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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
EAST BETHEL.

The rad machine and .lx heav,
horse. driven by J. bartlett aud directsc
by u. W. kimball IL nov making much
needed repairs on the road. la TIL. VI
entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Cross, of Bridgtoi
Center. visited al 4. ". klmball's las
week.
Cole brother. % Washington, II. q.
~er, at their fathers last week, called
home by the death of their brother
wife. Mr.. Elmer u. Cole.
Miss Helen Bartlett visited Portland
saturday, June 18th.
Henry u. Howe has gone Ia Wsltham
Mass. d. also Intends Ia visit Washing
ton. ID. T..
The warm rains are Improving ths
graz. crop and all vegetation.
strawberrie. are ripenlng fast.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Ilol, are away on 4
short yi.it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
EAST SUMNER.

"rine growing time" IL the common
saiutailon among farmers now.
The Republican county convention
last week placed In nomination some
good men for the various positions.
They will receive = strong support and
doubtless be elected.
The Oxford Democrat did q fine and
timely lob In it extra edition, giving .
minute report Of the convention, with
cuts and sketches Of the candidates. We
we're much pleased to read = full &C
count of the proceedings on the same
dsy that they occurred.
Next Wednesday, the 18th, the Oxford
District Lodge Of Good Templars will
hold session st West sumner.
Several from this place attended the
graduation at Hebron last week.
On the eve Of the 9Th OF July the
Good Templars will have treat at their
hall.
The pot Of lth Of July patriotism does
not boil very much ~ yet. A little
more fuel will have to be applied.
TAYLOR, the new trader, seems TO be
steadily gaining In favor With the
people and Will receive an Increased
trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
AhpQXfR.

On account Of slckness the school u
Pratt District closed to-day, June 3tth
The others close July lat. Public ex
hiblilons viii be given which the par
cuts are invited to attend.
lIoed crops are looking finely.
VIM. Gregg has gone To Canton Will
three horses for the races.
Owen smith, formerly Of thls place,
IL visiting friends here.
Fruit Of all kinds will be abundant n
the prospect IL now.
q. II. and T.. \. Poor have the finest
pair Of western horses ever brought Into
town, 50 good judges say.
Hon. ~. v. poor IL expected To re-
turn TO hls summer residence early In
July.
No preparations for = celebration the
9Th have been made ne yet.
VIM. Millions horses became Brighten.
ell aud broke away from him by the
woke slipping OF the pole and threw
him aud lady passenger out near the
Merrill bridge. After running three
miles they were stopped on Farmers
llill.
~ tIt t'puuiNau tsutes wv" ~
uriay evening, June u, u. u. Poor and
y. 4. Thomas were chosen delegates To
the state convention, and q. II. l'oor,
l.. 4. Newton aud ,. ID. Newton dele
gates Ia the county convention at Paris.
The heavy showers of late will enable
Mr.. Thurston To get his logs Into the
great river.
Chas. silver has moved hls engine and
equipments Ia Ripley MILL 20 saw out
what lumber was landed there last vim
ter.
NE. small, Geo. W. Philbrick and
Fred Caldwell are on the road selling
fruit trees.
Henry \. Phllbrlck IL very sick.
The Congregational circle Was en-
tertainei by Mrs. J. II. Bailey last We'd
nesday evening.
i,ey. Mr.. Gro.e, q student from Tufis
has been engaged to preach for
the universali.t society 81 this pl,c. for
four months. lie gave hi. first sermon
the 18th.
The brooks are lined with fishermen.
Mrs. Mabel Dresser has gone Ia Nor
way to visit friends.
Ml.. Nellie Dresser IL home from
Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
WEST BETHEL.

The warm aud almost daily shower.
bring the grass aud other vegetation
along very rapidly. An average hay
crop, at least, must already be assured
II ha. been q common thing this sea
sou To hnd corn standing twelve lnchc'
high In Just three weeks from the day oi
putting IN. SEED Into the ground.
III. butter factory II said Ia Dc 4 sur,
enterprise In thi. town, the required 90
COW. being pledged.
Ak. Scribner aud Addison =. Heat
both have Single. posted In front 81
their premise. lett.rcd a. follows; "Thi'
Place for sale"
4. =. IIcan has Loot another 81 hl'
team horses. There seem. "a be a dis
temper among the horses, nearly al
having q cough.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Moses Libby went "a
Hebron Ia the graduation ~ their
daughter, Maggie, last "Wednesday
Ml.. Maggie will stop At home thi. SUN
msr.
Oscar l.. Grover arrived from ell
fornia Thursday afternoon, having beer
on the rad nine DAYS.
Byron Harden Il br,kiny on the
Grand Trunk.
". u. Morrow !. setting up Kid, ap
parently few days old, that was found
dead. recently, In Mason. IL i.a beau
tlful thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
WILSON'S MILLS.

