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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
WEST PARIS

II
ChIldrens Day was observed % tn
Methodist chapel her~ June 18th. IN
essris~s werr very Interesting. Ths
effect. Much credit IL due the commit
tee. Who worked .. faithfully In drilling
the children aud srtlstlcslly docorsting
the house. Al the children performed
their rsrts we'll. Mr. T.. =. Ferry. the
excellent superintendent az the sunday
sshool. aud his estimsble Wife, are great
help On the society here.
The day Was also observed AZ the
Union church st North Paris With very
enier..ting exerclses. The singing ~
the children Vas very attractive FEAT
urr of the cccssion. All passed OF well
aud there werr many smiling facc. aud
happy hearts. j. W.. =.
Mrs. l.. n. Perry and children hay-
gone to old Orchard To spend . few
weeks.
Mrs.. George Eillngwood and children
are visiting relatives At East Corinth,
Ne.
George Ellingwood has gone 10 phIla-
delphls on business trip for the Pioneer
chair Go.
y. NJ. IIawlcy ~ Stamford, Conn.,, IL
visiting az J. W. kImball's.
Mrs. Bertha Lowell and daughter of
Augusta and Mrs.. II. 4. Fuller and
daughter ~ south Paris were at T.. ID.
.Andrews' last Thursday.
The Manufacturing Go. mill will be
shut down the most of this month aud
during TIL. time repairs are to b. made
Al -. ...I .sA.nsr.. f..
be- made In the bullding..
T.. u. Andrews, with crew 81 men,
Ia. been repairing the abuiments OF the
small bridge near the railroad crossing
till. week.
The Epworth League spent very
pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
~ last Monday. \ large number were
present. The next meeting will bc held
July s0ih with Miss Emms swan.
The County Commissioners held
hearing nj the Maple House Tuesday at
ternoon Ia settle the question of q rad
near Cushmsn'. ssw mill. ~. 4. Davis,
.. -. Wright, a. n. IIen.on, tn. select
men ~ the town aud many others wcrr
present. We have not yet learned what
the decision was.
The unls.rsall.t. ar- Ia ob..ry. next
Sunday NJ children. sunday with
concert Ia the e,cnlng.
Rev. Mr. rcsse ~ Bryant. Pond
preached In Centennial Hall last Sunday
evening. We understand he l. Ia prcs b
here once In two week. during the month
% July.
n. Curl. has gagged Henry Perkin.
Ia work for him In the place ~ Fred
white. di.charged.
J. W. I,smslcll aud wife have gone
to Massachusetts, on two weeks ,sca-
ton.
=. l.. stuart and wife have gone "a
Lynn, hi. former home, on . visit.
Frank T.. Adkins Il spending a month.
vahailon In Caution.
y. u. Humphrey !. soon Ia close hi.
storv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
nIIrIlIn cIA1RI


Nil. Winnie 4. Gould closed sue
cc..iul term ~ eight weeks school al
TIL. place on Friday last.
kma.a Holman, Who has BEEN very
sick for the past thfc. weeks, l. slowly
gaining. al. daughter, Helen Dayi. III
D-,ring, I. now with him. On Friday
last Iu.t after the shower lightning
struck the house ~ Mr.. Holman, hrsi
hitting the chimney. throwing several
bricks several rods; thence " ran down
IA. rAfter- Into several rooms, scattering
paper and plastering In all directions.
In tore splinter. Oh from ID. casing. 81
several window. and left burnt spot. on
them aud ON the clapbosrds outside Ia
several places. Mn. pcr.ons were .lt-
ting In the room adjoining th. sick room
Two II them LAY they saw the lightning
pas. through ia. room. While one III
Them heard No report % thunder, the
ret say IL sounded like cannon. Mr.
yaloru. white and wife 81 Jay had just
called In. Mr.. white AT leaning back
against the partition and the shock sent
him forward. nearly throwing him oui
Of III. chair, but hc rightei up Ia mo-
ment aud inquired what vas IN. matter
lie say. h. heard no thunder or noise ol
any Kind. Strange q. u may seem, ne
one VA. harmed except Mr.. White, who
soon started for home With one sleepy
big toe and an ache In the back OF hi'
head. Marion Holman at within I've
feet Of q window wher. both castings
were torn on, yet received no shock
lie SAYS thos. Who were born Ia be huns
never will BE- killed by lightning.
". have two cheese factories now Ia
full operation, one run by ID. y. Ncwton,
the other by ID. W. Harvey. They arr
both doing a good business, with about
one and one-half tons 90 milk per day.
I have Just been Informed that Mr.
Ama.a Holman L. slowly falling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
EASY SUMNER.

