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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
AIRAM.

Mrs. Louisa u. Rounds. Of Mlnneapo'
IL, I. visiting her sister, Mrs. j.. W.
Hubbard.
Mr.. Frank W. Davis, 81 Bangor Theo'
logical Seminary, u on a visit to his
parents.
On June ~, Mr.. Noah Rankin, one OF
the proprietor- ~ Grays Commercial
College nj Portland, was united In mar
rage with Miss Emma, daughter Of y
Ripley Flint. Rev. DIR. Stafford OF Deer
Ing OBLIGATED, the bride for some ilm'
having been organi.t Ia his church. TIE
bride and bridegroom were reared In Out
beautiful village side by side aud man,
friends Who have watched with pleasure
aud pride the development ut thei'
genlu. and talent wished them happiness
on their tour % Montreal and their jour
ney of life as they started.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
OXFORD,
Mr.. Gardiner Spring from California
vi.Its.i hIs friends herr iast week.

Mr.. Gardiner Spring from California
visited hIs friends here Last week.
Prof. q. y. French nj Chicago lectures
at the Congregational church sunday
evening on the subject of ..Christiaf
ststesmsnshlp.- 4 large audience lie
tened With much appreciation tn his able
and very interesting lecture. Mr.
French Il one Of our Oxford Bears Of
whom We may Justly feel proud.
Miles French has moved Into Mr.
Tcwksbury's house.
The East Oxford Local Union oi
Young Peoples Societies of Christian
Eudcavor met here Tuesday, June 9TH.
Most of the societies In the union were
represented, Norway, Paris, netbel,
Albany, West sumner aud Mechanic
Fails sending delcgates. There was a
large attendance. The exercises werc
Interesting. The paper. on the different
topics were VERY flne. II was pleasant
aud profitable occasion and much en-
joyed by the people III Oxford.
Mrs. Thomas Carr has a fine little
daughter.
A celebration IL talked 81 for the
"glorious fourth"
Mrs. u. y. Beal. aud Mrs. q. u. At
wood ~ the ladies state Relief Corps.
NJ Auburn, Maine, organized a ladies'
Relief Corps, auxiliary 10 +. 4. Roberts
Post, ~ Oxford. with twenty-slx charter
members. The following ladies were
Installed ~ ofllccr.;
rrr.ltent, Mr.. \. q. werwwe~i.
Nice rr,.lient. Mt.. Hattie ". saith.
Chaplain, Ml-. tistfis Antwvs.
SECRETARY, Mis. fiovnre w. tsrtt.-
Tva.ur,r. Mrs.. A. ,. itelien.
tonsiaetof. Nayie Graram.
suarl, Mis-. Abide .rafan,
rsst rrrsihent, Mr.. .. %. fsrtRgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
rRvCBuRO.

The pulpit of the Congregational
church was supplied on SUNDAY, June !,
BY Rev. w. y. Livingston of North Ab
ington, Mass, q former pastor, whc
came to preach the haccalsurcatc sermon
before the graduating class on Sunday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston wcr,
the guests of =. W. Fife, E.q.
Candidates for Bowdoiu College WERE
examined by Mr.. q. T.. PILES, instructor
In the college.
Mrs. v. n. Robinson Of Portland WAS
al Mrs. l.andall's over sunday, came "a
attend the graduation of her son.
Mrs. Carrie Reed of south llridgton
has been at her mothers, Mrs. y. q.
Osgocds.
Harry Abbott, Who has been In Water
Vile for few months, IL az home for q
week.
frcd Fife also came from Augusta To
d. present at graduation.
Col. T.. e. harrington and wife of Au-
gusta were herr, guests % Rev. II. ".
Stone.
Mr.. ". n. Tarbox came home from
boston last week and remained over
Tuesday, az his niece, Miss susie Walker,
Aia'etbh sut Ntu wv th'SiltttfNs
Mrs. Hattie Ward Putnam, who has
been visiting her relatives here will 60
home Ia Worcester, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Alice Cameron Emerson died at
her sisters, Mrs. n. 4. Souther's. on
Monday morning. Her funeral was at
tended by Rev. W. y. Livingston at 5 =.
M, Tuesday.
sam stark, Who Il ticket agent for the
VI. 4. u X. AZ Cawfori'., aud Miss
Elder of Portland have been At 4. 4.
frye's Tor few days.
Miss florencc Blgclow, Instructor In
III. art department of Wellesley COLLEGE,
l. visiting Miss Mary BaTrows.
IN. residence 10 ". q. spring !. adj
ycrtisssi Tor salc AZ auction on saturday.
Mr.. spring has an appointment Ia an
otllcc In Washington.
The graduating exercises we're Ia every
Nay very satisfactory. Their was not
fas In the performances 10 the class.
which ~as very gratifying tn the throng
10 friends 20 the scholars aud the school
that morv than tlled the large Congrrga-
tional church, many standing during the
afternoon. The dcyoraiion. wcrc n
usual very tasteful aud the whole day
"a. all that could b. desired. The CON
ccrt by the Weber Quartcttc ~ llo.,on
and the unri,allsd whistler. llcnsell, vas
very successful.
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BYRON.

