand dob
.a. . -.'i. aud in he ,ar'-
' ftI..i ty NOmrn's fertile
IT,. ..I .D,ahic ou rhursday
..-f esrk. July "a, AZ The
.-. D. 10. chapman, Nh-rr
...r.sf. lr. creams aud cake
.i. anil very pleas
...frfa.umrut as eujoyrd.
.E. .,t will o. r. fair to be
|-. 'fHf l;i,vrsiie Park. Shich
.ss. fitted up ou Mr.. Moses
Ni. H.I. sod contains a remark
Hfu.r truttiug Course.
- making the afternoon q
..r ht means 20 Lawn
m.Hf lul other game, and
H.. spread In ths beautiful grove
.., ...s 'f ths park. Nill D. sold
.-'.. irl ornamental, and ic'
... ..HfeUtiuurry, etc.
2 nj .Ir summer visitors euiei
. . their rlsus AMI furnish
Or th- fancy tables, and
'.. proved generous patrons
mHr firs have b-cn held.
nh. ifF Prove ainy, the fail
postponed 600 III hrst pleasan'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
AlRANv.


Mr.. Asplnwall Il quite sick With Ia
grippe.
Mis- Foster ~ North Bridgton l.
spending a few week. az Daniel Clark's.
l.. y. Cumming. aud his eldest son OF
uxbridgr, Mass, made short ,i.it
among relatives last week.
Mis-. Cora, daughter II Freedom BIRD,
Il nj home for short time.
bog days weather makes II rather slow
finishing up having.
Ernest *. Woodbury., who has been In
=. II. Loyejoy's family few weeks, la.
returned Ia Csstinc. lie has entered
IIowdoln Colleg. aud will commencc
there at the opening of the term la sep
,ember. lie 4 n son Of the late Prof. u,
Woodbury. of Castine Normal school.
Tyler 7. Cole l. at Lynn, Mass.
Corn l. looking pretty well, notwitb-
standing the frequent cold days and
nights.
Dey. win &. Wood will preach An
gust ., 1885 a. N. Subject, "Di.elple'
Of Jesus. sabbath School subject,
.Christ's Authority. 4 =. ", Y. u.
\. &. H., at Dresser school house,
.Chri.t our Judge. ! IL q. NJ, sub
ject, "Naamsn". "Wednesday evening,
August 8, 1880 y. NJ, subject, "God'.
Government In Events. Providence and
PRAYER"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolsos OF rnE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS oF TIE COUNTY.
TRvSeuRG


The funeral of Mr.. James nm wa.
stiensi~i by Rev. Mr.. >t.srns AZ "Grceu
Iilil" on Monday.
L. n his grandmothsr'., Mrs. >ouiher's.
Mrs.. lmma iost Palmer and her tao
ehlldren, Of Brooklyn, y. y, arr at her
fathers.
Mr.. W. 4. Robinson 81 the Dudley
>chool. Boston. and his wifc and son.
srr AZ Mr.. warren's.
Mr.. .corgr lard "a ihllsdelphla l.
visiting friends here, stopping at Mr..
Scth Pages.
IA T.. klmhail. son 20 Jonathan Kim
ball, q native ut TIL. village. who i-ft
h.rc thirt y-uine years ago, has hseu ,is-
Ting the sccnc- of hi. childhood. Mr..
kimhall l. a succ.ssful carriage builder
In JsmAlcs riain, Mass.
Dr. q. 4. bradley !. Ia the vlcinliy on
q hshing excursion.
samuel locke "a Lowell IL taking hi.
vacation az this time, ani With al.
mother yisltnd her former home In Cor.
ham. y. a.. last week.
ircd fife l. AZ home from Augusta.
The cold fAlny weather has hindcr,sl
The arrival 70 many az the assembly. bat
All the exercises are going on according
To the programme. a. = large number
are Ia attendance. President Bumstead
OF atlanta Ca University, WAS present
ons day.
Mr.. NcNmans class have completed
their course % lessons, and left on Sat
urday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
wIsr SUMNER.

