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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-16
No.@I.
ORIGINAL.
ORIGINAL. No. 81.
Strawberry
Cottage Pudding.
BY MRS. DEARBORN,
PrixcieaI BosfoS Cooking School.

Cream a cup butter; add q cup
sugar gradually, beating all the time;
then add egg beaten till thick and
light. Mix together generous pint of
pastry -four and 2 tea sp. Cleveland's
Baking Powder; add this to the first
mixture alternately with one cupful of
milk.
Beat well together, pour into a
buttered baking-pan and bake about
thirty minutes in a moderate oven.
Cut in squares and serve with stewed
and sweetened strawberries and cream,
Copyright, 1891, by Cleveland Baking
Powder Coz
Use only C9t'Hland's baking poapdtr,
the proportions are made for that.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-16
ELECTRICAL AND MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

442 PENN AVE, COR. FIFTH ST.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
N. B.-Diagnosis and medicines must be
procured at the hands of the medical di-
rector. jel6rTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-16
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
AMERICAN LINE,

Sailing every Wednesday from Philadel-
phia and Liverpool. Passenger accommoda-
tions for all classes unsurpassed. Tickets
sold to and from Great Britain and Ireland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, etc.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS,
General agents, 3O5 Walnut ST., Philadelphfa.
Full information can be had of J. J. Nc
CORMICK, Fourth avenue and SmithfeId St
LOUIS MOESER, GIG Smithfield street.
mh8-ATTa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
FASH SUMNER.

Farmers are we'll along hsylng, n.
there werc several good hay days In sue
cc..ion. The greater part ~ the Eng
lish hay has been secured In good con
dltinn. With ~. modern appliances.
hsylng I. not the long. te'iiou. bob tia,
II u..d Ia be-. Nc,r. ago Ne usc'i Ia hay
Il from the first ~ July until Into sep
tembcr.
There has been quite an Influx 81 sum
mer visitors on sumner Till.
The "young Peoples Society ~ Chris
tlan Endca,or observed their second an
nlycr.arv with very Interesting exercises
at the Congregational church on Sab
hath evening. the i3th Inst. Several
good musical selection. and select read
Ing. with remarks by the resident min
listers .nllyrnc,i the occasion. There
wa. large ATTENDANCE.
Mr.. Flora Cary Parks ~ Boston u
down on a Walt Go her father. Mr. X.
Cary. Mr.. Cary has ralllci little, but
I. .till very iccblc and cannot probably
survive long.
I.rV. T.. VI. Robinson has been Ia town
visiting friend. AMI occupied the Rap
tlst pulpit AZ West sumner the l,th Inst.
II came very near being warm weather
tvo or thrrc days % La, week.
sipstN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
GREENWOOD.

Good hly weather thus far. hut a. II
l. Numbering away In the northwest Ne
rather oplnc there Will - change soon.
We nc,Si shower since some ~ the
crors arc willing In the sun.
Vim. wooil. passed herr on hls way
home With q Buckeye mower, stating
that a. he had IN. gras. Ia cut on ,hrc''
farm. he thought u beet to have some
thing besides the hand scyihe for the
purpose. lie lives on Patch Mountain
and report. gra.. good or othcfvl.c the
same a. Ia other places.
I. ". swan poisoned himself by using
Paris gr--n on hi potatoes that h. WAS
Obliged To consult q doctor. Large
hlOtche. came out on his pcfson, itchlng
aud burning - az Ia produce nothing
les than torture.
Are glad Ia state that Mrs. Elwcll I. .
little better. The doctor nov think. .hc
will recover Ia time. although the proc
css will u. slow one. She has been q
Vrrv .ick woman. aud part ~ the time
entirely helpless.
The hawks have made unusual havoc
With the chickens alout here thl. sum
msf AZ we'll a. crows. The other morn
lng Que came aud picked up pretty lit
tie pullc, from the doorstep within few
fcct IL where Ne were sitting. willard
white has lo.t NO lees than - In a
similar manner.
Pleas" tell your printer, Mr.. Editor,
whsn the copy l. corrrct, Ia follow u.
Last w-ck Ne mentioned about planting
potatoes and killing potato bugs; and
you s,tls ~ .sV Aosisg, which Vas not
CORRECT. The tnlon will not H. dissolved
on that account, however.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
CANYON.

