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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
GREEAMOOn


Good hay weather again, aud II II Il
not appreciated II certainly ought Ia De.
sinc. there Ia. been a good deal ~ hay
aud .om. grain nearly spoiled during
the last two weeks.
Gras.hOppers are more numerou. than
they have been for years. We have
heard an anathema pronounced against
4 dog that would not eat onions, hut
there u no occasion for extending II to
the grsssbopper. this year, since they
have eaten the most of ours, aud are
eating the corn silk. Whether the pol
len has done it. work so that the ears
will fill out remain. "a BE- seen.
There Il one insect nuisance that has
not put 10 an appearance this summer,
aud that l. the striped vine bug; We
have not seen one during the season.
Hut then, there have been enough po-
tsto bugs a. make II up.
Wallace Cumming. and hi three old
est sister. we're over from Albany on a
visit last week. Their father. j. W.
Cummings, l. so that be gets out every
day la fair weather. the Of the sisters,
Laura j.. has been living with one of
her aunt. In Auburn ever since she was
four year. old, aud l. . fine scholar.
There are six children In the family.
aud all nearly grownto man-and WOMAN
hool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
hERROh.


VIM. DIggett aud family Of Boston
have been spending few days at the
Bellevue House, but returned home
Monday.
Tuesday = party Of ladIc. aud gentle
men went from here Ia Norway Lake
for q DAYS fishing.
Mrs. Howe returned from Marblehead
Monday.
n. n. stcarns ani wife returned from
old Orchard Monday.
Mr.. Clark and family 81 Chelsea are
visiting relative. here.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ed Bartlett and Miss
Mabel have been visiting friends In the
place.
l.. I. IIumpu. of Auburn has been
In town few days. lie will 20 10 Ten.
ne.sse .oon, 20 engage In business.
Mrs. Cha.. sanger of Peabody, Mass,
|. at &. T.. Trips.
Dudley 4. Bailey, E.q., ~ Everett,
Mass, I. visiting his sister, Miss Hattie
Bailey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. u. y. Hood 81 Auburn
aud Miss Trlbou of Machlss are visiting
Mrs. Joseph iIibbs and other relative.
here.
Mis-. Hester IIibbs has returned home.
Mr.. y. y. Bachelor returned To Bos-
ton Friday. Mr.. lachelder has been In
the employ Of u. II. White a Go. for
fourteen years.
Dr. and Mrs.. DOMAIN have been
spending a few day. In Auburn. Their
little daughter Hazel will remain while
with her grandparents. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cushman, Miss
Jennie Packard, Miss Abbie lIibbs, Miss
Grace Bumpus aud Miss blanche Green
wood will go Ia Higgins Beach for week.
Some other friend. may join the party.
We are glad 20 hear II. ". Everett Il
improving In health.
Prof. Sargent and y. II. Glover visit
ed Rumford Falls this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
sEwRS


Marshall >NAin II Hanover met Nth .
singular aud serious acvidsnt some time
ago While unloading hay With q horss
hayfofk just a. th. horse started BE-
beCame eutAngl~i with the trip-roPs la
some way AMI ~ss drawn az very swift
IN. striking hi. srui, facc aud shoulder
,galn.t team with great force; h. VA.
very hadly bruised and unconsclou. for
some time. u ia wonder that he 80
cNp.d With hi. life.
m. Weather has turned fair again.
We finished hsying last Tuesday, get
ing iu two loads that had bc.n Oat uinc
iay.. A. an ofsst ". finishe,l getting
In oats last night. All IN prime order.
The hlusbsrrics arr very plenty shout
h.rv. and SUPPOSE ~ shall continue a.
.c,,ur the mountains for them after the
manner 49, q old. N any 10 our friends
from abruad are curious a. to how u !.
dome. w. hereby extend o. them an In
Siiaiion to come out a. cur plaC", snd
49, will shaw them how u l. done.
Friday and saturday 81 thl. scck
everybody l. going a. lt-thel Ia sec
Nelson tru,. Il l. chAnc. that wont
come every year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
lONEll

