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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
AsDOvIR

bNgOftN
Just delightful weather to do fall
work. The ground i rather dry Tor
plosing however.
Tlss ilhrrsl Christian Parish held their
annual meeting la: Monday and chose
their officers foe the eas.ls. ye.r.
The fishermen are Improving t.e last
few DAYS 81 hshlng. n. The close tia.s
draws near The grvaicr the rush Ia ti,e
laSrs
eur isigc oi Gccd rcmplars :. siill
alive and pfospsring. Nswc are nearing
taia c,as- claim the pTistiesixs ~ indalg-
ing la ths ''deselish ariebte 10 ssos.s.
&c f-.l drssre thai the Young mcn
shoald hoax hish.', aud a., bc lnsucncc,i
~ the temper. IL /. ths offset " the
order o. take yoaRg mes .sd those ot
morc mature age from the dcm0'allJlng
surroundings and Influence. aad plsu.
them Wherc thsy will D. under proper
discipline Without their feeling q sense
= dlagr,vahls restraint, and put them
un cad "a - better boys aud self
respecting Citisra.. Ia every village
ih.rv arr tso Glasses 20 bQys Ne would
rrssh. Ons clas. fr0H LoGcs ycSy un-
attractive sho.s paFeEts have -, als
means "a provide tSsok. and games, and
In most INSTANCES arr oniy i0o glad Ia
~ their hoys cut ~ sight. Nnothsr
class II hoy. whosc parents arr la c"n-
Portable circumstances Who cannot keep
ihor hly. home 40 Night. surely a
work ttg cag rvsch thi. class % hoys
pughi a. bAs, ii.s hearty support - all
s.ho frsl al iDtsfcsi In che .islng genera
iian. ANY caFcfsi obssnsf w,li D. Gu
,iur,sl that time aud inigsacs speai In
This preventive work Sill result In morc
good than money spent m after year,
irving o. r-,lrsm = man after h. has hrrn
thoroughly grounded In evil. II l. a
startling fact that shut up In our prisons
ar tti 80 Young meu under iwcuiy-o
YEAR - az. NaIc!y something i spoil
NJ ths youth - America. /; se want
fo ave oar Young men from an immo'ai
criminal ufr we Niii have 90 look morv
,Lb.slv after The hoys. ~ amsn 4. =
rue man h l. generally hcrauss b. was
started ng'a shrr boy. lhetr are
macy roggh iiamesds among The 80
,alIei incurrislhls boy. ~ ss1 esgpiry
,nd 10 l. oar privilege a. come Ia teach
9TH those diamonds. aud although Ne
na, aBd ihs grinding proves SLOW, Yet.
n AZ appssash fhrm With hearts fall ~
Io,e - cahaut tail ~ griud Oh s"m" ~
he rough pllcr.. Ia - open our
hearts o. thr i-ays a. &C thlgk ~ tiss 80
n the street hoy. l. u not our duty a.
ia and dirxt them aud bring out tho
nanuns.s ~ thems II L. The work ~ the
t.ool TcmpiAf. Lodgr that a. this work
B. no longer an eNIsTi,.eIs Zach pNrrni
ought o. t-som~ more Interested, aud
~ thsir prrs.uC~. sympathy aud sup
t-nFt make thi. temIerAnc" work accoui-
pll.h that -h!ch u has Va view - that
every one ~ ogr boys nav groS az 10
i- honc.i Temperance mra ADD respected
citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
WEST PARIS.

