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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
SUMNER MIL

One day last week. the 9Th, we had .
brief visit from Lewis Cushmsn, u sou
of Isaac Cushmsn, one of summers old
residents now living In sherman, Aroo.-
took County, and his wife from south
Weymouth, Mass. They rode on their
bicycles from Auburn, but they nnd
our rosds too rough for bicycle riding.
Mr.. Cushmsn Il doing we'll la the boo,
and shoe business.
Arthur Head and his little .on from
south Weymouth made q short visit at
hi. aunt'., Miss Marcclla Heads, on the
old place.
summers son. and daughter. arr
glad Ia vlslt her, aud We Who still live
herr are glad Ia sec them.
Miss Geneva Barrett closed q sue
ccssful term 81 ten weeks school Last
Friday. the sth. In the afternoon the
school % seventeen scholars With in,it-
I'll guests. making q total of thlrty-nlne.
met on the spacious lawn at Niss Mar
celia Heads, WHERE the time was pleas
sntly passed In playing ball and Gro
qu.t, aud exercise. consisting % Sing
Ing and rrcltstions by the teacher and
pupils. Miss Alice Blsbcc, aged :,
holding flowers, CAV. an appropriate
closing piece. Afterwards. q strawberry
supper wss served on the Lawn With
bouquets ~ roses, making the tables
look pretty. The rcst of the time Was
spent IN gsmc. and all went home feel
Ing that they had enjoyed the afternoon.
sumner lIlll isa delightful place for
one a. enjoy himself In the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
pickvAlg.

Nearly all farmers In this VALLEY hay,
commenced la wing. We are one of then
and expect To harvest fully an averag'
crop.
Epos rsrnum has bought q house 10,
In Dlckvsle, slso the George Csnwell
house In Franklin. lie intends 90 tAks
the house down aud erect u on HE lot
the coming autumn.
Charlie. l.. Matthews has finished
work for ID. L.. Chenery and IL at work
At home.
Columbia. Wing has de,sled ons-hali
81 his farm Ia his sou william, who re-
GENTLY moved from Le~i..
There wss q baptism At Franklin
Centre July ii. Thr~ candidates we're
baptized by R-v. A. q. Abbott.
job Morrill, aud George lIussey re-
Gently s~appcd horses.
Splendid growing weather. Some Of
our people have pltchcd Into their hay
around edges . little, waiting Tor the
grass to grow some more. IL Ia very
green on most land herrabouts, and ow-
ing Ia the bad time Ia Kill weeds At the
hccing timc most cultivated crops need
brushing over sgsin.
The mills herr are running full time,
illing contracts.
Rev. W. W. Carver l. building himself
q new residence At West Peru village.
A young Austin girl appears quite
severely hurt from being thrown from .
load Of hay at Frank Morse, weines-
day afternoon.
Benz. Iovejoy aud wife are at WORK
for ID. l.. Chenery.
Miss sarah J. Brackett Who he. bcen
visiting friends here Il about returning
20 Minneapolis, where abe teaches Ia the
public schools.
We hear some changes are ordered by
the railroad commissioners before pas
senger trains eau be run over the l.. 4 u.
y. railroad extension; We should say our
river road IL death trap ss nov liked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
aRowhElelp.

Here II 10 Friday again and nothing
new In the way Of ltems. Everybody
knows it II awful warm weather and
farmers are improving it getting their
hay.
krs. Charles Eaton and children, who
have been Waiting Mrs.. A. Eaton, have
returned 10 their homo In Boston.
Mr.. Gardner Rankin, teacher Of the
grammar school, closed his school laal
Friday. We think from the rsp0rt ol
the scholars hs taught ono Of the heal
terms Of school thai has been taught
here Tor years.
A few days since We received photf
Of Grover Cleveland, would have HIN
framed bat 10 looks 20 lumplsh We hard
u think Il would pay. Poor man!
We were delighted 70 once more hav'
the pleasure Of peruslng Joha's interest
ing letter; 20 original, % cute! Why, u
| oar humble opinion - y fAr shssd O
Ben Bsaksr IN his quaint sayings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
MASON.