4 grand convert ~as given In ALL 81
The Congregational ssyiety ~ lowell on
Thursday evening BY the following
ladies aud gentlemen nov stopping si
ths fsirNiew
Ni.s HsisnM foianl. ~sprano.
Mr. b fuiand, tuutrAlts.
NJ y Fulknst, ftnor.
NJ 4 y. Guitt. hsrtiuns.
NJ NJ thAss. Pianist
NJ "a = LsgshaTt hsslsf
The coucsrt wss excellent and much
enjoyed by . crowded house. Mr.. II. \,
stevens 20 Brijgton Furnished free Of
charg, a tne ne~ plano Tor the cccs.ion,
and Mr.. Bsmi. "a thu American lloas'
andy gave the entertainment of Nj
stevens aud team While here. The net
prpc-.,is acre so.
There will lea dance and supper a'
The American lloase Thursday evening
ths aith Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
fAsy SIMMER

A party from TIL. place visited Rum
ford Falls on Wednesday. Among them
werc Ezra Keen aud family, Denni.
Keen, Mrs. Nellie Kicker aud daughter
aud Mrs. slocum.
The train. are we'll hlle'i With visitors
Ia Oaford's only city. The plac. !. yet
In the rough, but u gives evidence Of =
smart place ere long. Everything indI-
cate. pernanence. IL IL M Western
boom created to collapse. Several men
from East sumner aud vicinity are at
work therr.
\. Park va. nj home day or two
last week, but IL very busy In the store
AZ Mexico most 10 the time.
The few warm day. ~ last week were
utilized by the farmers In securing their
grain.
\ little meadow gras. yet remains un.
cut.
SLDCuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
eRveRt,ao

MIS- Emma shirley went home ON
saturday.
Mrs. Maria O.good % Beverly, Mass.
has been al Miss II. c. Osgood's.
Mrs. Mary Burrows shepley AMI two
grsnddaughiers are boarding At Mis- u.
y, Chsrles'.
Warren W. Towl-. ESQ, of BOSTON, Is
on his vacation at Dr. W. q. Towle..
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Cults aud W. y.
Ward of Orange, ". j., and friends. are
boarding st r. wiley's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. shaplelgh and sou and
Miss Marion Thursion. of Great Falls,
y. H., have been at Mas u. swans Tor
a week attending the centennial exer-
cises.
The all absorbing event of the week
has been the one handredth anniversary
of fryeburg Academy, which began With
a social reunion NJ Academy Hall on
Tuesday evening. st which q large gath
ering of former teachers, scholars, and
friends were present. The Press Of this
week has given full accounts of the pro-
evenings making II only neces.sry To
rccori some Of the visitors In attend
anc. There were scholars % more than
half century sgo, or nearly that John
II. kimbsll, Esl of bath, Mrs. IIuldsh
y. Chase, of Maiden, Mass, Charlie. e..
Webster, % Weymouth, DIR. q. Warren
81 West Ne~bury, Mrs. L. ". Hubbard
of Hiram, Dr. Samuel bradbury of Old
Town, Rev. u. L.. furber, u. H., of New
ton Centre, Mass, who was the chaplain
IL the dsy. Of later years Edward T.. /
O.gccd 81 liop~lsle, Mass, Miss Sue
Charles of wllbrsham, u. VI. Ilill 81
>toughton, Mr.. hate Randall of Halle
well. Maine. Miss Jane Sewsll ot south
Ber~lck. Mr.. John Colby of Chicago,
Mcssrs. AlNsh stone, Alex and Granville |
Tyler 90 Msssachusett. aud many others |
~ho came from FAR away and the .ur-
rounding towns Ia celebrate the joyous |
event. The full hoard ~ trustees w.r,
present except MAJ. u. u. llasting. sni
Gen. Wentworth cf Jackson. y. II. A
large number ~ the former teachers and |
assistant. were seated upon the platform |
With other distinguished guests. Mr.. |
Hull. the newly elected teacher. MAS
pr-..ut. The later cls.es were fully /
represented coming from distant parts
20 the United states. III. Mlsse. Whit
ing. ~ the class of -. from Topeks, |
Kansas, with their mother are herr. /
The dinner, prepared nv the managers
20 the ChAutAuqua Union, MAS very /
dainty and nicely served aud everything
passed Oh without anything a. prevent
entire enjoyment 20 the day excepting
regrets for the ahsent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
UPTON.