July weather the past week.
Charles Durham Il putting In The
foundation for q house on the cros'
street running from II. H. ruelrs "a
Main street.
Jerry Cole Il thinking of bullding a
house this fall near II. ID. Yields on
Main Street. Jerry has caught bird,
nov he wants cage.
George Elllngwood has moved hls
family Ia Harrison, MsiRe.
The corn shop closed Wednesday.
The pack IL 2ss 900 cans. From thirty
Ia thlrty-hve hands are now At work
labelling, wrapping and packing the corn.
y. II. Locke Il Repairing his dam.
VIM. Pratt L. building q house on
Pioneer Avenue.
The Coed Trmplar. expect Ia hold q
meeting Ia their hall again next Thurs
day evening.
Mr. kitircdgc, 81 Paris nm, IL paint
Ing q curtain for Centennial Hall.
Fred Durham aud lady from Phillips.
Maine, are spending few days with his
folks.
Mr.. J. ". Learned aud e. T.. Wing.
both ~ Auburn, were In the place FRI
day.
llc,. Mr.. jackson, ~ Nowry, Wa In
the place Friday evening.
!, number from this place attended
the unl,cr.allst meetings held In Bethel
last Wednesday aud Thursday.
The Epworth Leagu. meets With Miss
Ruth Tucker Monday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
oCvhEl


| The Bethel corn factory closed work
"wednesday. having put up 10o,0p can,
OF frst quality IL corn. The season ha,
BEEN the best ~ any since the company
commenced operations In Bethel.
The potato crop Il being secured In
good coudltion and In abundance, bat
little signs of rot.
Cole brothers have their building up
and covered In.
The tongrcgsfionslist church have the
foundation Ia Tor the Garland Memorial
Chapel. They have rendered the use III
their church sunday afternoons aud the
use of their ve-try Tuesday aud Friday
evenings To the Methodist church. while
they are rebuilding their house.
Esv. Mr.. Record Was In Bethel Thurs
day aud Friday advising with the ve.try
about their ballding.
Rev. Mr.. rarlin, located at Bridgtou,
was la Bethel Wednesday, the guest of
j. =. Swan, his wife's father. lie was
accompanied by y. X. Staples and daugh-
ter, prominent workers In his church at
jfidstoa.
Rev y. v. Nerctos. % Andoyer. sup
piled ih" pulpit of the Congrcs ai,onallgi
church sept. ?o,h, In exchange with the
pastor, Rev. II. W. Hardy.
Hon. \. n. brown ~ Washington, u.
g., was called On bethel BY the death ~
hs H..e'. sister. Mr.. l.. +. barker.
The Universities held a pleasant aud
profitable confef.se. st Be.hel wednes-
day and Thursday. sefmoss sGrc
preached by Rev. Messrs. Eastwood.
Hamilton. French and Miss Angel. II
was announced that the $1,000 mission
aIy fLsiwss secured.
The pagi weck gss ac-r the warmesi
~ the season, the tlerwomote. sa,Gral
days In succession registering about 90
Ia the ihAds.
The streams ace yery low.
Mrs. Curitia Banisu bss presented
To the town q stone ~stcring tfoagt ~
= cost % go. The work Was done by
solomon widbcr. of Ncwry. II u loCat-
II near the house ~ Moses 4. Mason, on
the hue ~ The Bethel Water company's
pipes, aRd l. supplied iTgm them.
The Bethel Horse krsedoTs' ,ssocl.
alton have pat water into ihcis grounds
and are making extensive Preparations
for the fair 10 b. held CA their grounds
oct. 9Th aud 9TH. q. 4. Piaiicd Will
rpu = barge frum the post of'icc "a 'h"
grogGaS lcgrly,-di.tancc little over
90. mile
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
gQvealIpa

