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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
ERXEHuRa.


Mr.. sud Mr.. Hiram Farrlnstou ans
Mrs. Dr. smart Of Concord, ". H., vie
iiei their sister, Mrs. Lois lAmson, last
Neek.
Mrs. Caroline Gibson Mcmillan Of
Minneapolis u stopping at the Walker
House Tor . few weeks.
Mr.. Ne~msn's reputation a. an artist
attracts pupils from cut Of town who
arv members cf his class.
Niss Hattie r1ke has Q kindergarten
class In 'Sougs and gamcs."
Mrs.. stuart Bradley and her daughter
Hattie Of Chicago are N Mrs. warrin-
ere.
}. =. BArross returned from Boston
"wednesday. lie Was at the IAkevIew
Assembly, birmingham, two days.
Mrs. Hattie Head aud daughter, I.ulu.
OF Charlestowp, Mass, came TO Mr.. \.
iieald's on Wednesday.
News has been received Of the death
of Walter. older sou of Mrs. Mary
McNeAl Cassell, at Denver, Col.
Francis Morgan Of Washington, ID. g.,
IL at his uncle's, Mr.. Gerry Morgan.
Clayton W. Pike has gone 10 New
York.
There Was very agreeable entertain
ment II the vestry Thursday evening.
Refreshments were served and friends
from abroad assisted with the music and
revelations.
Some Of the working force are already
st Martha's Grove preparing for the az
sembly which will begin Tuesday, the
sith.
Miss Minnie Clark aud 1--WE friends ar
rived at Miss n. T.. Charles on Friday.
rhe-e, added to the ak already there,
make the old bradley house quite lively.
Williams Souther, formerly % this
place. now of Crawford, Neb., was mar.
RED To Miss Macintosh Of the latter
place on July 9TH.
Miss Kate vo.e 20 Calais Il visiting
her aunt, Mrs. DIR. hanson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the DolNos or the WEEK m Al,
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
NuneoRn rA,,s

II
W.. y. Putnam commenced An franz
the lumber fcr ths shAw RIosk. voudsy
ne .nis we're iAit "Wednesday. There
VII De six stores on the first floor and
hotel on On. second and third. Il Il
rvpcrtsd that this building when CON-
p'e'ed VII b. |. good a. any In the
N. n. fc.t.r % Milo I. building a nice
store on Congress strv~t, six;o. u viii
H. shesthed In white woed. Mr.. Poster IL
going Ia keep . full line of clothing.
gents Furnishings, slso boots and .ho~s.
Maxwell Bros., the contractor. for the
bridge abutments, commenced work
Monday. They have several tents pitch
al near the river, and viii board their
men there.
,. y, stephen. has go, his store mp
Jacques Cote 10 building . house on
the ~est -hie of the river.
Frank Richmond has the foundations
completed toe his house and has CON-
menced to frame Il.
James Do~in. IL hauling lumber for
q house.
The foundations for Garret schenck's
- lfNk~tok tsHttiN au1
VII .con be completed.
John A. Grenleaf, Who has the con-
Tract % build Mr.. Sebenck's house, has
already got large amount of lumber
on hand and work will be commenced
on u az once.
III. l. Elliott has opened Q store In the
po-t-ot'icc bullding and has . good line
of clothing and gents furnishings.
\ representative ~ the Atkinson
House Furnishing co. MAS In town
Friday.
Dr. Yates and a party from rsri.
we're here Thursday on . pleasure trip.
~. g.. rhsy.r !. saving the dimension
lumber for Mr.. schsnck's residence.
4. 4. Morrison, the insurance agent.
has beeu here most of the week, and
you either had to take out = policy ar
- and hide somewhere to Get rid 10
him.
4 son % Mr.. J. r. Eusti. l. here on
vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
NlckNAIE

