Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
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We understand that George Berry,
Who Ia. lived In Miss NJ. 4. rorter's
rrnt on High street Tor four Year,, vii
move Into Charlie. Merrill's house this
w,.s. Mr.. Merrill has moved his fam
Nv 4, Aubarn. where he has work.
y. 4. burbank has finished work in
Gorham, y. H.. wbere he has been Tor
more than year. aud commenced work
In Portland, where he has charge OF the
/. - a. h.. ssfld
takes With hun Cyrus Berry and Geo.
Gle. % this place.
sllas Maxim. ". l.. Blood and Geo.
Giles took a trip from Gorham on To NJ.
Washington a few weeks sgo, reaching
the summit In time to scc the sunrise.
n wss a fine day for them.
Mr.. J. n. wis.lc~ sr~ut several DAYS
rccenily In Corham, y. H., Visiting some
% tho surrounding places of inier~st.
r.. NJ. Steadman 90 Portland vas Ia
town last week on . vislt to his sister,
Mr.. Burnham.
A party visited the white Mountain.
from cur place last week. consisting of
:. q. Maxim. Myrou Maxim. julia tiar-
lo~ aud fiorcnc- Maxim. They ~erc se'
companled from Gofhzm by Hertsr'
wayhnd. They drove a. Tar ~ the
EeSer. House, then proc-cici on foot
thrre mile. % q stone hut, and stopped
over night: started at q o'clock next
morning. aud walked to Mt. Adams
theme across 90 Nj. jefferson. from tbef'
% Mt. Clay, thence to Mt. Washington
Returning via same route, they arrives
NJ stone hut az about q. N. The onl,
ones Who have ever made the trip In on'
dAy.
N. n. sturteyani's little boys, Muir
aud ALLEY. aged {; and year., have haul
Ell with pair % horses the sweet corr
that grew on an acre to the corn shop a
this place. Pretty smart boys.
solomon Thompson, sgcd ~, cut az
Que acre % corn fodder In Que day.
Rev. A. u. fitI will close his labor
with the Congregational church her
this week. lie ~lll ~ from here "a
Rridgton. aud wlll also preach az liar
ri-on. M. son Bennie IL ATTENDING
school al Briigton.
wilbur farrar and family are away OF
a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Ephraim wight of .ileai 10 ,ist
Ing hi. daughter, Mrs. u. y. Hicks. Mr.
wight has tcen extensively engagcd u
the lumber business, served Ia the arm
aud IA. hc,n q msn 10 great endurance
bat hi health nov IL very poor. III
tells Va that when he was young ma
he wss AZ work In Portland. lie ~orke
all the forenoon moving and started a.
Gorham, y. H., on foot, q distance a
~ miles, and walked there bsfor. b
.lept, although he dii NO, get there uni
the next morning.
The lsdle.' relief corps ~ill hold
.pe,,isl meeting AZ q. \. X. Hall, Thur
day, sept. -, al N =. N. A. specia
business will b. brought before the meet
Ing, II Ia hoped there may ts full a,ten'
Ance.
Their. ~lll BE- q special meeting of th
". n. klmhall Relief Corps on Thur,
dAy evening, sept. s,th, At % o'clccl
Every member u requested 10 be piesen
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