Rev. A. v. Ward, formerly pastor a
Falmouth, Maine. preached In the Con
gvgsilcual rhurvh SEPT. 18th.
Mrs. j. w. y. Coolidge left on Monda,
for her home In Washington, u. q.
much improved In health.
Miss Anna Barrows went tn BANGOR 90
Monday, to give course of lessons IL
cooking.
Ms. Olive Eaton has removed her
dre-smaking shop to Conway Corner.
frci Pingrec has left Marks shoe
store, aud Mrs. Mark has been In attend
ance tlll his place il supplied.
The telegraph Office IL removed to the
railroad station.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Merrill ~ small Point,
aud Mr.. Brackctt of Massachusetts, have
been at \. u. Jenne.s'.
Miss lucia Morrill, of Conway Centre.
Who IL teaching at Rochester. ". H., q.
having week. vacation during the fair
nj Rochester.
Mrs. Newman and children are az home
again. but may return Ia hath for the
winter.
On account 81 Increasing business Mr..
Edward Weston, dealer In granite, la.
bought the .torehousc at the railroad
station,
Mrs. wm. u. bradley and daughter
are at home agaln.
Mr.. Antholne of Biddefori IL visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry Walker, aud other
friends.
The canning al 4. L.. E,stman'. corn
.hop Ia. clo.e,l--?.0,OoO cans.
Miss Eva walker Is teaching again az
North Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gordon 81 Hos
ton are at his brothers, Mr.. WIN. Cor
lon's.
The nlnety-hr.t birthday ~ Mrs. la
chcl Weston was duly celebrated by .
gathering % her de,ccndaHts 90 sept,
10Th.
Tho hrst circle of the season at the
Congregational yc.iryon Thursday even
Ing, scpt. -.
Mr.. {. ". IKE. house on Portland
street l. sold 10 Mrs.. Auna Page.
The body ~ Rev. ". u. Cross, Who
died suddenly az foxcfoft on sunday,
the .Oth, was brought here aud buried
~ tie side ~ hl. frst wife olive Wall.
sri 90 "Wednesday, the sld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
HEBRON.


Mr.. Martin Bumpu. aud wife 81 Tur.
gel, were AZ Mr.. Illlls sunday.
Ises. >. u. illcharisaI Was ~ Tie place
Wednesday.
Nr.. Kicker ~ auburn. n visiting her
brothers, =. l.. and II. \. Cgshmsn.
Jane. l.. likc and wife are spending
the week At Mr.. iilbh,'.
Mr. Maxim ~ south Paris, Il at sork
90 hls house here.
Mr. pIoe.aE and sou have begun work
on kl!.wOItb Cgshmsn'- house.
Considerable damage vas done by tie
Mud lasi ~rck Friday. II mostly con-
sisted ~ blowing oT apples, but some
ifca. scTc approached And tire. cn.bey.
on Grocnwooi lllll we're blown down.
An.el bowman had hi, barn shei blown
around 80 hc va. Obliged Ia ~, help aud
move II before getting hl. cows In the
barn. !. u. sturt.yant estimates hls
damage AZ sii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
WEST SUMNER.

An auction was held AZ the farm 81
Jane. Hicks. the Ard, for the parpo.c
ot selling farm, hay, etc, preparatory Ia
a rrmo,al a. brunswick.
Dr. n. a.. ". Cushman returned Ia hls
father. on SUMNER IIill. a week since,
from q .lx weeks hospital practice Ia
New York.
The widow ~ Enoch Morrill, ~ Iowa,
IA. been visiting friends about the VII
lagr recently. before returning Ia Iowa,
having been w Maine since June. They
formerly lived In sumner where are a
great many friends.
Mr.. kesne 81 North Buckhcld, u VS.
itlng at her daughters, Mrs. Clinton
Hates.
Jar,i. VI. Doble has returned Ia hl.
work In Portland, after whiting nj hl'
brothers.
Capt. a.. VI. small aud wife returned
from their sons AZ Wilton, the nrst al
the week. anil are preparing To com.
memo. housekeeping In the John Head
rent. We are very glad In have then
back. a. after the firc they had nearly
decided On leave town.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Doble returned from 4
two months stay AZ their daughters al
south Paris, on Monday.
Mls. villa Berry returned Ia Lawrence
the slsi, Ia readiness for her engage
meut. al dres.making. commencing ih'
sird. Mis- Anna Berry, her sister. u
teaching school In Iiyermore.
Mrs.. ]. y. Moody Of Auburn. came q
her fathers, Dea. Abel stetson's, th'
lWh. lie 1. now lying In an unconsciou'
condition; his friends awaiting hi. sum.
mon. home. 4 sister, Mrs. Elisabeti
Butler ~ Boston, !. With the family.
Frank Pulsifcr and bride, of Framing
ham, Mass, came 20 his mothers, Mrs
N. J. Pulsifer's, a few days since.
We have our quota In ATTENDANCE a
the fair At Canton. Another week of fin'
weather.
Mr.. n. 4. Bower Il At West Paris, al
tending to her son-lD-law, lIerb~rt u.
Heath. Who With HE little boy, are re
ported sick. -
Mrs. Etia Tuell 90 Norway, 10 ,lsitin!
friend. about the village, while her hus
band attends the fair AT Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
WILSON'S MILLS.