The sabbath school picnic a, the LAKE
grove near Canton On Tuesday, the 18th
was a success. ~eycn-Sell Oiled car.
came up the line. aud trains also cams
down from Canton bringing goodl,
number. The principal speaker. wer'
Rey. Mr.. Bsylcy 10 Portland and Re,
D.. l.. Wilson ~ woodforis and Mr.,
Ne,in. from the same locality. Good
music aud picnic dinner cnlivcncd the
occa.ion. Nearly .; ven, up from sum
ner station.
several also took In Ilarnum'. show
At Lewiston the next day.
Farmers generally have commcnc"
having. The crop Will BE- rather below
the average.
inyinciblc Lodge held banquet At
the hall on Friday evening. Fruits and
confectionery wer. served.
SLOCuM.
I.l.t ~ advertised letters at East sum
ner po.t Office, July I, lsol'
Mr.. =. ". nuEs.
Jansss ponnoua.
Fraak IsAhlia
n. NJ. Nsughsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
GREENWOOD.

:. II. swan was here the other day
from the west part of the town and re
ported that,the hay crop on old ground
would fall short on.-hslf nj least, and "
the rain had held OF little longer there
wouldn't have been any. That IL just
the condition Of II here. New ground IL
looking fairly well.
The mushroom crop IL very light com.
pared with former years. The cold
weather and drouth proved nearly fatal
Ia that Kind Of vegetation %.
Apples have set well.
Strawberries were scarce at first and
have already nearly disappeared.
Five men In this neighbcrhood plant
ed sweet corn for the factory, but the
seed proved bad, only about one-fourth
Of Il terminating, 90 that some re-
planted to corn, some To beans, while
others .owed the ground To oats. u is
bad beginning and some one 10 ta
blame for furnishing poor seed.
The crows pulled up $50 hills OF corn
for lea. Cummings. and In two days
week before last they carried OF IL
chickens belonging TO Herbert Emmons'
They had litter of young ones not TAI
OF and 90 took that method 10 furnish
their ratious. Instead Of taking the
bounty OF the black nuisance, u ought
90 have been doubled and thu sams
amount on tho hen hawk. Don't you
say 20, Nasons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07


m. .....u .I.t 20 the Eastern Maine
,.... EI. I-su issued AMI 10 COO
... . .... aHI varied list "a cash
.. -. Or har.rs. cattle, sherp,
.t. l1mHiagigal, horiiculi-
.-. |...s.. us,iIgWurk, art, etc.
sft f ....fr.hIl trutting hor-"s,
s' .tr1U Uagvr., >sn Zoe =,
..... fr ., class truttcrs and
-I.r-.. &C., o. q lI class, $50 iuf : "a.
...l A" minut. Glasses aud
'.... ... .rI th0-, year olds hrgr
..-.. ".r.I
f... #r viii D. made a. there 4
..' m.., track in the world.
N.- o. wufld's hall mile
- a. BIZ "a. made en- this track,
mi. ~ N..l rNT~gts his Champion
E stallion tH lower The rvCurd
-..... .... great ftlr thl. wear which
If TUESDAY. Wednesday.
N....... ..I luiay. >sVt. I, 2. aud 4.
Ir... .I. has, prrmium lists nailed
.-s .. ..lf.4 to Eastern Maine
s.E
'... ...e..Hls Uu all railroads and
s........ E.Hgor during the ~c-k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
MASON.