Last Monday was q very hot day,
mercury ranging from9i toss : In the
shade. the entire day. Tuesday ditto
with showers all around us Ia the after
noon, which cooled the air perccptibly,
though none struck here.
J. Griffin aud I. Wight Of Dummer
have been up after trout, and met with
good success, too.
Parties from GorhAm and Milan have
been camping at the head Of Azlseoos
Fslls.
DIR. r.. Spauldlng came down from
Parmacheenee Wednesday, and Was car.
r,ed 10 Colebrook BY =. A. FLINT, who
now has some good horses foe the ac-
commodation of sportsmeu.
J. \. Danforth and family passed
through here on their way To Camp
Caribou the past week.
The highway surveyors are at work
improving the roads through here, aud
tkey were not ..too bad" before.
Deer are frequently seen In the aeld'
around here, and trout are plenty above
Ariscoos Falls just now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Mr.. r.. :. Hutchinson aud wife arr
spending several s--ks In Nassachu
.etts among their relatives, And visiting
The PLACES ~ their forvtathers.
NJ. and Mr.. Daniel Clark are spend-
log a Nc.k With her relatives la -
Johnshury, VI. and stopping At SONS
points IN New Hampshire.
clark wight aud Dana Z. llealy 81
RAYMOND. y. H.. are visiting friends
here This was their former home.
Miss Anna n. Cumming. has gone "a
SkoNhegan Ia spend a few week. car
ing for her sick sister.
Rsy. r.. l.. Hunt was AZ South Bridg
ton "Wednesday, attending a rcligiou'
convention.
Mr.. Dexter Cummings IA. hal I
very ssNrrr attack II neuralgia of tn
stomach and heart. Her life was de
spalr-d %. but pr. lllll 81 Bethel sue
ces,ied la giving relief.
Alexander II. Gross aud Henry n
. Cros. are visiting their mother aud sis
ter hsrv.
Martin oualcy Z. In town agaln.
Nj. I.ottie Andrew. IA. returned
from Massachusetts,.
Mrs. IhnfA fsftInfil y rINuhAhA
short time az North Norway dre.smak
ing.
Justice AsplnwAll and \. q. Bean arr
a little under the weather.
IN. Ioyejoy l. improving.
cur county convention have put u
nomination a .st 20 men % whom W
nav we'll - proud.
The Publisher. ~ the bemocrat DC
serve much credit Tor giving the publ'
full rrtort 20 tn convention the sam
dsv. MANY 81 "a. revived the repor
before our delegates got home.
Uncle Sam" gives us pretty GOO
mail facilii.cs.
Tbe frequent showers are helping on
| haV crop very much.
D.na IIealy and Clark q. Wight o
HAMMOND, y. a., visited theli friend
Al the Nlhany BASINS House last Monda,
They spent about three hours on IN
trout brook and caught loo very MIC
trout. Mr.. wight got little tired am
came 10 the house first and counted az M
troat aud he had Blnsty-nlne. ffr-en,
Ia Mr.. IIealy came and added one NOR
10 the LOT which made them an eve
hundred. They were highly please
With their success. -
We have from one 10 three shower
. -. 4. If...f every daV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
wtsr SUMNER.

