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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
Mn SONS MUS


T.. n. Judd, wife and children are At
Walter Buckman'.. Walter IL having q
ycrands bull, and his harm finished NJ.
n. e.. bennett ha. hI. new house we'll
under way aud a yeranda built on the
ell part.
\. ". Pickett wss down from Camp
IN the Meadows for day or two. lie u.
working on the camp.
4 party from filnt's Hotel went up
on Mount Agiscpo. wednesday. They
rrrort the view as very nnc from the
top.
J. i.amber,on !. on hi. usual tour up
here.
4 Mr.. Croker from beans Corner
Vas up with ESSENCES, extracts, etc.
Rev. Charlie. Jackson gave "a hls las,
sermon for the present Sunday evening.
lie !. devoted 81 his work and seems
anxious to DO good among "a.
4. T.. Chase ~ Portland u up on hls
,nnual camping cot trip, \. W. ilnncll,
guide.
iIonc- FLINT hss gone up with a crew
io repair Paunachecnec dam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
GIIEAO.


"wednesday night constable i'eme- ana
Hartman. arrested three men Al Cam
mon boarding house Tor drunkenness. and
disturbance and tried az the Town Hall,
Thursday afternoon before trial justice
Emery, ~ Norway. and hnod eight dol
lar. including costs. They we're at work
on the new railroad here and were dis
charged. They left town immediately
We hear thsrc Il another case brewing.
Had weather for getting grain and Tor
potatoes 90 rust.
The work on the railroad l. progrcss-
ing finely, they have u graded 10 where
the mill l. buildlng.
Charles Hilton 81 Lewiston VIII have
charge Of bulldlng aud running the mill
There Il ahoat one hundred men at ~ork
on the rallruad aud about ths mil.
Dexter Mills of West Bethel, u doing
the blacksmith work for the Wild River
Lumber Go.
william chapman has harvested about
tiffeen acre. % grain With 4 .elf binding
r,.per. he will run the ensilage cutter
this wear by steam power aud Will De
gin cutting corn this week Of which h'
has l. acre<.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
Runeoap ceNras

Thr-c hundred ami twenty-five mel
are EMPLOYED st Rumfori Falls.
Dr. G. II. Davis and wife Of Washing
ton, ID. e., are visiting Rumiori rcla'
tlves.
Miss Jennie Martin will teach the fall
term In this district.
Miss Susie Graham will teach at Ian.
easter. y. H., this fall.
Mr.. Chaplin Virgin IL building the
queercst styled wagon ever seen In this
locality.
There IL An enormous amount Of travel
past this place 10 l,umford Falls.
Mr.. II. VI. Colby IL making repairs on
hls buildings, he has a very pretty place.
Mr.. ]. T.. Richardson aud wife have
been visiting relatives nj Dsnville juno
tion and other places. enjoying the Jour
nev by team.
James =. Morse was installed q. Mas
ter Of Mountain Glen lodge OF Good
femplars saturday night, al ult. tie
Treatments were served after install
lation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
UPTON.

N. :. Chase and wife. Charles Chase
and u lie, Aidana Brooks and wife and
winfield West and wife have gone on a
camping expedition To the White Mount
,In.' Mr.. stearns aud Iettie Chase
samped With them Monday night, but
returned Ia Upton Tuesday.
Mrs. sarah Abbott has gone to south
psri. With Mrs. Evans and Fred for .
few weeks.
J. W. Ballard has gone To Boston with
the intention Of spending the winter
With Charles l.. Douglass and family.
Ill Abbott Ia tending store Tor Chas.
Chase during his absence. 80.
Mr.. Tom Warren IL quite sick Win
sore throat. a..
Rev. \. y. York had meeting on the
East IIili Sunday evening.
Franc Otis and Lillian Brown OF Graz
ton walked four miles and back sunday
morning Ia attend church In Upton
churches would be better filled than
tbry usually are II all would make the
effort to come to church that these ladies
do.
hospltai In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
Aoa1A alickEiIIp.

