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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
RuvgoRp CENTRE.

joseph T.. Colby rost, q. \. H., aud
the sons 81 Veterans tarn-d out Va q
body sunday. NAV sith, and listened Ia
ma excellent memorial sermon delivered
by Rev. VI. h. Mabry. \ few member,
from \. VI. Whitman Poet 81 Bryant.
Pond wer. pr-.snt.
Rev. ". Y. Tcnn.y 81 Lynn, Mass,
gave his chalk talk here last Monday
AID Tursiay evenings. MI present
were highly pleased With hi methods Of
preaching.
Ni.s bertha Graham l. la Portland
learning the millinery business.
cur pastor. Rev. Mr.. Mabry, !. liked
very much by IA. entire charge.
Mountain Gem Lodge ~ Good lem
plars l. rapidly Increasing u. numbers.
Nil. susie Graham !. chief fcmplar.
Our selectmen have secured Mr.. JOY,
= practical bridge builder, "a repair the
Swiii River bridge. IL will b. repaired
IN good shape.
several people from Walthim, Mass,
will spend their vacation In Humford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
ngBRO.

Sunday. the .Iih. the church Was pr't-
tllV decorated With fioNrrs and plants
Tho memorial sermon by br. Crane Na'
very Interesting.
Mr.. Horatio lionnry was buri~i Tues
day. Rev. :. u. Richarison and wife
serr down o. the funeral.
Efra Marshall !. grading hls lci Ia The
cymstsry.
i. II. Siurt~Vant came home Friday
Mr.. Frrd Parsons aud children IT Nu'
burn came With him aud staid over sun
day.
rrof. !. =. Moody aud little Frank
Nefv a Mr.. Moody's saturday aud sun
day.
IN. ruad machine has b""u In the
nelghhofhood. rropie arc not very ~cll
plea.s,i Ia have stones from the rad
thrown ca the grass In front ~ thci'
hou.s. AMI wards. lone A. large q. 4
WATERFALL wrrr left In the grading IN
front ~ Prof. >trgeni's ani nearly every
one had some a. clear az after them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
WILSON'S MILLS

Dr. Erskine WAS In town the hrst II
the week Nahum Bennett's sick sou !.
nov under hi carr, slso Mrs. u. \.
storey.
Nav 18th gave us snow, hall. rain aud
beautiful sunshine. an April day Indeed.
Minnie aud Lens Olson have been at
tending school al the lower town laugh,
by BlAncbe rrask.
Our school commenced NAV 18th
taught BY Mary falrman ~ ,olebrook.
Henson Cufts ~ stark called on
friends In town Tues.iay. lie was on
hi way to the rarmachccnce club
House.
The Upper Magallouay drive u
through AFiscoos dam.
Horace frost In charge 10 drive don,
mean a. ct lef.
Sportsmsn are beginning to pat In an
appearance. and big trout ar, h.ing
caught up the Magalloway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
AAnONER


The farmer. are nearly through with
their planting.
Hon. 10. v. roor has returned Ia hl.
home la Broosline Tor 4 few days.
The sick one. arr Improving slowly.
i,ey. Mr.. Norcros. I. detained at his
former home In Union by sickness.
There I. grand ru.h NJ the lake. now.
the hotel. M. crowded aud many unable
a. get Accommodations.
The fishing At the lake. Il Improving
with the warm weather.
The pro.poct for an apple crop this
year In this vicinity !. extremely poor.
The village schools are In high rcPa-
tation.
III. Congregational circle mc, With
Mrs. lIe,iell lat Wednesday evening.
samuel Bctton'. nne steamer ou the
Richardson lake was burned Thursday,
lo.. about sI,Un.
Rev. Mr.. Poa.c will preach In the hall
sunday evening, June !, AZ 10 o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
IpTON

