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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
s0tIYn ROlalIRv.

What a lovely fall! I. the expression
that We hear from everyone, aud sad and
lonely must be the heart that cannot
enjoy this weather. -.
Many of our townspeople attended
the Ando,er fair; they pronounced it
good.
Farmers In this vicinity are happy over
their large crops % potatoes but We hear
that they are rotting badly In some
locations.
Mrs. George Richardson !. In rather
poor health.
Horace aud John Hussey OF Norway,
and Earle stevens 81 Naiick, Mass, are
visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. Charlie. y. I'hilbrick has been
quite sick hut IL better now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
MESI pAals

We had our first heavy frost Friday
night.
l. n. Andrew. and T.. VI. Emery have
bern spending few DAYS In New York
In the Interest of the Pioneer Company.
The manufacturing company arc run
ming evenings to enable them to fil
oriers.
u. l.. Cummings. OF Cumming. Broth
ers, Portland, Il In this vicinity buying
spples.
%. e. Davis, % Paris INN. wa. In the
place Tuesday, and Collector Garland
Thursday.
Ms. Jennie Fierce IA. been visiting
AZ =. n. i.ocke's.
Mrs.. ~. n. Yates aud Mrs. =. u. Locke
are visiting their daughter. AZ keuts
nm.
The ricne-r Company IA. been shut
down part % the past week on account
OF Ncs.rs. Andrews and Emery being
away.
Mr.. y. y. ruell has moved into Mr.. ..
v. kmmons' rent.
Mlss Erfrie,i whltiemorc, FROM rsy-
cite, Maine, IL clerking for \. J. Curtis
A Go.
Frank Heck Ia through clcrking Tor U.
y. Emmons. lie thinks 81 going Ia
Nsssschusett. Ia work.
Prank \. Curtis, % Cambridge, Mass,
~as In the place Friday.
4 fee delegates from Golden Rule
Lodge attended the Grand Lodge AZ
south Paris last THURSDAY. Delegates
have hccn elected Ia attend the District
iSige which l. to be held az Bryant's
Pond next Wednesday.
frci Blra, ~ Worcester, Mass, called
on We Friday.
Mr.. Clark. % wccdford'., Me-, l.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. =. Perry.
Next Thursdsy evening Presiding
Elder T.. r. Ndsms will preach In the
chapel.
The EpWorth iesgu. meet. with Mrs.
y. II. Andrews Monday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
AsDOvtR


The coutiuuci drought was broken BY
a tuc u,in Wednesday night.
quite del~g.tion attended the fair At
isthsl lat scck.
The school take. a plcuic oct. 10.
Busine-s i hcCming AZ the Ellis fAlls.
II !. rvI-ortei that the doN.l mill AZ
the village l. sold with al Va appufte-
usnC.s O. q gentleman from Lewiston.
frtcc pah sl.ea.
Hoo. Mr. I,,ot ~ Merrill lloasc, has
returned o. his home In lirookline, Mas.
lls has made many IMPROVEMENTS ths
past season.
Mi. Nsuis Merrill has returned from
the Wet accompanied by her sister, Mr..
frank Merrill.
IN. camp. II The lakes are Clos-i Tor
ihs s-ason. NJ. ilssey aud wife Who
have hal charge 20 ~tudeni Island Camp
zane ogt Thursday. ALSO Mills and
his hslp.
Tryuch - the UPPcr pam clo.e. hi.
camp very son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
wtsr SUMNER.

our town fair the u VA. a perfect
.ucce.s, especially q. regard. the number
~ people In the place. \ lovely day,
aud ali ayailrd themselves 81 the outing
II it was .h1r.
Prof. ". n. Sargent, principal at He
hron. made u. pleasant call the day OF
the fair.
The funeral ~ Mrs. Cory Bonney was
largely attended on sunday, Rev. W. X.
French ~ Turner, officiating clergyman.
The remain. were taken Ia Buckheld Tor
lnicrmcnt.
Nil. Marcclla Head 81 sumner Hill
Ia. visited relative. about the village
recently.
Ira .. Murch aud family have gone Ia
south Psri. for the winter, Ia avail them
.elye. 81 the better school for their
daughter.
Mr.. Julia Farnum, who has bcen With
her daughter, Mrs.. Theodore Thayer, az
south Paris, for the summer, has return
81 Ia her home.
IN. continued hot. dry weather va.
broken by q fne rain the night OF the
9Th, glsddenlng the hearts Of all.
Mi.. Ada Heath returned from bet
work In Boston q week since, Ia care foi
her mother, who IL somewhat improved
In health.
Mr.. and Mr.. Doble have returned from
south Paris.
Mr.. Hiram Pulsifer Ia. sold his farm
10 Daniel u. small. We regret Ia lo.'
Mr.. Pulsifer's family from our midst
but ar. glad. indeed, that Mr.. small ]. "a
remain just here.
The baby girl Of Benbridgc Doble thai
Ia. been quite sick, Il recovering.
Guy Heath !. gaining.
Mr.. Wallace Chandler IL on the gain
Mrs. Gen. Cushman has returned from
Worcester.
Mrs. L. y. Ripley Of Canton IL at DIR
Bi.bce's for q few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
JonN's LETTER.