Elijah Turner and hi. .on Guy went To
l.iyermore Falls 10 the fair.
Mr.. Putnam and wife, Of waterville,
were at Jason Mltchel's on a visit last
week.
Mrs. Dora Ames Of Dlxheld, Il nj her
fathers, v. ID. Bicknelrs, on q visit.
Clint Mason, Benz. Record, Ed aud
Brint Damon, are at work In the South
Paris corn factory.
A. y. Mason has sold his breeding
mare to y. l.. Damon.
Mrs. Minnie bangs Of Norway, wa.
al II. y. Heads the 2ith.
CT. swallow aud wife Of windham.
T.. Qs has been visiting relatives and
friends In our place.
J. A. Warren and sons are building a
slaughter house.
Deiwin Morse IL home from iiaver'
hill, Mass.
Mrs. ID. n. Bisbee OF Camden, has
been visiting In our place.
Mrs. Gage OF Turner, has been visit
Ing relatives here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
rAsr SUMMED

The funeral IL Mr.. Charles n. Dun
ham, which occurred on sunday was
largely attended, ne the deceased was
we'll known. being a member of the
Mason.. odd Fellows, Grange and ~
Harrow. Post. q. \. u. Mr.. Durham
was confined to the hous. hut few
DAYS, hut during that time was an In
tense sufferer aud fsiled rapidly. The
old Fellows conducted the services u
the funeral and at the cemetery. Age
T. wears.
Capt. l.. u. Bl.bcc ,l.ltcd Waldo
County last week aud attended hls rcgI-
mental reunion at brooks on Tuesday.
Mrs. slccum visited nj I.i,crmorc Fails
last week few days, but your scribe
found ''thc cookie. on the lower shelf. ="
While hi. mouth was too full for distinct
articulation 10 the words ~ the song, yet
he rendered Il In spirit.
The Telephone correspondents are
talking ~ another reunion.
II the correspondents 81 the Democrat
could meet iherr might BE- some Jaw
wagging and doubtless very good
time.
sfn.stsN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
REIhEl


Tuesday evening the Y. T.. \. @. y. of
bethel had . picnic supper and hggot
fire on Paradise Illll, which was an en-
joyable occasion and well attended.
Wednesday evening corn roast In the
grove Of W. l.. Chapman called together
about one hundred young people, who
had Jolly good time.
Thursday the workmen In the bethel
Chair factory and their families aud
friends made an excursion % Portland
aud had clam bake on one Of the Islands
In the harbor. They were accompanied
by bethel Cornet Band and the party
numbered one hundred aud twenty from
bethel and was Joined by others at West
Paris.
Friday the funeral services over the
remains of the wife of Rev. \. Z. Record
were held at the Methodist church, con-
Quoted by Presiding Elder Adams, as
sisted bv Rev. Mr.. Whltcside of South
Paris, I.ev. Mr.. smith II Norway and
Rev. VI. X. Mabry ~ I,umford. The
remarks were highly eulogistic Of good
woman who had endeared herself Ca th.
people of BETHEL az was shown by the
large gathering la attendance, irrespec-
tive ~ UNCONVENTIONAL difference. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy ~
the whole community. The remains
were taken 10 Hebron for burial satur-
dsy.
ilev. u. ". Hardy and family are rus
Heating at Lake Umbsgog.
stephen l.. Abbott, Esq, 81 Denver,
Col, n native ~ Bethel and former
Law student with \. T.. iIerrick, Eco, !,
visiting hls oil homc aud when he ~
turns wlll take Que ~ lIethers fairc.t
daughters. Miss Katie Locke, Tor q wife.
They will be married Tuesday aud take
the afternoon express on their bridal
tour a. their future home. The bcst
wishes ~ our people they viii tax. With
them for happiness aud succcs.. Mr..
Abbott h.. built up large practice and
has fine prospects before him.
J. a.. Rich. III. veteran trappcr aud
guide, IA. r-turn.i from al. yl.lt Ia the
I,angcley., the scene. ~ hls old exploits
AMI triumph. much improved In health.
Cole Iiroth.r. have contracted With
Mr.. Cole 20 llerlln. y. n. Ia erect aud
finish their block for stores and oflcc ou
Main street. They will have the lare-
est hall In Oxford County aud the build-
Ing will be an ornament to Bethel VII
lagr. The foundation will BE- ready for
the supcrstructure sept. 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
WEST BgTnsl-

