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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
WILSON'S MILLS.

4 snow squsll "wednesday morning ~
q gentle reminder that cold winter ha.
come. snow showing quite plainly ou
the hill. Thursday morning.
John Olson had hi. hsni badly hurt
r-ccntly by the premature explosion Of
= large Or, cracker. lie has been "a
,olebrook tn see q surgeon.
John Moses, the veteran shc.p-buyer,
has b.cu In town the past year.
Peter Bennett turned dock of four
teen sheep into Taylor's pasture At the
foot 81 Mount Ali.coos last .pring. ~
last accounts he hsd found but one,
while the report of three being seen gu
the shor, II Richardson Lake would
show they wer. pretty widely scattered.
Eagles are making q havoc among
the poultry around here. They caught
three ducks Ia one afternoon, the last
of Master Allie Bennett'. flock. the past
week.
VI. u. s,urteyant aud Donald Gamer
on and Fred Taylor each have taken q
logging job ~ Besrce & Wilson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
EAST SUMNER.

X. q. Sanders, whose house was
struck by lightning aud burned, had an
auction on Saturday 10 sell of his effects
az he will not probably rebuild.
Sumner IL 10 observe Columbus Day
by appropriate exercises at West sum
ner. several school districts have pur-
chased nags TO place upon their school
houses.
Preparations are being made To erect
a corn canning factory al this place. by
the parties that operate one at West
Mlnot. The buildings will be erected
near the railroad station on the land OF
Oryille Barrows.
&. A. Record Of Paris Hill Academy
1. To have charge Of the winter term oi
school at the Flat.
A Mr.. Poole Of Abingdon, q smart
young Teller Of ~ years, has been among
us buying cheese. Few men OF his
years have his energy.
A gcodly number from this place at
tended the cattle show at West sumner
on "wednesday. Good attendance aud
good stock. a.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
NORTHWEST eeIntl.

4 house l. t-ing built over the miner
al .pring on seth Msson's farm aud im-
proVsments are being made near IL.
Mr.. NJ. Penley L. at Portland for a
while.
school In District No. 5 I. being
taught by Mi. Mollie Barker from
acros. the river.
Mr.. Lydia Morrill, from Yarmouth IL
visiting her aged mother, Mrs. Betsey
>cribner, At this place.
Mr.. J. 4. Torrey from Boston !.
again At Echo Farm for q while. She l.
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Bsylcy,
~ho arrived In Boston the Eth, having
b..n on an extensive foreign tour, but
Who thinks the United states the best
place Ia live Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
WEST PERU.

Born, Oct. eth, to the wife Of Lewi'
NJ. Knox, n sou.
Born, Oct. sth, To the wife of Edwin
n. Demerltt, . daughter.
Mrs. Abba Maxwell has returned ia
her home In Lynn.
Frank Demeritt has raised the boss
apple this year, measuring II l.? inches
10 circumference and weighing IL lbs.
We have got new bridge In the VII.
lage, and Il looks A though Jumbo
might cross In safety.
\. p. Robinson was up 10 Woodstock
last week hunting aud trapping. lie
and Z. Bisbec got two foxes Friday
afternoon, and two coons Saturday fore
noon. They saw deer tracks quite plen'
ty In some places.
Bern Mcintire 10 at home for . few
days hunting. lie has been out fou'
DAYS and captured four foxes.
Lewis Burgess has gone TO ltumford
Falls 10 work for the Maxwell Brothers
on the bridge abutments. They would
like few more good men.
Mr.. A. v. Harris Of Auburn Was In
town Sunday.
Mrs. y. O. Walker Il taking music
lesson In Canton.
1T. Hammond has gone to Bostor
to spend the winter On he does not come
hack before spring..
Mrs. Susie lIaines has gone to Iswis
Ton on q visit.
Look out for burglar, they are oil
around 40. We would like 70 kuow
vien thev ara ROlng 70 call. 20 A 70 Ii
prepared 70 receive then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
DENMARK.