NJ. Raymond D. ,ery much better.
A. Fru.t has gour "a The Upper Dam
ta c,sok fur NJ frvuch. william Bark
take. ,hafg, "a Mr. fru.t's farm.
Mr.. Thur.tun 20 Errol. l. AZ 4 u
Ira.t.s Nth millinery and fancy guods.
Tho rear 10 E,sr.pn's drive Nas turu~i
luio doe Nniruscogcin saturday.
John 1. Bngg j. morr comfortable.
IL can uoN walk O. thc stahl. aud across
ths road to The .iorv.
A.N luikius has started hi meat
cart. lie al.o sells nearly all kinds II
fruit.
Thoma. =. Brgg has lc, his farm 10
4 " iudkins.
Inngh Nb'.utt ukcs charge ~ his
mother. farm this ssasou.
There va heavy frO.t Tucsday night.
,Iuth.. frof. on the line and icc formed
on ths gra.. and vr,,i. whsry twas Sci
v ith rain.
Help b. not very plenty ~ All "a"
.urrlu. men have gone "a The White
MuautaIn. to work on thr rad Tor :. '.
iias'rs.
Al kiuds orSegvtation ar baskSard'
.rNrrftius grass Whiyh .. booking hn"ly
Nr. ana Mr.. ~. D West started Tot
che EASTERN part "a IN. state Thursday
in Nisit his mother ani other friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
AEQY PARIS

W. q. Mooney and George rarnum arr
each treating their stands % a new coat
Of paint.
In our last items We aid Jack Frost
made us q farewell visit. Well, We did
hope 80, but he has made usa dying
,l.lt most every night since then.
N. ID. Abbott has been In the place
the past few days. lie I. clerking In q
store In walthan,, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses klmball ~ Ilethel
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holt, of wash
lngton, u. C., are visiting al kingsbury
Curtis.
There are to b. some changes made In
the location III the different departments
at the manufacturing company's mill.
The can makers will soon be- st work
In the new corn shop.
y. W. kimbali Ia. returned from New
York where he has been spending the
winter.
last Thursday evening Golden Rule
Lodge chose ten delegates "a represent
this lodge Ia the District Lodge which
l. Ia be held Ia Hanover. June lOth.
Rev. =. ". smith and daughter hiy.
gone "a Llycrmore and Faycite on n
visit. Rev. =. u. Iirown ~ South
Psr. Il to supply his pulpit Sunday.
l.ook at the new style shoe In another
column.
A. J. Curtl. q 60. ar. paying twenty
five cents for wool.
The unIycrsalist sunday school gave
a concert In the Baptist church last sun
day evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

-.. e..r.t itr Kind ~ day sc
.... chosen. lli che Chu.cr tfru
W.r.I ut1. lt Was drif-
...a..I however. DO hAh "n'
..l... .r that ths dnltle
Is ,rHugh tu alI's III
.... ri. 80 .u a. planned
Discomfort.
...... ......tiHs 20 thr band,
.. children Hui citizens.
. ....rr Hf hlfIasi iru
..fE. ..I yrmrtrrs. vhsr'
....#. ur HF t"D. h.mtall f.
..... Rs. offered hV ErN. =
..... va. .IugIug by thr
.HI mI... hf thr hand,
..L.u .H. made hN frut.
.|... ll.I ACADEMY ani Hoo.
r.....
..r tri dismissed - thr
veterans tnuA th'ir uat
U.. where the hdle. ~
.... k l.rHFr tn them aud
~.ms utyr teu hlnirvd
rIr Babies.
... ... fLs general ssrN icr-
e.Hr ls.I hf 90, hapiisi
s.. hlui-HmsiN iccurti-
.....H E,, NJ Nrte'
..... ..I fIr ~Huih Itri. Male
-..e . f8s .sir,tiuu, aiie'
I..f.r Introduced ihsi
Commander samuel W
I.-..fl .. flr speaker 20 ~
I.... liirr.. las hriri beat
". written. liz th'm'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
ALBANY,