Allan Mcleod, the obliging clerk al
4. =. Beans. met with shocking acci-
dent last Monday. While heating a
preparation ~ oil and turpcntlne upon
the stove Ia apply to a hard wool door.
II became az hot IL took hre and a. an
attempt VA. made Ia throw IL out Of
doors, II seemed TAI explode, throwing
the hot mas. over hi hands aud face,
literally cooking the fesh Ia places. lie
seems Ia be doing well aud II IL hoped IL
will no, dl.hgure his face. II was q
narrow escape. II also set hrc Ia the
house, but was soon extinguisbed.
y. Porter Oriway aud family Of
Greenland, y. H., have been visiting
friends Ia thl. vicinity.
Mrs. Lottie Whitman Of Worcester,
Mass. Il with her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Amo. X. scribner. Her health !. TN
proving.
A rare curiosity from Bethel will b.
on exhibition az State fair at Lewiston.
II l. a lamb five months old With i've
legs, ten dew claws and eleven hoof..
Deer have been seen near by several
times the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
NEWRN.

G. y. Richardson, wife and daughter
Of south Paris, made short yisit lately
10 friends In Ncwry aud Bethel.
Dana Harlow, missionary for Bible
society Of Maine, has canvassed this
town recently.
Mrs. Julia johnson, q daughter OF the
late y. l.. Ryer.ou Of Newry, IL said 10
lee In falling health. She has been stop
ping at the Corner with her mother for
some weeks past.
Mckeen & Aliens comic show, supple
mented by dance In Thurstou's Hall
drew out quite crowd "wednesday even
Ing at Newry Corner.
wednesday afternoon Mrs. 10 wight
an aged lady Of this town, and he'
,iaughter-ln-law went Into the woods
blsckberrying. Becoming separated
the young woman returned To the house
without her mother. The latter, report
.ays, was not found until the neighbour
we're reused and the search was contin
ued until after dark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
oFNMARk

John 4. Brackett 10 Lawrence I. visit.
ing relatives herv.
Prank kenison. Who h.. hccn living Al
tousay. v. a.. Zoe SONS time past, has
rvturnci "a his home In this village.
George 4. Daley, superintendent II
Rarnhim a Mouill'. corn shop here WAS
In town the psst week. Canning COM
menc~l Aug. rth.
Mr.. 4. u. Berry % Dccring Il visli-
Ing fricnis In town.
Dudley :. Perkins has sold hi farm
o. cur meat man
walter Luck Will remove tn the u. l..
Lord stand Ia this village.
George y. colby has = number %
city t-oaricrs.
\ large delegation from this town at
tended the cirrus AZ Cornish the 18th.
Walter Luck has boaght Dudley :.
Perkins farm. rric, paid s:uo. Mr..
Luck IA. moved Ia hi new purchase
aud Perkins has moved Into the II. l..
lord houss In thi. village.
Geo. ". lord ~ cambridgvpoft. u
visiting relatives herr.
&. -. wcod, Nifc AMI boy are on = trip
to Bostnn.
Mr.. Bell Giles l. boarding At Peaks
leland. IA In poor health.
Messrs Gray and ingalls, have the
town house ready for the plAsisrcr..
\ large delegation from this town at
tended the coaching parade At North
Conway. They say u was Immense.
Poster 4. ringr-c aud wife are sT.cni-
ing q coapl. II weeks AZ Old Orvhari.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
hEaRQh.