I,ev. ln.ley A. BeAb and wife Of Con-
way, y. H., are Ia town visiting friends.
Mr.. lIean Was formerly resident OF this
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby of Norway are At
n. IIutchinson's this week.
The most Of our farmers have com.
menccd haying and are securing = good
crop. should say about the same a.
last year.
Ernest Morrill, has bought the grass
ON Arthur Morrill's farm.
l.. II. Tyler and A. II. Witham are
cutting the grass on the Isaac Hatch
place.
Our school closed Tuesday after n
very successful term Of ten weeks,
taught by Miss Minnie Coffin Of brysnt'
Pond.
Your correspondent visited the new
city Of Iumford Falls last week. Busi'
ness IL rushing aud we noticed chance
where In our opinion the streets might
be improved by pounding down acme
rocks aud grading near the business
centre of the town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
DENMARK.


Silver Rebekah Degree Lodge Of Odd
Fellows will Install officers this Thurs
day evening, July 18th.
Mrs. Annie FREEMAN aud daughter
have BEEN visiting friends here for a few
days.
Mr.. George w. Gray has been at Pleas
ant Pond for few days surveying logs.
Mr.. Hosea Allen, q much respected
citizen, died last evening after . long
aud suffering Illness. Funeral Friday
morning.
A large party Of l,ebekAhs froI here
attended the installation of officers Of
the fryeburg Lodge last week aud had a
fine time.
The can makers In the corn shop will
finish this week. About ;OO,OOO can.
have been made.
laying has begun In this section In
good earnest aud every one IL busy.
Mr.. Augustine Ingalls, has began max
Ing boIes for the corn shop Of Burnhau
4 Morrill, Of this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
WTsY PERU.

Rev. W. W. Carver has purchased a
lot % Mis- D.. I. Tucker and i building
A house on Il. lie has the sllls on and
gupd Foundation. The Maxwell Bro.'
an, doing the stone work and u looks az
N the elder was building on a SURE
foundation this time. -. ssys any
thing 4. worth doing AZ all, 10 worm
doing ~ell.
some ~ The nsighbors have finished
having. 4 short, clean and good 200.
kenney stillman had toe almost
crushed OF by a horse stepping on u, 81
a. 10 have a doctor called, but u doing
~eli. kenney must keep out IRON uh'
der the horses In Nv time.
We nov have q regular freight ana "
.e.m. = little NOR, business like. =.
George Rove and wife and l.. "
Knight aud wife are on yi.it Ia friends
I'M thI. pl.c. through their vacation
rb.y have been al walihsm, Mass
Hot, hot, quite warm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
ALBANY.

Miss Henrietta VI. Clark Was brought
her. Thursday. aud buried by the .ide
Of her father, the late BENJAMIN Clark.
Jr. Her age Was 5; years. She died ri
North Bridgton Of cancer. There were
brief services at the grave conducted by
Rev. y. l.. Hunt.
Rev. lnsley Bean and wife Of Conway,
y. H., made us q pleasant call Friday,
They were visiting his brother, A. q,
Bean.
Mrs. Henry Fernald Of willimantic,
Conn, IL visiting her parents aud Others
here.
Miss Lizzie farnswofth Of boston l.
spending q few weeks at Daniel Clark's
Mrs. Osgood Drew IL In quite Poo'
health.
y. T. Judkins has closed his black
smith shop aud gone 10 North Norway
to help his father get his hay.
Mrs. Laura Cummings remains Yer,
feeble.
Mrs. Cole has new mower aud rake
purchased Of Mr.. Morse Of Waterford.
Mrs. Charles McAillster has gone :,
jackson, ". H., to visit her slster.
Mr.. a. q. Loyejoy and wife called OF
us few days ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
RESOLUTIONS.

