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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02


The funeral 81 Roscoe q. Grcehe, E.q.,
on Wednesday ~s. attended bya large
number of friends from Hiram ,snd adj.
jsccut towns. Rev. Mr.. Radcliffe Of
Madison preached an able sermon from
Deut. ii.sl. Rev. Mr.. sanborn OF
Hiram, aud Rev. Mr.. Congdon OF West
BALDWIN also attended. All the men,
ber- of the family we're privileged To be
present.
Mrs. Daniel W. Fierce visited her 900,
Allen VI. Fierce, recently, At Portland.
Rufu. y. Lowell, Isaac :. lowell aud
Marshall l.. Clemens are at work nj
Jackson, y. III.
We are In the midst 81 q droaght oi
unusual severity.
Mrs. Wallace u. wadsworth v slow
ly recovering from her long aud severe
illness. :.
Hon. Almon Young and william y
Greene have q large numner OF summer
bosr,ierS.
Mrs. william a. storer IL very feeble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
eAsr aRoWNe,Elp.

The Chautauquans aud their friends
have gone To fryeburg Ia the assembly
some to remain through the whole time,
other. AZ long as they are able.
Circle st Nrs. samuel wsrren's ou
Wednesday. A large attendance and
pleasant time.
A party Of twenty.four went plcnlek,
Ing 10 Ice Pond on the 18th. We found
the pond but the Thermometer did not In
dictate that the name va. well applied.
Al party from New Boston called al
the Stickneys' q few days since.
Elm Cottage will be hlled next wcel
With the usual boariers.
The anniversary Of the Y. l.. :. &. T.
Was observed at the Congregations
church on the 1jth. Rev. Mr.. Davis
gave an account Of the meeting In New
York aud q reception was held at Rev
y. l.. Eastman's after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
HEBRON.

Nd. Harlow Ia. q yoke OF TAT oxen,
.,.r.rr .iis fce,, and well ma'sheu
NJ. W. n. sargent left on Monday
,or Brookiyn y. Y, to Walt her sister
Mrs.. Capt. >crihDer.
Dr. and Mrs. Crane and NJ. and Mrs;
BrsInari have gone to squirrel is'a"a
for a few weeks. ,.
n n. steam. and his little daughter,
Ora have been to odd Orchard Tor
Few day. 10 yIsit n. ". Everett.
B.rt Glover has q very sood p'sse ~
.~.s, corn. "a IL called the best IN t''
slcinity. ,.,,,,
n VI. Cu.hman and friends OF Auburn
.pent sunday al n. A. Cushmans.
Mr.. Thompson 81 Auburn Nisi'ed ~
a,ush,sr. Mr.. Dr. Donhsm, this weeA
NJ. Trcd Parsons 20 Auburn spent
,.~ d.y. At J. u. s,urtevant's last ~.ek
PsrtIe. continue To visit Old s'feaAe'
for blueberries. ,,,
Mr. a. A. Turner of Boston is bosfu
ing at A. q. Bo~mans- A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
UPTON,

Locals are fearfully scarce, u you
don't believe Il devote few minutes OF
your time and try TO recall what has
happened.
Everybody IL busy with their every
day work.
The Abbott House l. filled with board
ers. Among the latest arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. wilder and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. bailey Of Roxbury. Mass.
Mrs. Clara Champion Of Roxtury,
Mass, IL visiting her sister, Nrs. II. y.
Coolidge.
July a,th, born TO the wife Of 8. II.
Raymond, daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt Of Albany gave q
lecture at the church last Thursday
evening. subject, Y. +. y. G. X. Con-
yention at Minneapolis. lie also occu'
pied the pulpit last sunday, Mr.. Mann
going to Erol and Millsneid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
wfsr SUMNER.

