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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
HEBRON.


Mrs. Dca. Moody Was taken seriously
III Tuesday afternoon, but at last sc-
counts, MAS comfortable. Her son. VIM.
n. Moody, OF BOSTON, spent Sunday and
Monday with her.
Ernest Sturte,ant carried q party Ia
camp meeting sunday.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer returned To her
home In Peabody last week.
AN Richardson, who has been spend
Ing his vacation here, returned To Wa
ter,llle last week. Mrs. Richardson and
baby viii stay while longer.
Mrs. Arthur George Il quite alex.
Sweet corn Il being carried Ia the fac
tory. Some have commenced their Sec
ond picking.
We are glad To see n. ". Everett on
the street again, but he looks very fee
bic.
Mrs. LeBarron Is visiting friends In
Massachusetts,.
Mrs whitney went home this week.
The school IL large one thi. term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
BYRON.

A party Of New York gentlemen
about 10 start for Europe q fortnight
ago on vacation. accidentally hearing 81
Byron and Rangeley lakes, via Rumford
Fslls X. r., came and spent ten days
eating trout from Swift River, f"ur
Ponds, Mstalluk Brook and Richardson
Lake; black bass from Roxbury Fond
with byron hear steak. Returned home
.o we'll pleased that unless Europe add.
10 her attractions, Byron and iisngeley
country gets them every time.
Mr.. Jordan, Of Jordan, Frost 4 Co.,
Lewiston, being 20 we'll pleased with
the superior quality Of yellow birch,
manufactured nj lrish's mill, has been
In town arranging for future supply.
Florence Houghton has returned To
birmingham, Mass, Normal school to
take an advance course of two years
study.
Geo. Easter caught an old che bear In
his Trap last week. The cubs peiis,
caught before, brought sj and the old
ones fetched slO.
Mis-. kddIe iIodsdon IL teaching at the
town house, the union school OF Districts
5 and :.
Hon. Jane. Irish, Of Hartford, spent
mart of last week Ia town, viewing TIM
Der lands aud beauties of nature. =.
PhIlip Mayher, having taken JOB
numbering of Staples & Co., Is on hand
With a small crew getting ready.
PsrIey whitney and Ernest knapp have
enlisted AZ bear hunters, and put ou'
their traps In such an enticing manner,
that no well bred bear will pass without
giving foot or hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

- ru.INIE. tEANE WITHOUT 81
ian. As HONORABLE pi~CHAR"t.
Nrt.r " Ie'. - pugnacious proPen-
~, 10 .' NDtmsll. ballet la his back,
IL 1curs kr,fer. crstVhlle residents
n c..'r BOARDING house, are With
90 mHr They wcAricd 81 tn un-
tngrs ghiiulness % this charm
lsluu.r rr.sft, and by the hswitch-
q "a .f ths harvest moon, early
s-.l'.lit morning they stole away ~
as-.y t04f nobody outside the JAIL
- 20 10 a.'lI they had . good start on
3 rad toward canada.
Nali ..'u,k Wednesday. morning
at1 la... tU Inmate % the JAIL, CAV,
e. tAru 900 ruu.s,i Jailsr Garland and
o. ,.'.... \ Nisit 90 the jail re-
al m. f,.f that Melee and kecfer
~ g.. Ihry hal hs.n cCcapytns
= lFfsr .... uB the north side 20 the
- To-. lti torn down the upper
~ ~ OBJ. .h.mu.y In their cell aud
gh a..,. The yelling a. lct thru into
F'iar' -ri.r The roof. In doing this
~ CO... Altered a number OF iron
% ltrf 20 these rods, which ex-
f-.oi t.f... ths chimney. acre cut on.
tIt',l,., ma q cold chisel. While the
-ris r,. -r,l only "a. cutting OF q
"A. H-A tH 20 them tre..
Ab'l ~ prisoners Got into the roof,
- nigh simply have raised a trap
- Over ''s eutnnc, and been outside,
y ~ .H.rt know that; so they
So v..H short iosri In the ROT and
- p .f Making a rOps of led
Alssi.. ''.I t.ei Que end ~ u around
chimney and went down Ia the
ilsfr are VARIOUS evidences that out
BY sas furnished the prisonsr-.
'ePF oI tle rad between Trap
nj aui fhs llIll hard team come
-'aid ihs lll.i aud afisrwari. 20 hack,
s.'-h ap...y In the ysc,nt cell VS.
! III fu.Hs -,t.s with strap around
'hst tIl uut hslOng la the jail. and
- hi APPARENTLY hen use,i Ia draw
/ aps auI The work done I'm tearing
- NJ chimney and cutting the bar.
o. har,.
Daily oys n Nas n minutes % !
- n -s,ape Was made. aud that BE-
- ~ alarm AZ O'Clock. bat " was
- Nhsu b. was heard. When
- shy b. DIT not give the alarm I'm
- h. aid the escaped prisoners
1851 o. ssnd him help % get out,
ihnug hi b. had better keep still.
!, 'u'r tts endeaNored 10 hnd oul
l,lsr Ngfe- aud keefer had any out
- tut al h. can get cut % Daily
-. s'i'ive reply, lit looks q. " they
e'au'N commissioners, Who were
"n hsrv, Inspected the all Tues
'fnoon and found everything In
smps, so The work must all hsN'
ione hat night. In the south cell
o%ginning toward tearing dowt
NA chimney has several times
~. lrls, new stone chimney, Al
~, W vail ~ the jail, has beer
s.ahia lev weeks. This methos
~ - had not been tried In the norti
Is'a'nly for a good many years.
= The nan Who MAS found II
t,or 81 j. W. willis az Wet Part
s,,.sss since. Melee IL a man q
hAb'- no,oristy In this region
N. n c"mmitted for an assault mad
ca, ary stiles % fryeburg Acsdem!
ss,.aths Fourth % July. lie ~il
kSaoiy stay In this section, OF
Is,,,.s''l not b recsptured withoa
rporis received 10 IL eyiden
lA.iv made brief call &c wes
hp.efe his sweetheart lives, an,
ea directly 10 Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NEMRN.