Mr.. VIM. II. Kerry was 80 unforta.
nate AZ 10 Nalk % the stairs, mlstaking
the door. breaking her shoulder aud arm
bclow, ths same arm brokeu year agu
AZ ths wrist.
Rev. ami Mr.. Roscoe Remick aud
thre, Chllir,n ~ last LlVrrmorc Mills.
arv speudiag their vacation At Mr.. H.
hums.
Rev. Geo. a. Berry 20 Liberty l. Also
home FOE vacation. the children that
cuuld 30 ~. all b.ing home, their
mothers sccidsnt Fastening their rv,urn.
z. T.. Handy l. newly und~rplnnlsg
his shop, ani bailding a story above Cor
a dsclling.
Mr.. 4. n. Stctsou. a Norway rccsiy,,l a
telegram % meet her parents. Dr. Stw-
Yer and Wiic and Young brother Of San
fanei.cu, la liostou Zoe few days the
past wr~k
Dca. >tstson j. suffering very much
Niih palu. where the eye was removed
Lea Nav
Ilsury ". smith. piano manufacture
- li,,s;on. Nith Miss ioChlAn, have bc.n
in N. village several DAYS.
Mr.. Isaac Heath 20 Waicr,illc, L. visit
lng friends aboui iown.
Tho Go,d rcmplar. Increased their
numbers o. ltu msmh.rs, az their last
m..ting W arr glad o. have 80 houf-
ishiug an Organization In our village.
NJ aud Mr.. i,ohle are sith th,if
daughter Mr.. Thaycr AZ >ouih fafis.
iia,ing &. nearly dni.h"i and gu,-i
season aud Nicli arc rrportcd.
\ public auction l. advertised the >ih
q Nuru.t fur The ale ~ 4. l. licaths
dr, guo,is AMI grOC"ries.
D. a.. pOhls. wifv aud daughter r.
turned from Massachusstt. tlse siih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
RuMeoRo CENTRE.

Dr. Carroll Abbott Of Albion, Me-,
made a short visit home to see his broth
er's wife, Mrs. q. ~. Abbott who has
been very sick. she IL steadily gaining
now under his treatment.
Mr.. benjamin Jackson, wife aud chill
dren, are visiting relatives la Rumford.
They In company with Mr.. &. T.. Eaton's
family and the Misses Stevens Of lew
iston, took q pleasant drive up To Rox-
bury Pond and byron, saturday.
Mrs. Proaty and her two children from
Massachusetts,, are visiting AT y. n.
EilIott's.
Mr.. Herbert Hutchinson, formerly .
I.umford boy, but now holding splendid
position at Jos Angeles, CAL, NJ super
Intendent Of streets, Il exported here
soon.
Mr.. Wallace Lufkin, wife and child, Of
Chicago, are visiting at his fathers.
Miss Eva kimbali Il at her fathers.
She will remain several weeks In town.
she has Travelled quite extensively but
thinks "Old Rumford" has some Of the
prettiest scenes Ia be found.
Mr.. j. II. Martin and brother have
quite q number Of summer boariers and
more will come soon. They have estab.
llshed splendid reputation. All
Who 20 there are pleased With their
| treatment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
; auckelElD.

Dexter Lowe Of Stoughton, Mass, u
nj his brothers, Preston iowe's.
". q. rercivsl IL Auburn has been Ia
town the ps.t week.
James 4. Emery and Edwin Chapman
81 Boston are guests OF Miss Ellic u.
Morrill,.
Mrs. Ciecrs Chapman aud sister, Mrs.
Coriie Toppam Of Newburyport. Mass,
are at Coyle's.
Mrs.. W. y. Hard 81 Auburn made q
nying vi,lt Ia friends In this vicinity last
"wednesday.
Mrs. \. 4. Andrew. Of Nashua, ". a.,
visited the family Of Alfred Cole last
week.
The young people had social dance
nj Nerinscot Hall FRIDAY evening.
Mrs. Irish, dressmaker, has moved Ia
chambers recenily occupied by Homer
y. Chase 4 Co, IN the Themes rem.
Mr.. J. y. Rycrson, rcceuily of Paris,
has opened an Office opposite the post
office for repairing watches and clocks.
The young people 81 the village made
an excursion a. Oh. mountain Wednes-
day. Some ~ them returning In q hay
rack locked like a hand Of migratory
Glpsic..
Officer Warren Il obcying the orders
of Governor Burlelgh for = stricter en-
forccmcnt IL the prohlbitory law, aud
the nations II some ~ the suckers are
getting low In consequence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
GRAFTON