We took In a sick man the other night
aud greatly feared that We should lie
under the painful necessity 81 taking out
a dead one. We did what We could for
him and then In the small hours of
morning We went for Dr. Decoster. The
Doc. squlrted some dye stun, or In other
word. Injected some morphine under hi.
cuticle, yulgarly called skin or pelt and
In rs minutes the fellow Was asleep, and
he awoke all right. lie was one OF the
three Who were seeking lodging at the
town farm. They were on their way to
.amford Falls. They we're strong.
muscular and Intelligent looking men.
Didn't look at all a. though they had
any business TAI be- facing towards an
Institution of charity. We can't always
tell. Wonder u there Isn't employment
enough out In the great busy, busting
world for all who are willing To work.
m these men were out of money who's
Ia blame. We give IL up. II may be-
the duty on pig Iron strapped them.
Hardly think Il could be free sugar. IL
can't be that they may have squandered
their earnings as young men have been
known To do In the days when money
was plenty and soft, can itf
Expect the village people will be down
playing with our new pump by the hour.
There Il an abundance Of squirt Ia u.
Mr.. silas Shaw has chamber OF hand
some yellow corn A. We have seen fo'
many day.
we have raised the smsll Canada corn
for Is years. II never failed 10 ripcn
IL weighs more 20 the bushel than otheI
kinds and IL good enough for poor folks
We probably shall never get out OF TIKI
rut" Of raising it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
nIgOQD


Grin Tracy Ia. bought .lS lot. OF
land ~ Grin Jone. for the sum ~ s'si'
II !. reported that there !. case OF
dlphihcris Ia Hack Block.
Mrs. stevens, 90 Portland, viii lecture
on Temperance Friday evening at the
VI. v. church.
Those Who attended the centennial ~
the baptist church at Paris found the
exercise. very interesting. The forsl
decorations wcrr Ssrv beautiful and the
dinner la Academy Hall furnished by the
ladie. ~ the vicinity aiiesi~l IN IN"
hospitality ~ the people. Paris may
cell - proud - her honorci sous.
Mulhollani 4 Phillip. will opcn In
their stores at south Paris and oxford,
Monday. ct. ~. new stock ~ fall
millinery and fancy goods and request
the lAdie. to call aud ace their gsIss 81
millinery art. Their Imported trimmed
hat. arr marvel. 20 style aud beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
BuckFielD.

The town Of Buckheld have two pair
of large oxen for szIe.
The Portland Packing Company paid
the farmers for their SWEET corn last
Tuesdav.
Miss Hattie bishop gave reading al
the Methodist church Tuesday evening,
Robinson Dean has gone "a Mystic
Park With hIs fast horses.
The ladies of the Bsptist Circle gave
. pie supper at Reform Hall wednes-
dsy evening.
Chas. u. bradbury, Jr.. has go far re-
covered from his recent Illness that be
rcturncl Ia lIoston saturday morning In
company with hi wife.
Miss l.oitie Forster has returned Ia
Portland after several weeks sojourn AZ
Hotel Long.
IIr. aud Mrs. Chas. W. IIill of Au-
burn, were In town saturday.
Mr.. Herman 4. Fuller ~ south Paris.
1. on the rad again after several weeks
illness. Mr.. Fuller takes the Democrat
aud recommends Il to all his friends.
Good Tor Fuller.
Altrrt y. Robinson took the Lunt
colt on Ia New York for klmball q. At
wood the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
IAs1 WATERFORD.