Election next Monday; hope the vot-
era viii all turn out and vote, accord
ing 10 the new law. There u no mys-
,,ry about Il, as some people seem to
think. IL IL just as easy ~ rolling on
log. ..,.. .nA
4 little more Friday, but none to XIII a.
yet. -. 81 III, n. :.
P~ople from this way are not patron
Ling The state fair very extensively this
loren Trask and Charlie Frost are 10
the nelshborhood this week Win .
\. =. baker Il shingiing hls house.
ne dry weather makes = . favorable
time 70 do repairs on The oats'oe Oh
balldings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
BETHEL.


Mr.. Arthur Bsrker Il home from wash'
lngtou for few days. Mr.. barker IN,
been In Washington some two years and
has . good position In government
Office.
The Ladies' Ariou Quartette gave q
pleasing concert at 0icou Hall last fri'
a,iE .. ss' ". f. Stow. occupied tn. pulpit,
at the Universalist church Last sunday.
There will be no preaching services st
thls church for the next two Sundays.
Ceylou Rowe has Ju.t returned from
Boston aud New York where he has
been 10 buy his line of fall aud winter
goods.
Most attractive posters are out for our
fair at Riverside lark 10 occur sept. ~,
II, ~. The management IL determined
10 make Il q success. Those will be
lively days for Bethel. Big premiums
are offered and large purses.
Geo. IL. Hall, who has been With J.. A.
Hall In his barber shop for some time
past, has gone 10 Lewiston where he will
work In Que Of the best shops.
Hon. w. II. Looney Of Portland spoke
In Oieon Hall last Thursday evening ex.
10 our people the workings Of
the Australian ballot system and max.
Ing the manner Of voting under this
system plain.
Mrs. Mary 4. Bracket formerly Of
our village, now OF SacarAppa, IL here
spending few days.
The corn shop Il running full time and
doing n big bu slness.
lloworth's Grand lllbernicA and Dublin
ban Comedy Company will appear nj
the Opera House, Iethel, Tuesday even.
Ing, sept. 18th. This IL most popular
aud IL pronounced clean,
bright aud Instructive.
Mr. Geo. l.. Merrill will move soon la
Dlxhrld where be IL running the spool
mill. During al. short stay here, he Ia.
made many friends and all are sorry 10
lo.e him.
II IL hoped that all will consider them.
selves Invited and requested Ia aid In
making the display At the hall during
the fair next week more of q succcs.
than 10 has heretofore been. I,st the
ladies' make special effort In the line Of
fancy work, art, etc. and the men In
The vegetable aud fruit line. II each
will consider Il something In which he
IA personally Interested, and do some
hing 10 add 10 the display, there IL no
reason Why the hall cannot he made one
of the most attractive features Of our
falr. We understand that the hall IL Ia
be- repaired and put Into fine condition.
Ex-Governor Dillingham; of Vermont
addressed large and attentive audience
IN O,icon Hall last Saturday evening up
On the polltIcal issues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
EAST eGrhEl-