whereas, Almighty God has seen III
to visit our grange again and take from
us our worthy brother, Herman a. Full.
Ter, who died at bis home In South
Paris, June 8, 1891; therefore be Il
Resolved, That while ne how In hum
BILE Submission TO the will Of our iIesy.
emily Father, we can but feel ssd, know
Ing Brother Fuller ~ . devoted Patron,
true friend and kind aud loving hus
hand and father.
Resolved, That We, the officers and
members Of Paris Grange, do sincerely
sympathIse With the family Of the deceas
ed In this great afiiiction, and commend
theu for consolation "a Him Who or,isr'
oil things for the best, and whos'
Establishments are meant 10 mercy.
Resolved. That, 80 q tribute Of respec
70 our departed brother, our charter, al
tar, aud working implements be drapcd Il
mourning for period az thirty days
and that copy az these resolutions b
sent 70 Nrs. Fuller and entered on oul
records, also that copy b sent % thu
Oxford Democrat for publication.
IIERnERr n. TucKER, COMMITTEES
w. Y. TwfTciiELI, on
Mas. FLORA A. MAxIx, Resolutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
NORTH BucKg,elp.

Everett Fletcher, wife and daughter.
Of West Peru, were In our place the 9th
aud l0th.
Mrs. WIN. Crcssey and Mrs. Daniel
storrr Of Minnesota are st their sisters,
Mrs. James D. Blcknell's, on visit.
Mrs. Dora Ames Of Dixheld has been
At her fathers, v. ID. Blcknell's, on a
short visit.
Gideon rletcher's daughter, Mrs. 1e-
roy knight, Of Auburn, N. ", IL In our
vicinity visiting.
Maud and Elva Heads schools closed
last week the sth.
Angie Elwood IL at work for V. ID,
Blcknell.
John Chaplin flushed hsying, the
i2th; IL doing Cid Fietcher's haying
now. Will commence for \. y. Mason
Monday, the 18th. John IL quite q
worker.
Quite number Of men Frustrated BY
the heat, the past few days, In our VI
cinlty.
Mr.. y. ID. swallow wishes through the
columns Of the Democrat 10 thank hl'
friends aud nelghbors for their Kindness
and assistance In his lose by the recent
cyclone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19

E.G. Greene, Eco. has gone TO Mad
l.on. Ne, on a business tour.
Miss Lizzie Noble IL at Grays in"'
Jackson, ". IL. p,r,.,
Joseph A. HOLMES aud wife OF i.ef,er
visited this week 81 Iie~eliyn A. VANS
xorth's. n, u
Mr.. Fr,d Five and Miss Ruth i1erce,
,cth of Hiram, were married nona.y
evening. July iith. AP'easant Ire '"
them. sA...
business college. Co..
Mr.. sidney Buiterdsld is al eny
ian. y. m. Mrs. Ilutterneld is al SseA'
an, Y.lls House, Jackson, ". IL.
W > In the shads wednesday amer
'V Our farmers ar. rushing their hay'ns
~" sr.' Marshall W. spring h quits
sick. A.. Pa.
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
WILSON'S MILLS.

Among the stranger. present th. i,h
we're 10. Z. P.rcivsl Of the Middle Dan
House, Mr.. Childs % Canton, Mr.. and
Mrs.. J. u. West, Mr.. and Mrs. Ass
FROST and Al,a Coolidge and family
from Upton, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gilbert Tyler
81 Grafton and . number of young Iso'
ple whose name. We did not learn
Me..rs. Chamberlain aud frirIlc and
Mr.. Hicks ~ Colebrook were the mu.i
clans.
The Dudley party Of Colebrock, who
ha,. been having . camp built NJ th'
river. went up for few days sporting
Tuesday, aud another party from the
same place went over 10 Deer Lick
Camp.
IN. hody Of the man who Was drown
III a week since Was recovered frida.
aud buried In the graveyard by the
brown farm.
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lnnaih,n Wet cnmmenced hAN


jonathan West commenced hayins
rucsdsy.
horn, July ., 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Win
field n. West, q .on.
Born at Lakeside, y. H., July g, "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neil, . son.
school closei on Esst iiill last FRI
dsy, taught by Mary Martin Of sumford.
Aa y. Abbott IA. purchased Buck
eye mower.
Mrs. bertha Judilns IL visiting
friends AZ Norway.
Mrs. Tom Warren IL very feeble.
Miss Lucind, Goodwin and Mrs. III. IL
Goodwin 81 Bethel are visiting In town.
Mr.. Alpheus Ballsri IL at East Rum
ford at work.
EDoch Abbott lost a promising coli
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
NevRv.