Died, IN Grafton. july 7th, Mab-l &.
Parker. oldest child ~ g. q. and Angle
l.. Parker. W. wcrr al 80 slck NJ ih"
time mention IT her death To- the papc'
Was neglected.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Eufus farrar Nish io
express their gratitude AMI many thanks
Ia thosr Ia Grafton and Upton Who 80
unilrlngly helped thcm In their rcccnt
sickness.
The morning ~ the 18th We had an
unwclcomc Visitor Ia the person ~ Jack
frosi. hut NJ the sun rose h. left, leav-
ing no tracks Ia tell that b. had been
here.
Fred kllgorc l. al work for !. ~.
ftrrar In haying.
Two In town arv done haying. Hay
crop line, the bc.t for YEAR,.
D.. 4. Stcarns was In town buying
calves to-day.
Philip Wcst aud Enoch Sargent have
caught five bears thl. summer. The
last Que was large Que.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
PORTER.


Farmers are closing up haying; there
will be a fine crop.
Other crops are looking we'll, except
apples. which will be light.
Quite number are on the sick list
with the measles. They are having a
general run throughout this section nj
the prcsen, time.
Dr.. Weeks aud swasey Of Portland,
Dr. Bennett of lIridgton and Drs. swa-
sey and smith of Cornish, held consul
tatlon saturday last In the case Of John
swasey IL Cornish, who was Injured by
falling twenty-five feet from house he
was repairing. They all pronounced
his case doubtful. believing that there
was fracture 30 the hack bone.
Mr.. Elmer T.. French, principal Of the
seminary At Newbury, VI, has accepted
the position Of clerk In the Mcmillan
House, North Conway, v. H., during his
vacation. lie returns "a his school again
In August.
Mrs. Lydia Morrill, l. very sick and IL
expected To live but short time.
Rather cool nights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
Morris WEST BETHEL.

ney. u. II. Phelan aud wife frum sur
~, Maine, Intend making ylslt herr to
their friends. ". :. wight and wife, In
August. Mr.. rhelln i one ~ >urrys
most popular preachers. lie viii preach
AZ the Methodist church AZ Bethel Aug.
oh, az IA. regular service hour, sud al
thrc. o'clock Ia the afternoon Will give
. discourse on odd Fellowship, b. being
a member 81 that order. All dcnoml-
nation. ar, invited Ia b. pfcsent. Praise
service AZ half-past seven. Remember
the piaoe-Me,hodlst church, Bethcl
I'LL, Aug. 9TH.
Mr.. Rhois Rlch,rison from Gorham
hs. bccn at TIL. place for short visit.
Mr.. Howard 4 more comfortable.
Uncle Andrew TWitchcll came home
from hls daughters the Ji.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
EAST SUMNER.

Among recent arrivals I. Mr.. jacot
VI. Wiley 81 Dover. y. H., Who !. stop
ping with her sister, Marcclla Head
ON sumner llill.
Excursions 90 lilack Moyntaln arc FIRE
qucnt aud the bcrtie. are plenty.
Your reporter was AZ strrakc'i Mount
ain la the hall shoNcr ~ saturday, the
18Th. II sas powerful shower and the
gruund was white With hall. We took
refuge In the hrsi shower IN Dr. Whit.
man. cottage on the heights. We found
a party from i'sri. I'LL there In charge
~ Mr.. l.. Merrill.
william u. Cary {. It'll falling, with
no prospect 81 r-Cuycry.
Mlss Nellie llihharl Il again In thu
t-pst ofilr~ while Jcnni" Palmer u taking
a vacation.
Rather promlscuous weather 81 late
Too much 80 fot lawmakers. Hut fcN
meadows arr y-t eat.
Crop. 10 all Kind. are hoarlshlng.
SItaIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
MIRIAM.