Hebron Grange Il the recipient Of .
beautiful piece of work executed and
presented by Mr.. lnsley lIumpus In
memory Of his Esther, l.. \. Bumpus,
Who nj the time of his death Was q men,
Der Of the Grange. The design II orig
lnal and artistic, composed Of carnclisn.
sar,iony, blood stone aud banded agate.
The base and plynth ~ slahaster,
mounted with round, beautifully pol
lshcd carnelian agate Ian emblem Of the
orier). The gift IL highly appreciated
for Its Significance and memory.
Mr.. aud Mrs. IIibbs and their little
daughter, Rebecca, are spending few
days In Turner with Mrs. Illbbs' broth
er, Martin Bumpus.
The new road around the hill near
Isaac Dearcc's Il being built.
Nearly every house In the vicinity has
more or iess company these times, and
with the beginning Of school next week
our little village will BE- quite lively.
l.ev. DIR. Crane and Mrs. Crane are ex-
pecte,l home this week.
Rev. =. T.. Ueconl was In town ycster-
day Ia make arrangements for the Inter
ment Of his wife, which will take place
saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
HIRAM.

On SUNDAY. the ali, Frank ". Davis
~ BANGOR Theological Seminary preach
I'll al the Methodist chur'h.
Iey. Lsnas Crosvell Of Kingston,
Mass, preached at the Congregational
church.
Mrs.. George W. clifford 81 Ellsworth
Il Visiting her friend. In Hiram.
Miss Ncttie ". Twiichell IL NJ the
kear.argc House, North Conway, y. w..
Hon. y. ". Norton, attorney al law,
Buffalo, y. V, recently visited hi. .l.-
ter, Mr.. Charlie. u. Davis.
I,smucl Cotton u In Portland on a bus
lne.s trip.
octaylu. Ililon has gone To North
Conway, y. ~. to work.
Mis-. Ruth X. wadsworth Visits fricnd.
In k..ne, y. H., also her sister, Mrs.
I.oring Moore, In Cambridge, Mass.
We recently killed a black snake With
q white ring around the neck, the only
one We have seen In ~ years.
Jane. Clemon. aud wife Of jackson,
y. H.. recently visited his father, Col.
A. VI. Clemons.
Miss Hattie Porter, a niece IL DR.. VII
son, ha. returned "a wcnham, Mass.
The Pythlan slsterhood and the Library
Association have enjoyed her public
readings, her abilities AZ an elocutionis'
bcing very fine.
Mr.. Noah Rankin and wife Of Portland
are visiting their parents In East Hiram.
Mr.. I'll T.. Gould has contracted "a
make forty sleIghs for J. w. Murphy OF
Newfleld.
Some Of our citizens went 20 Cornish
on Wednesday to the circus.
Henry y. Burbank, having removed
and remodeled his barn, IL building an
addition.
Frank brown has returned from Con-
way, y. II.
Alpha Brown has returned home from
California.
Lieut.. George Freeman Gould died Ia
south Hiram, Aug. 18th, Of consump-
ton, aged 81 years. lie was q gentle.
man III commanding form, genial and
pleasing manner. industrious, honorable
and accurate business habits. lie was a
prominent Mason aud knight Of Pythias
The latter order took charge OF his fu'
neral, the funeral cortege being one ol
the longest seen In Hiram for many
years. lie lived for some years In Penn
sylyanla and his record Of 4 year In max
In, shocks, Il Il said, Ia still unbroker
In the region Of the Alleghanies. ILL
| latest business has been farming and ex
press business. Rev. Mr.. Waterhons'
OF Kexar Falls attended the funeral. I'LL
aged mother. widow, children and man,
relatives have the deep sympsthy OF al
our citizens. Sadly We lay this tribute
Of fadeless friendship on the grave OF
one OF natures noblemen, and leave HIN
In the Christians rest.
LAW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
TIE OXFORD BEARS.
rHs poINos OF rns WEEK M ALL
SECTIONS oe TIE COUNTY.