The business az the hour l. killing
weeds. Hardly any one Ia done hoeing.
some are just ready for haying, but
have not begun much.
Gras. 1. light In many places. Those
Who have old hay ON hand had better
keep Il unle.. they can get a fair price
for IL. II will all be- wanted before next
years harvest.
The most Of our people have .old their
wool for ~ cents per pound.
A great call for lamb., but very few
unsold.
Egg. are worth ~ cents per dozen.
Thirty dozen will buya barrel OF good
-four.
W. II. Mason AMI G. l.. Abbott went
10 Norway Tuesday with load OF wool
-nearly one ton. Il was delivered Ia n.
p. Andrews.
One Of II. q. Mason's calves went Tor
the woods last week aud has not been
heard from.
Mrs. &. J. Bean returned TO Lancaster,
Mass, Tuesday.
Green peas are In the market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
ROGbuRN.

4 deer came out very near Nr. Lockes
house aud went through BAL. field, acro..
the river and through John Reeds Held.
I should .ay he must have knowledge of
the deer Law. They never come on, az
Ia the open time.
4 quartstie ~ drunken fishermen,
how ling along the road, disturbing sick
t-.ople. aud well Que. too, Il good
sample ~ what the hotel men mean Ia
have after they gct the liquor Law abol-
lshcd.
staples men kccp up a continual
Fourth Of July blasting rocks la the
river.
Mr.. Mary Jane Mitchell of Temple, !.
visiting In this vicinity.
The grass crop will BE- light on many
farms.
Life Insurance agent Morse has been
through this town. People are getting
INV 81 parting With their money aud get
ting nothing but big promises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
sUWRV.

Warren kilgorr and wife afr home
from the West for few week. Walt.
Mr.. lena ilammons, wife ~ Everett
Ilammons, Esg., 20 Anoka, Mlnnesoia,
Nth her child l. visiting al her parents
In thi. town.
The little .on 20 Charlie. Bean, on sun
dav River. had his shoulder broken by a
kick FROM q horse q few days ago.
The black die. appeared In full forcs
last Thursday. They have not been al
thick for q good many YEAR,, 80 lay.
every one.
The hay crop In this section seem. "a
D. rather light, u Ia. been too dry.
frank Bisbec Ia. moved back from
I.umford on "a hi. farm Ia do hi. hay
lng.
\. ". Power. Ia. blddy that laii a
lafg, cgg r-c-ntly, eight lnche- Que way
by slx In circumference the other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
AsnOXER

The school will clo.s with an exhibit
tiou nrN Friday.
Moot farmer. arv rrady o. begin hay-
ing dirv,tly after the ith. Bui little
grass l. rvaiy o. cut vt.
NJ. Jhas. 4. Dresser was uniied IN
marriage June Jnth, with Miss Matsl
Marston. both - AndoV.r. We hcsI-cak
for mi. Young couple q long and happy
ne. lie Corn.t Rand gave them
.sfrnade AZ their boarding house
.Frvuch'. IIotsl.l Amer PLAYING lev
.~lcctious all Ncrv invited Inside Nherr
a treat on confectionery aud fruit NA'
served.
born to wife Of John l.. Bailey, June
81, son.
lIon. N. V. Poor aud son are expected
to-ulght.
Prank Roberts has moved Into the
rrut over Mr. Growers.
They have saw~i the Csl cords of birch
hauled At tn doNsl MILL, hnl.hlns Juns
-.
Morriii Dunlap, 90 Massachusetts u
Willing friends Ia toSn.
several - our young men arc going Va
Paris haying som.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
pavANr,s POND