The rush for -Four Ponds IL still BOOM
Ing. All except a few afflicted With
"swelled heads" caused by modesty In
drinking spring water, report "a jolly
good time" Doctor Morse and party
and Maine Central Railroad boys from
Massachusetts,, caught over lsoo trout In
four days.
Miss Emma \. Abbott, who has meek
" endured the jeers Of friends, for her
gold digging enthusiasm, has stunned
the tables" on them by securing about
81 Of the genuine article from smith
Brook, and now IL envied for her wealth.
Ms Jennie II. rarnum, of numford,
IL dressmaking nj John lloughton's.
Fred A. Knapp and wife gave q very
enjoyable reception Friday evening, to
their friends. =.
hope the county "stone church, !" will
be- In order for guests, ~ I'd Hummer OF
Lisbon expects TO supply delegation
Of gold pouchers.
VII Abbott IL Ia arrive home with q
car load Of extra quality horses from
wyoming, next Monday, 18th.
freeland Abbott has . present OF
ols bamboo fish rod and now pclthei
borrows nor lsods.
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aOIpiIQv

such rush ~ fishermen, When they
have entirely cNiermlnat.,l the trout they
will wish they had gone slower.
byron was = great poet, smart little
dry goods. You beat the old .orrcl tops
all "a nothing.
Those hotel fellow. on prohibition, what
fools
Clarence Mitchell I. sick with the
measles.
Highway repairing l. now In order.
Joseph Conani goc. out but !. Tar from
bclng we'll.
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uAsT sRowNFitlo.

Very dry. Rain I. much needed
Especially for the grass.
quite large number from here at
tended the graduation exercises AZ Frye
burg.
Mr.. whiting from Cambridge l. At j
y. >tickney'. for the summer.
summer hoarlcrs are expo-;ed AT Flu
Cottage, u. II. fcs.cnden's. Several
have already engaged board.
Conference convene. thi. Thursday
\ full attendanc" u expected.
Mrs. J, :. Gray has bc.n callcl Ia llos'
ton Ca account 81 her mothers, Mr.
l'uor's, serious illness.
Col. \. \. Gibson I. In boston a. meet
his brother. Paris Gibson, Who !. 90
from Montana.
Miss Jenny Ferry, Who has b~cn visit
ing al J. DcyercauN's, has riufncd
home
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F#.. .H.4f tDNu have generally
....f r.... Cor tWrut1-nNo cvnts, ]
... U.I.auri o. 40 twenty thru
...F.# ...fsI srHuui quirily AMI -
..H.. .I I.Ik 90 Do tur tweuiy-fi,y
..-.... Il..I rs-, srsuslly lac q kitr
-..... .....1 srl t. De- r'sr D. made The
..t n#.ra fisf farmers arv dashssi
t......f I.f th,y are iike q deck II
... HHs. ono Jumps an jump.
W.ET.. I..lt 4.i thlt. Farmer
.. ...4IN h1ri vnoush Q"
......f ... .Etf aIlel burden
NJ .-HI. ! uuflyr, has a nicr
f...f .H..r. fl4rtrrn in uum'-rr. frum
rI.I n. ..pI.l - p"uuds - s,-ol
sl I.f. f..a arc 1s,rIinEs. lirdtiu Z
fI. r..t 90 The .h-,p beat siaii
H......I .. fl# Tfsturr ant gut tsrniN-
.,.....i.r hI. n"rgv. Moral bou't
IH.r4 Gathering over no u"lght-nr
v-.. II.gk 10, must o. moving h,'
lH. ...#.r.f.r, io hulliing nes one.
U. 80 o.. thr my.tery h. solved
. .r. I..hsi netIH. WHY dh yea
... . N-I a1I then Dc us drop
H.. ...| 500 Del .H ,rurlt Mari sas
.lIf au,cipir ant laughing
.l.r. ..f evening 1t u. u. ri.r and
.,.. iuitN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
WEST PERU.