The beautiful weather Of the past week
has been well improved by camping out
parties. some up the Diamond and others
at the lake.
Charlie. Ryer.ou and wife were In town
Saturday.
Wallace slavery and wife are at Fllnt's
hotel, also Mrs. T. \. Pint and her boys.
Fred Burlen aud friend Of Melrose,
~. A. York guide,) came down Satur-
day. They have been making quite an
extensive trip across "the border"
X. A. Storey IL having . shed put up
between the house and barn. T. J. and
II. q. Bennett are doing The carpenter
work.
J. w. Parker Of the berlin mllls, has
been up. There IL not going to b much
logging this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
IONIII

The annual session ~ the York
Cumberland Christian Conference be-
gan With The church At Centre i,oSell,
Ihur.day afternoon aud will last until
Sunday evening.
The family ~ D.. Z. S,earn. started for
Hot -prings Thursday.
l.. II. Hatch has sold hl. house Ia
samuel llcari.lcy and will move Into
the house II Dean Mcdaniel. on Chris
tlan liill.
Work a, the corn shop a. Tar a. put
ting up corn will close thl. week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
annMAEIIIn

hlonro I. Davis, E.1., 81 Pennington,
v u. Who l. visiting II !. l.. frinkh,
came frum fafmington Ia Brownhcld
tcn,Tr ou a bicycle IN nine hours, u be-
Ing a gcoi .iNty miles.
The rcquawkc, supper FRIDAY even
ing MAS q succ-ss.
Miss Lou hankiu, ~ Hiram, sho u
teaching In the Wakefield District, ~a.
taken yer, suddenly slck Wednesday,
Henry Hatch Ia. reviewed . tension,
I'hil Hubbard aDi hi sister Ava have
been visiting at hIs fathers, j. W. Hub
hard's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rns Dolsos of rns wsex M AL
SECTIONS oF The COUNTY.
sucsrlIlp

Samuel Davis and wifc. Of Lewiston
and 1eorg- smith and wife. 90 Auburn
were the guests ~ George n. brigham
the ilrsi 10 last seck.
James y. Jeweti. 81 Portland. spent
the eoth NJ the old homestead.
4 n.w meat market has bceu opene,l
BY Gen. m. Cushman.
Mrs II. q. jewett. of Auburn. and
Mrs. Oxen Spaalding 10 Portland, visit.
ri their sister, Mrs. Gerrish. the past
week.
a. n. Iler-ey, Eco. visited New York
clty the past week.
ferviyal ". white anil sou 70 Winch
endoa, Mass, made fyiRg Si.lt Ia hi.
Backneld friends rae.dsy aRi Weines-
day - last week
Nlss Flora Hartford, of Old Orchard.
Il visiting Al fr.d Blcknell'..
G-orgr NJ. Atwood. wife AMI son, of
Paris, scrc Ia the place "Wednesday.
Alfred cole, Esq., has bscn called Ia
Geneva, y. Y. by Chase Brothers.
The remarkable hot Asstemb-r wealth
~ Il ths popular saluiation a. syery
grecting.
Tho sweet corn crop has hcen secured
In eao,lent condition this year.
\. Nilliasa shaw has about thirty
hushsl. of hne iassSsrl plums.
y. D.. Morrill, raised he barn the past
week.
Tao nes reservoirs have tncG added 90
The firc department o., entity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
MASON.