The Upton aud Enrol people united In
having picnic Ia Aker.' grove, Enrol,
y. ~, Tuesday.
Mrs.. Carrie \. Bro~n, 10 Brockton,
Mass, aud Mr.. Elmer u. Young, ~
bethel, Maine, were th. guests % Mary
l.. Ahhott last week.
Mr.. Edward wsllron and son II
Csnal,, With the Mi.sc. Cairns, of Hart
ford, Conn, have bccn Ni.iting at ". i.
Ahbott's.
school commenced Monily In District
Ne. :, Miuuic T.. Abbott, teacher.
Mr. Work. "a. oxford County Mis-
sionsry, was taken violently III Sunday
morning az Holt. Abbott., thus cau.-
ing th. postpoDcmcnt 81 the baptism
which vas 10 take place that after
noon AZ swcat's Landing. lie Ia now
couyalc.ccni aud l. stopping AZ MI.
GodNin's until able 10 resume hls work.
lIorn, Ia Mr.. aud Mrs. W. =. Ellln..
Noo'i, = daughter, August 18th.
N. 4. Chsse WAS the recipient 20 nice
EASY ch,ir from hls friend. Augu.t l2th,
u bcing the ilst annl,-r. nv ofhls birth.
"Nrl.on At ilcihcl" l. the topic of the
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
THE OXFORD BEARS.
= CONES Or THE WEEK ~ AL
ScT0Ss OF TsE COUNTY.

H - wv FNN@A
'h's. lH-.E 20 pruminrut Portland
-s-r'' r.. arry Lrry f'tiaS the lsih
g. TO- t.a tl, 40 A. ". train
p Irt.i tD Mechanic Fails,
sFsu E.m'.rl TAii. hy a special
p Cr,.. i,irat N 81 An AMER
~ H,.. .as work. aud The magnih-
tl''- ..srr. The, rvturucd o. the
~ abr. .rsrrr Robinson II Port
Fl -a- al .... .4l,h prepared. After
-.l.r- .' 'ls .4u,h they gave a fare
- "A. Maine. embryo city, and AZ
- ls '.s.s. VA. attached % thu re-
-.''tr a.i 40 returned to their
-, t-'I r.sas-i With their trip
\. p '-'sF pru.p-vts - another
& uA-.a,'sriug ccutrv In New
~. N'.aaar sho has charge 20 the
%. 'tf .Ear level canal Tor liver
"a lH.I. - here with a crew n
=. ''','.rc .Ert.s. snt getting tool-
49, r.E t1 commence work.
80 .' .r,t. f,gt all d. construct
- "a. 'ls greater part ~ which i
10 incest q the material
assa ir.u thi. canal Nill b. us-
y. al 'u.Irsmslt CA the side next
~ nl,r.
T' lIl1 hls thr frame up for a
.''' taai.us Ca Congress street
: .-.aa ff. lutsI
''lsf hi .eysuty-hye 20 dinbei
.' alI L,. had % turn many
20 atlf a accommodations.
4, E-ui"-i faus Power Go. ha'
- eHrs un The upper dam Ia
- w. 4 4. Richardson. Mr..
n .l'',rr IT, Time kryper.
'"InHr has put up boarding
-. az 10 dam aud boaris great
20 these men.
: l'l'nis D.. house full II hosr,i
h isrr everybody Within rsdt
4. - mlss IA. al thc boarief'
~ '..ns d. Carrying the mails
r.4 rN.ar.luu rites CA the rail-
~ thr number % ba.ln-si
u. y. '.'.,ofs. The daily average u
n - hqnirp,l.
4 = Slmi'0l Pail. Light anil watel
81. sri..1g The foundation ready 10
s,..-.' i'lt .Ight Stallion which :. to -
- 'a ihs north idle ot the rive
''r ~ ihe OIL saN mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
AAn0xTa