Splendid weather for haying this week
although . good many are not ready To
Improve Il yet. The hay crop bids fair
10 be heavy In this section.
A. w. Powers and wife spent the Sab
bath at Waterford Waiting friends there.
q. Il. Bartlett and wife and Eugene
Powers aud wife are Waiting friends At
Dlxield this week.
Mrs. David Vail has gone TO Augusta
on visit. She Was accompanied by .
sister FROM wisconsin, Who has been In
town for some weeks. The latter in-
tends to 20 to the Aroostook TO spend =
portion OF tho summer.
r. 3. Littlehais a not YET able 10 do
much business. lie has been our tar
collector for the past three years, and
although never vsfy importunats always
Got around In time. We hops 70 80
Elm aroand amoag ~ again srs Ioss 10
restored hsaltA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
WEST BETHEL.

This week has been hrst class hay
weather and many Of the farmers have
improved Il, while some are Jet hoelng
their crops.
Everything IL growing very rapidly
Potato buGs are very plentiful alec
the rose bugs are devouring the foliage
and fruit Of the grape vines and Other
plants and shrubs.
II. 3. llastings has bought . larGs
number Of lambs In this vicinity and
Mason.
George A. Grover 10 still sending
away strawberries, etc. VIII have about
three thousand quarts this season, for 81
OF which he nads ready market.
Your Macon cogreSpoadeut, j. u,
Bean, Esq., 70 the nounlpes OF thr Re
publicaus Tor representative from TN
district composed Of sweden, Stoushau
and Mason. We extend hearty con
gntulstions and assure his constltueotl
that They have made wise choice and
shcah give him every vote In thsi'
rsaks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
EAST aEIhEl.

Most Of the farmer. have improves
the nice weather the past week making
hay.
The interval. will yield an s,erag'
crop Of hay.
Miss Mary Dodge closed very profit.
able and Interesting term ~ schoo
Friday, July 18th, with declarations,
recltaiions, singing, ETC., which was en-
joyed by large number Ut the parents
aud friends. Mas Dodge has made
many friends In this place and all wish
her 20 return for the fall term.
Mrs. y. u. Bartlett aud children Of
Berlin, ". H., are now visiting at he'
fathers, W. y. Brown's, and other rela'
ti,es In this place.
Mrs. Mary winslow % lowell, Mass,
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. II. y. Bartlett
Master Nave Move of Lynn, Mass, !.
also visiting at II. T.. Isrtletts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
HEBRON.


Mr.. aud Mrs. lIorAtio Bumpus of
Wakefield, Mass, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs. Merrill aud MIss Eva Merrill Of
New York are ut l.. u. Merrilis.
Mrs. Addison Pratt of Boston IL at
Miss Martha Pratt's.
Mrs. George burlington IL with her
sister, Mas Hattie HALEY.
william Daggett, . former student at
the academy, IL In town ihls week.
Harry Scribner IL stopping o while
With his aunt, Mrs. W. y. Sargent.
Addie Maxim IL at her brothers for q
few days but will return to her sister In
sebago soon.
Octavis Pratt has gone Ia Old Orchard.
Leonard Randall went Ia Boston last
week.
The furnace has been put In the church
this week. AZ the weather IL now We
think no fire will he needed at present.
Thermometer In the nincties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
PORTER.


We are having some very hot weather.
Good weather for haying.
The late rains have made great I'm
provement In the hay crop. There will
lie good crop.
All other crops are looking we'll.
The shower Of tao weeks since Was n
small cyclone here; trees were blown
down. buildings unroofed aud crops In
Iured 10 q considerable extent.
Mr.. Edgar y. Gentlemsn's wife diesi
the past week Of typhoid fever. They
had returned from bangor where he had
been In business. She leaves one child,
q baby.
Mrs. II. q. Heard and Mr.. Walter lib
by aud wife are here on visit from
Kansas.
Potato beetles are making 1t lively fo'
the farmers.
Our summer term Of school closed OF
Saturday last, Mlsa Florence A. Pike
teacher. Mlss Pike IL one Of the heal
and the school has been very satisfactory
10 the scholars and district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
SWEDEN.