No celebration with ia this year.
Many will yi.lt Barnum In Portland.
Mr. y. l.. Young ~ Boston !. on q
Walt herr.
T.. ~. IKE lost q valuable horse las,
week by lightning.
Joseph Bryant I. suffering from par
alysls aud :. reported very low.
Me. ola Dudley !. AZ home on Va.
cation from Goddard Seminary. Barre,
VI.
Nil. Winnie Allen % Minneapolis and
Mis- bella Chllds ~ Glencoe, MIMI, are
on Wait H. friends In this place.
The Rublns,cin Club viii give their
popular concert at this place on Tues
dsy evening, July 9Th. Postponed from
Jun. nth.
Glen Mountain Lodge Nsii"i the Good
Templsr. At Locke. MILE, "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. samuel Este. I. doing the mason
work for the corn shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
WEST BErrtl-

The interc.t In Temperance still goes
on In this place.
Minnie r.. whecler, superintendent
Juvenile Temples, l. laboring Tor aud has
reviewed sufficient Encouragement To or
saulte a temple here.
Rev. M. Barton 10 Bethel, vii preach
Al A. :. Beans new hall, sunday, July
lsth. al , .1OF.N.
Nathan e.. aud Arthur {. Grover are
.t-niins vacation az their uncle'., %. u;
sroyrr'.. Nathan l. professor la ci.ll
engineering aud Arthur, student In 'hs
zane. at OrOno.
Two der wsrr seen Ia the highway
nearly In front and les than slS rod. ir"n
a ". Groyer's baildlngs, rcccntly.
The ~s.,thcr l. favorable and all crops
ar, growing rapidly. a..
Having will come right afisr ul'
Fourth aud a good crop vii be wsilhs
Geo. 4. GroVer has already picked Ahu
marketed over lol quarts of strawberf'es
.rnd. the most % them Ia Gorhain ans
Berlin wher, they ssll al a gccd Pf'ee'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
lOyIll


quite large number from this town
attended IA" graduation exercise. At
North Bridgton Thursday.
BcnIsmln Russell, Jr., Il at home,
lie has been working In south Manchc.-
ter. Conn, for th. past year.
Mr.. John q. whitehouse Ia very sick,
Dr. josiah Head has bought house
In Portland aud will make hi. residence
there.
III. following officer. ~ keatar Val
ley Lodge. No. ~, !. %. -. D., were
elected saturday evening;
v "a. iIsnry D. farrtngton.
Vi, tlson . >oycs.
rs. a. y. Chapman.
rs a. ". Eus.sil
Z. John farrins,oa, IL.
". u. Brown was at home from Con
way over sunday.
The ladic. Of the Congregational Circle
gave an lee cream supper at III" town
house on Friday evening.
The school At the Centre closed Fri
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
BROWNgIglD.

Farmers are nearly through hocing.
m. square L. stlll raking his corn.
NiuIner. aud dressmakers are very
busy this week.
The pro.pec, now l. that Browniield
,llage will be nearly vacated on the
Fourth.
The meetings nc the Congregational
church Last week wer. very Interesting
There VA. a full Attendance al every
meeting.
The Good T.mplars are Ia have an Ice
cram aud cake supper TIL. Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. II. Grigg. aud daughters attend
"A an. graduation exercises at Dcering,
wber. her sou Harry Was among the
The Central House has changed color
which l. n great improvement as lar AS
looks are concerned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
--t -ttBJ.G Cr.AUrAUQUA
ASSEMBLY