4 slight frO., In .ome places sep'e"-
NJ. Tn.k % Cumberland MIL. "a
.,~ndIns A short vacation WITH her
d.ushisr at her boarding place, James
NJ. Bsrilett's. ,,,.
NI.. Emma VI. brown u teaching
.ebooI At south Bethel and boarding ~
n. J. Virgins. ..,,..
Ms. LILLIAN klmball 10 teaeh'ns
.chool on Bryant Iiili aud boarding ~
y. Bryant'a ,.,
school In the Foster District has ceen
/. n,,ed 20 the school In this place.
Ms. Jennie Rich has closed her ,ehoo'
At Hastings and ~ili return To Auou'"'
AL. Seminary, sept. ~. a.,
Mr.. Berte Holt of Boston IL spend'ns
MI. vacation at X. u. Iioits-
Arthur Perry ef iloston is spending
short vacation ri his fathers H. Z. tut
rvs. ..,,,v from ths
~est are visiting his father, hiVan
brown. Coi. and
~,,,s have returned to their business u
washingtoo. y. Z: . 4, N.
Ma Nav fiheld u 1t work in IN
s,ors for Eibridss Croker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

We srr glad To ", home again. some
What improved In health, after four
weeks % treatment by Dr. Cane
Ion, >en.
4 dispatch MAS reviewed here ye.ter-
DAY announcing the death 10 ROLAND q.
Irish, at Lewiston, from disease 81 the
Kidney. lie Was a native IL this town.
was Operated upon surgically With Ia
tai results. We expected, when We left
home, To be obliged 10 submit Ia = Ike
operation, but our clear headed adviser
DECIDED on a different mode 81 treatment,
With encouraging results,
several ofour schools began yesterday.
The Dlckyale aud West rcru schools are
taught by normal school students.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
FAMILY REUNION.

A very pleasant reunion OF the family
Of the late ELIAS y. Bartlett MAS held
Aug. I'D at the residence OF Zenas w.
Bartlett, who lives with his mother on
the old homestead farm at East Bethel,
which Was settled by his great grand
father, Jonathan Bartlett, about the
year l;si.
Although the reunion called up many
sad thoughts, a. the fathers chair VAS
empty, the only broken link In the
family, yet II Was a happy gathering
aud all enjoyed the great blessing OF
once more being together, especially the
mother whose heart was gladdened by
the presence Of all her children, repre-
sented by 1--we sons aud three daughters
with their respective families, VIZ: u.
T.. bartlett, wife aud children, Z. NJ.
kimball, wife and children, j. NJ.
Bartlett, wife and children, y. ID. Bart
lett, wife and children, &. &. klmball,
wife and children, T.. w. bartlett, wife
and child, w. =. Wight and wife and
Elias y. bartlett, youngest sou, unmar-
ried, and their only uncle living. j. Mad
ison Bartlett, Wife and family Of fifteen
sons and daughters, aud sixteen grand
children, aud two more grandchildren
absent living at Nlcker.on, Kansas.
All had gathered at the old ancestral
home 10 revere the memory OF an hon
ored father and make happy the loving
mother by celebrating the return OF the
eldest brother, 4. l.. Bartlett and family,
from the far west-hls first visit for
fifteen years.
Long tables were spread on the lawn
under the elm trees planted by their IA.
theirs hands. The family organ WAS In
place shaded by the stars and stripes.
Many songs were sung and lively music
Was furnished, accompanied by uncle
Made on his violin.
During the dinner hour q purse Of
twenty dollars Was presented the mother
a. token of love and respect from the
eight sons. Presentation remarks
we're made by &. VI. Klmball, responded
To by y. ID. Bartlett.
Alter the dinner the tables were quick.
IL cleared, and all were happy boys and
girls sgaIn, once more gathered around
q loving mother at tho old home, and
merry games, romps, wrestling, ETC., were
enjoyed by all ages ranging from two to
nfty-two. All were forcibly reminded
Of their happy childhood by the Intro.
duction Of The old family cradle, hunted
from the attic, and appropriate toasts,
remarks and anecdotes were In order,
REGULATIONS by the grandchildren, vocal
and Instrumental muslc, fun and frolIc
tears and laughter, filled the short hour.
Of this happy day, and the hills and
forests rang With the many cheers thai
filled the air for the grand old home
and the many blessings and properties
that thus Ear have attended this family
A family group was photographed b.
Irving Klmbsll, one Of The gfandchIi
dreu. All lolned 10 singing "0od b
With you ell We meet again" and u
happy clrcls was broken only 70 b Join
I'd IN The sweet bysAnd-bys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
sNEpEN.