The tornado Of last week left the
marx. Of it, mighty force In Its pathway
through this section Of the country.
MANY apple. were blown from the trees
AMI tr.ss were split. twisted. limbs torn
OF aud grafi. removed that had been set
long enough Ia become part OF the tree,
fence. were badly demoralifed aud some
road. rendered impossible.
Harvesting I, mostly done. except dig
cling potatoes, and many OF them have
been dug. =,
Mrs. Haven Hutchinson Of Albany. u
making her annual visit NJ her sons, w.
Iutchinson'.. She l. In her usual health
and spirits her faculties are wonderfully
Newman Crosby, wife and Mrs. Bus.
we'll % Norway, have been visiting nj u
IIutchinsou's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
OxtoRD.


The village schools are In session
Mlss stone teaching the grammar and
Mrs. Darrell the primary schools.
John Robinson, Thomas Carr. III. %
blake aud Frank Lord are having
reservoir dug GA the hlll To supply thell
hotIc. With waller.
Henry Eli. v visiting friend. here.
Miss Carrie Joy gsyn aparty ai Hump
"a. iiali .n hoT eighteenth birthday.
fiy. person. wrrr admitt.,l Ia th. VI
u. church sunday. The little son 10 v
u. Boynton reviewed the rite ofbap,ism
\ movement l. bclng made 10 organ
Ire ". 4. I. L. here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook are visiting thci'
daughter, Mr.. Hagen
M. Phillips, agent ior the Mains
bible Society, u canyas.lug the town.
Married, sept. 18th, ~ l.cy. Jarr,l
whitman. Mr.. Charlie. Br,tt, ~ Otisncld,
aud Miss Mabel Dounsn of Bolster.
Mllls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

The weather foI rp.ning OF Corn ha'
hscs all tLat ooaii 10 desired, and ths
result u good yrUp,
ru,atoe. turning ogt veil aud %, IT.
tie ruttsn. M sale q. yet, dealers having
an eve out On the future.
Charles swan aud hl. sister. Dsill
Potter. ~ llstlin, y. H., we're down last
sc-s on Visii aud went "a the fair.
iies :. u. Cumming. u suffering a
good dca, Nsain from rheumatism.
Austin Morgan a. CT ,Lo ;ics li.
lots ~ damage TrpOrtsd irog. shn
rfeCi. 10 the tempest friday afternoon.
Detail. Ia the next Democrat.
To clear matters up little the writer
viii lusi ssy that he wss 81 Ia work last
sc,k aud l. going again IN ten minutes.
llcncc IN" non-app-auncc 81 Urccn-
NOpi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
psvANps EoSp,

The corn canning clo.ei here sept. ~.
Abou, lco,ooo cans was the crop, aud II
Il all 81 fine quality.
There wa. = big raid made on clothes
line, a: the lower end ~ the village
Monday night. 4 number ~ dollars
worth were stolen even our .hena here
VAS robbed of hl. ,hir.
/, youGg child ~ Nr. \. VI. Chase's
died quiie suddenly Wednesday, II had
been .lckly for some time with CON
sumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
EAST WATERFORD.

born, In Waterford, sept. 2lst, To the
wife OF willard u. Buck, Of Norway
Lake. u daughter.
Meeting at Temple iiill, Oct. nth, at
. ~ q. NJ.
Eibridge Newcomb aud wife, who
were recently married, are moving Into q.
A. MIller's house on Temple Hill. lie
will work for u. Abbott through harvest
Ing.
Mrs. NJ. q. Abbott, who has been In
poor health all summer IL much impro,'
ed and able To do her own work.
Mrs. Jennie l.. jackson u visiting al
W. n. Keen's and y. ililton's.
The Hamlin barn was partly unroofed
by the wind Of the 18th.
syivanus Richardson Was quite vi
Monday but IL better ut this writing.
Edward T.. Goodwin IL teaching nj
Mutiny Corner.
Helen Sanderson Is visiting at her
upcle's, John Shaws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
DENMARK.