The convention ou the 3ist of the Y
Il. :. {. y. al our eharch Was regarie
a. profitable aud interesting OCCASION
The following ministers were prc.en
and took part ln tho services; Rev
Nessrs. Hague of south Briigton, re~
man % North Bridgton, skinner of Wa
terford, Hitchcock % North Waterford
>sndbrook of lowell and Wood Of Al
hany, also Dr. Cheering of Bethel. Dea
skinner of the eastern part of the town
and j. II. lIorr of North Waterford
There were large delegations frou
neighborlng towns.
Tho iAdIes' Circle met rhar.dsy with
Mrs. T.. T.. Dresser.
MIS-. Matthswson ~ l,eedvllle, Mass,
Il yet With her father. Jusiicc A.pln.
wall, Who Ia quite feeble.
Abel Andrews has csrbuncle on the
back ~ his neck. II Ia. been anced
and u nov doing we'll. Ills little boy
still lives, bat faint hopes % his rccov-
cry.
stephen Libby has put q thrc.hlnr
machine Into hi. mill. which L. quite a
couVsniencc Ia our farmers.
The cat crop IA quite good.
Tho rust I. sif.cting potatoes TO some
extent, aud the extremely hot weather
leads us In fcar the rotiing ~ the tnher.
Mrs.. Cole and daughter ~ Lynn.
Mass, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. andrews and Wife 20 stow, Me-,
are Visiting hls brother Abel.
Hound Mountain Grange were picnlck-
Ing "Wednesday Al the Albany Basins.
\ heavy rain Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
IO..ssslErrER

IhHIIy think. nv dear Buck. that !
r.I .sy ANYTHING original and inter
e.'.rs about those lspigs. let nv leave
Dem 'H sp-ak Tor themselves. ! Aars
staAru fDr pigs in tn days that are no
l-, la.sing from pigs % l-'rtry al
"a ur tU remark that "backsafd 1lsn-
Us Hy Mr.. Mason sst me- "a thinking
9Th, .erne. aud the friends With which
tli a.fh whom I haV. h~en familiar the
bitter rart % NV Improbable lie, ln
e. .rlsant valley that the big River
uaaa. b.autiful. They call Il hy that
lrr town here. I was AZ the Turner
1rrsr "Field Day" Ia the widow
Hs.lsrs wooded pasture over by the
- liver last "Wednesday, and the meet
ut-.tiye thing 90 mc-lcaying the NO
pa flIks cat 81 the accOuni-Nas THIS
on. Aforesaid blg river. oh, bat thai
al.a perfect day, and a most delight
d. lr.,s AMI a most enjoyable occasion.
i'-Is,s that Turner stand. quite near
l- had - the class a. town. lhc
.,u.rJ 9. fns. the farms arr well ulAn-
tg,t d. Buildings convenient and at
trl.I.,,. aud gues. that farming pay-
IN Turner. And II Ia Turner why not
s..ssLsrrs l. the fault la the sol or
Hf usus After the reading ~ an essay
ty NJ. N. n. lri.h. the question on tue
mana ..msut ~ children NAs discu--sd
tr.f NI he Wumsn aud Afterwards bi
sl0f urn a. Dr. cushing, Dr. smith,
az o., NJ. psguod. We were given
AL .rfartunity 20 tell Whai Ne know
ito4f babies. hut a. oar know ledge l.
extremely limited In that direction Ne
ua.,.f.v d-,linsd to dis-ect the baby;
'..-t t.s.. him. After gurging Win s,.'d
'4f Iri vashing L down With c0nee
o. children sang and spoke their little
lro.. lrI the older ones sang and spoke
h+.r anger pi.Ces aud then the meeting
lr,"N.i into by-gone and there u must
Hml.r forever
uu a.euuut % Ill health Dr. smith has
~ h. pho business and gone "a iarm-
y No. has a nic, farm near Bradiord :
Uagr
Emmt AMI the Kids are az II. D's.
WI. ~ to Canton on the four o'clock.
uai "a letter from one ~ the Ramford
Fellows. lle writes. Yesterday Ne
lai fo.i The river rose about feet.
Nv ur .iX million logs came tumhlins
i'su over the falls on to us carrying
.say ~ boom iu.t above the dam ana
i."i hrdge. There WAS some hastlng
.'ne. ihe donkey engine MAS on the
IAN. We got II on the railroad track
i,fo.. ihr dam aud had just got on
'l'rr ehsu the logs jamed down against
~ ta,k aud away Il went. They have
All an apron on the back sIde the logs
s''tvr smooth a. lie nov. Friday q
saa TN from Grace Rock and struck on
~ bad. Il fractured his skull. lou
,llfnt know the place now. Down by
~ Nat Wing house an that Il left OF the
.ead = hole Ia the ground. The itali-
-, have a store aud a bakery and
~ and ~ little brush and sod hnts
sic,t over. They are hard look
Seiosd bat a Jolly Que. singing. dane
n;htiug aud playing on the aocor-
NsFroPose 10 20 up aud look over
hoe IN the ground. There 10 scarce
althing - interesting a. q hole In
seahd unless Il be- t~o holcs In tbs
Sssad JouN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
aiicHElEI0