A sllght shower early Thursday
morning cleared up with q stlff north
westerly breeze, and the moving ma
chimes are clicking on all sides. The
grass " still very green. There II
promise of full average hay crop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. w. Cooling of the
casterly part of this town met With a
severe los. In the death of their eldest
daughter. . child of much promise.
The Stlllmsn boy had 10 submit 10 4
surgical operation Ia save hls lex.
IL Il right Ia shoot our Innocent.
social redbrrsst to save few, Inferior.
sour cherriest We hear constant pop
ping of guns at two Of our neighbour
This world WAS not created for the ex-
clu.iv. benefit of such .. these.
The Oxford Land and I.nmber Co.
have some frenchmen pceling bark on
the DcSbon lois.
Tbe-e MILL. will saw two schedule.
from Harlow a stanley'- lumber at once.
We have walked q mile and half Ia
the Office to-day. Quite feat for us.
TIL. week IL good hay weather too u
one will 90 to work In the morning and
not stand aud watch the clouds too
much.
Farmers are getting along well with
their hsying; some are nearly through,
though the greater part Of the gras. u
yet standing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Rev. Mr.. hidden % Norway preached
at Mason last sabbath.
Mrs. q. J. IIcAn returned 10 Lancaster,
Mass, Friday.
Col. Dudley, 81 Lexington, Mass, Ia.
been spending q few days With his old
friend, George II. brown.
A. \. Bean has q crew of men NJ work
haying In town. Mr.. Bean owns two
farm. beside. several thousand acre. OF
Wild lands.
Ernest Morrill, will put On the rl,er
from eight "a twelve hundred cords Of
wood aud timber the coming winter.
Tie has two or three years job. We
wish him success.
There are lots Of nice beef cattle Ia
town. Don't seem 10 he much call for
them.
All are busy hsying: Grass IL very
good aud some will cut AZ much or NOR,
than last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
EASY aEIAEI

All the farmers are busily engaged
getting their hay, and large quantity
has been harvested In fine condition tls
past week.
Sweet corn 1. .plndled out aud grow
Ing fast. Grain aud potatoe. are looking
we'll.
Mise. Katie and Lucrctla Howe Of
Rumford visited their sister, Mrs. ". "
bean, last week.
Mise. EVE aud Mabel Perry Of
Ma..schusett. are spending their sum
mer vacation NJ James -. browns.
Died, July ?ist, Mrs. Jane Bartlett,
wife of the late Asa Bartlett, aged ~
year. and {; months. Funeral services
Mrrr held AZ the church the lrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
EAST BRoWNFIglp.

Another good week for haying and
many are getting well through.
Mrs. Caroline Mcmillan from Min
neapolis has been In town calling on her
relatives
Miss Mary Bamhll has been visiting
Mrs. StiekDey.
Miss Maud Goldthwalt Of lIaverhlll,
Mass, IL visiting her aunt, Mrs. u. NJ,
Sanborn. She lisa fine pianist though
but Is years Of age.
Mr.. A. y. johnson IL visited by hls "a
ther and other relatives from waltham
Dr. McAllister aud wife Ella Bar'
rows) from Hastings, Nebraska, are
stopping with relatives ut the Centre.
sunday school concert nj the ConRre'
gational church Sunday evening July
Jlst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
BROWNgItlD.

Albcrt Blake. Que Of the leading mer.
chant. ~ TIL. village, met With very
serious accident Tuesday afternoon
while experimenting the storage II hay
In the barn on zoe 81 hi. out farms. liz
slipped from the scanold falling some
.lN feet. lie had \ pitchfork In his hand
tics up. OLe Of the tines entered neat
the plt of the stomach. lie was I'm
mcdlately removed to hl. home. DR..
Fitch was called In and = dispatch I'm
me,lla,ely sent to DIR. Mitchell of liridg'
ton, Who arrived In the night. u va.
impossible To ascertain the extent III the
Injury. Tie remains at this writing In a
critical condition.
Farmers are improving ihi. fiae hay
weather. hear them ne they pass
along the street. Ny hay crop !. short
hut other crop. are looking hne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
EAST SUMNER.

What fne hay weather for the past
two weeks, ~. IA.
been secured. n
.,,Ix.d I'm town ON Tuesday.
oo "wednesday Mrs. knight, formes-
~ known AZ Celia Glover, arrived RON
Minnesota. Mr.. knight Will arrive
some weeks later. - ,,,
Dr. J. n. Robinson has rr,urnu ~,
New York and Il spending the SUNNI"
az home. An, ,,- R,ck-
Acid. the 3oth lnst. such shows 90 no'
as,sr yislt country places In this co9nty.
Through trAins from Rnmiord ~.
ar. 10 commence running On August Isl
s'e w SL0cun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
NO ELaEs ~ ONCE