simon Dayl. ani wife 10 BOSTON, for.
nerly II >ebsgo, are Ia town visiting At
ilr. brovIs, lieut.. 4. "a. lrndeNicr'.
aud ten. W. Uny's, all natives ~
>.blgo. Mr.. Davis has been Ia Boston l.
ruars Ia the expires. buslnes. with James
VI. Doughs., another s-bagolie.
The canning ~ corn here closed the
,lri Inst. 5000 cans were put up In
excellent condition. \. u. Illll 1. draw
lng Il to the station at Brownield, at the
rate ~ cars per day, zinc dollar per
ton j paid iar drawing aud TIL. Item
amounts Ia over $50.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. IL. Chase ~ south
Gardiner. arr visiting relative. In town.
Mrs. Fhrmelis a.. Davis hs. been grant
cl q pension ~ sl2 per month.
Mrs. Virginia n. jordan ~ Portland,
visited Mrs. a.. W. Gray.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

The hurricane one week ago did M
material damage In this place tryondi
LAYING down old fences, bean stacks ana
corn shocks. -
Albert n. Grover and Alfred reasles
are thrcshlng grain In this vicinity
They report oats very good.
The weather IL very hot and dry TOT
the last 81 september. bat it has riIen'
ened OF the crops perfectly.
Edward wheeler IL nov under ths
,,..,,meut Of a doctor from Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

N.... IIu l'ltNf. ~spt. -, l~1l.
I E...r aui Ediic NNmtn, from
NH.. Laufsrl and Ipper l'rfu,
t.-. r...f. ~ us one night Mt lous
.H.. errr going O. thr TAR.
t a.. fh+ lourutl correspondent
...IHgs' 40 the ftlls = little
' r.. Ir.r ia uov ani Ike the
E .. b. readily hnis things q"
I-. II. guud even $50 somrthins
.H fhI. The tenant uu The
'" .hf uns - The noble sons ~
or. tiF CO.'S vith a crumplci
.HHthrr suu - the same ~
Mol m 4 IT fhs usual Way. They
.. removed I'M ths apples from the
,t... ..-..- fr,, over in The hack lot.
.. Up.r. aud milk are temp
-H ahUs folk.
b. .... .f .ssu reading the history
N .E n sc. Ahlott. lie avs
8 I.. lI| Dr.. frs suI~rtors in
... North ilili l. t. equal "a
.' .. Wr climbed o. the high
fiU Iois-paVcs farm Niih
fis. ether day aud 49, b.
co.. ' ."Ht.u,r,i that there srr not
20. '. t..ss auVs here that our eye,
Isi. Nod Ne heCame a. tully
..'f.. If. .lr Hsu mind when 80 at
h . Aluf lanes" dinner table,
' .'s ..a. str uuc. % thu scN would
~. a. go lp .4rIy and stay az late "a
~ .fr 20 .tyie la the nay 10 cook
rst"s.
Ne. N.. Dave, ~ Avon. Mass. With
'. .Hf trr yi.ifiug al N. Dawes.
So Dr.. Efuu baSr~ % Auhurn.
We No. cole DaVee has a natural
'r painting. We arr net an
f.. Nr auoV bat little about IT,
a.. 'i'.1. Nv call good.
lH 'H-uer., sho IatroniSe the SWEET
Factory. s,vm o. De- dissatisfied viii
40 .l. corn O. cut. Much % u ,.
".. 'h. .uh. We have always planted
'.t A'Hi fpr John and h. cuts y
~ a... uu waste. We like "a ~ors
We PROPOSE to plant for hin
p. u.s. "a. veil. when n doesn I
y sht.IafL.
ntr h"cu tapping the bill la DIT
-. phrr. fUr water. We haven
Sc f -..h yet.
~ lls sav, Mary ". Ne we're ~
,'..'i '"mskr Inquiries In regard Ia tn
l PROFIT - that coVs Please Srlts
statement Tor the Democrat or th'
'iiIsfr. We are iu the butter bush
'lF''.i tui would like to know jus
- 300 isit.
80 claims that the symptoms 81
II 10y trr 80 difsrrnt FROM the symP
- ~ hunger consumption that IN
~ an vho i deceived doe-nt know
M .a'iness. Lon claims that h. has al
Nmpums "a that disease. At less
-'au,'' a heap a. the day. - oy.
J0uS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
aiInEoRn cENIRI.