I.cy. J. VI. Long, of Canton, preached
In exchange With Pastor Cannon las,
Sabbath.
Planting l. done and work on the rad
l. the orier ~ the day.
Your correspondent has pea. In full
blossom this 9TH ~ June, aud potaicc.
buddcd % blossom. ] wonder " your
correspondent n. :, ". Ia. ~, hls ~
stairs Vet.
There va. q show at Union Hall, Fri.
DAY, the i,h. II WAS quite we'll attend
81 Tor this place.
Mr.. True Thur.ton aud Wife, Nr,
Henry Thur.,on aud Wife, Mr.. Granville
Thurston aud wife, Mr. Mont rhurston
aud wife aud 4. u. Burgcs. and wife, All
~ llumfori. spent the sabbath With
john saguc aud wife on the ridge road.
n. T.. >tillmsn and daughter Hattie
have gone % Esst il,crmorc la attend
the Pennington Quarterly Meeting.
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sour. eucsFlslo.

Holdness u the beginning 20 victory.
Ncs, Buck .. In the last stage. 81 In
cipicut consumption aud b. hereby sp-
ruints John his administrator H. tosi'
"a. To D. frank. aud 80 sdufirr frank
ness. wr are using i'uguunls Extract for
thr complexion this .pring and Nc ~
umrnd IN. ne "a John or h. may ct lcii
duNu this Nay.
IIoW frequently d. Illustrated the fact
that circumstances make the man. In
the early day. - the var Young man
iu sumner shom wc will call Dobb. en-
TsirI In one of the Maine regiments.
pobhs was ordinarily ~ good character,
bat ths dsinoraliling Influences of the
..rNicc .oon made him an adept thief
aud some u his exploits were truly
aurhsble. Dohhs Nas detailed one day
,t.aut rvgimsnial headquarters ani he
managed a. stsal CAntrcn 81 whl.kry
Belonging % the Colonel. Ihls excited
the Calonel's wrath and b. sNorc that "
Dnhh. Nas ever guilty Of another then
hs shnuld D. arrested aud court martial
81 Dobb.' Interest and ambition wcrv
a oucr AROUSED BY thI. threat. old
F,tb.r Time called In hi days one by
on. =. usual and az last DObb. under
.oms prrt.Nt once more gAiDed acces. "a
the C0louel's tent for moment th'
Colonels attention was diverted iruu
pohhs. That moment WAS sufficient TOT
Dobhs had already sighted the coveted
caute-n ani b. promptly .ccurrd u and
escaped. The laugh "a. on the 'olonei'
Al another time b. Nth others was In a
suffers tent and h. managed to steal
eh.r.s aud .ecr,te Il under his osercoat
All unoh.eryed be VAS passing out 81
an. tent When, alas for human calcula-
| tl,n., hs tripp-i aud fell fat aud tbs
che..s rollei out upon the door, fully
exposed Ia view.
u. m. Ilersey, together With se,era
othsr., have made a purchase OF "
serr. ~ Land on swift River In the gold
/ a.lds Of RyrOn. The cOurse OF swlf
/ River Will b. changed and rich deposits
| az cold will no doubt be found In ~
| bed. Mr.. IIerssy u one of our mos
| ..g,clous business men aud his mans
.loue l. a sufficient guarantee OF success
charles u. Tucker has lost 'aluaoh
brOod mare.
OtI. Russell IA. lost a sj0 Jersey COW
m our memory serves "a right, unch
i scion ran for Congress IN l>s,. '.s
Rspablican candidate being william J.
/ Grx.. gr-.uback, ~olon Chase, Demo
rritIc. :. Clifford Belcher, the aniie'
i ,,t. az Cha.. and Belcher being ma
Ioritv ~ the votes cast. How suggest
| I've sounds the word fusion In TIL. COO
p.,tlon. N Uncle >olon had receive,
m. yotcs ca,t for Belcher together VII
| hi. own he would have been fall-neds
81 NJ. q. "Of all the sad words .
tongue or pcn. the saddesi are these,
might have beea." We feel sure TIA
TneIe Solon will forgive "a for associs'
ing hi nam. with fusion az this ia'
dsy, bat n not Ne live on south iitll.
Henry IrIsh at the East works al h
Mn. thi. spring. Henry has .eycrs
Baby Dean colts. ileury Il man are
our own heart, always full Of business
There has been another tassle With a
angry bull AZ the Mills. This tim
Marcus Was the hero and there ~s
blool.hesi. bat IL Was not Marcus bio"
that MAS shed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
-tsBoN ACADEMY