T.srr I. Ia bea fair a, the Flat the
18th.
Nis. Jennie T.. Raker, 10 Norway, has
t-..n visiting a waldo I. Brosn's-
". n. Warren u -ettlesi AZ Norway
aud Frrd Gurney has moved on To IN.
farm. 49,,
S,hool In this district beglns the l'ih,
under th. instruction 81 Miss Louise
RruNu.
Frank Rowe has moved from the y.
Patterson boase to ". n. heen's
house on Temple Hill.
J.B. Haskell 4. through thre.hing In
Al. mill and l. making preparations Ia
.y.porats apples az south Waterford.
John AMI Henry klmhall are thre.hlng
A IN. barn. for several farmers. They
thrr.he.i SJl bushels % grain, (oats snd
harley In 4. Norwool's barn belonging
10 him aud :. :. Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
nIIuEORn

Mr.. Sam Felt l. la town doing som"
stone sofk Tor NJ R,y.
VI :. met ~ith Mr.. farnum Este.
and had a goOi time.
cur village hWNcr come. out With q
n~N top buggy add g"Oi QUE.
Hy the premature explosion 10 q cart
ridge Jane. laphim came near losing
an eve.
VI. y. knight, Esq, I. .lck With ~.
phoil fever but Il \. sali Ia b. ~ mild
tytsr.
IN. Rumfori rrotting Park A'socis-
tion will bold meeting on Thursday
night 90 arrange for fair, probably
nsNt wc,k u the track can d. got ln
good condition. II has rccrutly ben
plos-i aud l. very .oit. Notice will D.
given In due time.
Mis- Mary E,y I. AZ h"me again. haS-
iug spent four months With her sister al
Bluehlll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
DENMARK

Augustus Wentworth ~ pccring Il
visiting relatives IN town.
John Colby has been drawn Ia serve
on the grand jury AMI George W. Moul-
too on IN" trAycr.c jury for the next
term ~ court AZ Paris.
The corn In the Butnhsm & Morrill,
shop here l. all lahcled aud all but
abou, ear loads gone Ia the station. u
l. all paid for aud al the help has been
paid Off. That u the proper company Ia
run corn shop. The farmer. need their
money aud they grt Il when they sell to
this firm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
soRrs ALBANY.

Mrs.. sarah Perkins aud daughter,
from Brockion, Mass, have been visit
Ing AZ l.osccc Emery's.
VIM. sprribury and wife also their
.on, Arthur, from stark, y. u, are Nl.-
Ting AZ Josiah kimball's.
g.. ". kimball aud wife have been
Ni.lilng friend. In New Hampshire.
4 couple of young people, Mrs. \. u.
Bryant aud Nh. julia kimball met With
quite an accident a. they we're driving
around North Waterford. While golng
down on. II the siccp hill. the hold back
iron broke letting the carriage run
against the horse, Who started tn run
and threw Mi.. kimball out, inJuring
her quite badly though no bone. were
hroLen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13

The drought y broken. II rainci all
night aud loaks Ike q rainy day.
Harvesting mostly done except PotA-
t".s ani apples.
The thrvshing machine l. heard In
farmers. baru. and grain !. reported
good. oats bitter than Zoe many years.
:. ~. aud Alb~rt Grower are doing
thrvshiug In this section.
eur people have attended the fairs
generally thi. fall.
1 had the pleasure % meeting your
,,rr~nNooi correspondent and his good
y lie one day las, week. They had bccn
a. visit hi brother Charles Durham al
wesi Bethel. have never met them De-
fore.
Irving Hutchinson, 81 Norway s'isit
Ing AZ his father. Ia Mason.
y. g.. Mills l. having trouble Viii
hi. eyes. Tie cannot work In the sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
WILSON'S MILLS.

Tho.. Weymouth came from al. home
IN Lincoln the hr.t ~ last week with
nine horse. and twelve men Ia ~ Into
camp on Abbott Brook, where he has
hauled timber for several winters.
Henson Crafts With hls daughter,
Gcr,Ir, came down from Camp Caribou
Tuesday, al.o John Olson Who has been
away fr"m home the greater part 81 the
summer guiding.
y. Wood. aud wife Who have been al
camp In IN. meadow. through the sum
mcr. came down week ago.
Mamie Hodge. has gone Ia her home
in Mansfield. and flo.sle Pint has gone
to Colebrook IA take lessons In vocal and
Instrumental music.
james ". Parker ~ the llcrlln Mills
CO., went up the river Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
GIIIAD.