Miss Jennie q. Eaton, of Greenwood,
Mass, who has been visiting her uncle,
George W. Gray, and her aunt, Mrs.
Charles q. Pendexter, for few weeks,
has returned home.
q. q. Pendexier !. on business trip
To Portland.
Mls. Abbie Gore takes the place of the
late Arina sawyer as assistant postmss-
ter.
George whales has returned from
Boston where he has spent the GUNNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCollar Of Dixville,
Canada, are visiting at Z. ii: Mclntirc's.
ID. W. Goodrich has finished nice
granite monument for the Mckusick
family.
c. w. NcKenney OF Boston IL In town
looking after timber.
n. ". Moxcey and Foster +. Pingrcc
have sold small lots to the Saco Lumber
Company.
I. b. Richardsoa Is building . stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
NoaYn a,IckeiElp

J. n. Damon Ia. sold hl. old farm To
Mrs. Mshals Wood.
Mrs.. Clark Mar.ton Of Auburn has
been at her brothers, 4. y. Mason's, aud
other friends Ia our vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Ciapp Of salem, Mass,
who has been At her sisters, Mrs. Mar
TIA Records, returned home the llth.
Had an old fashioned husking at A..
". spaulding's last week.
Fred Head IA. returnei from Brock
ton, Mass, where he has been on n
visit.
Green apples are quite plenty 10 our
place.
The streets were full of teams going
aud coming to and from the West sum-
ner fair the l2th.
james Robinson has sold his farm Ia
q Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. Fred 4. Taylor has returned
from Poland Springs where be has been
all summer and will stay at II. u. Her.
sey's I'LL February next, when be will
90 10 Boston 10 take the management al
very large new restaurant which u
being erected for him on Washington
street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
HIRAM.


DIR. Charles X. Wilson has been .e-
r,ou.ly mn with Inflammation OF the
bowels. Dr. s~ssey Of Corni.h attends
him aud his patients. lie IL improving.
Mr.. C.phas wadsworth OF Bostou
made a brief ,i.it In Hiram this week.
Mr.. Charles y. libby OF scarboro
Nth two children IL visiting her fAther'
Mr.. Benz. burbank. =
James u. Wilder IL improving In
health.
Mr.. Rufu. ". Lowell has removed to
the Daniel W. Fierce house.
J. Davis wilder learns that his daugh-
ter Elira az saco IL Improving.
winfield W. fiye IL In III heAlth.
Emerson kimball and I'll Ciemons are
Al Paris on Jury service.
Hon. MI h. Beano Of Brownfield VAS IN
town Thursday.
Dr. Charles y. Harris and vile OF
yry.bars ~ere In town this week.
Nosh RANKIN contsmplates removal
IN lewiston Ia teach bookkeeping and
the .tudle. pursued In business college,
having had . situation In l.. A. GrAy's
Buslpess College In Portland.
Glorious autumn weather nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
w1sT BucKgItlD.

A. VI. Bonney has swspped horses.
James Richards has got home from
Wilton where be has been at work.
Flo.s Harlow .. teaching school.
\. y. Bes.ey has got his new barn so
he can get his corn Into IL.
A. =. Richards aud Wife OF sumner
were In town Monday.
A. VI. Honey has bought Mrs.sI.. ~.
MDrse's oxen.
4. ". Lowe IL going to move away
from James Richards.
Ora Monk IL cutting apples for u.
Turner.
Angie Ellwood IL cutting apples for
q. W. Hammond aud Maud Harlow IL
cutting for W. Tucker.
Ernest Damon has bought him an
evaporation.
Mr.. Green, Miss Persis and Tot Mason
Of Berlin Falls, n. H., are at y. Hem
nett's.
Mrs. &. A. Warren IL on the sick list.
Herbert Cooper has been at work for
A. ". Bonney helping him yard his hem
lock.
Jane. Levi. worked for G. A. Warren
thrrshlng last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
ALBANY.