Zine growing weather. Frequent
.how.r. aud a warm sun are Improving
the prospect % an average crop 81 nay
We wsre pained Ia learn 81 the death
N, Mis-. Emma Sttrblrd, Who died th'
18th int. AZ her fathers.
I.nnIe Merrill. boy IL conyalesclng
]. =. Abbott's friends IRON bau
have returned home.
Rev. Mr.. Cobb from fafts college u
engaged 10 preach In the tni,ersaiis'
church every sunday the ensuing sum
Ne..r.. Young and Packard have re
paired the grist mill. , n,
n. Harlow and John u. Berr,
have been 20 Portland, delegates 10 th'
R,oublican state conyention.
Ibs plstTict Lodge III Gooi Iempiai
xIIl hold a meeting the nth inst-' u
a Head. J. ,. Abbott and VIM: l'
s.wsIl were delegates 10 the Repabi'eA'
county convention. . a.,
Jaryi. N. DOble IL here, visiting ~,
p,r,uts. lie will leave In lev Jay
Tor the Glen House. y. III.
Fred barrett has bought colt OF 4
fsrrar. Nj.
Nr.. Nellie Rhine. and hoy. and M's
Lizzie Andrews from ilsverhiil, MASS
are al II. u. starbirds.
clinton Bates little girl u geui"'
better. vA.
addison J. Parlin and ]. A. fletche
vent 10 the Prohibition convention
south Paris. H.,
pea. 4. y. IIsllock of Tennsnt's iisi
hor Il In town visiting Rev. Mr. i'ien
Pew. Yreeland stsrbird and dsughte
~srr r.cently here FROM Pennington.
Mr. we,herbee and wife have return
ell home. H.,
more Falls have moved into tne Ss'
Field house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
DENMARK.

Mr.. =. q. Dayl. Ia. reviewed an ap
polntment In the treasury department.
Washington, ID. q. lie formerly held 4
position In the pension department. III
left for there last Monday.
Tie heavy storm of last Friday did Z
good deal % damage la this section,
many tr,cs being blown down. Ga
south Road the damage Ia apple trees
va. heavy. The lightning struck Ia
many places. Mrs. Iean ~ East Den
mark wa. rendered unconscious by the
house being struck by lightning. The
large old elm In front ~ Mr.. Augustine
lngall.' house Lost Que Of It, largest
limbs In the gale.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George W. Gray were Ia
Portland this week.
Mrs. BELLE Gle. !. gaining very slow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
MIRIAM.


Mr.. Frank ". Davis 81 East Hiram,
who graduated TIL. month at bangor
Theological seminary, preached sunday
afternoon al the Congregational church
Ia Hiram.
Hon. Almon Young Ia. gone TO New
York.
Mrs. Elmer Ellington aud daughter
% IirIdgton visited friends In Hiram last
week.
The death ~ the late Herman A. Full
Ter of South Paris removes from our
group ~ correspondents aud from the
front rank of the rare and noble leaders
Who are consecratcd Ia reform and hu'
manliy, a nature genial A. the sun
shine aud pure a. crystal waters. Rev
er-ntly, tenderly. we lay upon hl. un'
timely grave our wreath 81 remem
brance aud sorrow.
Fulton Greene Of Portland visited hi.
father. X. q. Greene, recently.
Mis-. louise Eastman Of East Brown
field closes TIL. week Ia District No. q
pleasant and profitable term Of school
Grass seed sown this year looks
promising.
The apple crop will be lighter thar
usual.
We are sorry 10 learn that II. q,
Greene, Esq., Is TO remove To Madison
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
BYRON.

Didn't find news of any interest In
Byron the two past weeks, and. too,
didn't care to write much I'LL dark
horses" were all selected, but will say
this much, II I am selected for Secretary
Of State shall run the machine myself.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Smith OF Canton
visited her mother the past week.
J. T.. shaw visited relatives mt Farm
ington. East Dixfleld and otherwheres
last week, CHI Young doing his chores
and keeping goal.
A. o. Reed l. at Portland on business
aud IL also buying and selling some
wagons.
Emma and Ida Abbott attended
Grangers' Field Day ut Rumford Satur-
day, but their reports being 50 vague
one can't tell what the young Changers
prospects are.
Sunday and Mondays rains made hns
log driving aud brought out the drivers
but most Of them .'tenderfeet" and they
didn't get on fast.
Nate Reynolds and Md Walt saw two
fine deer At -Four Ponds Monday. Not
being able TO get hold Of them they pose
a. good boys for not molestlng them.
Legions Of fishermen infest fouI
Ponds and every stream hereabouts.
Commissioner Stanley's salmon con-
tlnue TO tantalirc ''the boys" by jumping
al round their boats and now and then
grabbing hook and breaking . line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
EASY HEaRON


Rey. aud Mr.. T.. !. wheeler, accom-
panied by Miss Agne. Davidson, visited
Mr.. 4. VI. fogg last week.
The children arr preparing for a
sunday school concert the 10Th.
school closed In District No. > the
2jth Inst.
Mr.. u. &. kecne has become the happy
po.sessor of a new two wheel delivery
wagon.
\. ". Fogg Is to help VIII. Thorne
cut his hay.
II. X. Kcene has taken a job haying at
l,uckheld.
Mr.. and Mrs.. x. q. Beal. have recely'
III vorl that theli daughter at An.on
I. In poor health.
Mrs. Edith VI. Berry will start for
Milwaukee August sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
HEBRON.