Our farmer. are very busy hauling
their sweet corn Ia the factory. The
weather has been an favorable for the
maturing Of IL that the crop !. very
good.
The prospect for apples IL about an
average crop In this vicinity.
Over seventy we're present at the un-
Ion circle at \. l.. Plummer's on We'd
ne.day last. Among those from out Of
town we're Miss Gertrude lIlll of Chico
pee, Mass. I.uel kneeland and wife,
Grafton Hing and wife, both Of Lowell,
I,ey. aud Mrs. WIN. Gowell 81 Waterford.
also the old neighbors were very glad To
meet Mrs. Hannah Ring. who now lives
In distant part Of the town. Next cir
Gle al VI. T.. perry's. All are Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

TO az READ TO FARMERS.

secretary McKcen Of the state Board
% Agriculture, has arranged for many
interesting paper. for the farmers Va.
.titute. the coming season. Papers will
be Rad at different institutes a. fol
lows:
by u =. Bhss', Aubarn. 'uejes'. "iiof-s
Brcrlihs"
". u. Ninlon. Gray, "shssp Iia.bahlry."
T. ~ Iluntsr, West frvsman, Humane freat
msnt % Animals"
q. Gsrlbsr. n. ll.sd. General rhRoiPIs. Of
stosk Br..-iins"
D. ". stefan, Dsmar,.cotis. Fruit Cuhurc."
. ". Grvcne. nansor. "srovins tfOp..
Tbo.. pass,ii, foscroh, Corn and Nit~l
srain.."
- Adsm.. Hs~ioihhsni. Potato Cuture. !
". O. ksBdsl. Iiow,loinham, The Hay Crop
". W. s,.t-oa. AuJatn. "Arieaiare In the
Gonuon ~shs-sls"
a.. ". Eiw.ii. Orvno, "DsiD Eiuesiioa"
rrpf wansT iisisntins, state College, Ma
hgrvs ani Mananng"
W. ~. Jorisn, Professor 81 civil engineering
Orono, Construction ~ toubty kossi..'
10. Harvey, Droao, "Ih.srt,."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
DENMARK.

Mr.. John Burnbam, Of the firm 81
Iiurnhsm. Morrill, a Co., has been In
town for few days.
Thing. are lively now al the corn
shop. Corn I. driving the packing since
last Monday, 5000 cans a day has bcen
the average days work.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Geo. ". Gray have re-
turned from Sebagu.
We are very sorry Ia learn that next
sabbath will h. the last day that Mr..
Lawrence will preach 10 Va. On Mon
day he will return To Bangor, Me-, Ia
resume hi studies. We hope We may
be fortunate enough to have him with
VI next year.
a.. A. X. encampment next week al
Washington, ID. 4. Now the question
IA. "Mho'. goingy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NORWAY LAKE.

Mis-. Mabel Mansur went home last
Tuesday.
4. D.. knight and wife % Portland
were In the place the fret % the week
visiting relatives.
4 large crowd was nj the dance At
flood. Hall "Wednesday night. Some 81
the crowd picked and destroyed a 10, o'
Mr.. saunders flowers. An yone that
Will do ANYTHING like that could no, Ia
be called lady or gentleman.
All Of the boariers have gone and II
seem. rather lonesome here At the lake.
!. q. smith has returned from san
fnrn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NORTHWEST BGIhIl.

Herman skillings has purchased q
black horse Of Mr.. Burnhsm a, the
nm.
Leland Mason was at Portland last
week. lie also visited Rumford Falls.
Mrs. Fred Perkins, from Massachu.
.c,ts, wa. At Miss Amy Bean. rcc-nt-
~.
Joseph 4. Torrey, wife aud daughter,
ar. boarding at echo Farm" They
.lll return 10 their home In Boston the
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman rcnley, Of la
verhlil, Mass, werc here q short time
ago.
W. :. wight and wife are at ,hi. place
for few DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
uPION.