.,tr fhs programme ~ The
Va. '....s.4a I uiou fpr The prv-snt
..-. ..f.u..h-i 40 The wealth ~
'-.s... ..I aHagt.nrs ofervi. first
.rtsr,.f h. "l,~vognitiou
... 49,. krr FREEMAN Palmer,
Wellesley. sill give the
. '. I.. one after having
.. . eHmpsiici o. say Ntih
|-. Il.. D.. uuuan's cent
fI. mYst pleasing and In
speaker b'forv the pub
I.f ....r 20 Harvard University
lpou collegv dave and
H#lUl table.
I Nl,Nrthur - New York
s. ".f.ei fur the sloIucncs and
a'ur1, wiil give thrcr OF
f.r..
ING i. H Dlut vill give tao lcc-
...' ..a'Hi b, over one hundred
...s. each.
Hr lecturers 20 nots Sill b.
49, Net Er,-ih-,k. Rev. Asa
''. ..t ' 10 ~psuldiug - ls".tou.
I..' ~.taa 90 BANGOR theological
on. ...'.l pay" rrv.ilsut small
.' ,,r.ty viii deliver a lcc-
'.. .. Interest. upon this suhicCt
.... Hr.m.usut to-day.
N-- Son.. EIrross will conduct de-
t'' E.I.shod cookery. This
.~ H. Especially Interesting last
..t'. I.. .F.r. uuI b. made o. make
"-. .n during the coming 49,
tH.'. N.--. ~ ksuTs nm viii have
.-'- .' .Ea mu.lgal department and
-N. ..r.r grand concvrts. assisted
.. H.rlI from Boston and else
'.. r.ruiI work viii h. uuder com.
If .U-frl.turs ani in ths advanced
- i,., VI Meldon 20 ~omerNills
s'r several very interesting lee
lri " \ Robinson 20 Boston all
srl.'.ou Ia the swedish system
u-l.,.g., abi Prof BATHS 81 Colby
s'r .e..uu. In eloCuiion.
'l.'r ain le "Grtngrr'. bay" pre-
.'a over PSI Ex-Goy. Rohis, aud al
49,. 49, vii. .. made by various oiiicsr'
~ l- Hrs1rllJiou.
90 -1. 4 X. BAY Major Melchel
l'Tnui viii deliver The address. ans
~ e.l. he a coucert In the evening b,
..''l' 20 our hundred voiccs, the con
~ ~ y1a'.siiug "a war songs and val
-l'lts viii D. DAYS of ret. With
40 Ia The morning BY some eloquen
ffya,lrr.
'eil.us excursions will D. made. on'
Vt-tni.y through the famed Whli'
t,.ll'is Notch. "a Fabyan's, thence y
20 n Mount Washington.
'1ip1gh the kindness ~ y. y. Booth
Lsi.' The Maine Central has gives
f.l re'luced fares over all divisions
- ial PARTICULARS aud all information
P,s.nilg hoanl, rooms, etc. addres
~ A. I. Dunn, watsrville. Ne.
ii. WI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
HEBRON.

Ernest ~turteyant has sold his BABY
Dean colt Ia parties In Massachusetts Tor
80.
Rey. :. 4. Record and wife oil Bethei
wsrr Ia town Friday. :,
Prof. sargent. Rev. Dr. crane, anu
Mr.. and Nr.. Brainard went Ia wafer
Vile IA attend commencement TINS ~ses'
Mr.. rurington aud children are VISIT
in, her sister, Ml.. Bailey.
"a :. Durham and family are occu-
n,Ing their summer residence. Hebron
|. getting Ia De qvite q summer resort.
"A, ..e the Bellevue House advertised IN
. Lie COPY Of the Boston Transcripts anu
.l.o notiss,i IA the list % summer resorts
~. are glad that Il l. so, and feel as.ar,
e,i that al pAirouiiins the Bellevue VIII wi,
he Nell pleased with their quarters anu
ana Mr.. aud Mrs. Glover attentl.. 70
their guests and careful 10 make mug
nIe.ssnt aud h0me-like. Hcoronlsts are
Getting proud Of their quiet little VII
I.ge which u growing more ATTRACTIVE
each year.
The visitors who attended commence
msnt ha,. nearly all left.
Having will be Ia order nov. 'fss'
l. thln on old land.
Apple. and pears have set well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
EASY QFYAEl