Mrs. Jerusha, widow of the late
" lillian shcdd, peacefully passed away
the sth Inst. she WAS the oldest person
In Albany. ~ year. old. She had bern
= devoted, consistent member of the
Congregational church for slSiy-one
years, truly q mother In Israel. Until
old aye .he WAS healthy and strong.
Away. ready to use her strength In
caring for the sick aud sorrowing. For
many year. past .he has BEEN . great
sufferer, hut .he borr all With fortituds
and patience. She always had smile
and q pleasant word for everybody. She
had q host ~ friends, and probably No,
an enemy Ia the world. She leave.
many relative. and one .on about ~
year. of age, with whom she lived. lie
|. quite an invalid. lie has the .ympa.
THE. of the community. Her funeral
was very largely attended at the church
sunday. l,cy. Mr. skinner Of Water
ford OBLIGATED.
Mrs. Phebe Atkinson IL quite slcs.
M-. Laura Cummings, aged ~ years,
Ia rather feeble.
Wa. glad To see our old friend, O.good
French ~ North Norway, AZ the Corner
Thursday, but sorry Ia learn IL the dis
tr..sing sickness u his brother Pcricy,
Who Vas for many year. q resident oil
Albany.
Jerome Msthcw.on % Hyde Park,
Mass. Who has been here about ten
weeks, caring for hl. wife. father,
Ju.tic, Aspinwall, aud settling up hi.
business, started for home "wednesday,
with horse aud carriage, Intending "a
drive "a Portland aud there take the
boat for Boston.
Charles Grover has moved hls family
"a the Cumming. Lawrence place.
Simon Grover las moved Ia East
Stoncham.
W. W. Blri l. doing quite q bushes.
butchering lambs and carrying To Bethel
iiill.
Abel Andrews Ia. been visited by sew
sr,l ~ al. nephews aud nieccs fron'
Lowell and vicinity.
Carter 4. Grover has returned Ia hi.
work In New Hampshire.
some of our people at the corner
went Monday Ia the funeral OF George
kenDer.on's baby at Lynyhyille. There
have been four deaths Ia Albany within
three weeks. Two babies under siA
months, aud two adults aged 10 aud %
years.
The Mutual met Thursday evening at
Daniel Clark's. An Interesting occasion.
The .ult la the pauper case, Pari'
against Albany, Was Withdrawn. The
Psri. town officer. concluded that dis
cretion Was the better part Of valor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
9uCkTtelO.

| JaIrus A. Harlow and daughter Of
Boston were In town on the sth Inst.
Hon. Ebeu y. Rand Of the Portland
custom hou,e VAS In town Saturday,
the 18th.
Dr. y. J. ilonney of Lewiston spent
sunday 81 the home Of hIs father, Hon. a.
T.. Ilonney. /.
Mrs. Inerahsm and daughters returned
Ia BrookiIne, Mass, on the l0th Inst.
burglars made raid on the stores of
@. u. Atwood a Co., j. A. Isswsou, drug
gist, and J. n. Tobln's meat shop, SUN
day night, Oct. nth, securing about ten or
twelve dollars In money, .on'e canned
goods, cigars, &c. Probably same party
that vent 10 Dixneld two nights later.
A masquerade ball and supper occurred
at Neslnscot hall last week.
The remains Of Mr.. u. a. Bartlett of
BOSTON, husband of Mrs. florence Muir
dock bartlett were brought here for
burial last week. Funeral At the real.
dence of Dea. y. T.. Murdock, Tuesday,
18th Inst.
l.. l.. Farrsr of Mechanic Fails has
moved Ia East Branch farm, aud Will
have the care of Mr. Bisbee's horses this
winter.
Ms. Horace True Of Turner visited her
Iluckfleld friends last week.
Mrs. II. ID. waldron and Mrs. Alfred
Cole are visiting friends In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
EASI aEIhIl.

Mis-. Lucctta Bartlett Ia. given up her
business at Lawrence, Mass, aud moved
home To live with her father, Jonas
bartlett. Mis. Bartlett la fr.t class
dr-ssmaksr.
Mrs. sophia swan. while attending to
some work In cellsrwsy, misplaced her
hand aud fell To the lotion stair, lnjur.
lng herself very severely, but fortunate
IN breaking no bones. She IL now &C.
riou.ly WI.
l.ey. \. n. bryant gave . pictorial
lecture NJ the church "wednesday even
Ing, oct. 18th, on the "l.ife ~ Christ"
sixty biblical pictures were Illustrated.
enlarged To- ten feet square by u.c Of the
st.t.opticon.
Mi.. Helen bartlett has gone to Lewis
ton drc..making for few weeks.
Nell n. llsmlin % Durham u nov
with hl. mother, Mrs. sophls swan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
BETHEL.

