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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
BYRON

Four fishermen from Turner drove ~
to iloughion's stable IA. III, aud one II
their horses, aid Ia be- worth s3D
dropped dead. One ~ the party paihct-
Ically remarked, II had rather IL va.
the horse than one % the children
We colncidsd.
Helen IIoughion u home from Massa'
.hu..ts visiting.
Everett Bartlett went to East Branch
the ith to warn on trc.passers on y
Plummcr'. land, aud picked up hand.
some specimen. % gold. The rain had
washed dirt ud where the rock. had not
bcrn well clcansc,i. lie got nearly a
dollar la q .hart time.
4. 4. Marlln l. reported az hnding
bod quartz specimens on hl. farm.
SWEET. Ili.coCk and Rollins have bull
a nlcc cabin AZ Wire bridge aud import
81 a nice feminine housekeepcr aud arr
.ucC-s.fully mining.
Mr.. Clcaye. ani hi. party have AL
burned "a cut their hay.
our cltircn. arr all nearly we'll Of
measles.
4 bear VA. seen on Mott llrook tn
ith by young sportsman from Mexico
Who had hi tru.ty ride Ia hand, but, hl'
mind running In another direction, dlt
not Va. u. Then. too, fur l. much NOR,
valuable later la the season.
y. \. knapp and wife have commenc'
"a housekeeping.
Mrs. Gustayus IIayfori, her daughter
and two friends are Visiting her husband
boarding AZ samuel knapp's.
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RuMEORn

II. 4. rhurston has sold hls bay col,
Ia partic. In l!eihel for good sum.
The Miss.. webbsr are spending their
vacation With Mr.. and Mrs.. lila. barker.
Bert Barkcr and Pearl Andrews are
spending a few DAYS In town. sl.o Misses
susie aud May Thompson ar visiting
their mother.
The Fourth passed of quietly the boys
tlrcd guns and crackers aud made the
usual amount of noise about midnight.
liay crop l. hooking fine.
Everybody Il busy having and business
duh.
Mr.. Eay |. making extensive repair.
CA his harm.
John Esic. l. cutting the hay on the
Walker farm.
The Last ~ the logs have gone down
the river aud the crossing !. unintcrruPt-
III once morv.
Dr. Abbott l. much improved, !. able
to ~ cut 81 doors some.
IN cpldemlc ~ measles has struck the
country.
Ma Martin has traded his mare LAZY
Blodgvti. With ten. futile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
UPTON.

Mrs. william Sargent has gone Ia Dix
Acid 20 Walt her sister, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Champion of Hoxbary. Mass, IL
the guest Of her sister, Mrs.. NJ. b. Cco'-
ldge. =, - A.
cyrus II. West. formerly resident OF
Upton. 4.
Ing at the Abbott House.
Married. at Andover, July !. by Rev.
II. y. Pickett, Etna 4. Lane and Miss
carrie N. Abbott, both OF Upton.
The having season IL not very promis-
ing. though some have commenced now
Ing.
y. w. Bragg has new mower:
School on East Hill closes Friday.
C.E. Ryer.ou had full house frl.
day night. There were two hundred 70
supper and seventy.dve couples 10
dance. lie will be Obliged to enlarge bis
hall n the crowd increases - u has 10
the past on the Fourth.
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NoR1n Buckg,glp.

II. L.. farrar made flying visit Ia
Massachusetts, To see hl. daughter, Mrs.
n. X. buck, this week. Ills grandchil-
dren. Roscoe aud Fannie Buck, came
home with him.
william Clapp and wife Of salem,
Mass, are at the old homestead of hi.
wife.
Mr.. J. II. Carey Of Salem, Mass. has
returned Ia Camp Winchester, neal
North Pond, where his family are.
Mr.. ". &. Mar.ton Of Auburn was ai
a. y. Mason. over sunday, the 5th.
v. ID. Bicknell aud wife were at Dix
field the eth, visiting their daughter
Mrs. Emerson Ames.
Mrs. George Turner and Mrs. Julis
Bard Of stoneham, Mass, are visiting
friends and relatives In our place.
Miss Florence Fuller of Brockton
Mass, Il at her fathers, I. ID. Fullcr's
for few DAYS.
Not much baying done yet on accoun,
IL bad weather. Farmers are looking
for light crop this year.
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MHSI SuMNIR.