James FLINT keeps small flock ~
very good sheep. Gu going Into hl.
pasture be- found two ~ the best dead,
apparently killed by an animal that nn-
dcr.iood hi business. The veins ~ the
neck were opened aud the blood sucke'i
out. Zach sheep hal twin lambs.
Near by they saw two animals, one ~
s.mbllng a wolf, IA. other looking like a
loupccryicr. The neighbour. are on the
war path aud Il !. hoped the culprii.
will b. secured.
Monday afternoon myself aud better
half rode about thr-c miles, calling on q
few old friends ani passed near other.
on whom Ne had not time to call, but all
within sight. First Ne passed Mrs.
John Cummings, agei -. she !. In
pretty good health. IN the same family
arr A.a Cummings and hls wife, each
- aud In pretty good health except suf-
fcring very much from rhcumaiism.
Next, Daniel Clark -. lie i smart q. q
trap aud spry a. a boy aud does q good
day'. work every day. IN the same
house l. Mr.. Jriah Foster, u. IN. u
quite comfortable, just getting over q
severe attack ~ IN grippe. Mr.. Haven
Hutchinson. -. She l. quite we'll ani
able to ride Ia Walt her children Ia
nelghborlng towns. Mr.. jefferson Jor-
dan. ~. Although very lame she does
the homework with III. sid ~ her two
sous. Who arr very kind as bachelors
usually are. Mr.. Jcrush, Sh@ld, about
%. Her health l. quite gocd but
rh.umati.m confine, her Ca her b~l aud
chair aud Z. not able a. walk AZ all. NJ
~. .ni ~ our route Ne called on Dca.
E.rom klmhall, Who will d. u Ia sep
trtni,.r next. Pound him la the held
planting potatoes. liz work Shovel
him to be- an experienced ani faithful
workman that nerd not H. ashamed.
D-a. klmhall Ia. hecn deacon II our
church more than " years. For several
year. be- has been afflicted With heart
trouble. depri,ing him 81 III" privilege
~ attending church az engaging ip much
active church work aud set able Ia do q
good deal II work on the farm. There
|. a work for Va all "a DO" MI Accept
able a. the Master II done In the right
spirit.
Iuc.day morning myself aud wife
rode 90 Bethel, miles, dld some shop
lng. called on a few friends, had very
pleasant Interview With Judge Wood
bury aud hi .on.ln-l,w, Dca. Puring-
ton with whom Ne dlne,i. We enjoyed
their cordial hospitality and admired
their new palstlal mansion. Though
the afternoon was somewhat sh0wery
~ reached home In safety though some
What tired Thus We celebrated nv
;yth birthday. This was my flrsi trip Ia
Bethel since my .ickne.. last October
4. III. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
OXFORD.

=. II. Howe Of West Virginia va.
brought to the Hosea liuntress farm at
Oiisheld Gore.
The society ~ Christian Enieavor
gave an entertainment Friday evening
The Country school. The acting va.
good aud both teacher aud scholar. AZ
torled much Amusement, especially the
infant class. About thirteen dollar.
were taken.
Rev. Mr.. watten l. at Brunswick TIL.
week.
MI.. Kitty Cook /. visiting her sister,
Mr.. IIaIcn.
Rev. ". y. Tcnney gave chalk talL
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. Wallace IA. opened livery stable
samuel Eaton aud wife aud child arr
visiting here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
CANTON


A serious accident occurred herr Sat
uriay, the sti. IA william X. DcCoster
aud wife were out riding their horse be-
came frightened and ran, throwing them
both out. People Who were near came
To their assistance, and doctors were Inn
me,ilstely sent for. n was found that
Mr.. DcCo-ter Was suffering With dislo-
catei shoulder aud badly bruised head.
Mrs.. DcCoster had a dlslocation 81 the
knee Joint backward, which l. very bad.
Mr.. Deco-ter Il oat, though with his
arm In sling. Mrs. D-Cosier has the
prospect ~ being confined 10 her home
long time. u not crippled for life. The
horse ran some distance after throwing
them out. bat was not seriously Injured,
nor was the carriage badly damaged. II
has AWAY. until this accident been con-
sldrrcd a safe horse for . woman tn
drive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
rASr BRowsy1lIp.

4 hc,y, white frost on the Night 81
the 18th. bat u left ne serious effect.
\ large aud pleasant circle az Mrs. \.
X. IIilr. On the 9Th.
Arrangements are bclns made Tor the
entertainment ~ ~" delegate. 9" tn"
90 lfcr-nrc which meet. Ia th" ,ongrrga-
tlonai church on June 18th aud l?th.
The church Ia. been frightened With
a coat 20 paint aud other improvements,
aud u l. hoped that the coming meeting
may b. means ~ an incrras. In spirit
nal AT alnments
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
IONIll

NJ jacob Andrews With his wife aud
grandchlld - Atlantic. Iowa, arr visit
ing iu togu.
Tho Christian circle was entertained on
Tu..lay hy Mr.. Olive kimhall.
The T~rsonai property ~ ths estate 20
the late liza. Ah,l Head was sold a.
auction on MONDAY afternoon.
Rev =. ". 'ari 20 the Christian church
delivered a memorial sddrvs. on ~unlsy
at. quite large uumh.r 20 veterans
Werv present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
RROMNElElD.