Mr.. A. T. Rowe has nearly completed
the changes In th~ IIAmmops property
on broad Street. lie has put an extern
slye veranda ou the main part 0f the
house; shIngled and painted; removed
the old shed and made great inside Inn
provemeuts. In fact, be haa renovated
the whole establishment, and Il Il now
one of the most desirable of residences.
Tie feucs which formerly surrounded
the yard In front has been removed, .
marked Improvement.
school nj the academy 10 progressing
finely. Interesting and Instructive
lyceums are held each Thursday even
Ing.
A very successful concert VAS given
Saturday evening last, at Odeon Hall for
the benefit Of the Methodist society of
this village.
Judge Foster |. now at Ellsworth
holding court.
The Iiethel Chair Go. IL busy hllIng
orders. They have In their large ware
rooms here one of the finest lines Of
work 10 De found.
The ladies connected with the VI. y.
society will hold their annual harvest
fair next week At Paitee Hall. An an
tiqusrian supper will be served between
@ and \ r. NJ, ice-crezm late In the even
Ing. Prof. Wight With the aid of the
best singers In the county aud all the
chorus In and about bethel Will Join In
an old folks concert at Pattee Hall Sat
uriay evening. The singers will come
out dressed In costumes of ye olden time.
We are very happy Ia learn Prof. j.
Hart and his company Of comedians will
make their appearance at Iowr's
Opera House Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next, Oct. IL, II
and ~. All who would like 10 laugh
and grow fat, just be- present.
bethel butter factory IL completed aud
the machinery IL now being put In. VIII
be rrady for operations next week. 800
cows have been secured to furnish the
cream.
Bethel corn factory has put up this
season. 10000 cans Of sweet corn, all
In fine condition.
The NJ. T.. church IL about finished.
VIII be ready for use In about two
weeks. The pew. have been ordered.
c..ting $50. sev. Mr.. Pickett, the pas
tor, Just the man for the place. Il very
popular man. The church will co.t
about 5000 and will bc great Improve
ment on the old church blown down
some twelve months ago. Every man
and woman In the several societies gave
freely towards rebuilding the church.
Among the contribution. are Judge fos-
ter aud wife, $50, y. 4. Rove, &.
Rove, each siOO, John swan, sl0O, 4.
BI.bec siOo, NJ. q. Foster, wst.r,llle,
siO, the lat. Timothy Chapman of
Milwaukee, $40, Ira q. jordan, go, \.
Chandler. so, aud lots Of other. from
as to as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
PORTER.

Nice weather for harvesting. Farm
ers about here are about done. rotAtoe.
light, other c'ops quite good. Apples
are plenty, bat prices are low. The
bcst are selling for sl.j0 per barrel.
Mark sawyer aud Elmer have chosen
sides for cunning match To come on
saturday neat, the side getting ths
least count paying for an oyster supper.
Some In this place have gone Ia Hos.
ton on the excursion this week.
Mr.. L.. II. stanley IL having hi. build
ings painted. D. 4. French and John W.
Rice ar. doing the work. They are "a
paint the old north meeting house. II
has not been painted Tor SON. over
twenty years. II WAS built la issi.
!. l.. French has got q pension Tor
Mrs Su.i. SsNyer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
Mris.sa fer ,h. Orfori ptmrr...

DOES " PAY TO RAISE cvcvMseRS
v. r. DcCoster Of Buckneld gives hls
figures for cucumbers during the past
season.
He plowcd one quarter Of IN acre In
his pasture. Dressed lt In thu hill With
manure and phosphate, with the hills
about four feet apart each way.
Ills hrst picking WAS August ID and
the last September 18th. lie made 10
plckings, working % II hours. lie
sold e35.06 worth and used At home, &C.
tlmated 1t any cents, making total Of
o3l.l6.
He lives three miles from the depot
and Was thus obliged TO spend . good
deal Of time hauling them. Bot the trip
was Often coublnsd with other business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
Ia BTBlI QUESTION.