Mrs. Y. ". Norton, of Somerville,
Mass, and three children, Waited at y.
W. 1hompson's last week. Mrs. Norton
l. n sister of Mr.. Thompson.
Mlss Gertrude Mcdonald, q student at
westbrook Seminary, visited Misses Car
RE and belle Swasey last week. The
three girls In company with II. n.
swasey and wife made . trip tn birch
Brook Pond.
Mrs. futile and son, Chester, were Mt
George staples last week.
Miss Lena Jones of Lewiston has been
visiting In town.
Ella johnson has returned home from
Lewiston.
Wallace Andrews. wife and son, Who
are spending the summer nj Dura Brad
foni's, made a trip To Mr.. Andrews
home In Paris last week.
Over twenty Italians came In on the
noon train "wednesday and very shortly
took the foot expires. Tor l.umford Falls.
They are to work on the canal.
Mrs. Towle, the aged mother of u. y.
Towle, died Wednesday night. She has
been great care for long time.
a. \. Mcfadden Of Portland was In
town last week.
The steam mill at Gllbcrt,illc has COM
menccd saving again.
Another sad death occurred here last
week. Mrs. Jonc. Bonbcy. Young
married lady, Who has been suffering
with that dread disease, consumption,
died Tuesday, July 18th. The funeral
was held at the Unl,crsallst church
Thursday afternoon, attended by Rev.
Mr.. Hayden of Auburn. The relatives
have the sympathy Of all In their deep
aiiliCtlon.
Mrs. Parker aud children % Beverly,
Mass, ar, at her fathers, Gideon Kills.
licv. 4. +. II. Crockett aud wife of
Steep Falls were Ia town last week.
Mr.. VIII Lucas aud Miss Fannie Rich
arl.on were msrrlcl July nth. They
have the beat wl.hc. 81 hosts 81 friends
la their married life.
Mrs. 4. u. Parsons ~ south Paris Nis-
tied here last week.
The tniycr.allsi i.adic.' Circle held .
cuisines. meeting at Mr.. Emllyw right.
last Thursday afternoon. hut few were
present, - they adjourned To meet again
At some future day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
MASON


Yesterday was shosery and hay mas
.r. got a Big setback, large lot 81 NY
got caught out. Grass Il much be''r'
th.u II promised q short time ago.
A. :. Bean Il cutting the grass on MS
farms In Mason.
NJ. Arthur y. Morrill, continues treble
aud her many friend. feel much anxiety
About her. o.,.a.,.
&C. Ioveioy has gone To otisfeid
"a cat his hay there. xu
EIbri,lsr n. PIke aud wife arr at y. u.
r,Isr'.; he !, helping Mr.. Tyler cut
hi hay. -. ,..,,,
y. q. Mills has a Mr.. Foster from
Bridgton helping him.
Rla.berries and raspberries are gctilng
rlpe aud think they will he quite p'e"-
y Pr..cot, Bennett l. quite Sick he
had o. give up work for D.. j. Mains anu
e. home. , a. ne,
homs In Berlin thi. morning.
O,.r summer hool closed last r'u.y'
and Miss Bes.ey has gone to hen'
Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
soRIn BUcsFlelo.

Maud aud El'a Head. school. closed
the luth.
william clhpp returned to salem,
Mass, the nth.
D.. u. Head !. cutting hI. gra.. on the
J. \. Record farm ,hl. week. u. flsgg
works iof him With hi machine.
The farmers m. rushing their haying
in all difrytlOns,
wa.hie Head I. at work Tor l.ol strt-
sou 10 sumner.
Fr,-d Head l. az work for u. Monk.
Harry Head !. al work for V. u.
Nckncll.
Guy Turner I. al work for Alton la
mon.
VIII Bi,bcc l. a, work Tor A. ".
>paulding.
George Turner and wife and julia
lIard rrturn~i to stoneham, Mass, last
Monlay. the iIth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
WEST PERU.

Mrs.. Josiah Hall has BEEN sick for th'
last thr-c month. aud growing worse
steadily. Doctor Coolidge 10 Canton.
Sas called one dsy last week aud pro,
nounc.d u tnmor. IA. aud her husband
have gone to the Maine General Hospital,
at Portland, Ia have II removed.
Nelson lufkin his swapci pair II
oxen With Hollis Turner. Tor horse
Sorry o. hear that your correspondent
Dickyalc has te.n sick again With hl'
old Kidney trouble. lie aid that he h,.
not becn 80 we'll slncc going Ia south
Paris before the examining board.
II. ". ripcr and y. 4. Knox. have
bought them Walter \. Weed moving
machine aud arr resting while cutting
their hay.
u. l.. Rove Ia. bought the Jane.
Govell hors-.
Therc has been few day. ~ good
hsy weather and the farmers have I'm.
proved the time getting some nice hay.
The showers ~ the 18th caught lots ~
hay rvady Tor the harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
niicSgIEin