A party Of ladies and gentlemen, resi-
dent. Of this village, went on tour Ia
..the back lots and came home In good
time With dishes filed Ia the brim With
delicious raspberries.
Blusberries are here and lovely Pond
lilies.
The funeral % Mrs. Rhods Noyes &C
CURED the 18th inst. at the house OF her
son, Joseph A. Noyes. Rev. ). ID. kiei'-
ardson officiating.
Mr. l.. Is. Head, who was injured by
n moving machine. IL gaining.
Fred III. Keene, wife and daughter. al
DIxfield, have visited their parents.
Mrs. George llawes, Of Fall River
Mass, IL expected here soon at the home
Of her childhood.
Miss Abby Tuell of Milton, Mass, u
.topplng with Der brother, y. =. Tuell.
Mr.. l.. d. Andrews and wife, OF Yves,
Paris, we're With his ~ife's uncle and
aunt Last Sunday. -.
Mrs. Gurney Of Lynn, Mass, IL Will
her sister, Mrs. Wallace Rysrsou.
Mrs. I. A. Fletcher visited her chill
drrn at south Paris.
Mr.. T.. Adkins and family Of wesl
Paris Waited his ~iie's parents, Mr.. AM
Mr.. n. A. Harlow, sunday.
Mrs. Albert J. Bi.bec and daughter o
Minneapolis, MINI, are Visiting friend
In this town. =,
q. A. Chandler Is hayinE for x. :
Tuell.
K.P. Bowker u haying for his brother
W. r.. Bowker.
Notice IL posted for meeting 10 b
held the JOsh Inst. to nominate c.ndi
date for representative 10 the stats iegi'
I.ture from this district.
Niss Mary x. Howe OF Greenwich
N.ss.. n enjoying vacation ~ith he
srspdmother, Mn. Polly Howe. =.
Miss Nay Chandler e at home vii
her parents. she 10 taking her vocation
Niss n. ID. Iochlan Of 0reeauich
Nass., arrived 10 thls village Tuesday.
Nr. j. J. Abbott and wife. nrs. Albei
!. BIsbee and daughter and Mr.. Hannl
hi NcAllistss started Tharsdsy to
Asdevsr and UnbAgoG LAks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
ALBANY.

I,ev. Mr.. Hunt breaches Sunday morn
Ing at Upton, Me-, afternoon t Enrol,
y. H., la exchange With Rev. :. =. York,
missionary of OXFORD Conference. Mr..
York gave Interesting sermons morning
and evening. lie rode forty miles satur-
day 10 make the exchange. lie IL just
the man to go Into hard places seeking
60 save the lost and perishing.
william VI. Robbins and wife OF Blr-
minghsm, Conn, are visiting friends
here In Albany, which Was their former
residence.
Dea. Charles II. Gould and wife oi
North Bridgton were at his uncle's, j. III.
Iovejoy'., "wednesday.
We had u very pleasant call Monday
from Miss Ella 4. Gould, daughter OF
oar former pastor, Rev. \. L.. Could
Miss Gould !. . teacher In Boston, Mass
VIII Guptill and wife have gone u
Top.ham, Ne, Ia help Mr.. Guptilr'
father who Il quite sick.
Mrs. Laura Cummings IL yet yer,
feeble. Not much prospect OF her re
covery.
yustic. Aspinwail seems to BE- falling
lie expect. his daughter from Massachu'
sets 20 be With him soon.
Most Of our farmers have secured thelI
hay crop In good condition during THU
very good weather. The crop falls q
little short Ia bulk.
Mr.. Archie \. Cole IL hauling lumber foI
the repairs aud improvements of BIZ
house, the Hunt house at the Corner.
Miss Alice I. Wilbur has gone 10 Con
way, n. H., to work In boardln,
house.
The Mutual" met Friday evening a
Dea. Iyoyeioy's. Rev. Mr.. Kennlson O
North Waterford gave an address on tn
Negro race.
Mr.. Qualey occupies the little house a
the Corner. formerly occupied by th
late franklin Crosi.
Mrs. Inman IL mt their farm again.
Mr.. Hickman wescott and family o
Portland are occupying their cottage Al
.'songo Lake side."
A friend of the Democrat send, tn
following local enigma for publication
am composed Of ~ letters.
My3, z, II. L. at Insect.
Nv 9, I, s, 10, J, IL = fAvorite.
NV u, ., !, IL an animal.
Nv ~, !, n, ., IL Ia strain.
Nv whole IL the name Of well know
Young lady Of Albany, Maine.
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nIxEIEIn-


Excursion To Canton on the Portland
and I,umford Falls Hallway the 10Th.
stanley Bl.bce aud family are visiting
friends In town.
4 large party spent Thursday at
Weld Fond.
Mrs. y. T.. stanley and daughters Of
Boston are visiting friends In town; also
Murle Griffith of Portland.
The railroad commissioners went over
the Portland aud I,umford Pals Rail-
way Monday, the 1Sth. They pro-
nouncc Il the beat new road In the state,
excepting the Canadian Pacific, and that
!. M better.
George NJ. Atwood and family are
spending q few days In town.
The stages 10 Canton and Mexico,
aiso the North Jay line are Ia be discon'
tlnued Saturday night, the JOth, and
Monday the trains Will commences run
ming. This opens up stage route from
DiYheld through Carthage to Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Chase have leased
the National House aud took the man
agement Monday morning. Aug. lst
succeeding Mr.. william w. smith who
/ u IN pDOf utaitu. hfs huu 1tr. Nhs-s
have had experience In the hotel busi
meas and win run hrst-class house and
please the travelling public.
The family Of Frank y. Stanley, Eco,
Of Newton, Mass, are among the sum
mer guests here.
The Dixfeld Brass hand. one OF the
best country bands In New England
serensded the first regular passenger
train upon lts arrival here Saturday al
tern00n.
Mrs. Anna Nay Younkin OF BostoI
arrived here saturday.
Mr.. WIN. u. Edwards Of this place hs
q ane position with the Paris M'rg. Ga
at south Paris. lie II foreman of tn
machine room.
The stock for bridge at this plac
has been nearly subscribed.
The opening Of the railroad bring
lots Of company and lively times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
EASY aEIhEl.