q 'r.y ahu4t thfr. wears since the
80 20 Iau. lliil ssw too ssts
An battling. la flames AZ the same
tl.aN iursueou. July -, they
-i.ri 'h- sNUsrisnc~. and the Two
100 hl.Hug. hafu,d we're within a
4''ir.v ~ the scenc Of one 81
i'rlana. frvs.
N..li tlf matl'e 20 the forenoon flre
- is,"Nsrvi I'M the harm - Prank 4.
Afn1ft Il The Biscos District. \
- hsl ''"o,i In the middle 20 the
tli iis ilry SEEMED o. have start
ihti M, unly explanation % IL
ihai Uiu b. made :. that Il MAS
- hy park. from the chimney
sls n ai Tho open door. livery
Z b"rg yvsy dry, IN. buildinss
80 np.ilv, ani we're entirely COO
- "gr,hsr Nth pig aud calf.
~ ~ household goods we're ssv-
N.filsastefly from Mr.. Mckinney
=, 40 a DISTANCE 10 20 least forty
fo-is, .iu"d the farm bullding-
- tarrar. The wind VAS In just
sh iIrrCtiun % carry the spark.
- No burning buildings toward Mr.,
~ hu.lding.. aud they were set ou
- entirely destroyed. Part % ths
g-t'..d suo'ls we're saved, but pan
a. hrming tools and hog ~ers
.l',s sas an Insurance % siijo Oh
n. Acheuuey'. bailding-, farming
All household goods, and slc1
- fTrars. Both had cut and
- quite part % their crop % hay
g tasson lost few tons of hay
"a "a W. Farrars barn.
-. palidings burned were not much
=. ,n,n aguarter % q mile from th'
A. No Ninslow buildings, burpe,
~, var ago, aud make i've sets ol
s.tx. barned In that Immediate
a,s.p'hood within a little more that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
SWEDEN.

Mr.. Frank T.. knight Of Mechanic
Falls high school was In town last
week and csllei ON some Of his many
friends. Mr.. knight, one Of our Sweden
boys, Il q self-made man with fine
education which he obtained with biz
own efforts and without assistance. lie
graduated from Bridgton high school
aud Bowdoln College and now Il making
A success of teaching.
Rev. y. Freeman Of North iiridgt on
has bevn canyasslng the town In the To-
terests Of the Bible Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
ROxBuRv.

Hay will be about an average croI
here.
N. T.. Taylor has let his grass To John
Reed to be cut on shares.
James Irish has bought . Wood NOV
or. lie has cut nearly all his own grass
and has moved all the machine moving
for J. l.. Weeks. Mr.. lrish has alss
bought the grass on the Thompson I'LL
farm In Mexico of l.. II. Reed.
George Reed has struck, and LEFT thu
mill after working there . long time.
Lots of men are not making hay TIL,
fine weather but are travelling behind
handsome horses Into the wilds o.
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Upon.

Farmers are improving the fine
Ne ther.
Mrs. Tom wsrreu l. improving.
Mr.. VI. l.. Durkee 81 Lebanon, y. H.,
!. visiting relative. In town.
John Akcr. aud wife II Errol were In
town "wednesday.
!. ". Philbrook and Ill >tearns ar,
NJ buying stock.
Mr.. Work. the missionary, held 4
meeting on East IIill Monday evening.
AsA =. Abbott lost q colt saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
WEST PARIS.
Our farmer. are busy hsylns.

Our farmers are busy hsylng.
-Four tramps caused = little excite
ment In the place the first Of the week
bat when Deputy sheriff Tucker and I
number ~ citizens made them . visit
aud requested them 10 leave they left.
Adoniram Curtls has purchased
simon fickrtt's stand on i'rosp-c; street
Henry 4. Proctor of West Sumner II
q, work for y, ID, Andrews painting.
Thlrty-two % our people attended the
song service N Paris lIlll last sunday
evening.
Ellsworth Durham and wife 81 Dos
ton, Mass, are In the place visiting
relatives.
A few days ago . stranger appcarcd
In our village csnva..ing for the Bostor
Po.t. lie asked our traders for Jamaic'
ginger but couldn't gct u. undoub,e'i'
ly that young man would Ike Ia have
the Maine Law repealed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
EASY nIaRON.