Miss Mamie Gardner left the 18th for
iiculton. Arcc.took County, for q few
weeks vacation.
A quiet, pleasant welding took place
al the parsonage last Thursday morning.
the contracting parties being Mr..
Charles II. Randall of Buckheld aud
Miss Minnie VI. Bumpas of Hebron, only
daughter 10 varn 4. Bumpus. Mr..
Randall Il the station agent at West
Ninct, on the Portland and Eumforl
falls Railroad, where they will make
their future home.
\ picnic and lawn party, consisting III
the members ~ the Baptist Sunday
school, was held AZ the residence of the
superintendent, Rev. II. y. Lawrence,
Thursday afternoon. Ice cream aud ~
freshments with promenade put all Ia
gccd humor.
q. u. Atwood snd pcst master y. y.
Atwood took In Higgins Reach for .
vacation last week.
Mr.. Elson =. Lott, of BOSTON, finsn-
clal agent IL the blackstone Land aud
Improvement Company, IL Virginia,
With Homer y. Chase 81 Auburn, was In
town last week.
Mrs. Lydia white. widow of the lat.
Col. Albert II. White, died quite sudden
" AZ the family residence Friday morn
Ing. Mrs. Whit. was the daughter III
Rev. Ephraim Harlow, q Baptlst clergy
man In the western part of the town Tor
many years. since the decease 81 her
husband, three YEAR. and half sgo, she
has li,cl with her daughter. Mrs. Franc
Austin. and has been In poor health most
Il the time. She has had the loving carr
~ her two surviving daughters during
several mouths, Mr.. Julia Chase aud
Mrs.. Austin. Who will miss her mother
" counsel aud pleasant companlonship.
Born Ca the wife ~ Virgil 4. DcCoster
a daughter. July 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
lONIIl.

NJ. n. Bsmis. Il the American lIouse
has about - summer hoaplers and morv
engsg ,msn,s ahead. \ party 70 Ven,
from there o. Cushmhn'. Pond on . fi.h.
Ing trip THURSDAY.
Miss N. Eila Charles has arrived home.
Mr.. whitlock aud children, from
Brooklyu arr stopping with her sisisr,
Mrs. =. VI. harrington, AZ the Centre.
NJ. VIII llutchlns anil family are Al
N" fslrNieW House, also Miss ANY
lluishin. and Mis- fnnkie Olive, all
frum Cambridge.
T.. :. llutchins has bought the grass
on Ltlmon pray's farm aud Il cutting ~.
Rev. ". II. ~andhrook aud Wife sr-
taking q vacation ~ few week AZ orr
leland. llarpssell.
r.. 4. Sisarns ani family aud Nv
Governor VI l.. Stesrns aud wife arr
stopping at the C,ntrc for the summer.
rroi. Isaac walker 20 Pembroke, v.
a., l. Sisliing Ia towu aud vii supply
the pulpit. ~ the Csstrr CA Sunday, Va
the ah.cncc 10 Rev. Nj. sinihrOok.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
ALBANY.


Mr.. Lincoln Chaplin ~ W-lch,llle u
visiting her father aud attended services
AZ our church SUNDAY. Rev. Mr.. Wood
gave "a. an exceedingly Interesting ser
mon. MANY stranger. were present.
Mr.. clifford Wheeler ~ Bethel !.
spending a few day. With her sisters
here.
Mr.. Clark Ia. new mower and horse
rake. lie hs. got hl. own having about
done, beside. moving considerable Tor
hi. nclghbor., aud Ia. taken the job io
cut and pat In the barn !. II. io'cjoy'.
hay.
our farmers are getting a fair crop
cxcrp, on some old icld..
Somebody entered ". ". Birds house
while they were at church sunday aud
took potatoes, pork and egg..
Lyman johnson l. In very poor health.
under the care 81 Dr. Mar.ton 81 Bethel.
!. W. Cumming. v quite feeble.
Mrs. Fiery Wheeler ~ shelburn, y.
H., has just been here looking after her
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21