There was large attendance Sunday
Ia hear the baccalaureAte sermon which
WAS given by DIR. Crane. IL WAS grand
sermon and well fitted for the occasion.
commencement exercises have filled
the week and many strangers are In the
place.
We were pleased To hear that Mrs.
Adam Wilson WAS present "wednesday
afternoon with Judge Wilson's family.
Rev. Sylvester Besse Of Lincoln Gen.
tire came Friday but illness obliged him
10 return home Monday. lie 10 ~ years
Of age aud q former student at the
academy.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Kollock OF Tenants llar-
Dor are at Rev. y. ID. Hichardson's.
". N. Marshall Of Boston II Visiting
his slater, Mrs. Robert Glover. Mrs.
Gioycr's daughter, Ms. Carrie Cantallo,
Il also home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pike arc At Mrs..
IlIbbs'.
Mrs. Lebanon has returned from her
visit TO Auburn.
Mr.. Peterson, who has been living at
q. II. Georges, died this week. lie had
Ia grippe In January, and has been sick
since then.
Fred Bray Il In very poor health.
Harry and Eva Burrows are home on
. vacation. Harry IL studying medicine
A handsome stone has been erected q
he grave Of Mrs.. c. Eanics Tubbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
EAS1 nRoMNEIElp.

Another hot wave. fr~luent shower.
that civ. promls. % abundant crops.
Mary T.. >tickney la. returned from
Colorado where she has been for nearly
two years.
Mr-. 4. =. Allsrl Ia. been visited by
her brother aud wife from sandwich.
several. beside. delegates. attended
the state convention la Portland on the
3lst.
There was a large party at q. ID. f.s-
.enden's on the sOth, II being the 18th
birthday Of their youngest daughter,
Ida.
Mrs. Melville Cotton (ASs STUART was
brought here from Ashland wher. she
died, aud was buried Ia the Cotton
burial ground on the ;!nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
RuMfoeo eAlls

TIE depot 10 nearly completed. Il \
q very pretty building 30xl@ with q
freight station In onc end aud passenger
station In the other. u IL painted
orange with red trimmings and looks
very much like some Of the Maine Gen.
tral stations.
Work on the foundations for the round
house Ia resumed once more after sus-
pension Of few days.
Mr.. Willis who had the contract Tor
the stations IL going 10 build the round
house. The work on this will be done
by the day, the materials furnished by
the railroad company.
bids will be received for building the
roads ~ located by the county com'
mlssloners until July ID, ls91. speclh-
atIons may be seen at the Office of the
Rumsofd Falls Power Company and ~
the residences Of Henry Abbott aud J.
n. Howe.
Atwood 4 Lowe, grain dealers, have
bought lot on the upper end OF Con-
gress Street and will put up . store
there this summer.
W. T.. Mcclure has his barber shop
about done.
W. n. Freeman IL fitting up the shaw
house for boariers. We understand he
has hired Il for one year.
A. y. Coolidge IL hauling logs from
the river to the MILL for John A. GREEN
leaf.
W. I. white has charge % the work on
II. y. Ramsdelrs store.
J. \. Smith a Go. have the earth ex-
cavation about completed In the canal,
aud are laying the hp-rsp about the
sldes.
The stone foundation for the paper
mill will soon be done. =. w. Foster IL
here With q crew of brick masobs await
Ing the completion Of the foundations.
Lefeborc 4 King are painting their
meat shop.
Henry Holt IL clerking for L.. y.
Turner.
r. Grifiin at the Bsdger store is an
agent for the Globe steam laundry OF
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
soaraxfSr asrs.l