The Glorious Fourth Was quiet rainy
day. IIo.e Intending "a celebrate else
where gave their an,iclpations ih. 40
by. Only Young Americans made early
morning hiieou. With noi.c. though their
elders rrjolcc Ia scc that day, AMI "a
dsy which cannot 10 ton much honorc'l.
The conccrt Ia the evening, by the ship
arl Family, was largely attended and
q succcss every way.
Ia. baptist church people celebrated
by picnic dinner At the church, after
puttlng down the new csuet.
Jhas. Aht,oit aud Nifr, ~ Abingdon,
are al their parents, 4. a.. Abhott's, and
levi Ncwcll's, Mr.. 4. bclng In feeble
health.
l.. 4. Howe aud wife, 81 llosion. Mass,
are Spending vacation al Hiram Howe.
AMI l.. 4. Mrrrllrs.
Frci ke.ns, wife aud little girl, are al
bis fathers, q. ". Fields.
The widow 10 Rev. Geo. fori.s, ~
Tot.dam. y. y, With her tNo children,
arc nj Mr.. Hiram Chandler. Mr.. 4.
hsing the mother 10 IN. fret Mr..
furl,c.. mothef ot the little hoy. The
baby gifl. four wears old, Il Mr.. ~
child. Rev. Mr.. p. memory l. cherish
cl by large circle.
Miss julia Barr-tt, 20 sumner ilill,
Who has bccn In falling health Tor
mouihs. died the ;ih Inst. She VA. a
sister ~ Mr.. Charlie. Barrett who came
from Oregon and died there In early
spring AnOth.r maiden sister, With
whom shc lived, by her heath !. left
alone.
\ Young lady AZ Capt. q. VI. small's,
Me. Cole, niec. ~ Mr.. small, Ne ate
told, 81 Ellsworth, has hccn seriously
slck therv foe several days With pncu-
u,onit, I'll. nov pronounced.
Ilay makers are anNlously watching
the uncertain weather.
The widow II Enoch Morrill,, 81 Iowa,
/. visiting relative. shout town.
Mr.. aud Mr.. l.ucius poblc, With a
Young LADY, daughter from Iowa, are
visiting At : sisters, Mrs. h. y. l!oNker'..
Mr.. Wm. a.. Abbo,i IL also q sister oi
Mr.. DOblr. The families have not met
for twrnt three ycars.
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FAST WATERFORD.

Waterford was well represented al the
graduating exercises of Bridgton Acad-
.my. Two of the graduates, Miss Eva
NJ. Johnson and Edward J.. Good~in'
live near thi. place. Mr.. Goodwin ~a-
cla.. orator. while both did credit Ia
themselves. ,,
Mis-. Emma knlghtly accompanied her
later. Mr.. Ladwig Garhard, aud Miss
Garland on their return Ia Boston.
IIenry Roife aud wife Of Norway, LI'
mer IIsggett aud wife and George Ste
zen. and wife 81 Norway spent the 'tl
and sunday In the place.
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rRveBuRC.

Est. a.. W. steans of Acton. Mas,
rrrasi''si In the Congregational church
on sunday.
NJ. :. T.. fo-i's house IL nov oren.
The ismily having arrived he week from
New lork.
The Fourth passed OF very quietly.
with les disturbance than usual.
Mrs. Minnie weymouth aud children
are visiting her father, Mr.. q. Morgan.
No. district schcal, taught BY Miss
Nargie Mari % Cornish, closed July II.
MIS- E,,ie Walker !. NJ home, having
anlshe,l her school al North conway.
Mr. W. N. rsThox was al home from
Boston over saturday and sunday.
Mr.. :. stacy has ben visiting his sis-
ter, Mr.. Wortnwcot.
fr,i fifc came home from Augusta
Tor few days last week.
Mr.. Henry Abboti has returned FROM
WaierNiile With Harry, Who l. rccoyer-
ing frum III. rccent illness.
Niles Hattie Nbhott has closed her
school AZ >outh Chatham.
John N. and Rachel Weston were Ia
Portland over the foufth and Sunday,
guests ~ Mr.. T.. clark.
Georgv y. Walker of lioston was al
Mr.. Rarrows' over saturday aud sunday.
Richard chase aud Prank Durgln 90
Cornish have bccn In the village the past
week.
Miss VI. y. Written Of Alfred. teacher
In N. academy not long ago. aud
friend. have been al Miss \. q. osgood's
Zoe a week. stsy.
Mr.. Charlotte Powers, now living In
Portland. has ben al her daughter,
Mr.. Fixes. Al East fryeburg. aud was
la the village visiting friends.
Miss Mary v. BuEFell, Who has bccn
teaching In lloldcn. Mass. for a year
past, u now AZ home. aud was In IN.
yillag. ou wednesday, az the meeting IL
the weman's Club, AZ which Mss Hattie
like gave an Interesting paper aud cxhl-
billion ~ q system 20 physical training
which shc l. nov prepared "a teach.
Mr. II. llildchrand Ia here for a short
visit.
Walter and IIerbert IIcds.lon ~er, 10
tnsn over SUNDAY.
MI. Newman has a number 20 q. l..
foN's pupil. from Portland under hls
instruction for few wcsks.
Gu wednesday night Mr.. Thompson's
storv on Depot Strvst NAs entered and
clothing and money takcn. The thieves
were captured AZ Glen station, noticc
having be.n sent along the rad, and
have h~cn tried snd viii rvcclSc due
puni.hmeut.
ri,crv Ncrr elaborate graduating ever
Ci.cs az Nj. cline school. district No.
Z. Friday afternoon. >ix misses, VI. Alb
boit. y. DAILY. Lena Howe, X. and :.
1lines. and 4. Page, will enter the acad-
cmv next fall.
Mr.. " >prlng'. house WAS soi sold At
the auction.
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EAST BETHEL.