Rev. Mr.. iIoyt Of North Berwick En-
changed With Rev. Mr.. Grosc the 18th
Rev. Mr.. Jackson Of Providence, IL. l..
IL noticed TO prcach the I'D.
l.ev. Mr.. Sater spoke from the Con
grcgationallst pulpit last sabbath tbs
18th.
Lots of company In town. lyon The
street Ne noticed II. 4. Merrill, ". D.,
Of Portland, sadie Barber and daughter
Of south framlngham, Mass, Mrs.
Mary Barker aud Misc AbbIe Car.
pentrr Of Portland, Mrs. l.ottic Chap
man and her daughter, Miss lottle, J..
W. Clark Of Ilangeley aud Uncle james
poor. The latter gentleman, although
~ years old, walks on a. sprightiy NJ =
boy.
The brass baud IL to have . new uni
form very soon.
The Congregstionallst circle was en-
tertained In the hall last Wednesday by
Mr.. n. q. Burditt.
Abnl concert aud dance IL In prepar-
silop.
lion. n. v. Poor IL having . private
driveway made through his pine wood.
When completed Il will bea most beau
tlful drive.
Married In Andoyer. Aug. Is, Mr..
Clarence Mitchell Of l.oxbury and Miss
Su.ie wymsn Of Andoyer.
The lodge Installed their regular
officers Aug. l3th.
q. II. & u. \. Poor have set up their
thr-.hing machine and are ready to do
custom threshing.
The firemen we're called out 10 sxtin.
gul.h a small fire at l,ipley's MILL Sat
ur,iay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
wtsr PERU.

C.E. Wing. Esq., % Aubarn va. "a
town and stopped over the Sabbath Win
nj. uncle, l.. VI. Wing.
willard Arnold. while running bullet,
I'm . mold. dipped them In water TO COO
spd ala not get thsm dry. The iesa
feN In nj. eve aud burned IL quite BAD,
IN. A very nsrro~ escape Tor u u haa
gone little higher 10 would strueA
the sight. A.
an, Atkins has b~gun on his house
lie employ. =. y. Robinson ss foreman.
Mrs., Charles Mitchell Of lewiston u
In m. plac- visiting her sisters.
quite = lot Of stranger. In the place
n. y. Floyd 10 clerking Tor W. =
IN. Go~eli has bought q colt o,
Herbert Hammond. it 10 PAGER, sna
\. ..y. they have got to eat dust nos
NJ. W. Caryer's house IL almost reAuy
for the mssons. 49, L..
Mss Eva Dorr has bsen on the s'ea
list, bot u bsstsf nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
ajcketelD

A. y. Drummond Of watcrville was ai
Capt. &. n. Priuce's last week.
Miss Ellie y. Morrill, went to boston
for q visit recently.
Chas. 4. Hatch and HE bride were given
a band -erenade on their return from
their bridal tour Saturday evening, the
18th. Tie lawn at Hotel Long MAS
iecoraied with Chinese lanterns for the
occaslon.
Moses Puisifer and wife With Mrs..
VIM. y. Pulslfcr returned To Auburn the
18th.
Homer n. Chase Of Auburn Was In
town last week.
Miss Marion farrar returned 10 Earl
Vile, ILL.,. la company with the hates
family of Chicago, August 10th.
Mrs. wycr Greene 81 Portland yisiiei
her father and mother, Dea. David
fsrrar aud wife, last week.
A Harrison and Reid Dag was thrown
To the brcese last Wednesday evening,
while the band played "lisil Columbia"
several Of the de.ccndsnts of the late
l.smuel Cole took picnic excursion Ia
the old homestead In Hartford last
Thursday.
Miss May IIadley Of Cohasset, Mass,
IL the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace A.
Irish.
Des. David farrar IL quite III from the
effect of shock recently.
Truman Dsmon's horse struck Tor
freedom last Thursday. The buggy
MAS worked Into kindling wood.
The family of Lieut.. j. j. Chase are
selling on their furniture and are going
10 Colorado.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
ALBANY.