Thr-c persons were baptized In the
lake near sweatt's landing sunday.
Mrs Bert Thur.ton % Errol Il al 4,
Chase. for fe~ days with millinery.
Prank bragg Ia. leased the black
smith shop 90 Mrs. =. Abbott.
Mrs. Hester fiheld % Milan is visit
lug friend. In town.
AddIe Brown 1. very sick with bilious
fever.
J. Eastman Of Portland Vas In tow
over sunday.
Mr.. VIII sargent has been Ia Range
~ visiting her sister, Mrs. nbbetts, Who
:. very M.
Rose brown l. visiting at Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
RuneoRp CENTRE.

Messrs. Charles and Cyrus Richard
son Of Boston with other friends made =
short vislt here and also enjoyed weeks
Walt at the Richardson Lakes.
One Of the best hags In the county
floats TO the breeze here, bearing the
uamea Of Harrison and Reid, Cleaves and
Dlngley.
ItA about the proper thing for = man
70 pay for his hrSt wifs's casket before
b tAkes u second.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
FRveouRo.

The funeral Of Mn. Lois hanson tool
place on Saturday afternoon, ltev. y.
II. Eastman Of Biownnch attending IL in
the absence of Mr.. Young.
Tn Sunday afternoon at West frye-
burg, Mr.. Stopc attended The funeral Of
Harry T.. Webster.
Mrs.. Albert Fiaeld Of Peabody, Mass..
came to be present At Mrs. lAmson's
funeral.
Mrs. Sarah Webster Carter left here on
Monday to ~ 10 her sisters, Mrs.. 4. &.
webster's, at Weymouth, Mass.
Mrs. Minnie Howe jordan and children
have been at Miss ". y. llowes.
Mrs. Jacob Kelley has started for Mlcl'-
lgan, also her son-ln-law, Mr.. Morley,
wife, nurse and children who have been
boarding at A. II. Evans.
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Kelley, sou aud
friend. Of Chicago, left on Monday.
Miss Cynthia Warren IL Visiting al Mrs.
Tarbox's and e. n. Walkers.
Miss susie Walker has gone 10 lewis
ton In company with Miss \. d. Merry.
man ~ lisVerhill. Mass, who has been
visiting her.
John :. Barrowsis nj Lewiston ~ IN"
state fair.
The village schools began on Monday.
No. I taught by Miss Morrison Of Farm
ington. who boards at Mr.. Sawtelle's-
No. !, BY Miss Eva ID. Walker who
boards at home at "fhe Island"
The Congregational church WAS well
filled on Tuesday evening At the Re
publican meeting at which u. {. Sur
bridge Of lIo.ton presided. The speak.
ers were Mr.. Llttleaeld Of Maine, and
Mr.. Fassett of New York.
DIR. George l.. Bradley, u. \. NJ, IL
visiting his brother. w. Il. bradley.
Mrs. W. n. bradley aud daughter have
come home from Bridgton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fife have come back
from their tour which extended Into
the western part of Vermont.
Mrs. Richard Gage who has been
boarding at Mrs. Heads has gone home
To Portland.
The frost IL holding OF, giving the
corn time to be ready for packing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
locKE's MILLS.

A. A. whidden and l.. II. Folsom OF
Boston are visiting ut &. q. Folsoms.
A corn roast At the old school house
last Tuesday evening. We were not In
attendance but q good time i reported.
Our blacksmith, ID. NJ. Milton, has
closed his shop here and moved TO West
Bethel to work for A. y. Bean.
school commenced last Monday under
the instruction Of Miss farnum OF Nor
way. This IL her second term and she II
liked very much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
EASY HfRRON

Mrs. :. n. bradbury .. very low.
l.. y. Brsdbury Of Peaks Island Il
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D.
bradbury.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. WIN. Berry Of Car
thage are visiting Mrs. llerry's parents,
x. a.. heals aud wife.
Mrs.. Mary Dinsmore of Arson IL home
on short Walt.
Rev. and Mrs.. u. \. Cannon attend
quarterly meeting at West Peru TIL.
week.
james fogg !. shingling his harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
RoxsuRv.

The poet Carr IL In town. \.
Hosea House and family have moved
into the house With J. l.. Weeks making
a big crowd In q small house.
Herbert johnson Il still quite sick.
The Interest In the coming election
reaches back even To az. Whether our
labor shall be protected aud give our
workmeu good wages, or have frce trade
and pauper wages.
Mr.. Chapman ID rushing work on his
dam and rsceway, etc.
A crew from Rumford Falls are at
WORK below The dam where the mill 70 70
stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
sROWNpIelD.