Arvalsr p thy Democrat answers the
~ q at week pretty thoroughly
= tla.
is's,r. contained In the Bible, 1884,
Aari. contained Ia the Bible, 80, eva.
sos' contained Ia the Bible, C6.
.talirrs cuuiAin~i In the Bible,
as
Asrsss contained Ia the Bible, 5l,l5J.
~ apn,ryVha has III chapters, d,O>l
- al1 i.!l>i words
~ .Drgv.t Nvrs. Ia the Bible IL
-..iff ''l ,haptsr. pth verse.
IT, u.il.r b.ok In the New Icsta-
~ L. 81 lhrssa.onians.
~ uHii.s chapter and the least In
h.h.r q. Palm ~.
~ inside verse l. the >th - Palm
~ Norl and orcurs l0.c>ltimes.
~ surl Jehovah occurs ass times.
~ uli.e tuok u "a. old Testament
'tr1vft.
~ utii.s ghlptsr l. job -.
~. uaii.e verse /. ~ Chronicles ~,
= i'th verse.
~ "a, verse i 1T Chronicles. chap
iad i.t verse.
l- lrh chapter % "a Kings and
- IS, 20 Isaiah are 10th alike.
~ !i'' verse, chapter : ot lara, Ia.
- .r''srs q the alphabet.
- shortest verse In the Bible !. II.
~ l.ih chapter Iith verse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
RRvANT,s POND.

Vim. &. brooks Of Stoneham has NOV
ed Into the rent over y. n. Bartlett's
store.
Mlnot Davis Of Milton Plantation 10
teaching Ia the Gore district.
The Grange Dramatic Club played
their first drama In the new hall Satur.
day evening. The hall wss crowded To
lie utmost, which shows that the corpo-
ration did not lay out any surplus room
in their building. They have = hpe
stage aud excellent sceoery. Tho grange
people, and our citizens generally. may
well feel that the building II credit TO
the village and town.
NJ. =. A. Estes 10 moving from
Bethel 10 the Swan stand In TILE village.
There will b . sabbath school con-
cert ct ths Unlversallst church Sunday
evening, Oct. 10.
Mr.. X. Stephens has Q large amount
Of nour on hand. lie u selling the beat
white wheat aosr Cor 600 per barrel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos OF the WEEK M AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
RuNFoRp FALLS


A. n. Bartlett Ia putting In a foundx-
tion on the corner of Exchange aud
Canal streets for Jcseph Hall Of Cor
ham, ~. II.
Postmaster wardweii IL having . cel-
lar excavated under hls store. simpson
a Powers are laying the brick walls.
Mr.. Eyer.on, Of the firm of Everson a
l.lddle, contractors, has bought ten lots
In the residence section on Knox STREET.
lie contemplaies Building on six Of them
this fall.
Work on the Paper Company. houses
IL progressing rapidly.
Edward Frsnci. ~ bath, Maine, IL
bnildlng tao houses on Franklin Street
Tor parties from Grsnby, VI.
Howard a Babb have their house ON
Hancock street up aud boarded.
". 4. a W. 4. Richardson ~ Gorham,
v. w., have bought = lot on Cumeer-
land street. They will build this fall.
Prank Richmond has sold one Of his
lots on Rumfori Avenue to Conductor
Moore.
J. 4. BADGER has commenced Ia frame
the lumber tor three story building on
the corner ~ Congress and bridge
STREETS.
Raron a Baker have got their store on
Cougr,-s str-et up and boarded.
MORT. Dunn has leased his store Ia IL.
>tinehfield % Berlin Fails, y. H., Who
viii soon cyeu Il with full line of ready
made clothing. ,
Alhenl Cote has hi. house on River
street up aud boarded.
IN. koller makers are putting up
l.ry. smoke stack At the Paper Com
pany's mill. II L. i've feet In diameter
and les frst high from the base To the
top and wlll not - guyed. A. an old
csly,r aid the other DAY as he stood In
froni % Turner. lookin. NJ the men Tar
40 on the staging. that's master fan-
mel"
Morrison l. doing quite . business la
real estate. lie IA. sold three lots late
~.
4. ". nlcott 10 wcon.ocket, u. l.,
u expected sooa To commence on the
sater works. The pipe Tor the same !.
here ant will soOu - laid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
pOSauRy.

