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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
OlEOaN


Mr.. Dlngley, 81 Lewiston, was In
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fisher attended the
conference NJ Brthel.
Capt. Ephralm brown ~ Norway Was
In town Wednesday.
Memorial service. were observed NJ
welch,llle. The address by Ie,. Mr..
Hamilton WAS very hne.
Mr.. Gray of Mechanic Falls has
bought Bii.s walton's farm.
q. l.. stone, n. y. Colby and Chss.
Andrcss, Hebron students, returned
last week from q weeks hshing AZ An
dover. They report as brook trout. III
lake trout. aud q glorious time.
Married. May 10, by Re,. Mr.. hen.
nl.on, Mr.. firidcn Weber IL Oxford,
and Mis-. Maud Nerrill 10 Norway.
Adna Cannon ~ Mechanic falis, 81
the firm of J. \. Backnam a Co, called
on friends here last week. Mr.. Cannon
~. married Tuesday June tth, Ia Mia.
Dcto.isr and started on trip tn
Europe. lie will Walt London, Paris
aud other place. ~ Interest.
There WAS no service At the Congrrgs-
tional church, sunday, I,.,. Mr.. Wathsn
being detained NJ Bangor by sickness.
Married, June 9TH, by i,c,. Mr.. kennl-
anu, Mr.. Geo. lIc.lop, and Miss Maria
Bsxtsr, all of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
HEBRON

Memorial bay wa. observed s usual
with appropriate services. \ large del
egaiion from a.. 4. X. Iost Dwinal of
Mechanic Fall. wAs prr.snt.
III. academy ground. srr being grad
-i thl. week, aud preparation. Tor com
m-nC-mrnt ke-p every one busy.
Daring the shower Tuesday afternoon
a.. hou.. occupied by Moses B-arc.
~as struck by lightning aud the build
ings burned.
Prof. J. y. Moody and family spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. Moody.
Mr.. ". D.. sargcn, Is spending week
Ia frccport.
l.. .. Bumpu. has gone back Ia Au-
burn.
l.. :. Bumpu. !. 40 tina, he work. out
q little.
Mls. Eta sturte,an, 20, home ye.,er-
dsy.
\. u. Bosm,n has done quite = bu.I-
ness planting corn foe hi. neighbour. thi.
.pring. We think al. !. the only corn
planter In the nelghborhooi.
Fruit trees have blos.omcd well In
this vicinity.
oakhur.t I. CAV with Towering al
mond. aud white lilies.
Mr.. Bumpus l. ahead ~ us TIL. year.
We had our first lettuce to-day, June
9TH.
Judge Bonney 81 Portland aud Hon.
II. VI. Bearce ~ Norway were la the
place Thur.dsy Inspecting the work on
the academy grounds. They are much
pleased with what la. been done. The
Judge came from Turner where be had
b-cu To attend the golden wedding Of
hls parents.
Mr.. Perkins, a teacher Ia one Of our
Indian schools, lecturcd here Thursday
evening.
Mr.. syl,anus Bearcc walked up Ia the
church Memorial Day. Mr.. Beanc. IL
quite feeble this summer.
Mouy Cu.hmsn Vas home for a few
DAYS last week.
MI.. Bertha Packard !. home on a
yi.lt.
We learn that the buildings 81 Nose.
llearce which were burned were Insured
for sypD.
June hats, July prices. Hosiery :
cents, IL 10 cents, II cents, - cents.
Mulholland a Phillips, South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
soUyn BUCngItlD.