Rev. n. 4. Adams, q. u. liannaf'rd, n
N. Brant. Rev. Mr.. Pickett of Anburn'
smith ~ Norway, whlt-slde ~ south
Paris. Ferry ~ Bethel. Jackson of lew
i.ton. and thu evangelist W. Mceann'
assisted Ia the meetings that have been
held here for the past two weeks: some
hrssn have started "a serve the isord,
IN. Vaughan, agent for th. Maine
Blble Society. I. csn,assing this town.
The meetings here have been larger,
attended and NAV continue another Week
although Il Is no, fully decidei at this
writing Friday.
Mr. 4. l.. Beattie Ia working al Bethe
Hill. n
E.E. and j. 4. Bennett aud y. D
Hoyt visited the lakes last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
GRAFTON

Digging po,atoe. IL the order OF the
a.y Some complaln about their roitlng
hut not so badly a. last year. \ ialr
Weld 81 tuber. bat not 81 good a. last
The crop of pe,idlers Il unusually
large; a. many as three sometimes call
In one day. LA.
Report -sys that IN. berries are au"e
pl.nty on ssddlebaek Mountain. =.
There L. quite rush te the lakes a. u
viii .o.n be- tina last Of trout nshing Tor
is9i.
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Easy hEIAII

Clorlou. september days; frultlon 81
rrh's brightest dreams. NJ nature
rote. herself Ia gala dross, bright from
the suns rctulgrnt teams.
II. T.. Bartlett j. burning a large Kiln
~ brick.
ElI swan and fr~l Bean have gone GA
a trip Ia the lakcs
y. %. Young has BEEN drawn juror for
the October tenn - oogft az l,sris.
Eugene Iiean has rturnci Ia hls work
NJ Bcrlin MILF.
". -. Holt aud other. are cutting
their cnsllagc and filllpg their .llo..
y. y. swan, John Swan ani Charles
swan ar- az work on Cole llro.. block,
AZ hcihel VILLAGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
WEST PERU.

Mrs. Josiah Hall 1. very low aud not
expected to live but few days AT the
most.
Mrs. Katie woodsum has gone Ia
Brantree, Mass, To Join her husband, u.
VI. woodsum, who IL at work for his
uncle In a bakery.
Fair at Canton Ia what ID attracting
the attention of the citizens this week.
Trafton Harmon Il hauling spool
L stock 10 Canton this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
EAST SUMNER.

A goodly number attended the Valley
fair at Canton last week.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Parks and family return
ed Ia boston on "wednesday.
Isaiah Cushman, Of Abingdon, Mas,
and Alfred Cushmzn, of sherman Mills,
have been visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. Deborah, widow Of the late Capt
Joseph Field, died on Tuesday evening
after years Of connnement from pco'
health.
Mrs. James WEIGH, Of Auburn, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Dea. seti
Stetson.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, Of Mechanic Fails,
preached an Interesting discourse at TIKI
Congregational church Monday evening
"What nice warm weather u IN
general remark. SLOcUh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
HARTFORD.

Fine weather for harvesting.
Corn l. well out of the Way OF frost.
The gale last Friday night took on
lots Of apples about here.
The Line scbool commenced the lith.
Matte Purkis teacher.
The school In District No. 0 COM
msueesi the 2ist. Teacher, Mr.. Beckley
from sumner.
Frank Warren Was qulp alex but Is
better now.
MIss Csddy Young and Miss Matte
Bickneli from Auburn are visiting their
friends In Hartford.
stIIiman Gurney is at home ON . short
] vacation.
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Charlie. Rankin, Chas. Cotton aud
Henry y. burbank attended the Pythian
clam bake AZ Portland ou Thursday.
Marshau Boynton Of Blidefori, u
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Caleb &. Clemens
Ni.s Nrttie ". Twitchell has returned
from North Conway.
Nj. Nettie kiml,all Il Al the Maine
General Hospital for treatment. -,
Frank ". Madsworth Il quite III viii
lung trouble.
B.ni. sidlon l. quite sick.