4 skunk mad. raid on Jim Irish's
pork barrel. The barrel ~as entirely
d,stltui. 20 pork so the thief contributed
himself 10 the family supply. lie .slic'i
himself down in the barrel. The barrel
l. ruined. No one stops long at that
hous. only from a sense % duty.
Mr.. Bartlett la. let the job Ia haul
so cords ~ white birth landed al
Chapman. mill. \ biz job.
Mr.. Judkin. and sou are putting In the
stone foundation Tor >wain's mill. The
steam boiler I. already on IN. spot. IL
~as brought up river by eight heavy
hur.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
SWEDEN

Beautiful days ending In most gor-
geou. sunsets. Truly the weather thi.
autumn Il all one could wish.
Everybody very busy picking apples
which are good and plenty In thi. W.
entity.
Rev. Charles llsrbutt % Bridg,on held
. conference With the Congregational
church In thl. place the ilth which MAS
Yer, Interesting.
Mr.. VIII Wesley from Grand Island,
Nsb., IL visiting his brother, stephen W.
On hi. way east be attended the national
encampment az Washington.
John Wilson aud family have found n
temporary home In the house Of seth
Bracket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
NtWRv.

Mr.. John Danforth, wife and child,
are stopping at D.. u. hnApp's for a
short time prcyiou. Ia goin; Ia Florida
Tor the winter.
Mr.. Diantha Aldrich and Mrs. Isaac
kilgOr, are on the sick list.
Orrin Poster has raised large lot OF
ample. this season. lie has gon. to iIer-
lin this ~.-s to .e- about -elliag them.
No buyers have put la appearance In this
part A. yet.
Newry has not so far a. J can learn
any representative la any capacity at
Paris this term 81 court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jane. Hammond and
their son Guy, Of Colebrook. are Waiting
at J. y. Iirsdbury's.
Philip bradbury aud his wife have
returned from their visit at Colebrook
James smith has come back from San
ford and Il visiting at q. w. PArtridge's.
Isaac McAlll.ter has bought farm Ia
Auburn. lie moved his family there
last week.
They are having sings and pie con.
tests In the Pike Hill District. and good
times are reported.
Frank Tucker IL In Massachusetts, nj
work on q farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
EAST sRowssitlo.

An Indian summer this.
col. 4. 4. Gibson Il al hls dsughter'.,
Mrs.. Newmans, at frycbarg, quite vi.
Their. "a. an old fashioned hasking al
4. II. Fe.ssnden's ca the l2ih.
samuel stickney has gone Ia Porter
10 teach school.
Miss POLAND. the teok agent, Who has
BEEN In town some weeks csnyas-lng.
IA. gone "a Denmark aud Ind. IL bet
ter place than Brownhcld In which Ia
ell hnnks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
ANOT-CR ANswtR.

Ssh'"8p CENrEE, ct. ~, ls93.
= aasser yOur Norway Lake cor
.iFlt The Bible contains !, Sc, :
-,i'r' ss5,G2 words 81 ,l7J verses
,lipisr., aud ~ hooks.
MK.. I. n. RICHARDSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
EAST WATERFORD.

George ~. Keen IL home from Deering
aud Perley lIod.don from Buxton where
they have been working.
Mr.. and Mrs. iIutchins % Lowell visit
al at Ira Johnson's last week.
4. j. Patterson IL at work for Aaron
Libby putting an addition on the ell Of
his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
EAsr RuMeORO.

Born, sept. ?2d. TO the wife Of Edwin
T.. Abbott, . daughter.
II. A. Yeaton Of Dixfield was Ia town
Wednesday.
q. ". Richardson Of Canton Was In
town "wednesday.
ID. \. Marble of Dixheld was In town
FRIDAY.
David Adkins Of Dlckyale ID thre.hing
here.
Part of the iowa are kicking because
the town voted to expend 50 large
an amount on roads aud bridges.
Wilson Thoms. received s!ai for hi.
sweet corn; A. J. knight, sl6i; J.. w.
Abbott sl0j, little over a. pes acre.
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Mrs. Eva West IL spending few days
with her parents.
Mrs. 3. Raymond 10 very III with
typhoid fever.
Isabel Douglass of Everett, Mass, IL
the guest Of Mary l.. Abbott.
Foxes are very plenty this fall, but
no partridges.
Mr.. Parker Of the berlin Mills passed
through Uptou the 18th.
The lumbermen are getting ready for
the woods.
Joseph Elllngwood aud Henry Inm,n
have returned from Paris.