Thursday the Methodist and Congre-
y,tIonal sabbath schools at East Hiram
arr enjoying picnic In the pine grove nj
Rattlesnake Pond.
Mr.. byron A. Mead Of the Gospel Ran
ner. Il visiting In town.
BsnIsmin Iildlon IL still confined To
AL. bed with lung troubles.
Mr.. Frrd q. Moulion, a graduate OF
State College, l>3i, IL at Maiden, Mass.
Rev. David Martyr preached = temper
snce sermon sunday, y. NJ, to the w. -
4. 4.
Rev. Mr.. Radcliffe preached an able
discourse on .self Denial" as an element
Of Christian character.
Mr.. Ira ID. Morrison preached on the
subject Of prayer.
TSermo9stsr July -, At zee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04

All Kind. 81 farm crop. are growing
finely; having l. much retarded hy
almost daily showers. The second crOp
~ grass hooks we'll aud pastures are la
gnui condition.
Early pp,at,es arr nice. Some piece.
ar exceptionally 80.
y. y. 'hapman ~ Gilcad, one ~ cur
good farmers brought, me bush"l II
Iotaio~. - the Beauty uf Hebron kind,
the Yield ~ tsenty-four hills, that were
teal beauties. Many ot them wOald
weigh twelve ounccs each, aud lev 10
thsm over one pound zach. Nj. chap
msn a. = farmer I. sucs~.s every time.
NJ. Merrill has bought -. u. uro-
Svr's meadow gnss p-ir the bridge.
y. q. Mills has finished hay Wing.
q. y. liru~u u white washing and
psT+ring poms.
NIss hlicc Morrillls home from VAR
meath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
WCsY pAQle

Samuel Estes Il laying q brick foun
dalton for the addition to odd Fellows
Hall.
Harrison Childs has ten acres 81 nice
! oking sweet corn.
The Coed Tcmplars are Ia have pic
nic soon.
The Ini,ersaii.t Sunday school went
tn Bryant's Pond on q plcnlc Friday.
The uni,crsallst circle met with Mrs.
q. n. Yates last Tuesday afternoon and
evening. A large number were present.
The Epworth League u Ia meet With
Miss Emma swan Monday evening.
Mr.. Freeman Emery 81 Aroostook Co.
Il visiting hls brother, Mr.. y. ". Emery.
y. u. Andrews aud wife, A. q. Curtis
and wife aDi Han Curtis aud Wife have
gone "a the lakes On fl.hing excursion.
Ex-Governor l'-rbam wa. la this place
Thursday.
Mr.. John Carsley aud daughter 81
fannlngton, Ne, aw visiting az her
fathers, Mr.. George Ilerry's.
Jonas nisbcc Il stopping with his
daughter, Mrs. 4. u. Tiell.
George stsrblrd has been At home a
few davs.
a. T.. Marshall. wife and daughter
have gone to Massachusetts, Ia yi.lt
friends In Lynn, Boston aud Cambridge.
The depot l. being treated to- new
coat II paint.
Mrs. Nancy Andrews Il spending a
few weeks In OH Orchard With her sons
family, Horace Andrews ~ lIethcl iIlll.
J. q. Andrews ~ Mechanic Falls va.
In the place Tuesday.
Mr.. Carrie Caldwell of Gorham, ".
H., Il visiting friends In this place.
Golden Rule Lodge, I. ~. u. T., No.
-, elected the following officers last
Thursday evening, VIA:
CT. Arthur tovejoy.
VT. Lube D. rpeli
v =, icftha fmman.
" =. tmna swan.
z. insf ufathury.
a.. frank T.. Adklns.
". ,.sauTe roasiss.
a.. NuTs tiarry.
=. Chrvnos Curtis
re. T, u, y. Adkins-
The standing officers for the year are
a. u, n. y As.irvw..
II. 7, Mr. tmliy tmmens.
Mr.. Iottlc Henson aud Mr.. and Mrs..
John Carlton ~ BOSTON and Mr. aud
Mr.. T.. II. bryant ~ Auburn have been
stopping At ;. W. Dunham'. the past
week.
Ml.s Liddle Sict.on from Masachu-
setts l. In the plac. whiting friends.
Mr.. sumner lincoln aud two children
from southyillc, Mass, are at Mr..
ClAfln's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
sMInIa.