Farmers are enjoying some hne hay
weather. and are improving II.
4. 4. aud y. l.. kecne are doing Dob
20 having al West Auburn for III. W
Record.
Mr.. John Kicker % Milwaukee, viii
his wife aud daughter, ar, visiting Mr.
aud Mr.. n. q. berry.
4 heavy shower passed over this
plsce saturday morning, the 18th. Ih'
iignihing struck the wire fence OF w
II. Downing. completely melting about
thru, ryi. % wirr and splitting the AL
posts % the corner % the wall, snd I
roCk on the vail VA. shattered In thou
sands 20 plec-s. strange Ia say uh'
cedar posts we're simply broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
BRvANr's POND.

Miss Rose Austin of Paris and Miss
Georgia lawrrnce ~ iltchheld are visit
Ing Al Alonto felt's.
True Childs, Esq., % Chicago, IL stop
ping With hls sister, Mr.. Ansel Dudley.
byron bryant has moved into the
Joel ferham rent over the printing
ot'ice.
\ bar l. reported Ia b. providing
around In GrccBwooi. and has made =
visit In the nelghborhoci % the star
aud Crescent camp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
DENMARK.

Mr.. Wilson ringr-- aud family %
New Hampshire are stopping With hl
nephew, Mr.. Poster ringrrc, for few
DAYS.
Mr.. Arlin. tAs oHiy irlia, has lease,
the David Lord place aud will soon opei
q fi.h and vegetable market; also q i've
ten aud twenty-five cent store.
There arr quite number II .umm-
boar,lers at the Maplewood Mrs. 4. "
Jones, proprietor) aud more are ex
I-,ted Ia a day az two, which will max,
business quite brisk for Mrs. Jones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
nuckEirlp.

Nn. Daniel Storef Of Shakopee,
MINI, and Mn. william Cressey oi
Minneapolis, MIMI, formerly Of this
town, arrived the pth Inst. TO spend the
summer with their eastern friends.
Clarence Atwood aud wife of Auburn
spent the sabbath With the family OF
Asa Atwood.
Miss Marion rarrar Of Esrlvllle, H.,
IL at Mlss Princes.
Mia Alice Morrill, aud brother arrived
from Dover. where they have been
during the summer.
josiah Hutchinson aud wife Of WAL
than, Mas, are In town for vacation.
The remains of the li-yesr-old sou Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin y. burroughs OF
SomervIile, MAas., who Was r~cently
drowned In Mystic River, were brought
herr for burial ON the 10th Inst.
Mrs. Holman ID. waldron aud Niles
Mary waldrou of Newcastle, Ind, and
Mrs. imogeue Moore Of Indianapolis,
Ind, are the guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. u.
ID. waldron.
Mrs.. Mary brewer of Portland IL Walt
Ing her slater. Mrs. G. A. Allen.
Mrs. y. W. lAdd and children OF East
Concord, n. H., are visiting at Rev. II. y.
lAwrence's.
A ChIldrrn's Day service Was held at
the Methodist church Sunday, July 18th.
nc. Prince and Mr.. Drummond Of
wateryllle spent the Sabbath at Z. ii.
Princes.
Prof. Daniels Of New York, formerly
principal Of Hebron Academy, was In
town on the 10Th Inst.
Mrs. Lydia A. Iisrtwell Of Brockton,
Mass, while visiting friends At East
IIuckheld, died after very brief illness,
aged IS years.
Mrs. Isabella ingraham aud daughter,
Miss Pauline, of Brookline, Mass, are at
Hon. A. T.. Bonneys.
Mrs. Orlando Thayer aud Mrs. Loulss
Marble Of Paris were In town last week.
J. II. DcCoster and son Of Mechanic
Falls were In the place on the 10Th.
Moses Tuisifer and wife Of Auburn
are visiting their daughter, Mrs.. Ardon
Tilton.
Josiah Hutchinson has purchased the
homestead of the late william Chase.
Preston y. Lowe has sold hls farm Ia
Ernest T.. Damon.
The waidrons, Mrs. Pike and their
guest. had q Jolly picnic spread In Al
fred Coles grove last Friday.
The "Maple House" IL 90 be the name
Of the new hotel opened At the Jewett
stand BY Geo. II. Coyie.
A. II. burroughs, NJ. d., Of West
brook, Was In town the 10Th Inst.
Thomas Hates aud wife Of Chicago
we're at Hotel Long last week.
ChAs. Lees Monster London SHOW viii
exhibit Al Buckfleld ThursdAy, the jOth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
NORTHWEST BgThGl.