The click Of the moving machine was
heard In this vicinity for the first time
July 9th.
Mrs. w. &. Howe aud children are a,
her fathers. j. ID. Hastings.
Mr.. Mary Estes and her daughter,
Mis-. Eta Estes, have closed their house
and gone 20 Boston, driving as far n
Portland with their own team.
Mr. Ward Holt Of Massachusetts u
visiting hls brothers, w. %. aud il. H.
Holt.
70. IIaines, Bethel's sheep shcarer,
has sheared the past season lO.G SHEEP
for which be receives six cents head.
Mr.. Martin Higgins from Mt. De.er'
4. stopping at &. VI. Browns.
J. and &. swan aud y. =. Bartlett
have returned TO their work nj Berlin
Mills.
Master George IIaines beats the rec
ord of the veteran woodchuck killer, a.
he has killed the past season III wood
chucks, also crows, hen-hawks and 9th
or ANAL game too numerous TO mention
David Fosters house, shed, etc, ~er'
burned TO the ground, July ID. insur
ance, elt0O.
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SWEDEN

Prof. u. II. stone and sou ~ salem
Mass, have arrived az Mrs. Mars
stones, where be I. Ia spend most al
hls summer vacation. lie attended th'
American Institute at bethlehem, y. w..
going by way of the Maine Central
through the Notch.
samuel Saunders has visited hi. broth
or, Osgood T.. saunders, and done SONS
| fine fishing In some III our trout brooks
stephen \. Wesley, Who lost hls RICH
arm In the army, cut down an acre %
good gras. In an hour, With a scytbc
the other day. Who can beat THAR
Miss Mary Perry has a sliuati N Ia
the Lancaster Industrial School aud goe'
there this week.
Miss Helen 4. Mead 81 North Bridg
ton clo.el a successful term of school u
district No. on "Wednesday Of till
week.
Addison kneeland 81 Colebrook. y
H., a former resident ~ Sweden, u II
town and Ia. been doing some COOS
work In the cemetery.
Mr.. lee Perham III Bridgton II hayinl
AZ =. l.. Piummer's, and Clayton Little
/ field nj Frank Durgin'-.
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Mlss Cora Tibbctt. of Pennington, v
H., Il visiting Mrs. Oscar ChIlds.
Curtis Adkins of Amherst, Mass, ,
former Canton boy. u spending . few
days with friends here.
The Canton base ball club came hons
from DIxneld the evening of the Fourth
happy. They had beaten the Dlxflcld
club. A few of their friends were hap
by also.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. l.. smith Of Norwood
Mass, have bern la town the past week
Leon ID. Glover has returned from Wa.
teryillc. lie will probably spend hi'
vacation here.
The baptist Ladies' Circle will meet
With Mrs. Durs bradford Thursday A.
ternoon, July 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. u. Fuller and Rev. l.,
". Robinson have returned from 4
weeks outing at Ou's Island.
Mrs. Bcan of Pennington, Maine. Wis
l,ei her daughter, Mrs. Wilder IIayfori,
last week.
J.k. Forhsn and family have returned
to Canton. They viii remain through
the summer.
Mr.. q. y. Corlis. aud wife have novel
Into j. q. Swasey's house.
Mrs. Win lngrrsoll and three children
are visiting at her fathers, Frank Rich
arison's.
Gilbcrtyillc had it, celebration IN the
evening IL the Fourth. Before dark
i've balloons were sent up and after dark
there WAS q grand display 81 fireworks.
Eight surveyor. arriyci at Canton last
Thursday. They are Ia make the sur
,cy for the new railroad, so long talked
81. from Canton Ia l.nmfoni Falls.
\ party 10 .lx from here visited Rum.
ford Falls last Tuesday. ~ lovely
time" va. the verdict.
Mrs. allie Noy,. ~ Auburn was Ia
town last week.
The shepard family gave one 81 their
pleasing entertainments at q. ~ X.
ilsll last Friday evening. They are
we'll lik~i 10y all wha hear them.
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GREENWOOD.