Mr.. Bow ling aud Miss Wright OF
no-ton Who hAy, been visiting friends
In the village have returned home.
Mr.. sarah Peary Il staying With
Mrs.. =. n. Bean for a fe~ weeks.
MI. Flo.sIe 6stchell Ia. gone 10 Ash
Land, Mass, Ia attend school.
NJ John Lynch and granddaughter
~ith their colorcd maid are still at D.. u.
Beans.
Nis. George Eaton IL home from
jackson, y. II.
MI. Lima Trink Il home from Fort
land where he has been spending hef
vacation. ,,t
~ome Of our farmers are stiii hsyms.
Mis- Hattie Eastman IL Teaching
.chool at Mcrrilrs Corner.
Work at the new school room Is nearly
completed. III,
Pr,.Iientisl election u the leading
topic In little groups on the street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
A GRAND IDEA,

Prof Geo. ~. kalteyer, the well known
chemist ~ Texas, Investigated the bsk'
lag powder question. and wrote; ~ sub
United Prof llor.ford'. preparation To- a
chemical examination, and found IL CON-
po-ed Of pure aud non-poi.onous mate
rails. The Idea Of Prof. Hereford WIS,
indeed, q grand one, In suppl,nting the
indigestible tartrates, which are the H.
nal result % all cream tartar baking pow
ders, by the soluble pho.phate., the very
nutritiyc property Of bread, and the bone
producing element of nature. IL u Ger
tsinly the best and most healthful bread
raising preparation ever offered to the
public"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

s.-,.-.a-r ID. * made In the Raptis,
=, H. f4ruacc has tsvn moved
-. ana. -,om. a. walls rr-tintci,
! 7. ,srm ta.It Coz ne desk, aud other
-,fufut. made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
FAST eRowNFiGlD.

CD. Fc.senden and wife are attend
Ing state fair. A..
Willie Fe-seudsn has commenced the
fail term In the same district In frye-
burg where al. tsught In the summer.
label ~ticknsy u teaching the seh""'
ia West Denmark
sarah Rice l. al Mrs. Bre-lln's Tor
few weeks.
CT. Aliard has been At home tor a
fec DAYS. -.
MI. vesia Lord % Cornish has been
al r. J. Allards. ~,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geteheli are at West
baldwin attending the camp meeting.
Clinton Warren has bought the pacs
formerly o~ned by II. Geteheii' ana
moved his family there.
Bertha nm has gone To Norm n'''S
ton to .chOol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

F,4.swrHar I'yrham returned Thur
- i-,m h.. ,,mpaign tour. ior about
-. ussl. d. hls l-vn on the stump,
.taf d. time in Somerset. Waldo
a kf-rffs, tuuntic-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

t-r, u,-s drawn saturday for the
80 e.arf. sI.n tor thc nitcd states
- A. Portland. fur the Supreme
rlt.,T t.r-t tl.ss svrv drawn;
49, 49, l..,.rsyW nsrry.
s5T.r- .H... tse,.rsr o. g. LEA, lohn u.
49,
Frrths United states court
49, ..ra-.. ttsrss "a Cnferi. Ansrt n.
f,..-- -.-s. q a ksnnsy. ~ kins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

L-i.N naycr went last weines-
4. wa-r.as tu Cambridge, Mass,
,,,,hfuU. earn the tile-lsyers trade.
~. uiI D. much mis-',l hcrc. lie
=. ,srtt..lt'. he.t wishes fur his sue
=. al prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

ri Paris has returned from
.-s,lir Cd health, and viii spend
= 4, tgr thys here before going
.thh.. fml, % >ew York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

yrN NrIrvws has clossd her
= -rsrl hss gvne "a Bo-tou,
-, ~ D.. a. position a. matron In
!. i,tiu,s Or m blind al south BO.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

...l,tmsn added upwards Of ilfty
80 a. voting list daring the three
-, .srr In session last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

D.tlit,rm 4 Paris lIill Academy
bel, 9th the board Of teach
,,-.taiory sanouuccd. A large At
l,,.s j. expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

..,.lNr.. q. J.. Sborey 70 Gorham,
.,.f.u.liug county fair week With
p. .s,-,y'. parynts, NJ. aud Mrs. II.
! H,umood.