Mis-. Grace Grover closes her school Ia
No. 8 the ed.
A hne young ally belonging To VIM.
Chapman Was Injured severely In one OF
the hard thunder showers recently,
psraly,ed by electricity, !. the verdict OF
many.
Claude Mills I. working for Herman
skilllngs.
bert Tyler IL gaining.
Mr.. Jerry verrill and daughter Eva
are at Webster rrait's. They spent last
winter In FLORIDA.
Dan Matherson has recovered from
the measles aud IL again driving Pen
ley's meat cart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
alAR RIVER ORANGE.

Hear River Grange has lately wei
coined two new members 20 the order.
A number Of Invited friends were pre-
eut Ut the last meeting. After muslc
and . lengthy recitation the following
question Was discussed:
.Rssolvci, That farmers do MOI take The inter
ess In political Affairs that thsy ought"
The visitors entered freely Into the
dlscussIon. Remarks by popular
young minister from abroad were listen
ed % with much Interest aud heartily ap-
plauded. One brother thought that
Farmers did not always manifest the
Interest that they really felt and oil
agreed that farmers should take q
greater interest In political afihirs.
Music, followed with recltatious both
grave and gay. by that time We had q
good appetite for the boz supper.
there wers boxes Of many colors, album
dainty filled With the dalntisst Of food,
Marching, With games both new and old,
ooncludsd The entertainueut Of The even
NC
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
PERU.

Wilson Stillmsn has moved into his
new house.
n. W. Bsbb's folks have company
from Massachusetts,.
A. b. Walker has boarders from Bos-
ton.
Mas sarah Bracket Of Minneapolis,
formerly Of this town, IL visiting at Mrs.
Emily knlght's.
Kenneth Stillmau, whose toe the
horse stepped on. M spoken OF In the
Last Democrat In the West Peru ltems,
has had To have his toe taken Oh.
Green IIodgdon has gained strength
40 he has been over to his store two OF
three times.
Tbs farmers are getting along nicely
With their haying. some are nearly
done. They are getting an average
crcp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
aiiuroan cFnYaf

Dr. Frank 4. Abbott from brooklyn,
v. Y. arrived In town last week.
Misses fiossle and Grace fArnsunl
from wslthsm, Mass, are visiting rcls'
ti,c- II East Rumfor,i.
The mock trial was decided success.
4 family here kindly sheltered . man
for the night. The next day he accused
her 90 stealing his rum. She collsred
him and kicked him out ~ doors. That.
pluck aud Just What be deserved.
Mr.. Case spear aud family 20 Lewis
ton made a short visit nj 4. ~. Burgess
Mr.. spear lsa successful business man
Of lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
GIlEAp.

Pine growing aud haying weather
aud the farmers are busy cutting tbs
hay. which will b. an average crop.
kb-n Chapman 10 r-modelins hl'
buildings which will make great add
,lon Ia the looks % hls premises.
J. ". kimball Ia building a stable Ia
connection with his buildings, which hs
greatly needs. -,
Hannibal and Alger Chapman, viii
two college friends. started Tue-da,
morning for Mt. Washington.
parin, IN. month of June the Wild
River I.amber Go. shipped 10 cars 81
long lumler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
WEST FRYGoURo.

Mrs. Eilsa Abbott and Mrs. susan
Tucker have been visiting at Mrs. J. A.
Jones'.
The Stirling Literary Club have I'D.
journed their meetings until the hrst Of
farmers have had good luck 10 getting
their hay. The weather has bern hpe,
Mrs.. uascn Stevens has two "Fresh
Air" children stopping with her.
Miss Abbis ToWIs v st WORK fof MAJ
Frances Charles q ths village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
HEaRON

There wss q very pleasant lawn party
at Levi Merriirs last Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Barrows jordan has
been visiting relatives In this, her native
place.
Mrs.. stowe Crockcr Il with her moth
er at Miss rratt's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leon whitney Of Hos
ton are AZ n. l.. whltney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Cushmsn %
South Paris are at n. A. Cushman's.
Rev. =. u. Richardson and Mrs. Rich
arison are st Oskhurst kor while. A..
". Richardson 81 water,ille IL with
them on his vacation.
VIII IIlbbs and his sister, Miss Hester
lIlhbs % Boston, Ar. spending part of
their vacation with their uncle, Mr..
Joseph lllhbs.
Little MABEL bartlett Of boston 4.
stopping AZ T.. l.. PackArd's.
Nisltor- are constantly coming and
going and the place IL quite lively
even during the school vacation. Near
" every house has some visitors.
l.. !. Bampus ~ Auburn has been In
town few day. selling groceries.
The weather l. goci Tor hay making
bat Il !. getting quite dry again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
FAST RUMFoRp.