when have We had more pleasant
fall for oui door work.
III. sound 10 the ihrrshlng machine IL
heard Ia the land and grain !. yielding
sbundsntly.
The wild River Railroad u ju.t bcing
completed. The rails are bslng laid,
the engine l. on duty, the track being
completed about half nay To III. mill.
The steam mill situated In IN. Wild
River valley owncl by the Wild River
i.umbcr CO.. WAS burned Ia the ground
q fcw days ago, nothing vas saved aud
no Insurance.
william Peabody Ia. I Ia acre %
yellow corn containing 80 shocks, aud :
shock. hu.krd bu.hcl u sound ear. of
corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
AEaROh

Dr. frame u attending the convention
n Bath thi. week. Mr.. Crane accom-
panied him.
Rev. =. u. l,ichari.on and wife have
been Spending q fcS day. here this week
Mr. aud Mrs. lIodg,iou snd their .ou
of last sumner spent Tuesday With Mr..
aui Mr.. Richardson At oakhurst.
Mr.. l,rbccca Cu.hmin l. visiting a
nircc IN jefferson, y. III.
The much needed rain came Wclnc..
day night, but whether there was enough
Ia break the water famine, !. q question,
Mr.. y. q. Din.more 20 lewiston Il
m king hls annual yisi, Ia this place
Nth book. and paper. Ia sell. VIZ.
Dinsmor- says h. has Travelled Tor thirty
years, aud think. d. has walked enough
To- 90 around the world.
The students held q lyccum Wcdnes-
d,y evening.
Mc..r.. Everett anil -telrns have grad.
"a their lot Ia the cemetery.
\ handsome stone la. been placed by
the grave II Mrs. rer.l. Merrill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
EASY ngrstI

y. y cross % Bridgton, spent the
pat wv,k In thl. plsc-. lie stsrtri .
Iro,c "a cattle Zoe Brighton mArks, oCt.
oh.
C. kimhall has gons "a HoNbury,
Mass. o. 81. biz mothsr, Mr.. u. n.
kimtall. Uho l. very sick.
Miss Too. Holt has gone a. Nassa-
,hus.tt. o. spend the winter 9th rrla-
live.
John san IA. moved hi. family to
iisthsl ilul.
Nm. T.. swan 20 Lyuu. Mass, has
len sIsniing fcw dsys Ia this plsc".
Mis- Etia E.,cs has r,turu~l home o.
liu.tun.
D.. :. lartlett l. home from berlin
Mils f1f fsS davs.
lamontr cole has rvturn~l home from
NJ Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13


George u. iIamblen has sold his farm
Ca q. \. klmball.
IlenI,mIn Russell has taken the job
and begun the work ~ repairing and
cnlsrging the old Fellows Hall. The
change. Will co.t about 500.
George 4. klmhsll has .old out the
store at IN. Centre "a John VI. PAIRING
ton Who has taken possession.
John Fox With crew 10 men have
built a stone dam for Thom,s W.
Charles, nj the foot ~ hls cranberry
hog.
Mis- n. Ella Charlie. has returned "a
Massachusetts, where .hs has a position
IN one ~ the public schools.
The Congfegatlonslist Circle met With
Mrs.. =. u. Irish on "Wednesday.
The crop IT apple. la this town i
much larger than Was expected.
Mr.. sumner andrews hs. returned Ia
his hom. IN Lawrence. Ilis sister, Mas
Ellen W. Andrews, accompanied him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
BROWSrIUlD

NJ. Dobbln.. junior partner ~ J. VI.
webb 4 60, Il canning apple. Ia the
corn shop.
Charles Martin, our hardware mer.
chant. has bought the Central ilou..
anil l. .-ttled la al. new business.
Prank johnson has bought the Martin
property.
:. VI. IIob.on IA. sold his house Ia
ID IIartfuri 10 Porter.
The rcquawkc, supper Friday even
Ing was a success.
Mr.. Jane. Jole, ~ Cornish, Il Ia CON-
mencc a dancing school at town hall
Friday evening NEXT.
The Ladies sewing Circle gave a sup
Per aud apron sale oct. 9Th, at the
pcquawkrt dining hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
EAST SUMNER.

What lovely weather and fine crops.
IN. hustsndman IL receiving MS
reward this fall.
Good crops % grain, corn and pots-
toes aud even apples are banning out
b.t,-r than ~as predicted.
N. are morr aud more impressed that
ala Maine 4. about q. good q place To
enjoy life a. any part Of earth. domain;
I'm attending the various fair. thu. fsll
- h.x, sen excellent exhibits Of farm
nrcduct. and fine stock that viii COW
mand good prices. IL IL also oo.'ou,
that oar farmers are more hopefui anu
confident than year ago.
sams from this place will attend the
s.,5.y school convention At Portland
this week. H..
Mr.. ward Maxim, of Newcastle, Ind
r.. ,..n calling on friends In this VI.
entity. lie Il still manufacturing shower
handles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
UPTON.