Mr.. lila shilling. aud daughters are
up from Portland.
Louie stone from Massachusetts, l.
stopping al his uncle's, Ioc Lanes, At
this place.
George ". Mason has bought the
pasture jolning his that belonged Ia \.
:. and FREEMAN Bean.
VIII Bird FROM GorhAm stopped Nth
friend. here for a short time last week.
\ SIGHT % his merry face l. good for the
blues.
Mrs.. Newton stesrns !. able to ride
out.
Eisn Chapman l. making extensive
r.pair. ca his house.
Jim Tyler has taken his bock.kin
mar, % AndoVer % lie p.siurci the rest
20 the season. lie Intends raising colt
after the well-knovn Griffin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
The OXFORD BEARS.
T-E Bones Or TIE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF TrE COUNTY.


% ~
rerc Esh d. hom~ from Michi-
g. l.t...rt uh,r, d, Q. taking .
r--.s L. it. .,s department. IL has
'-s- f..rs .-. yrtr.
~ at.. .ffi, VI D. socisty gave 4
-ar PARIS at supper AZ the corp.
r.u. ns-,.lf evening lat.
~ l..s I,vp'ss Christian mon
f'tr Ir.t.r.t..f s,cietv gave q straw
F~f '...UI. trI ssr,ei lee cream,
1.. H. fr.Ht evening Although
a..1...- sl. damp /, gsoily numt"r
49, r-..... H. thr affair was a pleas
-gsl..t...
nv D. .f.n.L o.. fast nearing com
9'r It. .f..ls has l--en painted
e..r gritt.s viii =. one % the
T-rtss' - Iu Tho county. This
sf'r s.r..N deserving 20 much
'rt O. MI. fsr-sNernnCr aud cutter
'-f i.. shown Ir ri.ins from the an
f-..'. ..f.uu in which II ws. LET
% ....rar.Hu % the Old church
WV -. resting 80 hne q structur'
l1 'tf r.r..
" Al EYsv aul wife - hostou
a. i..f... alive. on this place.
Bag lr' made rnii upon cur village
As l-..a. sh' entering the house 81
POI D. WI. lrI taking hi. gold watcl
e. .la... -Ur chaugv aud poke
A,- lf. f1l.s 20 :. 10. Ihilhroos
80 i.'. ...r-i bat little taken. NJ
h.--t.m hll .Ums 80 taken. OthsI
'''' a.r. .l'sr,i ani some tried With
4. 'l.r.'. ll each house entered
x. 49, ..r.Hg No clue "a the par
=, hs h.tr H.f4Ins,i.
~ p Do Es,m has accsptei cal
RI ....r.tIist church hsrv and wil
D. ARK 'lg dr.t sunday In July
~ j 10 Nrrrimsn has bcen engage
l--"p q Dpuid Academy for th'
sang year NJ Mefriman GRADUATES
- year 'rum BoVdoin college ans
- vel. commended BY the faculty
20 c.rP. q good assistants thi
eli. .- sell elalppei aud able q
s-'i Nurs. could Academy j. Sel
SID Pei h.yume one - our leadini
''' tlt efh the means now al V
htli th-re i no reason Why
al 90 .l hsVums.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
WEST FRyeBURG.

A severe thunder storm visited our W.
entity last Friday accompanied by a
cyclone on a small scale, tearing up aud
breaking OF trees. One window va.
blown out, aud the roof started on Mr..
JEWELS house.
Mr.. aud Mrs. solomon Head visited at
Mr.. wIley's and Mr.. Jones last week.
Pari. Haley aud family from Wake
field, Mass, have been at 7. j. lialey's.
They came over the road with their own
team.
Tie Birch IIill Circle met with Mrs. T.
4. IIutchin. June 18th. The circle has
lately made an addition 10 Its library
~ q number Of books.
Jennie harrington 10 at home again
FROM Conway.
Mr.. John Shaw had = horse badly cut
ON the wire fence last saturday.
Mrs. Webster from North Conway ].
visiting Mrs. Thomas llutchins.
Seth sargent and family visited Edwin
Sargent last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28


YOU ARE GOING TOPAINrYOuR
HOUSE, aud you have dozen different
paints To select from, all claiming to b.
the beet. How can YOU make your
choice' You know nothing Of the paint,
bu, the people Who manufacture IL, how
about them You must take somebody.
word for the value Of thing. you know
nothing about, and you will naturally
take the word Of q Company that la.
steadily gained In public favor.
The Chiffon Manu-. 60. started with
the belief that II they manufactured a
pure linseed oil paint, produced reliable
goods aud sold them at reasonable
profit, they would In time build ~ a
good business. They have adhered "a
this policy and are to-day among thu
largest manufacturers In the East.
Chiffon PAINT Co.
Boston OF New York.
for sale by q. l.. HATHAWAY,
NORWAY. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
OXFORD.