Mis. Helen bartlett and Mrs. Ella
Bartlett improved the opportunity to
,isit the city of Portland ou the cheap
excursion.
Lyman Thurlow'. mother l. stopping
With him for few weeks.
Donna Wilson !. visiting at Bethel
lilll.
y. :. Bartlett L. At home from Berlin
Mills for few days.
Miss i,sons swan from walth,m, Il a,
home on her annual vacation.
Clarence Howe, from waltham, Il at
his grandfaihcr'., y. u. Hastings, for the
summer.
y. u. Howe !. very slck, caused by
over work aud heating his blood.
Mis. Mae lIntchins closed her school
In this place Tuesday. june bpth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
PORTER

Farmers arr commencing having. Ga
moist farms there will - fair crop.
Mr.. Swell sawyer has green peas
a hi. o~u raising. Mr.. I. T.. Preach
has corn splndlet and potatoes In blc.-
.om. Jaly lat.
Mr.. Hanson Libby dlcl July LIT. lie
has b.,-n falling Zoe q long time.
Walton l.. ~ssyvr has enlisted In the
srmv, aud g~e- into ssrNic. AZ Port
l'rrhle, Portland lIarhor. and the people
In thls place arr all glad.
Mr.. Ehen Blazo NAV b. seen In the
ficld moving. lle viii b. nlncty wars
Ola In a feN months. smart old man.
quite q number from this place Will
Nisii Portland the fcurth, 10 49, the
cirrus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
AlRAM.

The Congregational circle me, We'd
nc.day q. ", at Hon. Almon Noung'.'
Joseph II. sargent Who works AZ Scar
borough, 4. on q Walt Ia hls father.
Hon. John ~. spring Visited Mar.hail
whitney NJ byron, last week. when With
In five mile. % the gold region his hor''
did.
Mr.. Charlie. y. Howard Z. preparing ia
remove al. barn.
Their will bc preaching for ten weeks
In the rnlvcrsallsi church by Mr.. Ira ~
Morrison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
DENMARK.

Mr.. Mark W. William and twin chill.
drcn aud her mother, Mrs. Sargent, of
Portland, are visiting 4. y. bradbury
aud other relative. here.
Bert Berry has returned Ia Portland
To resume his dutic. az engineer on the
expires. train from Portland To Gorham,
y. ~.
Edward Egsn aud two children OF
BOSTON ar, visiting Mrs. y. W. Davis.
Ned Wilson Il AZ home on vacation
from Bowdoln College.
Lightning struck several times last
Thur.day night n'ar the residence 81
Hon. VIM. Bcsn aud kiliei two young
horse. valued 500 each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
wssn aiicxri1In

Dana Harlow Is at home from New
York.
George Turner aud family are nj his
fathers, ID. Turner'S.
Herbert Bennett Il al home.
II. n. Buck and y. N. Cooper have
each got new Buckeye moving ma-
chine.
4. W. loves children are sick.
J. Briggs l. shingllng for q. u.
French.
\. =. Bessey has singled his stable.
Ella Bessey has gone "a Iivermore To
visit her aunt. Mrs. DIR. Gibbs.
q. A. Warren and II. n. Buck are cut
ting y. Msxlm's grass.
Mabel farrar Of Sumner has been nj
work at 4. A. Warrcn's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
AlaANv.