.... Irrr 90. 40 10 .ri, ~-rmon h.
t...I.. t.rlI4ft.ug ,isss, by Rev iran
ID UIarmtu. u. H., 20 Chelsea,
#.t june ~, pc,licatiou II
.....tIltT and r,uniou - old tia
.... IAN. Grafton, hy Rev. \. h.
D. -.... 90 o.. 90 rrthu,l, ~ n,
60. a IH...... hv patrpns aud former
Fl. t.....I .ruiruf. q The Academy
r.... ...r.Hs ihr Trustees and Teach
....... ..,,.,s thr friends "a the insiitu'
e.. ~..rraat Hall Music hy Grim
H.. u.. hr.ta. Daring The evening
....... aud .trtuIfy all D. presented.
u......af. fsgiuuing M Ten o'clock,
tr IE.r...r. 20 thr Graduating Class
...r. Co. N. tunc,rt hN thr Arirl
g.ufeffr viih other tsleut.
n .I.. q llehrun vii iurnish
-.... fH. uh chapel, on TUESDAY
LII. "Wednesday. thr pruC"v'ls o. D. az
r.... Hfa.r. 20 The Iapiist church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
BRoNsfIglD.

The Frc VIII Bsp,l.t Quarterly Meet
Ing al Merrill. Corner, "wednesday aud
Thursday.
Congregational Conference at the Con
grrgaiional church rhur.d,y and Friday
81 this week.
\ few summer boarder. have arrived
AZ the lcqu,wkct House.
Mr.. VIM. Rowe aud Mr.. >caNry came
home from Peabody saturday. Mrs..
Scayey !. very feeble.
Mr.. whitney IN. moved on to hl. farm
aud Mr.. johnson I. fairly established NJ
the Central House.
Mr.. aud Nrs. !. Fitch, ~ sebago, are
visiting their sou, Dr. Pitch.
Mr.. Dr. Fitch la. gone Ia Near Fall.
fot a short visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
WEST BETHEL.

such yellow day a. We had last Tue.-
day 4. seldom experienced. splendid
time to have had an eclipse Of the sun a.
II could be looked upon AZ any time OF
day without Injury Ia the eyes.
Thursday was the hottest day OF the
season and such clouds ~ dust a. en-
yelop. 4. =. Beans four-horse teams a.
they pas. along the road. Can but give
Il az my judgment that Mr.. Bean Ia.
81, of flrst-class teamsters as their teams
Away. look well and do good work, yet
a loud word l. seldom heard from any
of them.
Gene MIL. L. working on the railroad
for the summer.
our obliging station agent, Carr. ]. on
a vacation aud iiickford from berlin,
n. H., l. supplying. -.
Our corn fields have blue look;
worms below aud crows above.
Eight new members were taken Into
the Good Templars' Lodge at TIL. place
last wedne- dAy.
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auCkeiElD.