Rather rsluy Fourth, bat ih~rr wa-
one happy thought Ia connection Will
II, aud that sas N the boys should hap
pen To- start blasc anywhere with their
firc cracker. or from some other cause
there would bc water clo-- by Ia put u
out. Probably Portland appreciated
that fact. We staii AZ home aud hoe'i
potatoes ani killed potato bug, while
the Young craft went to bethel.
Two wr.k. ago "a Samuel Elw.ll wa'
driving down Rowe iilll on his way
home from the Pond where be- had bccu
IA get a quantity ~ groc.rie., aud was
lust congraiulating himself on buying
~ pounds ~ sugar for a dollar, the boN
containing II fell from the springbotrd
aud rolled along the ground until about
two pound. 81 the sweet remained un
spilled. In q literal sen.., there Il nov
one spot swe.tsr than home.
MR.. Elwell l. In a low state of health
.o that her recovery I. doubtful. II u
thought that the wound she received last
summer by stepping on 4 nall has result
ei In blood poisoning.
John y. Howe va. down here on tn
Fourth and IL I. reported that he Intend
Ia study medicine with DIR. brooks u
the near future.
And now, hurrah for haying u We cal
only have good weather.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-l 1l.sss OF Tea WEEK - Al
,L-TlS, OF THt COUNTY.
ASoOvER


H...- |.. f.III Ia.uu. ths snuui
r,. I. hoard in th' disiaui
s If. hl grsp ~ill Do better than
H..
4. U,-,r. eh, IA. t.rru c,'1-
.H. tu-. D.. -o fsr r7co,or,i
... .p,,. o.. rather .ask iusi
u. .I ....aI elIh1ut ans accidents.
IH. Nn.r.a Dumm-u,oi quite
...F .H fI. usual iin by the ringing
.fIs.... r.Hc ~ guns. Tho rain
.-....I .I. Iu.Ilg ~ ANY eN"rvises
-... N.f fHr h.uih.rs Pot their
.~. s. dinner Was served Va
E..
.F Nr rH.r preached in the 'sall
... f.. i.u.s.
I. I..- r.eaf.Husi Irylr met With
N., H. E Weston hst vesk.
Co., GRAMMAR and primary ssh"ol.
. r.f.. sinh public exhibition.
I... N... Gf,-,s. aud Nj. TER
81. ..I. Pool. I.UErui anl from All
H.I. given s"oal .stlsisctiUu.
~. 49, r.... si'I .p-tk again ln tn
..I. ~.rIlF. tuly lHth. az in.
"... cordially Invited.
F.. N. EsHrrI.r 90 LYNN, Mas,
..- Doc laughter Mr.. \. =
EN .'.#s. Ll. contracted O. raiss
NJ l.ffnU.s steamer, whl,h
a.. .H.. .r .hr l.I,haui.ou Lake ~
... -.urr fhs boiler and engine.
I i"F Hr.ihrf. have thu t-rsi
...f .... .r fuWu.
h." rr.ss ht. had au oirr - So
... N...uu UuIt. conrad.
E r# Co., tih. Tim llastinE'
.. "..ft .a thrrr straight heat.
.tt... t. i.i bl. hursc. fearing D.
..... Iirm 40
N. ....- 400 sii- have returned O.
N...
. ImU.Irs viii have An iCe
.... r.Nf friis1 evening.
M. E.tHrA uf Massachusetts Is
' 'Hfhrr. e. \. Isrringtou.
H. ar.. ha, enlarged his sior'
.aiHf. trade.
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II. mi. weather. was unfANorthle on
I..''' 10 ilIY thr whole programme
H.. ..f .#v.s.l cot.
o.. White ant dlughtrr, Miss Nellie
".. NI.H returned o. their home la
'tH... Moe.
l.f E..r.siu club gave a convert
...iI evening shich was very fne anal
H.. l...HIeJ.
'..-- Jersey Was 40 home from
I.....-I Or lev DAYS last week.
i.r. lItlsuuod has rsturned frou
Wet llis health l. much improved
d. flr1p-, wife aud child, 81 1rcai
i..', y o.. are here.
Prank Chapman l. visiting his relatives
vs., Mary Jones il AZ hnme. Hei
N'.". at Niuot closed last week.
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nIckXAIE.