Abel Andrews little four year old
boy, who has been dangerously sick,
seems little better.
Mr.. George Foster of Bedford, Mass,
\. visiting his friend Lyman johnson.
Our Sunday school and citizens viii
celebrate the ii3th anniversary OF
United states Independence In the grove
near the Corner. There will be addresses,
declamations, etc.
Our blacksmith, y. I. Judkins. has
lust completed nice express wagon tor
his brother of Upton.
NY postal Of last week WAS duly put
In the post Office. Il was not Of much
account 80 the public will not sustain
lOss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
NoRIh-MrsI aIIhII

Mr.. aud Mrs. Franklin Brown from
Massachusetts,, have BEEN visiting their
aunt. Mr.. ~. ;. s,esrns NJ this place.
Ms. Nell r-nley IL Massachusetts,, u.
spending her vacation With her brother,
VI. renlcy this u Miss Nclrs frat visit
here for seven years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfrei iIesn. from Holt
iiill, were az thl. way few dsys since.
Mr.. Hiram Wilson Il on the sick list.
School closes In No. ], the 3ri. Miss
CLYDE Bartlett taught and gave good
.Ailsfactlnn 10 all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
HARTFORD.

IN. line school closed last week under
the Instruction 81 Miss Matte Purkis.
We understand she has engaged the fall
term which show. she gives good salts
faction.
Ilcrt Hutchinson Ia. swspcd horses
With Naiiy Morrill,.
D.f. simpson got quite badly hurt
about two week. ago while handling a
colt. The colt reared aud when he came
down struck Mr.. simpson on the head
aud knoc ked him down he lay insensible
for about ak hours bat u better now.
The h,y crop viii be about an average
crop la this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
EAST ngBRON.

Farmer. have begun hsylng a little
easy.
MI. AdelInc Kicker 81 Milwaukee !.
visiting at Mr.. Henry Berry's.
The hay crop looks very promising.
Apple dealers arr beginning Ia put
their meu Into the country Ia look ou'
for the coming crop, bat prospects are
rather dl.couragiug.
D.. l.. i,sm.dcll Il to raise hi. new
harm this week
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upIns

Wet aud sargent have caught thru
bar. and they are hoping Ia gct another
to-day.
Tarmsr. arr improving the fins wealth
70 fur ho,ing.
lone think 10 commence haying Mon
daV.
Mattel wcst l. AZ home.
NJ. West has sold his house and
moved into the ballard house.
Mr.. 4. n. Frost and daughter have
gone Ca Upper Dam "a spsnd the Fourth
Nith Mr.. fru.t. Who l. cooking therc.
Mr.. EnoCh Abbott l. Improving In
hsalth slosly.
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OXFORD.

Mr.. Alma Hayden !. visiting her sl.-
ter. Mrs. Dur,ll.
The conc-rt by the l,ublnsicin Club
will h. given At the Congregational
church sunday evening. July 5th, hav-
Ing be.n deferred for one week.
The concert given by the shepard
Family Friday evening was we'll attend
81.
The schools close next week.
Some have already begun having.
Rev. George 4. Tcwk.bury, formerly
20 Plymouth. Mass, more recently from
SEATTLE, Washington, Il here.
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.Asr wArIeyoRD

i~ish to corrrct a statement made la
NV postal a the III, to the cficc, that
Mr.. Jesse field had been III owing to
drinking Impure water. She assure. "a.
.hc hs. not h-cn IN aud that their drink
Ing water which come. from spring !.
perfectly pure.
Mr.. Angelina sandcr.on spent satur-
dav and Sunday az her sons.
~yl,anus Richard.on !. In very poor
hsalth. Tie has b>cn unable Ia work for
some time
Mr.. susie Cummings I. In Portland
With her daughter, Mr.. IiTyie VI. Davis.
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IASr pIRu

Mr.. Columbus Oldham died ~ hear
trouble. aud was buried on the 1t Inst,
Elder carver 20 DlNheld attended th'
funeral.
\ NJ. Warm and wife 90 Portland
arr visiting al D.. &. folaBd's and IL. u
>illiman's.
Mr.. Ambrose Eastman has b-cn IN
Portland tn past wcck helping take car.
% hcf brother, Albert Austin, Who ].
slck.
Arno Little, agent Zoe the Portland
Transcripts. showed YOUR correspondent
somc 20 the prcCioas metal that ~.
socurvl la the gold fields % byron. H.
had about - Nofth of IL.