Moses Pul.lfer and wlfc Of Auburn
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ardon "
Triton, recently.
G. J. harrington aud family 81 Port
land are guests at Hotel Long.
Mrs. John Calvin Stevens and children
Of Portland are at II. ID. waldron's.
sunday, the nd, many Of the Odd
Fellows of Neylnscot Lodge attended the
funeral of the late Charles Durham.
william &. Spauldlng and wife aud
A. w. SpauldIng left for home the 9Th
Caribou, Ne.
Matte T.. Morrill, had q good mare
cruelty msnglcd by being driven Into q
barbed wire fence, having got upon the
railroad track near the hotel Monday
morning, the 9Th Inst, when the early
train came down.
william Aubrey burt, our popular
barber, has been on the sIck lIst the past
week.
Charlie. ID. bradbury. Jr., returned
from boston the past week sick. Mrs.
Ilradbury accompanied him.
Wednesday Judge Enoch Foster held
referee court nj Grand Army Hall.
Case, y. j. Fuller W. II. v. Gcrrish, Pub
Ter claiming that Gcrri.h had cut wood
and lumber over the llne on his prem
lses. The case was tried In February,
issG, before q Jury az Paris and the YER
diet wa. for the defendant, then carried
Ia the law court and the verdict was set
aside. Iiy agreement of parties the case
was referred to Judge Foster, who Visited
the premises In dl.pute aud heard the
Testimony and will report az the October
term. ~. II. lIersey and John l.. swascy
for Fuller; Judge \. X. Savage az Au-
burn for Gerrish. The original claim
was not mor than sjo-thc cost VIII
reach Into hundreds.
Mrs. Isab'lls ingrahsm aud daughter,
Nil. Pauline. NJ Brookllne, Mass, are
at lion. 4. 4. Bonney's.
Mr.. Weber. fas.ett n Bassetts pop
ulir young artist, who has been doug a
rushing buslnes. here for the past .lx
weeks, broke isnt aud returned to Lew-
i.ton last Thursday.
Ex-Goy. John II. Long 81 Massachu-
scit. and family arrived from the lake.
Friday and will remain Into the present
week, visiting the scenes ~ his boyhood.
FRIDAY evening the Misses harrington
At Hotel Long gave an enjoyable music
ale.
Mrs. Iora Gerrish Iaughton and chill.
,lrcn II Lewiston are visiting Buckiield
fsIcnds.
Mrs.. :. q. Andrew. % Nashua, v. H.,
has been In town III. past week.
Hotel Long h,. had more patrons the
past two weeks than u could entertain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
ANpoYIR.