Nearly all the farmer. In TIL. vicinity
have finished their hocing and commenc-
ed haying. \ few are not going 10
strike hsying tlll the 18th.
Mr.. T.. ~. I.oycjoy, whom reported
~. able Ia ride out, some time since, con-
tlnuc,i to gain until she ate some straw
berries, which caused relapse. she
VA. q very sick woman for one week,
when .he passed away peacefully. Mrs.,
I.oyei0y Was the eldesd daughter 81 VIZ.
lane ~ Melrosc, Mas. az the family
only her father Was able Ia be with her
NJ the time II her death. Her mother
aud two sister. were detained by sick
naaa
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NASos


Al farm Crops ar growing last nov.
lIusiur l. pct ~ done, aud bat irN Nill
cammeure having this week.
On answer io GrrsnSocd'. question ia
lat ws,k's i,-meCrai Will saN No.
don't want crows Allied and N did
Wuuld Dot ask the state Z" pay Tor w.
Would a. -oon al t o. pay for fencing
my aeld 90 pulling weeds In NV garden
The more .tuiy The cruS aud VI hat.
L. tie lstter III. Il, had rather i-ci
ernw. than o. kill thsm. Have no, l"si
"a Nm ~ ANYTHING by them this war snd
don't eNI-rt o.; a fcv alder stless ahd
few cents worth ~ t~inc wili make 4
a,li 81 rnrn A. safc from crows a. ths
moon 4. from woodpeCkcrs. No Mild
crow ever caught chicken. II i 'ho-s
that have learned bad habits from to-
clo.e companlonshiP With uan which de
that.
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IAs1 RaoMhEiIln.

IIaying ha. commenced, while hoclng
With .omc farmers !. no, nearly inish"'i
The circle met AZ 'yru. Durgin's ou
the >th, full attendance aud very pleas
ant time.
Mis- sara Iic- !. at !. ". >,ickncy'.
for q while.
Mr.. lIrr,lln has rvturnci Ia kcnne'
bunk Ia remain while Prof. aud Mr.,
iilnk. occupy her cottage. she will re-
turn later.
CT. Allard va. at home from boston
over the Fourth.
Charlie. aud Whitman stickney spent
the Fourth AZ home.
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NEWRY.

The family Of Rufus farrar OF Graf
ton are seriously afflicted With measles,
ten sick In bed at one time. One. q III
tie grandchild, died Tuesday. The dis-
ease Was brought Ia them by son who
came home on q visit aud WAS taken
down nc once with the measles.
Several Of our young men went Ia
Portland To spend the Fourth and to
get Job thercabouts In haying.
A wet Fourth put damper on the en-
joyment Of q good many young people
but the writer could bear the diszppolnt'
ment with good deal Of fortltude.
u. u. Knapp has new-sllled his barn
and now IL shlngling lt.
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N.. NJ .h.a sou 90 Eesdyille. Mas.
ga i.s evyks 9Th her father
.. l.".naaII
.. Dr. WHslhury % tastine ]. viii
. M I.....I f.raf.N ve.ks' vacation
N.. i.r.. k.mhall l. visiting friends
aHl l1un, Mas, also in Can
. N.U
TO- frl q iuly got - hack hN
To- .ris,l rain. bat our folk hae
.a.. celebration ths Monday follow
ID.
I----. l. ~ ur.l.r % %. day.
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HipAN.