our old friend, \. u. Paine, E.q., 81
Marlborough, Mass, made u. a pleas,
ant call saturday. lie formerly resided
Ia Mason, aud Was one ~ their leading
men. lie went Ca Marlborough seven
year. ago aud work. AZ csrp~n,ering
lie say. be sometime. hears the com
plalnt IL dull, hard times, hut he ha. al
way. found a plenty 81 work aud fall
wages. lie take. the oxford Democrat
and would hardly know how Ia keep
house" without II.
P.P. Dresser and wife are visiting hl.
brother. la New Hampshire aud Yer
mont.
James we.tcott I. laying two stacks
10 chinineys for \. =. Cole.
Ab.l Andrews aud family have return
81 FROM their trip Ia New Hampshire.
Daniel Clark has commenced large re-
pair- on the school house In his district,
". ". Blri Il doing quite a bushes.
In supplying Lo,cloy of the Bethe
House bethel ililD With lamb and
chickens. Io,rjoy has his two houses
fillei "a OVERLOOKING.
Mr.. Cole. hired man saw q bear Ia
al. oats sunday. lie CAV. him the con
tent. II his ride aud wounded HIN, bui
bruln made hi escape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
MESI aEIAEl-

First-class hay weather this week.
Considerable meadow grass stiIl To cut.
A Buckeye moving machine In this
place, With this season, completes w
quarter Of century In the hay field. IL
4. doing fir.t-class work and there seems
Ia be no reason why IL isn't good Tor
ten years more.
A. \. Bean has attached . threshlng
machine to the power In his mill and
IL ready To attend promptly To custom
ers Who bring their grain along.
Some Of the farmers are looking after
Jersey stock Ia contemplation OF fur
nishlng cream for the coming butter
factory.
Our early apple. are finding ready
market at 81 aud 81 per barrel.
Fred Or,iway drives twice a week ia
Goriiam, n. H., with q two-horse load
of farm produce, meats and berries. lie
IL TO take 20 quarts Of blackberries alons
next Saturday.
r.. Grover has eighteen boarders
Mrs. Mary y. Stowell Of Msssachu-
sets aud Mrs. Charles Prescott Of south
Paris are visiting friends In this place
Mrs. Nellie Gribben's little child u
dead.
"Aunt" Hannah Holt, aged %, die,
Wednesday. She has boarded at w. II
Merrow's Tor several years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
SWEDEN

Two 20 the dogs that have done .,
much damage o. sheep Ia this vicinity
have lc-n shot by John Amcs.
John Evans Il Al work for >ecrtary
u. ". Mykccn 10 fryeburg. IL IA.
bought a Columhla safety aud therefor,
all b. expected o. visit hl. friends thi.
Way Occasionally.
The Waterfalls stove dealer, Who pss
~ through the toSn r-Cently, sold four
rangc. M toNn. too. l.. saunders, J. W
thute, Alvin Iike and y. 4. woodhury
aud slngulArly, each family numbers
thrsc.
Principal ~. n. stone, former siu'
dent ~ fryeburg Ncsiemv, attended ,hs
centennial exercises held there the 18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
NoRTn Buckg,elD.