Chlldvu's Day va. observed two
week. ago AZ the Methodist church
The programme ~ "rhe Pearl Gather
er." va. nicely rendered by the chill
drrn ~ the sabbath school, Mr.. y. a..
McIntirc taking the principal part, that
~ "l,eligion."
Mr.. l.. N. IeNrit and two children %
iIrokcn Bos, Neb., are Visiting al VI. VI.
llamlin's, coming there from Vermont.
where Mr.. J. has been at her old home
few Wccks.
W. would advice That your Lowell cor
respondent adjust hls spectacle. when h"
r-ads the Democrat, AZ our paper ~
ported that frIrnd Wesley with Que hand
mrNc,l an acre Ia four hours aud NJ
think hl. must have been the same.
we think our correspondent must
have read the Democrat hastily. What
ever the fact nav have BEEN, ar whatever
gar correspondent intended Ia write,
what va. written aud printed was, "s,e-
phcn =. Wesley, Who lo.t al. right arm
IN tho army. cut down an acre ~ good
gra.s In an hour. With scythe. the other
lay. Who can beat thaty'-ED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
AEhROh

Mr.. VIM. n. Moody 81 Boston j.
spending the week st Mr.. Dca. Moody,
Mrs.. =. .. Moody Will return With her
for visit.
Dr. aud Mr.. Gran. have gone a.
squirrel Island for few wcck.. Prof.
aud Mr.. Sargent went With them To-
vmtln a week.
Mi. Hester lIibb, l. visiting her uncle.
Joseph lllhhs.
Mis- Eo.a Pratt returned from Ptris
last week aud With her mother il whiting
Mi. MArthl Pratt.
Mr.. Turner ~ Boston I. boarding AZ
Nnscl lIoVm,n's for the Summer.
Mr. Ag.l ". Bumpus ani wife ~ Nor
Wav arr With friends here thl. week.
Frcd rsrsoas ani wife ~ Auburn
spent >und,y NJ !. u. sturtsyant..
Al were glad 90 .cc Mls. Marth, Pratt
AZ church last sunlay, the iir.i iim' for
nearly two years. She 1, noS Ia quite
comfortable health after her long illne.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
OXFORD

4 sociable wa. held al Bumpus Hall
Monday evening by y. T.. ;. {. T., with
music, readings, etc, also Ice cream aud
cake.
There 1. TO be- picnic at Ncaion'.
Grove on saturday.
sheriff william Hood II iari. seized a
quantity 81 liquor at oxford station
Monday.
Frank Lord I. building outside stair.
and making other Improvements "a hi.
ruOms over the store.
Mrs. George Walker aud children Of
Portland ar, here.
Mamie Eaton I. yi.lting friends here.
Mrs. John .obinson's sister, Mlss
MiIlett, /. with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
MEaH RErAII

such poor Ssather for making hay a.
We have had for mor- than a wr-k. IL
has b-~n coutiuually "Opsn and shci, y
10th With weather aud the haycocks,
aud Il l. It'll Continuing. Don't know
~hcn the farmer. will ct their hay
sccursi.
last Tuesday morning the thsrmomricr
siooi AZ D. and hear that frost was
severe In place.
Df. Charlie. Wight, formerly % Chat
tan0ogs. Tenn, bat now ~ Bosion, Mass,
!. spending a f-W weeks With hls parvnts,
Mr.. aud Mrs. 18th Wight. The young
1T daughter sadie u also spending va
cation At the OLD homestead.
4 Juvenile Temple has b-en organized
AZ ihi. place by Minnie T.. wheeler, SUI
psrintsndsnt 81 =. T. la our Templar.'
lodge, which. by the Way, i very
fioufi.hing lodge, numbering over 40.
Died July u, >ilas Powers 81 West
Bethel. aged 90 wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04

Df. Twit,heli hts t.~sn In town o. Wilt
patients quite often lately. There l.
mofr .iCkn-ss than usual.
Iiosi- Brown has gone io T.. I. DruWn's
o. work.
Chiisslc Abbott l. al \. n. fru.ts.
tora frosi l. quite sick.
Asa frost has GENE home fr"m trpcf
Dam.
Their IA. h"-n graf deal ~ good
hav put Into the harm. the past tao days.
II Il !. gpod weather the Umslndcr 70
this week The hay viii nearly all D.
scCurd.
u. .. Wet o. able to b. ou, after Tea
days 81 sicknsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
LOWELL

The conccrt given At the Ceniw We'd.
nesday evening Tor the benefit IL the
Congregational sabbath school library
nettci sixteen dollars and Il 20 ~ ~
Ieatsd ~ m. village church Friday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs.. Poland aud
Miss Helen POLAND ~ Boston, Mrs.. VI.
l.. Steatus 20 FLORIDA, Miss MAdge Whit
tington "a Hot springs, Mr.. aud Mr..
Whlilock of brooklyn gave their services
and made the concert a succcss. Mr.. y.
\. McDaniels and Miss Edith VI. sisaru.
"a this plscc also assisted.
D.. y. roN and wife and T.. q. Walker
and Nlic Arc attending the rAcc. At La
conla.
Christian circle Al stephen Gotta.
tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
ROxbuRY.