Principal o. u. stone and .on, Walter
are at Mrs. Maria Stones Tor their vaca
ton. Mr.. stone came over the road
from Portland With his horse and bug
~, aud Master Walter. sgcd n years
performed the feat Of riding on, HI,
bicycle from Portland tn sweden In on'
day. and he affirmed that the journey
could have been extended twenty miles
" necessary.
Mrs. wymsn Neyers IL Waited by bei
twin sister, Mrs. Mary Currier Of Hoe.
ton, Who resembles her .o much that
strangers, or people of slight acquaint.
snce, cannot distinguish them apart.
Mrs. Alvin PIKE Il In verv poor health,
having throat and lung difficulty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
ANrSoxlR.

wednesday, the 18Th, vas the hotties
day Of the season; the Thermometer q
one O'Clock registered u degrees.
llev. Mr.. Norcross Was called 10 Port
land Last Saturday by tho death Of sIs
ter.
Miss Annie Chapman Il spending Z
few weeks at &. +. Poor's.
Mlss Hannah harrington II home from
Rochester, ". a., for Q weeks vacation
Hon. II. v. poor and family have ~
turned 10 their summer residence.
laying 10 the order Of the day.
The Methodist Circle convened Ia
the hall Wednesday last.
Mrs. Arvilia Warrington Of Methuen,
Ma.s., 10 Visiting her many friends Ia
Andoycr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
SHON

C.k. BIckfori Ia In town helping his
brother Nose. do his having.
Mis- Iren. Dresser Il guest OF MI
and Mrs. ~. 4. Charles.
Nellie Walker has gone az 10 ofal
Inn, Jackson. y. H., Ia work Tor the
summer.
Ferley Bimford !. at work for Mr..
Fihsld having.
Eihsl GuplIll 1. at simeon Charles for
a few days.
wish "a say that u any ~ our neigh.
hor. want flr.t elias. ~hite~ashlns and
n,p-ring they can call on Mr.. -. u.
Charles, q. .he Z. glad 10 do u. y.
Some Of the farmers have commenced
10 hay. while Other. are just finishing
up their hoslng.
a.. II. bowman and Vim. i.s,iii srr
cutting the hay on the l.. IL GILES place
They ar, having hn. weather.
Mr.. ~. AZ. bowman I. on the sick li.t
"a thl. a ritiUg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
ROxBuRv.

Reed has quite . crew % men and
boys tying up his spool sticks with Mr..
bryant Of Locke's Nills, a. inspector, Ia
see that No sticks go Into the punches.
only such AZ are 1T 10 ship % Europe.
II !. = big job, and takes . great quanti-
~ ~ span-ysrn. The euds % the
bunche. have to be sswn Ia an exact
length so as Ia save room In the ship.
John l,~ed with . small crew has gone
Ia clear swan Mil Brook so that the
poplar can be driven out where there is
sufficient water.
The rattle Of the mower IL heard along
the line.
The very hot weather IL severe on men
aud teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
RuMgoRp FALLS.

The first brick Vas laid In the con
struction Of the paper mill Thursday
July Itth. The foundations are nearly
done and the walls will be pushed aloDs
rapidly until completed. 4. u. Tower,
IN eminent MILL engineer and a,chit-ct
OF lIolyoke, prepared the plans for this
mill. Mr.. Hardy 4. Ferguson, . grad.
uste of the Thsyer School of Civil Engi.
pccring, IL the rr.hI.at engineer In
charge of the paper company's plant.
The directors of the Rumford Falls
Paper Company held o meeting here
Wednesday. Among those present we're
Daniel y. Emery, president, Carrot
Schenck. manager, Col. u. u. Haskell,
treasurer, also several stockholders
whose names we have been unable To OBJ
tain.
Ethan willis will build q round house
also extensive car shed for the railway
company. lie IL getting the material
together and will commence work on
them at once.
lIearce 4 clifford did not get the con-
tract to build the abutments for the
highway bridge. ~ Was stated In last
weeks Issue of the Democrat. 10 has
Aimee been lee to Maxwell Brothers,
formerly u Phillips, aud We expect To
see some fine work a they come well
recommended.
AZ the last meeting of the directors of
the T.. aud II. y. Railway Il vas decided
to extend the line along the south side
OF the middle level canal Ia Hartford
Street where . hne and commodious
passenger station will le erected this
summer. spoford a Mitchell have
already commenced TO grade this new
line.
Freight trains ARE nov running reg
ulariy and business has taken . fresh
boom. We expect that about the first Of
August when the passenger trains get Ia
running. there will be- q greater rush
than there ever Was for Oklahoma.
q. W. Talcott has bought three lots on
Canal street and will put up plumbing
aud gss fitting establishment. Mr.. Tai
colt has slso taken several large con-
tracts for water works aud sewerage
system.
J. II. wariwell has received his CON-
mission and We expect to get our mall
at the new post Office next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
EAST BRowNFielo.