W. are having quite lot ~ summer
company Ia eur village at TIL. writing
Mrs. Io.coe luck aud daughter al
Chelsea, Mass, are at her sisters.
\. :. lIessey. v. ID. Blcknell aud \. ID
swallow are preparing to rebuild thsiI
harms which we're destroyed by the cy'
clone.
4 small delegation from this place
vent 10 the Oxiori County horse trot.
Nr. Eliss Monk, Who has been .ick
for a long time, passed away the 10th
Mr.. Elijah Jordan Of Mechanic Fails
was at u. Monks over night the l!ih.
Mrs. Dumar 81 Boston Il visiting her
mother, Mrs. Africa fsrrar.
Harry Head sawed his thumb quite
badly In Head BROTHERS MILL the 18th.
II l. doing well At thl. writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
MASON.

We an, now having nice weather aud
people az, finishing haylng aud securing
their grain which IL very good.
The late rain. make the meadows quite
Net.
4. ". Grover ~ IVES, lIe bel found
Que ~ hi. ycarllng. dead In hls back
pasture la thl. town last week. Cause
unknown.
bert Angler, wife aud sou, Of MARI
borough, Mass, are stopping al D. i.
Bean. for few weeks.
Leon II. Tyler la. commenced selling
irc.h meat. Mr.. Tyler has been In the
bushes. for several year. ani Ne hop.
h. will continue a. II makes IL very
handy for "a. hack her, ~hcr. other
butchefs do not come, Ia secure good
beef aud lamb at our door. W. Ike Ia
.ce one prosper A. We think Mr.. Tyler IL
doing.
bog. continue to visit Charles brown.
flock of sheep hut brown IL on the look
out aud keep. good gun aud may use IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
WEST PANS

Republican rally Monday evening, IN.
week.
The men employed u the rionec,
mill Got put out with th.is foremsn, am.
while he vas absent Friday wen, on I
strike, bat they returned 10 work again
on Monday.
Mr.. Z. Horcyseck has returned from I
visit ~ hls native land. Germany.
u ". Andrews Il SOU To move Ia Lynn,
Mass. Mr.. Andrews has been one Of our
prominent business men Tor the past
twelve years. We understand that ne l.
"a engage In the manufacturing business.
We wish him ,uccess.
Mr.. L.. 4. Rates of New Haven, Conn,
came % this place saturday to spend .
lev days With his wife aud son Who are
stopping here.
George ". Ridlon anil wife In CON-
psny With Mr.. Georgr y. Reed aud " II.
made q trip throagh the couutry this
week With Brsdbary'. span combining
business With pleasure.
y J. Tosns.nd of Lynn, Mass,
tormerly Of this town, l. stopping q, 4.
\. Msrshalls.
Harry Gray has gone to New York To
procure Dob.
Miss Bertha Emmons Il making q trip
With her brother through the white
Mountains.
Miss Mamie Green % Berlin Fails, y.
w.. l. visiting trssuds here.
bslght stevens wss st home Thur
day night. lie has good position a.
book-kespsr al Berlin Falls.
a. e. Curtis % Cambriigc, Mass, 10 10
the place visiting relatives.
Mrs. Elifa Durham 10 Maiden, Mass,
"a stopping al the hotel.
Hon. 4. X. Slmonton Of Camden,
Milne, vii speak In this place on the
political issne- ot the dsy on Monday
evening. August .sth, at : ~ O'Clock.
Come one, cone all and flll the hall.
Miss Nellie lde aud Mi. EllL,beth
Dem, both % rhllsielphia, Pa, are
visiting ~ David kmmons'.
l. u. swan has Just revived new
supply of stoves and ranges.
Mrs. Nancy Andrews, wife 20 the late
l,sv. Nathan Andrews. died Tuesday nj
her daughters home NJ Tap Corner.
after long prOtnctci illness, during
~hich she WAS Away. patient aud
mindfal 81 Others. she was - year. of
see the 18th ~ last July. The rclStiyes
slsh through your column. Ia thank
the friends Who have a. kindly assisted
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
DlCSyAlE.