Howard Alexander Of East Hiram
died recently Of consumption, aged
about 2! years. lie was a very peace
able and worthy young man.
July :, the thermometer At - and
snow Visible on Mt. Washington.
Two gentlemen are canyasslng Hiram
aud selling Bibles under the direction OF
the Bible society.
The Fourth wls celebrated by picnic
aud dance In the rural cross road section
an Hiram Hill.
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RoSBuRY.

some have commenced having an,
some are hoclng. The weather u bette
for growing gras. than drying II.
Much cool windy weather. II look
bad for the corn crop.
Very flne weather for travellers an,
there are many of them.
Fishermen think there are two OF
thrc more trout somewhere IA th'
north. Tell them that the open 80 Al
the north pole I. full II trout and What
q ru.h there would BE- for III. land ~ ihs
Eskimo, where many ~ bat few return
staplcs' blsster. have moved down Il
the lower cnd ~ the river. We cat
hear the boom of the dynamite.
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GilTAp

~nms ~ %. farmers are finishing their
hneing and some have bcgAn having
Shi,h promises an average crup.
Harry biNir has his house nearly Cota-
plsts,i aud L. fat dlling up ~ith summer
i-,arlrr..
4 \. Huruham aud wife ~ iioston arr
sITudlug "a. summer Nth George burn-
ham.
The church l. receiving q coat ii
faInt and ls,ks very nic.ly.
Gcor-y Richardson Z. helping Barker
Hurtank cat hi hsy.
Henry Everett l. very slCk and j. noi
sNf-rtel a. live bat few days.
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The Fourth was rainy aud disapislh'su
MANY In their plans Tor the day. Ih",'
= NJ did turn cat mostly went To- beu'ei'
y here the programme for the day Vas
mo.tlv cafried cut, though much inter
fcrcd With by the rain.
Few have commenced having bu'
IA. general blow will not come iii nen'
MONDAY. Help l. scarce az many nav
son. Portland way for joh- Va hallng
The horse % !. Hastings Bean lei, ~ ~,
master near Byron shaw = aud ran VII
blackboard To- \. ". Growers, "h',' ~
~as caught by Chas. .. Brown, and "
turned Ia AL. owner In less time u,Ah
am writing u. The animal i. sLl'i'ss
fellow and the feat performed by bros'
In catching him was wonderful No j"
furV
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..# h..N alI IVA Muslin wgrv
M. l.lr't q Iuly. TIT. uotics
.. Huf year agu, through q
mines huf there L. bee mistake
t.. II.uuHu b. going to cut the
rs p Walton iarm 40 the fer
.. '... tlI viic made "a a short
f.. m. .r.t.
... .I. hFsuu ou the river road
I
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f. ~H.rf shirley 20 Fryehurg
.H..I . tar saturday afternoon,
f.ts ... 1,r'ss fhr Couutry, and
- IH..llrr. over tu thr tender
....frH. I1Urr Darlaui. Thr-, II
...# .r. fh. burglar. vho broke ,uto
H-.... .f.rr tf tvrhurg Ns,lnss-
llfIr uamrs are Thomas
VHH.. .I.r..s smith aui William
Ifr fourth man j. n tramp,
... .I.. E.. rsur a. John Jordan. Al
.H.H....I fHaeaIi thc U..tnisr term
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NORrA-nES1 REIrEl.


a, N''' t.'su renley has gone back ."
Ai.l,hu.stt..
Nih Mason has s0ld hi. saddle horse,
,l'ial, to n. y. Dixie AZ Gilead.
ir-ulu >killings i hullding silo.
v Fenley's new running gear 10 hi,
'at cart j. a fine one; the best rig In
, ". Helen Bennett from Berlin spent
n i'h here.
Nehh Pratt l. able 90 ID little work
a.ihough not fully recovered from
s.fttis attack 20 the measles.
uaylng vil begin In earnest her.
NJ. ~ NJ 18th. Grass i doing veil and
- y. lair Cor a good crop u hay.
l.'erside Park begins 10 look Ike Z
-.'iag track, SURF there are twelve nns
~ SAILS yearly completed already.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
EAST PERIL.

A. u. Grifiith's little girl IL getting
well again. /.
Thomas rsrrsr's mother Of Rumford
has been down and spent three or four
weeks with him.
n. c. Poland has raised up his barn
and new sillci Il and ID digging . cellar
under Il.
Your correspondent has new potatoes
and they are two inches In diameter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
NORTH PARIS.

Miss Ida benson IL recovering from
fever and IL now doing well.
Part Of the farmers commenced hay
Ing last week, not very good week.
Miss villa Holt and nephew OF Bethel
are visiting at A. j. Abb0tt's. :.
New mowers and horse rakcs are al
the rage now.
NJ. f.lttlehale will work for j. 3. Dud'
ley In haying.
Extra horses for haying arc In great
demand.
w. w. Durham put In ak acres Of
Hungarian grass last week.