The way tn do . thing Ia to 81 aud do
u.
We have me, your John face 10 face
q. q man mccieth his friend aud he differ
eth not from other men.
We know that Mason furnished 1T
ting paragon aud he says he never OBJ
trudes hi private business upon the
public but south Buckheld must relate
on. mOrr story about himself aud then
he will forever afisrwari hold hls peace.
When We fret came to Buckheld We
went over io East Buckield 90 . lyceum
aud q. We Ike Ia please people consented
Ia take the unpopular eide ~ the quc--
tion and finally made the closing ~
marks. v-rsnus D-Co.ter used Ia .sy
that for rapidliy ~ utiepnce u beat all
IN. .pe-ch-. he ever heard.
Galus say. being la cong.nlsl com
pany the day. sllp fast away. We .om~-
time. isy awake a. night. apprcben.lvc
that Galus may thus lo.c the golden
hours ~ youth.
Next "a the da.hlng phll sheridan the
officer We admired most Ia th. Army 81
IN. Potomac VA. Winfield Scott Han
cock, th. commander 10 the ~ army
corp. whose corp. badge was th. clover
leaf. Gen. Hancock Ia war times vas
about middle aged. 81 hne physique,
h.nd.om. ~ form aud feature. bold aud
intrepid, q man that knew no fear, the
IDOL ~ hi. gallant corps. No man dill
NOR, than be- "a Win the battle II 0c,iy.-
burg the turning polnt IL the war-and
hl. memory ought to D. cnshrincd for
ever In the heart. 10 hls counirymen.
soon the college gradual. viii step
forth a full-hcigci man. In too many
instance. NJ fear that Ia hls copccit he
will Imagine that the earth !. hl..
Young man, your education !. bat an
auxiliary, an aid, to enable YOU n fght
successfully IN. battle 10 life. la scgulr-
Ing an education you have only In a
measure prepared yourself for HES
great battle. That battle u yet To- BE-
fought.
III. late slias Mitchell always used to
say that the last farm va. Away. the
beat one.
We have secured q doSsn sub.criber.
for IN. Democrat right around here
without any apparent effort. IL his
only Ia D. rad Ca b. appreciated.
Hob Dean .ay. there u never q thunder
shower but what be expect. that some
81 III. buIlding. will be struck.
q. =. Russell Ia. sold his homer colt.
At Hebron station Mo..- smell hs. left
the railroad. His Wife !. In poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09


Mr.. samuel Holt, aged ~ years, dIes
Thursday morning at the home Of hl'
| daughter In Bethel, Mrs. Ouille ID
Clough. lie Vas one of the early Get
tiers Of the town.
A white frost covered the ground In
Bethel Friday morning.
Messrs. y. u. andJ. NJ. Phllbrook with
their families were at Shelburne, ". H.,
Thursday 10 attend the funeral 81 their
mother. widow Of the late Harvey PhIl-
brook.
Dca. T.. Libby aud Grin Tubbs, ESQ.
/ 90 Gorhsui, ". H., were In Bethel this
week In attendance upon the Oxford
Conference. Also Capt. II. y. Bolster
and Wife aud Mrs.. Judge Wilson Of
south Paris. and w. ~. Eastman, Dca.
stetson and VIM. II. Scwsll of Sumner.
The meetings were well attended aud
the social element added much Ia the
interest and value of the meetings.
Ceyion Rowe IL making improvements
upon the knight house In kImbaii Park,
which be purchased rccrntiy. lie IL
putting ON q plasss aud rrpslnting the
house. The old fences have been taken
away and new ones are to be put up.
The univer.allst convention at Port
land last week Was we'll attended by
Cniversallsts 90 this place.
David Fox has sold his farm lying a
little way out % the village IN Joseph
barnett, ~ Columbls, y. II. Mr.. Bsr-
nett will come here At once. Mr.. Fox In
tends IN move Into the village.
Mr.. \. 4. keliiher 81 this place has
gone "a Chicago In the Interests of his
patent. The patent VA. grantci some
time ago and Il for q valuable Improve
ment In lumber carriers. II u without
doub, II great value Ia lumbermen, and
-ome have already Interested themselves
In II. Mr.. kellihsr hopes to get II Into
use In som. ~ the great lumber CON-
panic. of the West soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
NORTH BucKFiIlp.

George Hammond aud hi. men from
Paris have be.n az work for j. II. Ds-
mon for the past week, moving his barn
ga the Cyrus bean place. III. boys,
Arlington aud Alton, are raising " up la
order tn have q cellar.
Roll sie,son and wife II sumner we're
~ her fathers, u. y. Hcali's, sunday,
Nav 5lst.
CORY Bonnsy and wife oi sumner
werr at her fathers, J. q. iIcald'., sun
dAy. MAY 1lst.
Mr.. Luther Turner Ia quite feeble al
this writing.
Mr.. J. n. Gary aud Mr.. Rogers, ~
salem, Mass. we're At John 'rc.scy's
over sunday, May Jisi, returning from
the lakes.
Eliza Hall and children 10 Arlington,
y. J., arv al her fathers, Elijah rur-
nef's. for short visit.
Ai the horse trot on the Austin track
the roth. Jane. Thompson 81 sumner
carried 81 the honors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
TO noase BREEDERS.