Prof. e. u. French Of Chicago lectur.
ell at the NJ. T.. church Saturday even
Ing under the auspices Of the Sons of
Temperance. subject, Columbus and
The Worlds Fair at Chicago illustrated
With stereoptlcon.
Monday evening Prof. &. IL. French
aud Prof. Robert Rexdale Of Boston
give an entertainment at the Congrega-
tional church under the auspices Of the
Sons Of Temperance. Proceeds 10 be
devoted To the building Of lIersey Hall.
Friday evening THE Dairymaids'
Festival" will be given at the N. l.. yes.
try. There will he Ice cream and cake
for sale.
The infant child Of Charles and Emma
Bumpus died Monday, June 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfall Of Tennessee ars
visiting at J. II. Chspman's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
eNvcBuNo.

Misc Alice Morgan Il at homo from
Philadelphia for her summer vacation.
Those who attended the CougrcGs
tionsl conference at Mschlas had varied
experiences on their return--somc com
Ing by ths steamer Richmond, some BY
tug boat 10 Bar Ilarbor. others by thu
prescribed route on Saturday, but spent
sunday at Bar IIarbor. AZ fog prevent.
ed the steamer going 10 Bar Harbor on
Friday, O large humber came across thu
country, my miles, by carriage, In order
to reach home on saturday.
Mr.. Charles Blckford of Stow has
moved Into the house Of w. y. Ward
near the academy.
Edward Evans, now Of New Haven,
Ct, Il visiting his uncle, A. II. Evans,
In whose family the early years OF his
life were passed.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. Wallace
Tarbox have reviewed cards announcing
hi. marriage To Miss Mary l,cardon on
Tuesday last, at Milford, Mass.
Mrs. skinner, who has boarded with
Miss n. y. Charles the past winter, IL nj
her home In I.lttleton, y. II. After her
return they will 90 Ia housekeeping. aud
Mr.. skinner will remain at &. I. Ladds.
Mr. Iadd has employed . druggist,
Mr.. white. who boards NJ Mrs. =. liealds.
Postmaster Frye is spending the week
at Portland, where he went a. delegate
10 the convention.
The horse cars have emerged from
their winters secluslon, and are In rcadl-
ness TO transport the excursionists from
Portland 10 Msrthat Grove on Saturday.
risu STREET.
The fret quarterly conference service
Vas held In the NJ. o.. church st the Hsr'
bor on Thursday evening, June 18th.
The new presiding elder, Rev. A. ;.
Iadd, preached q very impressive and
encouraging sermon from the last chap
ter Of Revelation. ffth verse; There
shall BE- no night In heaven" In Intro
duclng the subject he remarked, that
many Of the experiences here we're typl-
fed by night, but they would not be
continued In heaven. AZ the close 81
the sermon he expressed Ill. surprise
aud satisfaction that such q large num-
Der should BE- present at an evening ser,-
Ice at this season Of the year.
Friday, about noon, q heavy shower
accompanied by . strong gale passed
through TIL. neighborhood. The wind
FRUSTRATED fences aud tore large limb.
from the trees while the rain came In
binding sheets. The thunder was very
heavy and the lightning sharp. A barn
AZ the Centre was struck but No great
damage done.
VIM. smart. wife aud .on, from Lew
i.ion, are visiting At NJ. VI. smart's.
The lIarbor NJ. o.. Circle met With Mrs.
Charles Evans, wednesday, June I'D.
4 goodly number were present. A
pleasant aud enjoyable time u always
expected meeting at TIL. place aud Ne
~rrc not disappointed this time. The
new pastor. Rev. u. u. Power. aud wife.
werr present aud entered heartily Into
the enjoyment 81 the evening. The
young people formed an important part
~ the evening programme IN recitation.
aud singing. The next circle will meet
with Mrs. Samuel Dearborn.