For the benefit of skeptics Who laugh
ed at what Grandma saii, will state We
have backed another calf out ~ the barn
with Ike results. Al.o AZ .he said,
"when YOU get the first load Of hay In
good order. and not wet by rain, you
will hay. good luck through having"
We did an, and yesterday, while ] VA.
away, the boys 'fcw In the face OF
Providence" and spread lot of nice
hay while shower. threatened, but while
II rained ON different side. 30 us, II kept
of ill half past four, when the last lock
had been secured, scoring one more for
Grandma.
We are using a Mudgett tedder, which
please. u very much, and on all smooth
farm. and heavy grass will prove good
Investment.
4 piece % gold, which the finder was
offered si2 for, was lately found on East
Branch, aud yesterday another hand
some specimen was found.
School on Buckheld Hill, taught by
Mrs. Austin Green, closes this week.
Florence lIoughton and Annie Nixon
Of Sterling, Mass, and Will Murphy and
sister from Melrose, Mass, are at John
IIoughton's.
Gardner Richards l. In town.
George u. Staples and wife spent Sat
urday In town aud bought q nice span
| Of horses Of VIII Abbott.
Hon. james Irish spent Sunday In
| tovn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21

... .r. aIsays glad o. CHRONICLES a
7. %. f.fFUsIIy when Il i possesse'i
sr-lf merit ~ that which i nov
~ '". 'Hu. in the August number
'-l"--.f. Family Magazine. which
II 'f arrived Ouc ~ The leading ar
game q baseball al played out
.i'f h1 mean. - finely executed
s..ii."r. With explicit descriptions
80 move. Those Mo have attempt
i. explain the game % baseball "a a
~. eir. or sifs-to-bs. know What an
n, e"TrIr.. task u was. Nov here
49, hl".r thing done Cor Yea. aud so
a.l ant clearly that after reading u
III. ellI De- a. anxious - any one
'iiFr ~eN go see \ match. aud she
n.--s'tr again ssy. "welli What y
49,. oaseball. anyhOwf' The arti-
~ ave sou hours % explanation.
=. n 'as the enterprise ~ this progres-
- safine, Which strives % give the
- ~ shat they want. II l. pub
I.,5loi ". Ieuulng. Dcmorest, al u
"a, 'th -. New York. Prize ~ CENTS
49, var. Any II cur local news
WI II glad 10 supply IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHG poISos or rns WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS oF TIE COUNTY.

Il
Monday Rev. Webster wocdbar,
and family, 10 Milford, Mass, arrive,
al Bethel 10 spend week with HI.
fathsr and sisters. There ws. family
gathering AZ Mrs. J. 4. rurington's
The oldest sisters, Thursday. Rev. Web
ster Woodbury., wife aud .on. Wesley n
Woodbury. wifc aud two ehildren. Dca.
j. L. burlington, wife and thrvc chil-
dnen, =. :. Chandler, ~if. (aes Emma 4.
Woodbury. aud thrre childrvn. These
arr All the children aud grandchildren oi
y. W. Woodbury. aud sally klmhall.
While u was ioyous occasion. there
Nas tlngr of sadness, a. u was the
hrst m.cting since the Translation 10 the
wife and mother.
Mr.. l.uthci l.ittlshal~. Who was struck
down nv Paraiysl. last week died Monday
morning.
The wife ~ Rev. Mr.. Rccord I. very
low and hcr llfc I. dsspslr-si of.
iuly isih Vas observed a. chlldr,n'.
day Al the Congregational church. The
house was tastsfully DECORATED. and the
pastor Addrvs.ci the children In the
forenoon, aud Wesley n. Woodbury..
Esq-. ~ rottsyillc, Penn, In the even
lng.
Prof. VIM. y. Chapman aud family
from Nv Work arrived al Bethel FRI
DAY noon. They will occupy the house
h. pufvhasei ~ Mr.. Jacob Horton In
MaVNill~.
The Misses i.ocke have % hoar,lers
aud N, ether houses are filling up
slowly,
Rev. l.. n. Wing and family, of Hop
kiuton, Mass, are AZ Dea. y. 4. Cham
hsrlins.
The armsrs arr Improving the gcoi
hay wvather aud q fair crop will - har-
vested IN good condition. The many
.hoWrrs u Wednesday reported Ia other
rarts 20 The state wer. very light In
Bethel, doing no damage. except delay
ing the haymaksrs a fsw hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
FRYE tiQ0-