Two % the Byron gold miners have
mo,ed down to this town Ia see what can
be found In the sands % Roxbury.
Those ghost stories In Byron will cause
I. thinning of the Inhabitants. We PROM
a.. the timld Of all clime- that ghos,
never has afflicted this town.
Join I.add Who worked for John Reed
ha. gone home TO work for Melnnes.
Hon. W. ". Bolster IL expected to-day
10 Walt the gold mines Of byron aud en-
Ioy a small picnic. Mrs. Bolster has
many relatives In this valley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04

.t. th- deferred game
. .... fN. msu.vi mru anil
#... ... started ahnut halt
I'D. f.. ~......T affrruoou. ~ thr
IF. ... ..t#r.I that several w'rc
..I .rlu. ehi,h played o."
o.. .... .. FL. rT th~ uirv- Do Sas
..... ...... several su-.i PLAYER.
... ..I.HI district, Uu 10th
... .#. ats vsIl phts'l ansi
. Dora while To- lu-skr'l hs 10
vrr' going Co., have
.Ft sheer usu say, hut
H rlt iu siN scur,s iu
.t.f. Hta~. lhr boys
.. I..ss lrs j. thr detailed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
BRoWNFlUlD.

Mr.. Robert scott Of Exeter, y. H., :.
visiting Miss McDonnal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jo.hus Burleigh Of Port
land are q; J. l.. frink's.
Miss D.. Adam. ~ Portland Il visiting
Lima frink.
Mr.. T.. Martin aud family are stopping
With hls brother Charles; h. u IN very
very poor health. DIR. Gatchell u In at
tendance.
Mr.. Arthur Warren Il doing quite a
business IN town tuulng pianos although
totally blind u. doe. good work.
i'rof. Strout ~ y. Y, Il boarding nj
pr. Gatch.lrs.
Mr.. Well. A. Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
NEWRN.

Biuebcrries are ripening and the New
ryites are securing the mountains for
them as Of old.
A good many dull days of late have
somewhat retarded the operations Of
the haymaker.
Mr.. spinney. on the Harlow farm,
finished yesterday and will 20 back to
his job.
Joseph Knapp Of Bethel Il back In hls
brothers, T.. d. Knapp's Of this town.
Ills daughter and husband Of LONDON,
England. who have been visiting at hei
old home, started On the return trip the
flrst Of the week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04

Mcssrs. Thomas aud Merrill 10 An
dover have the boat In readiness for the
engineers Who came last Tuesday 10 pa,
In the machinery.
Two parties ~ .port.men arrived At
Flint, Hotel saturday night.
Some 81 our farmers arr nearly done
having, while others are silll hard AZ
work. The weather l. not very propl-
tlous Zoe the haymakcr. Tor the last few
DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-04
NORRIS sUcsTItlp.


No very great damage done aboui
here during the hall storm 81 the 2S,h,
except Ia J. u. Damon. corn which VAS
cut up quite badly.
y. Mason of south Paris wa. at 4. y.
Mason. the 18th.
J.f. Blcknell has iaken hl. colt Ia
Canton Ia - handled on the track.
n. v. Head has bought T.. L.. Damon's
llaby Dean ycarllng.
Charlie. l.rcori ~ Portland. formerly
II thl. place, has bought Charley Buck.
Hsby Dean colt.
frSl Taylor and hi. wife, Alice,
youngest daughter ~ n. u. llrrsey, are
AZ her fathers, report .ays a. stop there.
Mrs. Abllah Buck II Mechanic fills
!. visiting Ia this place.
!, ~. Carey aud friend from salem,
Mass, are AZ Camp Winchester, North
Pond.
Dr. q. N. Gibbs of i.lycrmorc Falls
was In our place professionally the 18th.
some arr done having, others have
lots "a cut Vet.