Having has begun In earnest.
Mrs.. John \. Perkins entertained the
circle on the 18Th. Between 80 aud D
we're there and the day being 80 very
warm the supper and Ice cream were
served under the trees and all enjoyed
the time very much. In the evening the
young people amused Themselves With
q boat ride and games.
Hannah Qetchell has returned from
Lowell aud will give music lessons as
formerly. .
A party Of ~ from New Boston aud
East BrowDfield spent Tuesday al
walkers Pond fishing aud picnicking.
whitman stickney spent saturday
and sunday at home.
Frank Mansfield from Providence, II.
l., Il st A. W. MAnsheld's.
Mary stickney is spendlnEa week nj
(1auNav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
SOUTHEAST eucks,slp,

sixty-hye sheep belonging To Mason,
Dayee and Record were struck by dog
cyclone somewhere near the ID day OF
night. Of the month. Ten sheep were
found dead, three have since died and
numbers are horribly msnglei. There
Was no witness 20 the deed but the cir,
cumstantlal evidence would be enough
to hsng man Ia New Hampshire, but
u may let of a dog In Maine with q
simple reprimsnt. The parties con
cerned are hardly able Ia feed mutton Ia
such large quantities to worthless dog
sheep are a nuisance anyway, but dog
must be kept aud protected! They arr
.sch a source of revenue! There Il pron,
In pups. JOiiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
WEST SUMNER.

Almost everybody IL nov having.
Average crop, so far. reported.
Mrs. Albert Maxim and sister from
Bockheld r~ently visited At !. d.
swifts.
Mr.. solomon Doble and wife made .
brief call at their home here and return
Ell Ia south Paris.
Mr.. Nernsl BATES of New Haven,
Conn, rccently Waited his brother, Mr..
Clinton Hates.
The compsny 90 .ix from Brockton,
Mass, have len for home.
Mr.. 4. 4. Mansfield who has been
visiting al his fsther-in-law's, q. A.
poble's, has gone to hi. home at Lynn.
Mrs.. Louisa Quincy l. here from
Massachusetts.
Re,. n. n. smith and Wife Of Nashua.
y. H., are visiting at J. }. Abbott's.
Mr.. frrd Barrvtt's 5-year-old colt Was
recently discovered In the pasture With
hls upper front teeth knocked back. II
l. feared the injury Il so severe ss Ia
ncSrssita,e extracting the di.srrsngcd
incisors.
Dotiie Head Ia. returned home from
south Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. ritr Of south Paris preached
at the congregational church sunday.
Mary Ellis of Portland IL spending
her vacation here.
John Robinson has q little son and
Harry i.lttlewood . little daughter.
Willie faunce Of New Jersey, q former
resident, and family, visited relatives
herr last week.
The Division Of Sous Of Temperance
had . public installation of officers
Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
EAST SUMNER.

Mid, humid weather last week. II
thawed In the sun. The ice has all left
the river. hut then IL Wa grand hay
weather.
Appearances Indicate that more hay
~Ill be harvested than last year.
Mrs. liibbArl has returned from Kan
cas- In improved health.
Summer visitors are putting In an Ap'
pe.rspce. Well, old Maine can take
care of them and give them good cir and
scenery In exchange for the "nlthy
lucre."
Rev. II. \. Rideout and fsmlly ol
Norway have been taking their vacation
st W. Il. Exstman's.
Rev. 3. D. Richarisoa has been stop
uins ~ hIs stand N Hebroo.