summer boar,lers are arriving aud u
IL expected that all rooms will be taken
before the season IL over.
Mrs. Laura Harmon Bussell and son
are visiting friends In the village aud
vicinity. They are now living at Wood.
foris, AZ Mr.. Burtell's business IA In
I'oatland.
Maurice I'ilsbury, now In position In
the Madison Avenue Hotel, New York.
made few days stay with hIs mother
here on his return from lar lIarbor To
New Notk.
Rev. A. Z. Dunn aud r. johnson Of
the executive committee of the Chautau-
qua Union were herr ON Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert fineld of Pea
body, Mass, who are spending q few
weeks at Russell Cottage, North Con-
way, spent day at Dr. Iamson's this
week.
Mr.. Isaac Walker, of Pembroke ~.
ID Academy, Il In town aud called on
friend. In the village last week.
Col. James Walker died on Thursday,
the 18th, az his home az the "I.land",
where be was born about ~ years ago;
q man well known In thl. aud adjoining
communltle. aud universally respected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert psrkin. IL Chico
pee, Mass, have been vl.iting Mrs.. Pa
sister. Mrs. Enoch chase. and other
friend. In town.
There was q sociablc AZ the sweden
borglan church on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jane ". Frye Coolidge ~ Wash
ington, II. e., arrived at Mr.. Barrow.'
on Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
RRnMsEIIIn-

HruW nflsld can hosst "a some ~ tho
.uiartr.t Oh people la oxford County.
NJ thomRs Cotton, - years old. gu~s
into The Geld and works al dsy, tirving
nut men Who are many Ncars Younger.
llr has Kept house sixty YEAR, aud has
never had stove la hls hoase. MI.
John cotton, II YEAR. gu~- iuto ~"
Geld iu he morning aud works till night.
NJ. G~urgr Davis. ~ YEAR. i anoihsr
smart old rvntlsman. Mrs. u. ~esNvy,
n Years. although not sirung, sill When
able walk o. church. She u a very In
terrstiug LADY,,
M. Msr.hall Mclucss Ia. got a peo-
,iun.
NJ. ~ Wentworth hy adVicc ~ IL.
Tuyh IA. gone O. the hospital Ia Port
land
Farmer. arr rushing this ulcr hay
aeathrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
-
Easy afrHEl

IIaymakcr. ar. improving the delight
ful hay weather.
July 18th Was intensely hot-oO- In
M. shade all day.
4. VI. klmball has new Buckeye
inoving machine, slx foot cut.
Eug.ne bean l. home from berlin, y.
H., To attend Ia al. farm Affairs.
Mr.. D.. :. Bartlett l. visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ". :. wight.
Mr.. Grac. swan !. attending the sick
Il charles iapham's.
ceorg. nlakc aud Master winfield
Rlake 81 Massachusetts, are at home on
a vacation.
u. stevens 1. hsying for n. &. Perry,
aud VI. IIlggin. for VI. D.. Bartlett.
Born, July ilth, Ia the wife Of James
n. swan, daughter.
Mr.. Homer y. Chase ~ Auburn and
Mr. T.. \. Lott 81 Boston, Mass, made a
short call on T.. Croker aud wife of
thl. place. Mr.. Lott l. working for a
yIrglni, Land Investment Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
MESI SUMNER.

Mis- Nellie cole. whom We reported
lick With pneumOnh AZ Capt. q. VI.
.malls. died after an Illness of only i've
day.. 4 brother at Nashua, y. H., came
In answer "a the telegram, reaching Capt.
small. Friday evening. After the Capt.
had started In the morning with the r.
mains Ia Prospect iiarhor, whese The
Young ladie. widowed mother resides.
Rev. l.. VI. Robinson of Philadelphia,
prrached on sunday, at the Baptist
church foe the pastor, Rev. :. ID. Richard
Prof. l.. Ludden % Park Institute
Allegheny. Pa, came 10 DIR. Z. NJ. lis
bee. the 10Th.
Mi.. sarah barrett 81 Buckield, Il
stopping for the presen, with her aunt
on sumner Hill, since the death OF the
sister.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Doble went Ia see theft
daughter, Mrs. y. ". Thsyer. at South
Paris, Recently.
Ten were admitted to membership Al
the last meeting IL the Good Templars
The lodge now numbering seyenty-eight'
Frank Bisbee. of Gllbertyille, IL visit
ing AZ al. mothers, Mrs. Charles Crock
EFT.
A week Of the best Of hay weather
MAS broken Wednesday by slight show
On. With an abundance ~ thunder anc
air slightly cooler, the heat being for
f,w DAYS Intense, reaching ~ degree
Monday and Tuesday.
N. ". Andrews, Wife and son of Fort
land. ar. AZ home for the vacation.
Al. palmer York living beyont
Labrador. who has been sick for month
died the 18th.
Mrs. Ryerson, the aged mother o
Wallace Iyerson, passed Ia the othe
.horc during the night of July lsth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
NORWAY LAKE.