Tho farmer. are busy gathering ihell
grain.
Corn I. little backward.
Oats arr heavy.
Mr. Elbfiig. Poor Ia. 80 Ear recover
81 from hl. ILLNESS az Ia accompany hi
daughter Ia Kansas, where he Intends "a
make al. home.
I.ey. Mr.. Pcase united with Rev. Mr.
Green 81 Humford Corner and held :
union service. In the afternoon Mr.
pca.. spoke To the Grand Army post
The church was decorated With hsgs
The sermon was well received by thu
full house Who listened.
The Methodist Circle met With Mrs.
John Caldwell 30 Farmer. iilll last
"Wednesday evening.
4 neckiie festival and Ice cream suI.
pcr va. held Ia the hall under the aus
plcc. ~ the Congregational Circle. \
good time reported.
Henry Porter Loaf valuable horse
rrccntly.
The school. In district. No. aud !
opcnci Monday with the same teachers
a last term.
An excursion party visited Humfori
Falls and report business booming.
Many 20 our bor.emcn attended the
raccs 81 the Oxfo-d County Horse breed
er.' Association NJ Norway.
The few Who It'll cultivate hop. CON.
mencci io pick Monday.
q. \. Harrington has the cellar ~ hi.
new house nearly completed.
Hon. !. ". Clark aud Mrs. :. u.
Clark are In town for q few days.
MI.. Eva Newh,ll l. visiting her .ls-
ter. Mrs. N. u. Burdltt.
Mr.. Garfield died very suddenly 1T
heart fallur, the 18th Inst. while visiting .
neighlor. sgci about ~.
The lodge hal Jolly time at the
Falls. last week.
The several schools In Ando,cr viii
commence AZ given below Diet. No. !
will commence sept. ., Miss julia Hutch
Ins Grammar Department, Prim,Ty
By Mis- Perkins, No. :, Aug. ~, taught
by Julia 4. Task. w. !, sept. ., taught
by Bertha n. WHISTLER. 81 Pennington,
No. 4, Aug. n, taught by Mis- swift OF
Pennington, No. ), sept. :, taught by
Miss kcnnic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
MASON

Rain enough and warm enough Il the
populsr verdict Just nov.
corn q. growing, potatoes rusting and
moNn oats arr r'tting In the field.
Mrs.. Day aud daughter, Who have
be.u stopping siih j. II. Bean, ESQ, ~
turuci % Portland Monday.
IA. Hutchinson % Mason, and y. :.
Hutchinson of Albany. went 10 Gofham
Monday. "a attend the funeral % Harden
Hutchinson, who was former resident
- Alhany. r. :. !. The last 20 that large
family nov living. believe.
~ Frvd Scrihner, a hoy u years old,
was looking NJ his chickens a hawk srls-
s,l Que aud the old hen went for the
hawk. and Fr-i seeing his chanc. caugh,
the hawk by the iegs, liberated the
chicken and kill,i the haV. IL meas
urrd ~ Inches from tip Ca tip % wings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
LOWELL

Jane. L.. Meseryc aud wife have gone
"a Cornish Ia attend the reunion OF the
IA Regiment, Of which Mr. NJ was a
member.
W. u. brown I. al work for Mr.. Me-
serve, repairing hi. barn.
BENJAMIN and Henry Russell are
bulldlng a fence around the cemetery al
III. Centrr.
sylyanu. Chapman and Edwin Merri-
deld ~ south Hiram have made "a.
visit.
Mr.. Caroline kenlston has returned
from Blddsford, where she has been
turing the summer.
Edwin y. Wentworth u painting III.
tor. at No. 4 for %. y. Andrews.