Misses Mamie Gardner. Sadie Crom
nett aud Helen Morrill, attended TIN
commencement exercises at Maine
Wesleyan Seminary, kent's IIlll, last
week.
several parties were looking for horses
during the past week.
&. A. whltten aud wife Of Augusta
are In town for q short vacation.
Mrs. Josephine Drummond of Water
Vile, has been spending couple Of
weeks At her fathers, Capt. G. II.
Princes.
bradbury 4 Co. are having q house
framed here for expectation Ia Massa-
chusstts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
WILSON'S MILLS


Our sabbath school commenced Ma,
5ist, with :. =. Bennett superintendent
aud sadie l.. bean secretary and treas
urrr.
Fllni's team wen, Ia ilerlln Tuesday
after rrri Burlcn, of Melrose, Who !. az
on = sporting trip. y. 4. York guide
Dr. Edward Spsulilng, of Nashua, ac'
companlci by Mr.. aud Mrs. I.tabrcok,
went through here "wednesday on thclr
wav Ia Camp Caribou, Parmscheence
Lake, II. \. storey, guide.
Mr.. n. VI. Lombard u upon q vlslt "a
her daughter, Mrs. littlchslc, a, the
lower town.
Road surveyor, ~. T., Bennett, With a
crew aud mad machine, !. putting the
road In cool order FOR travellers.
~. I. Goes, E.q., 90 Berlin, and his
family are AZ FLINT. hotel.
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MASON

our rad comml..loner. are repairing
m. road. In town. understand they
hire the lIcihcl rad machine for few
days.
4. a.. Iyoyrjoy Ia. gone Ia oti.held.
IIi. house l. lock~i aud Solon iIutchln-
.on doe. ia. chorc. aud look. after
thing. generally
Mr.. Cyrrne =. l.eAn, one 20 the ma
tron. at IN. industrial school, Lancaster,
Mass. L. spending her annual vacation
with her .on, =. ~. bean, E.q. This !.
her sixth year nj that institution.
Mr.. Arthur y. Morrill, l. very feeble.
She doe. NO, seem Ia gain In health q.
yet.
Rain l. much needed. should II con-
thu. dry long grass will D. light.
The late fro.t nlpp~i all Kind. ~ ten
der vegetable. here but Killed nothing
DO not think that Il hurt apples any.
Pear. are settling we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
NEMRN.

Severe frost. In thl. vicinity friia,
aud saturday mornings of last week
Friday morning the ground was quits
pcrccptibly frozen around the growing
plant., but strange Ia say hardly any
thing was killed. The writer Kept hi'
sweet corn, early potatoes, cucumbrr'
and .qua.he. buried In dirt for two DAYS
aud night. and by that means circum'
vented the intention. 81 Jack Frost.
Mrs. Aldrich has gone Ia the lakes u
work for Bar,lin az hls summer resort.
4 noticed DR.. Morton and Twaddle OF
thl. river yesterday. Have not hearC
who L. sick.
y. u. Knapp has returned from byron
A show 81 some sort AZ the Cornel
Tuesday evening called out the youns
people. IL appeared 10 be a sort %
catch-penny concern.
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Mtsr eucssltlp.

\. NJ. BouBcy Ia. bought him a ncN'
wagon.
Mattel fArrar Of sumner l. =, u. II
bucks.
stephen Doe AMI wife of Mcchsnl,
Falls and D. v. Mayh.s aud Mary Par
raf 20 Auburu spent sunday, June eth, Al
NJ. farrar's.
D. VI. Cooper l. hauling hay to south
Paris.
Augustus Mayhew and 4. VI. lIonney
have both repaired their barns the past
sr-k.
J. Briggs IA. moved on to the u. IL.
French farm.
Frank Bdgg. come. around once q
wck Nth hi gruCcfy wagon.
Gacie Blcknell ~ Norway l. stopping
fof feW dsy. AZ her grandfather =,
Gcorgv Beunctt's.
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RuMroRo CENTRE.