A. T.. and ". :. Warren, formerly Of
Brownheld, now II Portland, made ny
Ing yi.lt To their patents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
samuel Warren. They have built cot
tagc at Cape Elizabeth where they Will
reside this summer.
Mrs. A. Martin continue. dangerously
.ick. She Il great sufferer.
Farmers are very busy planting corn.
some have discarded the machine aud
are planting corn the old time way by
hand.
Grow. are very troublesome on some
pieces. 80,
J. McDonnal killed woodchuek with
a hoe handle.
Annie McI.ucas has gone 10 Denmark
Ia work In the hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
NgWRv.

The new road machine !. operating
now In district No. I. The work II does
4. giving general satisfaction.
". l.. Thurston'. family are having
the mump..
The Farrar brother. have been shin
Cling Poplar Hotel.
Quite number III nelghbors and
townspeoplc are at 4. W. Powers doing
some planting for him. Mr.. Powers i
improving slowly.
Gra.. !. not growing very fast Ia ia,
pastures. Cows still need feeding In
the barn.
Mrs. Joseph Llttlehale Of this town
died last sunday. She was upwards oi
eighty wear. old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
BETngl


| A union service was held at the Con-
gregatIonai church, Bethel, Sunday
sermon by the pastor, i.ev. W. ID. liar-
dy, before brown Post, q. 4. H., which
attended In q body, reading scripture
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Barton ID the
uniyer.slist church, and reading of
hymns and prayer by Rev. 4. III. Record
~ the Methodist church. Appropriate
music was rendered by the choir. The
church wa. beautifully drapcd with nags
aud bunting and profnsion of pot
plants aud cut flowers adorned the pull
plt and altar. The audience fllled the
house beyond its seating capacity aud
extra seats were provided. The exercis-
~ were highly interesting. About thlr-
~ veterans and about the same number
10 the Ladies' Relief Corps were In at
tendance besides q group ~ cadets.
Dca. J. II. Ioyejoy, your Albany cor
respondent, celebrated hi. 10Th birthday
by riding Ia lIc,hel with his wife, now
past ~, and dining with your Bethel
correspondent. lie l. In feeble health
bat cheerful and happy a. might be ex-
pccted.
The widow ~ Hon. David shilling.
aud her daughter from Winchester,
Mass, are moving Into the house vacated
by her sou, william H., for the summer.
Mr.. Jacob Horton l. preparing To-
move with her family Ia California.
She has donated to Gould Academy 800
specimens of she'll. aud eggs until her
boy, now about twelve years old, arrives
AZ majority. Prof. Hall has them beau
tlfully arranged.
Ira W. Clarke, who has been suffering
from a carbunclc on the back ~ his neck
for several weeks. diei Thursday morn
Ing At his home In Iethel. lie was a
member ~ ilrown rost, e.. \. H., and
was buried from the Congregational
church Memorial Day at lOA.u.
The widow II spauldlng Coburn ~
Ncwry va. visiting her 900, John Co
burn, In bethel. aud had an attack IL Ia
grippe and died Thur.day morning,
aged - wears.
Dr. VIM. u. Iaph,m, II augusta,
yI.ltsd Bethel on business connected
with the history % the town which he u
writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
SWEDEN.

Dr. 4. l.. rike, 81 Norway, was In
town last week calling on his friend.
aud looking up the genealogy OF some
~ the fir.i settlers.
NJ. y. Perry has bought the AARON
Eastman place aud vii soon move there
lie has recently been Ia Boston on .
business trip.
A. Mr.. Caroline Evans was returning
from church last sabbath .bc wa- taken
very suddenly Sex with pneumonia aud
At the present writing her recovery !.
considered very doubtful. Her son aud
lie. Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Evans at
Tryeburg, are With her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
EAS1 SUMNER.