Alya Coolidge 4. repairing hi. build
ings.
Winnie West has been "a Portland TO
visit his father at the hospital.
Mr.. West IL better and hoping Ia come
home this week.
siias I'ea.lec Is at home from the
White Mountains where he has taken
charge of the carriage rod during the
summer.
Mr.. Powers of Newry Ia. been In town
doing small Jobs plsstering.
Mrs. l.. y. bragg IL recovering from
her Illness.
Mabel West IL at Bethel At work for
I'd Rowe.
Aipheus Ballard who has been la New
Hampshire the past year IL intending to
return Ia Upton soon.
John West IL at home from the White
Mountains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
ROSbuRY,

Fine weather Cor harvesting the potato
crop. 4 large Yield and extra quality.
\ little .on II swift River Valley
went Ia Augusta With hi. grandfather.
lie .aw many wonderful things and rude
on the cars which h. had never sc-n b.
fore. Hut what surprised him most 81
~ sas, me.tlng q little colorc'i girl on
the sidewalk. II was the hrst colofri
person h. had ever seen. lttering q
strong exclamation be- lcapei from the
walk Into the .tr-ct giving the dark skin.
neil dam..l the right ~ way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
hoRln auckElIlp.

stephen spauidlng and hi. bride are AZ
hi. fathers aud u l. understood they are
Ia live there.
Carol farrar and hl. bride are at hls
fathers, jefferson farrar'., for few
days.
Mrs. y. u. Emery !. quite poorly.
Clint Mason u .ick.
Little Lizzie Bonney ~ Sumner, whose
mother died few day. ago, IL Ca live
With her grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs..
j. a. Head.
Mer Warren .eems Ia BE- handling
lots of meat this fall.
J. A. Warren {. digging we'll.
Nor. than an syerag. crop Of apple.
In thi. vicinity this fall.
Joseph Blcknell, Wife AMI daughter OF
south Boston, Who have been Ia our
place and vicinity thl. summer, have re-
turned home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
EAST BRowNFlelo.
4 very welcome rain.

\ very NtIcOme rNih.
Cora Giles commenced teaching In
Porter on Monday last.
The supper given BY the circle con-
nected With the church was not largely
attended but quite little sum vas real
iscd.
business IL not a. lively since the corn
and cucumber packing are over.
Ms. Tyler from Newton, 10 Waiting
MS. Breslln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
GRIts~ooo

Nour serii.. ani his bctieT half werv
a on a Vsii thru. days lat Sc-k, and
hsd a gus-i time generally. Tho nrst
ighi W stupt-~i a. the swan hruthsrs :,
ani Ia the cSrning weut a. an old fash
ians,l husgins up % John Dilrs, over
ihirt, took .uppsr, vhirh sas Just such
r. SUPPER a. Mrs.. Gll knows hos "a
serve az f,f company. rhs Second DAY
sas .peut 9Th J. ". Cumfnings ~ Al
banV. and the usNt morning. ride az In
49,. vouf venerable correspondent, pca.
IoNrinv. The d.agnu had q ssver- slick
uc.s last tan AMI winter from shhh he
las not fully recovered. bat 4 able 10
.rt al-lut With cane. lie l. nov la his
~Eh Nrar ILL., wife, although Tour
Vsar. his ssniof. l. a. smart a. many
women ten wears yuungvr. Nf. 'un-
ming. has failei psrcvptihly during the
hstNcar HE third ani last night Ne
W.rv thr guests 20 Charlie lunhAm,
Wet llsthrl. IL l. now on farm. ani.
cuusii~ring that b" has don" 10 farming
sincv D. 49, niuete,n years old, !. doing
Son.i.ts Those twin hciivr calves 81
Li. m, quii. e curiosity. looking - near
alikr nj. o. puzzle a rhiladrlphh lawyer
to tell wh.sh from totb~r. While traN-
cling in the woods sc IA . horuheam
or irpns,-i trv-, whQ.s circumference,
a foot from "a. ground, ~as I've fc.t
four and ons-hslf inchc.. aud The largest
~ ever sas. Ou oar SAy home We had
d I've minutes chat with your Mason cor
respondent. T.. n u, Introducing q
uumt,r - subjects, prominent among
which sas the Dymocfai Plcnic that has
not set come 81 ani the CROW that has.
There a.. t.~u 80 little ffost here as
,st that manS ~ the pumpkin leave. sn'i
blossoms look morv lie August than
otohsr. Aud shat yoru' Yea, aud
u hat sNarns 81 fii~.' They almost s~cu'
tn D. PLAYING another Pharaoh game.
eur muss thinks u l. time Tor the mr.,
fsll port o. hatch aud thus starts In
Whst u.ssn 49,. many sArissai-i tive.
ttr. sFrrfw Ilsry ou An ant s,-silani 49,
utf Iathsr riuf rvpues On language oar,
3D. NJ aataun -. All sintsf storms Afv neaf
Al shat tf.s.s tru.iing fsr,n. 9Th silsery hsir
Ws -. De- str,sts ani uasstinss hsFs ani thsrv
"a 49, ar tuufan alfnun.i trss- IN hH-lins
1 -. tffui tfft anI harvest IN IN tuub.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
HARTFORD.