A lsrg. moos. was seen just abo,'
Waldo Pettengill'. last Thursday by MI
Chaplin Virgin and Others. lie did not
seem "a be frightened.
A good sired deer came down Into MI,
T.. T.. BENNETT. door yard one day last
week. Il IL much to the credit OF this
town aud others that deer and moo.'
can roam at will. The law '. respected
The writer had n pleasant time at thu
district lodge at Hanover last week
Some ~ took the district degree. The,
provided an excellent dinner.
Mr.. Charlie. n. Virgin IL making
very pretty home. lie has made sons
good improvements In and around hi
buildings.
Dr. Jane. Elliott has had tenement
finished on to let In the Hubbard Far
nun building.
Mr.. Bert kldder Il mixing quite ex
ten.iye improvements on his buildings
W. II. swain will set up housekeeping
In the y. T.. Jackson house.
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soars ALRA.,

Mr.. Matthew Gooi from Brookheh,
y :. 6. visiting her daughter, Mr..
Hryvv kimhali. \ smart Old lady.
Mr.. J. ilolton has gone o. Boston on
business.
The kimhtll brother. arr hauling The
remainder % their oak logs Ia Bethel
chair TO-. a. shedding broke up too s"ou
Zoe them last spring.
Mr.. Hiram i:obbln. has a good horse
fur ale. seven ycars old, weighs eleven
hunirvd.
Rev. ~. \. rcarc Il 90 preach at the
Tuwn llouse part 20 the time, but u Il
u"t decided hOw much b. can labor herr,
a. D. IA. Mason aud Meet lIethel Ga
.nnplv.
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PERU

The Baptist society have hirci Elder
Long 10 Canton "a preach az th. meet
Ing house nj , q. ". every sabbath.
The baptist society held their quarter
Nv meeting NJ the Methodist meeting
house on the iOih and nth.
n. T.. stillmsn aud daughter attended
the Ere. Baptist Quarterly Meeting al
Moo-. IIill In Ilyermorc on the iOth.
Working on the rad. Il the order OF
the day now.
Wild .trawberrie. are beginning "a
rIt.sn
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MESY PARIS
,n l1..l.t, 4. h.ii.lin. .a.Aia

simon Pickett L. building a stable.
Hannibal Curtis has ccmmsnce,i som.
quite extensive repairs on his house
Peter Pickett aud Benjamin Davis sr
doing the work.
jane 18th Nili H. oh.erycd \,
chlllenr sunday Al the Chapel viii
appropriate exercises.
Twenty-Five me,nbers 81 Golden Iul,
Lodge attended the I. ~. q. 4. District
i.cslg, In Hanover last wednesday.
The EpwOrth league members wers
very PLEASANTLY entertained BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Ely last Monday evening. rhs
League meets Monday evening. June ssi,
With Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. :. Irrry.
Mr.. samuel II. Willis. of J. y. Clark
a Co., commission merchants, Boston,
~as In the place Friday Ia Visit the but
ter factory.
Mr.. :. ". Danham has returned
home after an ahscncc of several weeks
visiting relatives In Bo-ioa, Mass, and
Brattleboro. Vt.
4 lo,lgc Il the New England Order ~
Protection was instituted In this place
last Monday evening by L. y. Taylor,
Suprvms Deputy. With thlry-two char
- NAAMANNAHs NAAfAsNN " NuNau RNufi
the fret hight. The lodge I. Ia be-
known az Oxford Lodge. The following
l. lat % of'lccrs;
Warisn. y a. rarf,ri. ND
Ntrs "a Nr,ien. Ms tlssls ness
fast "a arlsn. NJ ltAtis 4. Rr,-aks
thsplAin. Ni.s Ahbis Noans
~ssrstary y a. hssk.
49,. II. 4 tbay.
frssss 4. n An.lrvss.
0ui.is. =. 4. nisknsll.
buar'l b q Clrtis
~snfiufl \. n. Gash.
fras'ss-. "a. iliIi ss.l GeorEs T.. iArrai,s.
J. 4. Harris and wife, IL iIoston. arv
visiting az g.. ". Bryants.
~lN can makers are AZ work In the corn
shop. They came from Scarborough
Beach aud Casco where burnhAm 4
Merrill have other factories.
Mr.. J. ". WIN. sHs oycrcome by
heat While Washing. aud !. nov danger
ously slck, u having Affected her lie a
suu stroke.
Mr.. 4. 4. Grv-n, of NthOl, Mass. AID
Mr.. George Hurnham. of Giicad. Nalns.
arc Nth their mother. Mr.. j. ". Willis.
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FAST RuugORD.