\ delegation from this place attended
the Anasagunticook sabbath school Con-
ferrnce which was held AZ Turner village
on Monday. They were finely entertain
ed aud greatly enjoyed the occasion.
This association will hold grand rally
al the grove near Anaagunticook Lake
on the fr.t dsy ~ July.
Two 81 sumner. agei citizens were
laid away Ia their dual ret week before
Last. They were Lenas stetson, aged
- and Luther Hollis, aged about ~.
Both were respected and honorable men
aud sincere Christian believers.
Mr.. Holland 81 Buckheld u painting
the Congregational church building at
East sumner.
Rev. :. u. Richardson preached an
appropriate memorial sermon a week
ago lsst sabbath at the Baptist church.
An account ~ the Memorial Day ser
Vice. will be sent In for next issue OF the
Democrat.
SlnsIu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
locsy.s MILLS.

Henry Cummings, Mr.. Curtl. aud .on,
ant "a fol.om have gone % the lake.
dshiug o. spend fcs days.
The I. ~. a.. I. installed new 4. L
AZ their meeting. a. Mr.. George Merrill.
our fprmsr q. 4. Was Obliged Ia NOV. a.
piNHsld NJ. Clifford allied the vacancy
Iutrrtainmsut Was Furnished BY T~ua
Young. consisting % an Instrumental
solo hy MI. Young. defamation by
Dolumhus kimhall aud a .crap-haskci by
all The msmh.rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
nkRIfORD

Bertha Fletcher. daughter 81 q. &.
Fletcher, dir,i May 10Th
". T.. Bicknell u suffering from Ia
grippr.
frank Bonncy I. In very poor health.
IIsrt Hutchinson has sold the Robert
Hate. farm Ia Cyrus Young.
Ernest l.. Thompson frOm sioughton
la. b~cn visiting hi friends In Hartford
this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
EASY nE0RON,

Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Berry aud their
granddaughter, Miss lIernice Berry. con-
template starting for Milvaukee next
week to yi.it Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Howard.
r.. r. Ramsdell il to build barn this
summer.
n. II. and ID. T.. keene are running
the Hebron road machine this season.
Mrs. A. +. Eastman Of Portland u
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. II.
brown.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Bouney, formerly OF
this place, made a flying trip through
the place last Tuesday, accompanied by
his mother, widow OF the late Henry
Honey. Arthur win starr for Colorado
soon for hk health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
EASY WATERFORD

Horn. Nav 18th. Ia the wife of LEV
cllvn Millctt, q daughter.
The friend. 81 Ciacncc kllgorc gave
him q surprise party the evening 20 his
birthday. Nav aith.
l.. VI. Sandcrson has sheep that
shearcd fourtecn pound. of wool.
Mrs. Benjamin Msr.ion has lately
heard from her nephew, Seymour smith,
Who l. In Liverpool, England. lie had
not bccu heard from for several year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
anxAAfrs pnsn

The Good Trmplar.' ball club will ~
a. Norway MAY ~ to play the "iilue
>,orr." % that place. Game commence.
AZ . n.
Rey. seth Henson delivered the Memo
rial sermon lA.t sabbath at the Baptist
church.
Dr. william II. lApham was In town
last week. III" doctor Il writing hl..
tory ~ Iie,hel az the prr.ent time.
lloratlo y. Iloughton ~. called tn
worc,sier saturday by the lllne.. 20 hi.
mother.
ellen Mt. Lodge 81 Coed T.mplsr. !.
Increasing In numbers very fast. "
nov hunters as members, and ther-
we're seNente"n applications Tor meinh"r-
.htp Al IA. last meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
NORWAY LAKE

Emma I. steven. l. at home having
her vacation.
Mr.. jaime. smith aud Mrs. Emer.on
kIlgorc have some very large pan.lc. for
thi. time 81 year. some ~ them meas
ar, nearly three lnchc. across.
:. \. steven. aud family Visited NJ
Ieander white. la Harrison Que day
thi. week.
Mr.. samuel Hale visited at her grand
SOM, Webster kilgorr's, this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
EAST PERU.