Dr. Frank Abbott, Of brooklyn, n. Y.
IL Ia town.
Capt. FLANDERS ~ Boston aud Solor
Virgin ~ lIayerhill are In town.
4. y. Bartlett has built two large Gel
lars for John stephens at the falls.
Newton stowell of DiSheld was ~
town Thursday.
Mise. Grac. aud flo.sle farnham OF
IIayerhlll are In town.
Walter Abbott and wife of Boston arr
la tawn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
AhpovER.

Haying IL brisk. The crop viii fal
short but small per cent from last year
Mrs. Annie Darrells Of Lynn, Mass. u
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. 4. Jordan
Mrs. q. Ilortense Jordan and daughter
of Lynn are stopping at frcuchs. :.
The lodge IL la prosperous cond'
tiou.
Mrs. stevens of the w. q. +. u. 10 Il
lecture before the lodge very soon.
Mrs. George iIutchlns entertained TN
Congregational Circle last week.
Mrs. Pratt gives lawn party In con
ne,tion With the Methodist Circle 90
"wednesday evening, the 3sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
CANTON.

X. ". Carver aud wife are taking .
much needed vacation at Orr's Island
Mr.. Fred Dyer IL In charge Of the Tele-
phone during Mr.. Carver's absence.
Chas. Lees London Circus will be In
town July roth.
The unlversailst circle viii meet
With Mrs. Geo. W. Moore, Thursday,
July 18th.
ID. NJ. Poster and wife gave . recep-
ton In honor of their niece, Niles Lula
buck % Kansas, last Saturday evening
at Union Hall. During the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Poster were presented with q
pair Of nice easy chairs by their many
friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
MESI aEIhEI

We have had such hne hay weather
the past week IL has been about impos'
.lble Ia get oct for news.
The farmers are securing their Eng
lish hay In hrst class condition, aud
some are already cutting their meadow
hay. An average crop will bc secured
Oats are commencing 20 rust. Oihei
crops are looking finely.
4. ". Grover has an eighth al a.
acre ~ yellow corn planted the sSth 81
May that Ia Ia full sllk at this date
July sOth. II commenced showing sIll
the 18th. The seed came from Nroo.
took year ago. IL Il the Early bryant
variety aud Ia. sixteen rows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
SUMMER

W. T.. Bradeen 81 Mexico l. at worl
for u. L.. Newell, haying.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Africa keene Of ProSi
violence, II. L., are visiting his brother,
Asia keene.
n. 4. Bowker ~ West sumner IL at
work for W. T.. Bowker through hay
Ing.
There was q prayer meeting la con
nection With the sabbath School, Jul,
18th, led by W. l.. Bradeen of Mexico.
We learn that Mr.. Brsdeen IL . student
of Lewiston Divinity school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
WILSON'S MILLS.

r. J. Bennett Was In town Tuesday.
r. \. FLINT and family are out from
Colebrook on q vislt at y. A. Fiints.
Wallace Savery IL also ut y. A. filnts,
J. \. Danforth, manager OF tho Far
mscheenee Club, accompanied by Mr.,
and Mrs. y. swim BillinEsof New York,
passed through here Friday en- route foI
Camp Caribou.
A severe electrical shower paced oyei
here, between two and three, Saturday
morning. The roll Of the thunder and
glare Of lightning WAS something grand
III fearful.
Hsyiug Il now begun In earnest. .
week later than last year, aud much
better crop than was expected 10 eariJ
summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
LOWELL.

Mrs. e. II. brown and friends have
been camping for few days at Pleasant
Point.
On Friday Miss Anule Chapman
caught black bass thought to weigh I
pounds aud Amy McDaniels got one
nearly a. large.
W. u. Brown and wife have returned
from q visit 10 North Arson.
Rev. II. A. Freeman IL canvassing the
town In the interest OF the Maine Bible
society.
Mas Ella Charles IL 1t home on her
vacation. Her aunt, Mrs. Small, comes
With her.