swift River bridge Il completed and u
nov open for travel.
". IL. Bailey and wife oi Canton wcr,
In town Tuesday.
4 little work drags along at the Fails
The railroad farce I. at a standstill.
\. =. Marble I. agcni for the hickey,
mower.
Jesse bishop !. working In Thaycr'
mill.
VIM. woodsum, ~ we., Peru, was Ia
town Wednesday.
fr~i Walker ~ wcst Peru was Ia
town racsiay.
Mr.. Charles Abbott I. on the gain.
e.. v. knight of Turner va. In towr
THURSDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
THE OXFORD BEARS.
T-E -l sss Or r-C WEEK ~ AL
strT.1Ns OF T-E COUNTY.
DENMARK

W. -..E1 ~ Berry spends the week
rrr..I
' p E.rrrtf Who has heen AZ work
Boston handling icr, has rvturned
.
N. '.t.. ". Mckrnney, "a BuNion'
a''.. ,.sr 900. week booking after his
.rs. Is Interests.
Ir N.... o.. ,obh. q Mddsfori, IN.
.'. Do. ,ls past week visiting sleA
rHfr..
Frank laNett ani Nrs. jcwctt have
..I. ... E.s.t t1 Nuut.
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STOW.

Mr.. aud Mrs. \. NJ. King from south
Paris have been visiting friends la this
place.
Mrs. WIN. l.eayiit Of this place has
been out ~ town few days.
Mr.. Isaac Walker II making few re-
pairs on his barn.
Mr.. Perley Stevens from Portland has
been visiting this way.
Mr.. Paul Chandler has returned home
from fryebarg where she has been vlslt'
Ing her brother, Mr.. wilber Whitaker
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SnEnEN

E..f.. o. Never. Who wrut o. wash
~. rrr.l three years ago, has ~
.-...a ..ur UslI pleased With that seC-
.i'lr Wet. aad think. of returning
'.h ir.mIu,uf .tsy.
i.l NlXasIi ~. been home from
.r Hr t weeks vacation.
81, ar. Ring L. again on the sick list
IT. .. .hhnrs kindly planted hls corn
'.. I0..'.s. the other day.
Dean Andrews i Yet quite fecble'
W., Caroline T.. Evans l. gaining very
h'fl .l sweden. Juue g. o. the wife oi
'.Alf. Ring, a daughter.
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BRyANI's POND.

The corn factory Il nearly completed
with the exception Of putting In the ma
chlnery. /,
The measles seem TO he we'll distributed
through the village again.
whitman Post, No. %, was Visited
Tuesday by Inspector Frank Maxim Of
West sumner.
Several from Glen Mt. Lodge attended
the District Lodge Wednesday at Han
over.
The District Lodge will meet here Ia
October.
Mr.. G. II. Mcconnell died, June II, at
the home Of his sister, Ia this village, oi
muck cOnsumption.
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IASY SIMMER.

\ delegation from thl. plsc. attended
the District Lodge ~ Good Tcmplars At
Hanover, last "Wednesday. Others will
attend the Congregational stat. Confer
enrc this week az wateryille.
q. ~. Young 81 West Paris, gave a
fire. show on m. street corner on Tues
day evening, embracing Views Ia The
Yellowstone Park.
Many comment. we're made upon the
singular appearance Of the Ky on Tues
day.
Farmer. are anxlously waiting Tot
rain az Il 1. getting very dry for crops.
~IDgIN