The attention of horse breeders IL CALI
ed 10 the advertisements Of Paris Boy
and Prior which appear In another col.
umn of this paper. These finely bred
and elegant Young horses can be seen At
the Holmes Farm, near the Grand Trunk
depot In south Paris village. 10th these
horses we're brought from Kentucky and
cannot fall, with their individual merit
and gIlt-edged breeding 90 improve the
horse stock Of Oxford County. Paris
BOY II an elegant blood bay colt with
black points. lie stands Is - hands
high and IL sired by bourbon wilkes,
(sIre Of II with records from 3:ls u 10
4 :30), one Of the best sons Of that noted
sIre Of trotters, George Wilkes. Paris
Boy IL q speedy colt, aud u II thought
that with little training he can beet : 20
In hIs thrce-ycar-old form.
Prior II an exceptionally handsome
level-hcasled black horse with one white
hind foot. lie was slred BY Prsteuder,
ils3, By Dictator (sire Of Jay.Eye-Sec,
3:lO, and - with records from 1:i0 "a
: :30). lie II . trotter hlmself and Z
horse Of most perfect form and disposl
tiou.
Brssders viii do we'll 10 call on tn
Nessrs. Yoang Il South Paris and 81
these hosDea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
ALBANY.

Almost n big lire which would not
only have destroyed that large black
haIidIny on the 4. y. Cole, formerly the
Hunt. place, but endangered the whole
Village Ia the porch there Was large
se,tIe act In a brick arc'', founded not on q
rock bat on wood. After having used the
Kettle for boiling corn, a. they entered the
room the next morning they found u MI
"A With smoke but M fire visible. I'm
,,,ving cut the brick they found the
timber. burning aud nearly consumed.
All that Vas wanting to produce q con-
assr.tIoa wa. q litti. frcsh air. Let
others take warning.
A. Justice Aspinwsll aud his wife
xere riding down q steep hill the BIRCH
inc broke aud LEI the carriage upon the
horse. hat the kind horse stood hrm un-
,II the elderly and heavy couple got out
and fixed the harness.
Mrs. Perkin. of Dover. n. H., IL
.,~uding q week with her brother, Abel
Andrews.
Wr.. Cuptill, who spent the winter
With her daughter In Florida, has ~
turned To her old home.
The ladies' circle met With Mrs.. John
Shc,id Thursday.
Rev. W. e. Wood commences his L.
,or. here the first Of June.
some of our people avalled themselve'
of the privilege Of attending the meet,
ing of oxford Conference at Bethel and
found Il an occasion Of much Interest
and profit.
Mas Anna X. Cummings has returned
from Waiting her slster st skowhegaI
and Il At her old home again 1t J. IL
Iovejoy's. During her absence he'
pIscr WAS supplied by MIss Eva Wilbur
Miss Georgia Bird has gone to Jack
Am n. H.. To work this summer.
Corn and potatoes are coming up well
TIE LATE rains are making grass 'oo'
1xppls sssss are giving . fall blossom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
EAST BUcsFIGlp.

The f,rmsr. have their planting about
done.
John" and his mother have arrived
aud moved into the yellow house acro..
the wsy. We hnd them very good
n,ighhor.. welcoue, John.
Mr.. llcigion. . highly respected
lady ~ last Buckheld, did May 18th,
after a s.yvr, illness of about two
mouths. ~h- VA Kindly car-d for by
her sister. Mr.. Morrill,. until the Last.
Apple tire. are beginning To look
white.
NJ. samuel Record very closely cscaP-
"A ss,rFv Injury a short time since. lie
49, 9th his team near the railroad and
sat out "a sliow hi horse to some gen
tlsmen. when the ears came along aud
frightened The horss, which started.
thru~iug Mr. I,eCord down, causing the
uh..l a. pass over hi. head. lie va.
not much Injured. only stunned for a
time. IN. rrlns catching Ia the wheel
stopped the horse hsforc any damage
Nas done.
Soms good looking little colts are Ia
b. secn Ia Buckheld.
Prrley Ripley wss la town saturday
Nth a very gvod booking colt.
Memorial service. we're held In th'
Methodist church saturday evening
food speeches we're made by George ID
Blsh-. and John Irish. There was AIS
good masic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
CRvEaunQ