Albcrt Holman lost COW one dly last
week by her getting Into hl. ncighbor'.
pl.,ur. aud being gorcd by his cattle.
smith. crew have flushed saWing
blrh At Farnrs mill on the 18th.
D.. VI. Howard has bought him mar
and colt II q Mr.. White Of DiNfleld.
4. T.. Couint, VI. Hall and ncorg,
Thomn. are having all that they can dc
planting corn for their nsighbor. Will
their nlanieT..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

"wednesday morning wAs cold With a
white fru.t.
n {. cold aud backward here Tor ihls
season ~ the year.
III. Rrovn I. sick with the measles.
Tn. grlpt.. frsi then the measles giScs
him a prrtiy hari pull.
q. I. Parker l. gaining slowly aud u
abb o. ~ uut some.
Mr.. McNllister u very feeble.
quite lot - snoN ou Noun, blaine
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
NORIA PARIS

Miss Emma Chase who has been .icl
~ long, died last week. She suffered
very much the last of her slcknes. but
bore II With great patience.
Mr.. Lucinda benson Il not 40 we'll the
last week aud Il suffering very much.
Everett Chase has got home from i'c.-
ton.
Miss Lula Chase l. quite sick.
\. u. Andrews met with a painful
accident Sunday, the sith. While ringing
the he'll for evening service At the church,
the rope broke aud let him down In such
q way a. 10 brcak both bones 90 hls Lex
above the ankle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
rn,lsaiIan CENTRE

The roAd men are at Il. {. Bheketts
now.
IN. odd Fellows circle met at the
hall "Wednesday evening, the ssth.
gh,rI.. Chandler aud Mrs. william
VIZ .tsrt.i for Boston, May 9Th. Mrs.
Pfc /. 20 spend q few weeks with neI
daughter In DedhAm. Mr.. Chandler
iii yislt Lowell and then return.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
HIOM

Mr.. r.rley stevens, ~ Portland, u
visiting her parrnts, Mr.. aud Mrs. Oiis
Eastman.
Mcssr.. charlie. aud Henry PAIRING.
ton. 20 lowell, ar visiting their sister,
Mr.. Jane. lrish.
school commenc'Sl Ia District No. :,
taught hy Miss Ale. Ferry ~ >sc'icn.
Mr.. Ellas Andrews l. falling slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
ROxauRX.

Hon. J. 4. swssey and family are at
Birch Brook Pond.
summer travel has already begun.
John Reed has driven out Webb River
and has moved on To our Swift River "a
drive out the Dudley aud Marshall pop
We have frost every morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

tr h,ll-y and Mr.. Daggctt, 81 the
,'...' U.mmission. vent 90 Bsnton We'd
lo INSPECT coz supposed to DC
,'l.f.ug 9Th tuberculosis. The cos
81 orlrred Killed. This l. the hrst
80 20 tuberculosis that Dr. Bailey has
ili iu the Stale for a long time, al
t,-ish hs i travelling about constantly
- Lssponse 10 call. from farmers Who
NsA " have their COWS examined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
PERIL.

George Wilson aud Leroy rikc Of Fay
cite ar, al work for Frank kidder pccl-
Inc bark for him on hi farm In DlNheld'
MR.. u. ". knlgh, !. At home again.
She Ia. got John 4. SNa.ey'. baby TAX
ing care of II since al. wife died.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

From the lodge of the Holy ~. Johns
Of Jerusalem Ia the Master ~ the Celestial
Lodge above. submissive;
Whereas. Thou hot seen flt In the full
flIlment Of the last rites Of thy great law
on earth (as We suppose) To call forth
our brother, Joel Pcrham, TO that lodge
that We are taught To believe exists In
thy realm above, and
Whereas, We regret the absence Of
him a. q brother and member of our
lodge, and feel IN sympsthire with hi.
Kindred aud friends, We have, mingled
with our sadness, q feeling Of Joy Ia BE-
llcying that he l. received by you into
that lodge above and given q position
that be merits, and
Whereas, We hope this will BE- receiv'
ei In the same spirit that u u written,
that l., Of Submission and prayer, and
that we may all at last be- worthy Ut the
same honors that We sincerely ask foI
our departed brother.
The above are the sentiments OF Jefier
son Lodge, No. 100, of which Joel Perhau
was an honorcd member, as expressed In
open lodge.
TT. STEVENS,
A. CHASE, Commlttee
A. q. Kicker,
Dated at Masonic Hall, Bryant's Pond
Maine, May 10, A. ID. 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

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