IlNk! Listen. Dh you hear the
Dicsy,l- steam whistler You won't
have tn listeu very attcuiiycly for II u a
good one.
John 4. l'utnsm has added steam
poser Ia his mill aud l. now ready to do
your thrrshing IL short notice. John
.aws shingles, clapboards aud hihs.
Mr.. John Martin aud wife of Win
ihrop are on yi.it 10 friends In town.
John wyman Ia. sold hls Smuggler
colt Ia Grafton Gordon 81 Auburn.
John smith IL oxford l. visiting his
brother Elbridge Ia Franklin Plantation.
Now u YOU want Ia hear FROM any
ether John inquire 81 John ~ Buckield.
Mi. Berths Andrew. ~ lewiston l.
visiting friends In Peru aud franklin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
VIII SONS niiIs

Mrs.. .. a. Flint aud Mrs. u. W. Dry
den returned from their trip to Bethel
aud vicinity the first 10 the week.
Mis. Lillian Flint OF Lowell Il visiting
al her uncle's, Fred fllnt's. She has =
vacation Of three weeks.
A series Of very severe thunder show
ers Wednesday evening, aud the heavy
rains since have raised the river to u
driving pitch.
The weather IL bad for farmers Who
have not secured their hay.
Albro Chase came down the river "a
meet Mrs. Chase who is nj the Berlin
Mills house.
Mrs. II. W. Dryden and daughter re-
turn to their home In Mansfield to-day
Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
WEST FRYtBUR6.

Mrs. cage. from II. Paul. MINI, Ml-.
wsbl-r ami Mr.. Andrews from ssedsn'
have been visiting At Mr. Henry An-
dfvNs.
Mis- Gertrude relrce from Everett
Mas, Z. NJ j. A. Jones.
Farmers are getting their oats.
sweet corn I. getting ripe aud the corn
shop start. up Monday. u,-
Mrs. Chester Eastman anu n ~.
daughter have be'n al her m"'he' '"'
a f.~ days.
willard Mansfield has been SUFFERING
from quite bad attack 10 etysipelss 10
hi. face.
Nr. John colby aud v lie from chlcseo
aud urs. O-gOod and children fron
Portland ar. al r. j. llsieys.
Mr.. Harold Wood has returned ir"n
Bridg,on where she has c~en WISHING
friends
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Campaign badges, like army badges,
are worn With pride and preserved NJ
souvenirs u they are nice; otherwise,
not. The two issued by the Home
Market Club this year IRE beauties.
They are made Of solid American tin,
from which hangs . tri-colorcd ribbon
bearing q cellulold card With hne steel
portraits Of Harrison and Reid. One ol
the metallic heads IL stamped "iioms
Market" between hammer and wheel
and shock of wheat, and IL surmount'
ell by the figure Of . merino ram. Ou
the other the word "Protection" up.
pear, and In place Of the sheep there u
: fax splnnlnE-wlseel, over which IL
'sgrandiathet's hat" Dealers are moi
allowed TO take more than 10 cents each
or % cents for the pair, and the club vii
furnish both and the Home Market Bul
letln one year for only OIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
nInEIEIn cENHRE

Quite number on the sick lat. Some
ditccn ot our people are being attended
by Dr Warren 81 Dccring.
T.. D.. Holman aud wife and !. !.
rowle aud wife have been Ca attend the
latter bay saints meeting At Piain,ille,
Mass
willis rowlc and wife Ar, at Weld TIL.
week on their summer vacation.
The town l. huildiug the new road
leading into the ferry, at or opposite the
Peru station
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
RoxBuRV.

Work on the dam at Gammou's Falls
for Chapman's mill has already begun.
Fred Chapman takes charge Of the Job.
Mr.. Chapman IL drawing lumber for
the fume. -.
staples has crew 1t Reeds mill With
seventeen horses drawing spool sticks To
I,umford Falls station. 10 will be big
lob 10 draw the sticks and the waste
wood. The railroad makes the waste
wood worth ei per cord at the mill.
without the railroad it would DO worth
nothing.
are nj Four Ponds.
An honored sou Of Oxford County
passed here this week, Ex-Governor
John ID. Long. He 10 now NJ bem's
campo.