Mr.. Edwin X. smith % Antlovrr sem.
inarv preached AZ the Conxrvgs tioual
ehursh sunday. Nav sist.
Mr.. Lewis o.good died last week Al
Ills daughters. Mr.. Prank wileys.
John :. Rsrruws came home frum Hoe
ton cn saturday ana ~til be here Zoe the
summer.
The rain % saturday iuterferci some
what with the Observance of Memorial
Day. The address Was by Rev. u. n.
Davis of North Conway At the Methodist
church.
Mrs. y. q. harrington of Augusta Was
AZ =. W. fifs's last week.
Nh. ftfe aud his mother are visiting
Francis wyman In Chsrlcstowp, Mass.
fr~d X. fife has an appointment In
the assessors of'ice AZ Augusta.
Mr.. VIII iougec. editor of Que ~ the
Rochester. y. H.. papers, WAS At Mr..
Morgan's over last sunday.
Mis- MABEL Morgan has returned from
The south much Improved In health.
Nr.U. u. BsrrOws .. at home from
Boston.
Clayton ". Pike left home on Thur
dsy, viii sail soon Tor Liverpool with
FRIENDS for bicycling tour on the Con-
tinsnt.
Mr.. Harry illldsbrand Ia. come home
10 attend the graduating exercises, In
which his daughter Ida hs. part.
Niss Hannah osgood u moving Into
pr. Shedd's house and Dr. John shcid
viii boapi with her.
Miss Ellen ubhetts Il At home again
sftsf q winter I'm Portland taking lessons
In musk.
The Fryeburg House l. well pstronlT-
81. Messrs. ". ". brown and Hooper
of Portland aud their wives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howe % Norway are among the
guests.
Mr.. Eaoch chase Ia. b-gun repairs on
the ell % Mrs. :. j. Brsdley's house.
Mrs. l.. ". Hubbard of Hiram and
her sister. Mr.. Rounds II Minneapolis,
wvre az \. ". Jcnncss' on Thursday.
Mr.. Mary y. Rarrows shApley sailed
Tor London on "Wednesday 10 NEE, her
daughter Annie. an artist. They will
Probably spend the summer In brittany.
Messrs. J. ~. aud v. ". Mlllcit 81 |
Norway, and their wivc- wcr. In town
tuesday.
\ very interesting entertainment, was
given hy the woman's Club az the vestry |
ou fhursdsy evening. over sixty per.
sous psrsonsted In some way the title ~ |
some book a. D. guessed by others. X.
y. Wormwcci reviewed the prize for
making the greatest numbsr % correct
guesses.
The graduation 20 the cla.. % 81 will |
take place NJ the Congregational church |
on Tuesday. the 9Th. Coacert In the |
evening by the Weber QuArte,te 81 hoe
ton. assisted by other artists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
MASON.

BeIng too busy 10 hunt for news ~
hardly know how Ia al our carl thi'
week.
Apple tire. are In bloom, the result Of
that early spring 90 many told us about
last March.
The ash tree. are again lcafing out.
All crop. that are cut 81 the ground
are growing finely. ! mean such a.
have BEEN .owci aud planted.
Mr.. 4. Mason has moved home. She
I. s,ill very feeble.
J.C. Bean !. very lame. II !. with
difficulty that he can gct around.
Arthur aud Archie Hutchinson have
gone "a Norway. Arthur Zoe. Into the
shoe shop AMI Archie IL at work for y
4. Morrill,.
". a.. Mason. hor.. started quick AZ
b. was getting Into BAL. wagon, which
was overturned and damaged and MI
Mason va. hurt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
AEGH PERIL


Charles Mitchell, 81 Iiumford, has
hired th. Hammond mall route and IL
moving In With Peter smith.
wIlbcr Hall, % Boston, !. visiting hi.
sisters, Mrs. julia Walker and Mis-.
Mary Hall. =,
Uncle John burgess, one Of the oldest
residents Of thi. town, died on the ~
Inst.
Bessie and Gertle Mckeegan who have
been working here for the past year have
returned home "a New brunswick.
The road machine has started on IL
annual tour under the direction OF D.
W. knight.
70. Walker went to South Pari. the
first Inst. on business.
Rev. ID. W. Cannon Ia attending
quarterly meeting at East Otisheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
WEST SUMNER.