Ml.. sarah Newhall !. At home spend.
Ing her vacation.
Nil. Aura Partridge l. a, home from
Portland.
T.. D. smith and Jane. smith arr hay-
Ing a.. Charles walker stand which they
have bought painted aud hxci up gener-
allv.
Dca. Perry m. several summer board
ers.
Lon Badbury |. At work at Benjimln
Tucksr'- for |, short time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
SWEDEN

Died la Sweden july ~. Mr.. Jacob l..
stevens. sgvd about - years. Nj Stew
cns has h~.n Ia poor hsalth iot some
time having a heart trouble, which prov
"a fatal AZ lsst. lie was a man With
strong attachment fur hls family and
home. a Kind aud ohlising neighh"t aud
good towusman, NlWay. a Icpuhlican
and Temperance man, sni sill - gr-ai-
IA misss,i Ia the community. lie leaves
a NiioN. lEl,ir, Brosn.l anil two sous
Winfield. Who llNcs ou the home placr,
AMI Ch-.lry D.. Who works for the uass
Company ~ llASefhill, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
NE1IcO

Evidently jarvis ". Richards and
Aycrs Little arr failing.
Robert Suiton, a boaricr AZ George
Ausiin's. came near landing ON the
..othef .horr" Last sunday. River drlN-
CT. werr a work near Au.tin's and Sui-
ton ani Harry burlington took a log
and sailed around on Il while, when
they Jumped into the river 90 swim
asharv. sutton sank immediately and
dli not rice. Harry do,. for him but
dli not succccd In bringing him to III"
surface. calls brought a boats crew
from staples drive, some considerable
distance. when Harry polluted a. nearly
a. possible Ia the place he went down.
one 20 the boat'. crew ssw the BODY and
called "a one Brccn Ia dive for IL. Brc"n
dove aud .ucc-- led la bringing the body
Ia IA. surface. lIy proper appliance.
and work. life Was brought back, and
Rob can tell story.
SrAukI..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
RuMEoRp CENTRE.

Evidently the Poland Spring people
know a good thing when they get IL.
They recently gave the l,umfori Cream.
cry, Mr.. +. II. Burgess, an order for 300
pounds aud have since sent an orlcr for
iO0O pounds more.
Mr.. Edwin brown and family, also bis
brother from waltham, Mass, are
spending their vacation at Mr.. Z. u.
Abbott's.
Mr.. I. y. Richardson kindly cared for
a river driver few days that had been
taken down with the measles. After
morning prayers the fellow Inquired
whether they were saints or Democrats.
The Democrats here were pleased To
think they were held In such high es-
TEEN, but as the fellow hailed from Nova
scotia, he had got the two political par
tles mixed aud thus made . mistake In
name.
Mr.. James X. Welsh was out loading
hay last Wednesday when the thunder
shower came. The lightning struck hls
load Of hay setting fire 10 u and giving
him quite shock. In hIs dared condi-
ton he started the horses for the barn.
Iiis wife discovered the nre. but not until
he had Got Into the harm was the team
stopped. She with some assistance run
the rack out and tipped Il over, but the
hay and cart were nearly consumed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-21
DENMARK.

Mr.. Bcnlimln y. smith of Scbago
Lake I. visiting relative. In town.
Mrs.. Mo.s. VI. Bennett, Who has been
.prndlng a couple ~ mouths Ia Massa-
yhusrtis, has returned home.
Mes.rs. Gray aud ingalls,, Who have
the contract Ia build the town house,
have the buildlng up aud boarded and a.
.oon a. haylng :. done will push the job
through.
Phil McIutirr, Who has been boarding
1t the bartlett House, has left and cred
ltors mourn.
Arthur =. Potter aud wife are AZ Nor.
way. Mr. Potter u assisting Mr.. Nor
rill In repairing hi buildings.
Alvin u. Ordway Who Il at work al
IIa,.rhlll l. az home cutting his grass,
viii return Ia lIayerhill Monday.
Augustine Ingalls, !. visited by friends
from llrockton, Mas.
Jane. Wentworth has built nl,c
,crania a. hi. house and nov sits quiet
IN under ". shade.
Mr.. Melyina Head had shock of
pir,lysl. Wednesday and now I've. Ia a
critical condition.