g. ~. Berry got thrown from hi vhg.
on coming from Paris where h. had been
10 hl. sisters funeral. lie va. quite
BADLY hurt bat l. all right.
Walter iIayfori's little boy l. very
sick With typhoid tryer.
VIM. D.. Blckn-ll Ia. gone To BOSTON
Tor few days.
Mi. Eleanor for,e. gave q yerv Inter
eating Lecture 81 the residence 10 VIM. u.
l,ickn.ll, last Tuc.,lay evening.
John I'hllbrick Ia. returned from
i.i,ermorr whsrc b. Ia. seen al work
f,r the last .ix months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
NEWRv.

Ithlel smith, Of whose accidental In
Jury wrote last week, died Friday
night of the same week.
Almost everybody and everybody
folks went To Bethel To the fair Wednes'
4. n. Knapp has begun his fall trap
ming. lie has caught tao foxes. lie
had to take up . line Of bear traps
recently set on account of cattle stray
ing Into the woods.
NI.s Mary silver, Of Vermont, IL visit.
ing the family of your correspondent
thls week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
NnarA.wssI asIAEI

W. \. wight and wife have returned
from their trip to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Mary Wilson and her son from
the lake region are here on a Walt tn
Mrs. wilson's sister, Mrs. George Ma
sou.
A wedding reception at Eben Chap
mans the sth.
Johns neighbor, Mason, came driving
In the 3rd., With hls two-ycar-old colt,
..sbeuaptloah.' Handsome coltf Well,
I rather guess he viii take the cake; at
least ne carried Oh the blue ribbon at
Riyerside Park, Bethel, The 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
HIRAM.

Rev. Augustus \. ssnborn and Wife
returned from their summer .ojourn In
Pennington, y. II. Their Methodist
friend. and nelghbor- gave theuI warm
aud generous reception.
The drought which In severity aud
duration |. exceeded only by that Of
1870, ended on the night Of Oct. eth. In a
pouring rain storm.
Mr.. Charlie. Libby aud family are VS.
iting Mr.. Benjsmin burbank.
Mi.. Lula Rankin 1. recovering from
the cerebo-.pinal meningitis and will be
removed Ia her home In East Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
.ONyN PARIS

frcl Blri 10 Worcester. Mass. l. visit
ing at hi. unclc's, Jane. Bird, for q
fcw DAYS.
II. ". Durham I. putting In new goods
aud 1. all rrady Tor trade.
Mr.. Durham Ia. pat In an improved
letter box fot the patrons II the ofiicc.
4 brother ~ Mrs. Ann Chase 10 Mas
sachu.etts, l. visiting her.
\ little child % frci Loves !. quite
sick.
sundsy. sept. eOih, TO the wife OF
DidAyah Hammond, a son.
sunday. sept. 9Th, 10 the wife Of W.
y. Dunham, a sou.
SUNDAY. oct. i,h, to the wife 81 Jo.eph
Llttlchale, . sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13
WEST PERU.

Mr.. Josiah Hall died the 9Th Inst.
IN. County Commissioners. are laying
ont IN. road made necessary by the rail-
road occupying the river road.
D.meritt Post, q. \. H., had a camp
Dir, Al the y. u. ve-try the sth inst.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill took dinner with
the comrades.
There v lot. % business here nov be-
tween the railroad, hauling corn aud DO
ing other necessary business. Times are
good.
Rev. DanyIlle Cannon has been To
Dixfsld three days In succession 10 at
tend funerals. Death IL In the land.