Memorial Day WAS somewhat disap-
uolntlng bscausc 20 the weather, al
though the programme VAS we'll carried
out. The address showed dep thought
u was .aid. aud AL honor MAS given Ia
our noble dead.
Mr.. washharu, aged nearly :, YEAR,,
living With her sou, George W. Wash
buru. In Paris, was called In her rect The
s9,h alt. Since her severe sickness 81
pnsumoaia at her daughters some three
wear. ago .he has made nine quilts, ~
t.inlng her faculile. With uncloui~i
mind Ia the last. Three daughters, Mrs.
DAVID Andrews. Mr.. v. ". hates aud
Mr.. ". n. I.obln.on, mourn for their
mother a. onc mot Loot, but gone be-
fore"
Mr.. Mary Churchill, Who has spent
IA. winter Ia Massachusetts,, has been
With friend. In the village recently, Co
ing 20 her sous at south rari. a few
d.y. since before going TO Mechanic
Fall. With q daughter.
Rey. Frceland starblrd aud wife 81
Pennington called on friends In The
plac- Monday, en- route for Otisheld
Quarterly Meeting the ~ aud III.
several teams of friends from last
SIMMER aud vicinity went Tn Bethel Ia
attend the Congregational conference
held the "a and IL.
Mr.. Henry Porter inc, Ethel Colby,
husband aud child. we're down from An
dover a fes days since.
The neighbour. aud friends ~ Mr.
George pendieton, Who has been In poor
health for months, lent a helping hand
pi.uilng hi crop. . few DAYS since.
Mi. Ethel CAREY Il working at j. ~
Nb,,o,t'., their daughter and friend
Ms. Lila Andrcw., coming from Nashus
reently.
Mr.. America Andrews % North Paris
Visited friend. In the village few days
Il .lnce.
Everything looks smiling aud frcsl
.lncr the refreshing rain Wednesds,
night. a,
Mr.. George Porter, agent for u. .
Harvey A co., medicine men, ssratogs
y. y. accompanied by Mrs. Porter, J. u
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

>~veral persons from this vicinity at
tended the session % the Oxford Con
ference ~ Congregational Churches al
Bethel lat week.
prof. Barhslder gave on. of hl. enter
t,Inmsnt. NJ this place on Monday even
Ing. The attendance VA. small.
Fr,.l Harlow arrived home cu Tuesday
FROM Ncw York. where he has been in
the employ % John Levi. 'hi'd'' INC
florist.
Frri Bisbse l. .till al Auburn confined
"a his coach since the severe acciden'
b.fell him. IIis condition !. thought Ia
\. quite critical. lie fell from q build.
ing When h. was AZ work, distance OF
.l.,at rs feet, and caused severe injury
=, a. h.rs - that NJ. lower limbs ar,
mnlytsd. IIis mother Is attending
him.
A. Ne were not present al the Memo
rial Day services al West SUMNER, We
are unable to give report. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
MExlCO.

Nv. Richards, Ayers Little and Orlan-
do n. Austin are seriously ill, Mrs.
Isaac q. whitman IL quite sick aud still
man A. Reed somewhat OF hIs base ne Ia
health. We suppose Mr.. Richards aud
Mr.. Austin to b. past medical AID ne to
Mr.. LttIc's condition We are more hope
ful.
The swim river bridge viii be- cross
able when the next Issue of the Democrat
desires y Ia cross.
Cyru. y. Joy with several men from
Hartford. Sumner aud buckheld are do
Ing the fob having some local aid. When
they lea,. the bridge II will h. saiii.
Seth u. Bradcen Who has been regard
~ a. Improving In health u sgain quite
sick as am Just now Informed by his
father Who IL after q doctor.
Work at the Fall. u now assuming
sharp. .rARht-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
WEsY PARIS


We had quite frc>t Thursday night
and little Friday night. One farmer
IMPORTS that Il frose half an Inch In plac.
e on his farm.
There was but little going on In thl.
place Memorial Day. A few veterans
and the school children held few exer-
cises and dcsoratcd the soldiers graves
In the morning.
The New England Order Of Pro,ec-
tion are To organize lodge here Mon
day evening.
Much needed improvements are being
made on our main strcet.
Mr.. George Burnhsm has been In the
place few days superintendlng the
moving and setting Of the boiler At the
corn factory.
Mr.. kIng.bury Curtis has gone to
Bralntrcc, Mass, To Walt her sister.
Mrs. n. u. Hates Of New Haven,
Conn. !. stopping with her mother, Mrs.
Laura Warner.
4. n. Dimmock. q foreman NJ the
tfoneer Go. mill, has been obliged to
leave the mill on account of the dust
hurting his eyes.
:. l.. stuart has moved into y. willis
house.
:. n. Locke and wife have gone To the
west arm ~ Richardson Lake on q fsh-
Ing excursion.
Mr.. ". q. Imam Is moving to
SHOWS Falls.
last Friday man Who gave his name
az joe Berry hired a team at w. u.
lirsdbafy's livery stable "a 20 to South
Paris. saturday morning be telegraph
e'i Bradbury that the carriage Was brok.
On aud he would bring back the team a.
soon as repaired. This proved To be =
ruse Ia enable him io gct away With the
team, a. the carriage va. not broken.
Later Bradbary's suspicious were arvu.-
III. q search Was made and the team was
found Monday afternoon al Gilead. The
man has not been found. but when last
heard from he WAS AZ Canton.
\ pleasant wedding occurred h the
home 81 the bride. father, Caleb Fuller,
June Gth. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Geo. ". Ridlon aud Miss winnl. T..
Fuller. Rev. Mr.. Pease of Bryant's Pond
.erforme,l Ia. marriage ceremony.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
BRowsglllp

The memorial sermon by Rev. T.. last
man a. thu JniV~fsalist church was Us
tened o. hy full Noa-c. Memorial Day
Sas observed With appropriate c.r.-
monies. An address by Rev. y. 4. Easi-
man. assisted hy Rev. Mr.. Ciough. Din-
n-f "a. served az the i'~quawke, dining
hall.
Mr.. AndvW Martin died Sunday
morning Funeral AZ the tnlSersalist
ehufvh Tuesday. The remains ~cfv
carris-i o. Near Falls f1r intermsnt.
Charle. Martin. Mr.. BnSS.ll johnson
snd Mr.. Thomas Scayey are on the sick
lit
Tho Central House Z. undergoing
thoruuch repAlrs.
Tho n. l.. :. 4. me, AZ j. L. frink's
Tuesday evening".
Me- Ilna Ciough l. attending school
Ia the village. she l. boarding WITH
Niss Mrponnal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
RuNroRp cfNIRr.

Rev. ". n. Mabry'. wife rad a me-
moral address bcforr Joseph v. Colby
l'ost and the Sons % Veterans Decora-
ton Day. Portland claim. IA. honor
OF having the frat lady Who did this
not so, bat ~e arv willing to divide hon
ers. flss kills River BrAss Hand andy
assisted the post. The son. and Ncter-
ans Arr a. D. congratulated for their hne
appearance. \ dinner Was served %
them.
Mr.. 4. :. frosi has arrived home after
passing several mouths away.
Childrcn's Dsy viii D. June lith.
Hiring year chlldrvn. Arrangement
Arv being made Ia make Il very pleas
ant o,sasiun.
". a. swain was marriei. May alsi,
a. Mis- Iranle VI. faruum by Rev. Mr..
Rssrard 81 llsth.l lIilL
Mr.. T. N. burgess Il receiving large
orders fur hls creamery batter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
WEST BETHEL.


Quite frost this friday morning
that will probably injure beans and ten
der vines that are up.
Seeds are coming up well this spring
aud pushing ahead rapidly.
Two deer are taking . sun bath la the
meadows near by this morning. One IL
very large.
AZ q meeting of the trustees Of Gould
Academy, recently, II Was voted to use
the 500 from the State this year In pur-
chasing necessary apparatus, repairing
the buildings and for teaching.
Master hoy Brsekett and Archer
Grover have shot three troublesome
hawks, all on the wing, recently, which
gives peace Ia the hens with ANAL chick
ems. They have also secured one hawks
nest.
John NJ. Philbrook sent away car Of
stock last Monday, containing 20 veal
calves.
Potato beetles have come early In
large numbers.
A. \. bean IL having hls buildings
newly painted. Jonathan Chapmsn over
seeing the work.