Most Of the farmers In this vicinlt,
have fini.hc'i NJ their haying.
T.. W. Bartlett has done the hsying of
four different farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Blake aud son
are visiting At his fathers, Gallon Blake.
Mrs. sophia swan has gone Ia Durham
and will spend few weeks vacation
boarding With friends at frcepoit
Maine.
Mrs. Alys Butler and two children Of
Avon, Mass. are nov visiting al her H.
theirs, DeA. VI. \. kimbslrs.
The novelty of spring board dancing
Was very much enjoyed by large CON
psny lsst "wednesday evening. G"o'
music, icc cream, ETC., Was In attend
ancc.
n. u. Howe Ia at home from lsumford
Fall. for q short time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
CANTON


II. A. Eills, Esq, has 20 far regaine<
his healih % to attend to tho mail OF
the trains.
Nahum Moorv and u. X. Davis have
moved % the city of Rumford fslls.
Mics Ire Swift % Lewiston Il at WORK
In the Telephone once.
Hon. q. II. Gilbert of Canton has bceu
appointed Government inspector Of Pub.
I've butldings BY the Department nj
Washington. Mr.. Gilbert IL an energetic
business man and we'll qualified for the
position. We wish him much success In
his new calling.
III. q. Ellis has moved Into the rent
r~cently vacated by Nahum Moor.
postmaster Holt and family and Prof.
Towle aud family will spend the month
of August NJ Peaks Island.
Mr.. and Mr.. Nahum Moore were pre-
septed With bcautifui silver service by
their friends and nelghbors "wednesday
evening. Mr.. aud Mrs. Moore have made
many friends during their eleven years.
residence In town, and we regret that
they are to leave our midst.
u. y. Coolidge, Esq. Of Lisbon Falls,
IL visiting In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
EAST SuMhER.

Parties from all quarters are Waiting
Black Mountain for blueberries which
are aid to be quife plenty. A dpe view
10 North AmericA can lie seen from this
mountain, Including Jackson Village and
Labrador Pond.
Mrs. lIibhard has bcea To the Maine
General Hospital at Portland for treat
meni. and Il IL hoped may BE- permanent
" cured.
Deacon seth stet.on IL quite feeble
and evidently falling.
The Chas. lee circus seems 10 lie the
topic of remark, especially among the
young people.
There ought "a hes hne lot OF hay
harvested this nice weather and doubtless
there Ia.
\ little rain In TIL. section would he
desirable a. II IL becoming quite dry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
SLOW.


Mrs. Randall Drc.ssr from LEWISTON
!. visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Charles.
4 heavy thun,ler shower Accomp.nleu
With wind passed. over this place about
! o'clock Tuesday morning.
Ml.. Olive Eaton IL expected nome
.oon for a rr-t from her work.
Fine weather ~e are having Tor nay
Ing. The people are getting along nue.
~. ,n M.
.ira~berry vines, this season, Thirteen
bashsl.. aud they could not be beaten IN
slEe or quality.
Dexter Charlie. Il at work for L. a
Walker, having.
Mr.. and Mrs.. u. II. Carr from Near
.,gr. y. H., were at Mrs. y. u. Gupln
ons day lat week. kthel Guptlii ven
home with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
WILSON'S MILLS.

Quite . number of strangers In town
the past week, among which . party
from stanford, Mass, consisting oi
Charles D.. Ro~ell, wife aud t~o son.,
George aud Edward, Nc. Downs and
wife, Mrs. y. Thompson aud nurse, Mel.
I've Clcasby, we're at flint's Hotel several
DAYS.
Frank flint and Harry shurtien III
Lowell. and Nell shurtleff and friends
went up the Msgolloway for an outing
~ill stop ri the new camp baili by Dud-
ley aud shurtlen.
"wednesday y. a. FLINT arrived home
accompanied by Mrs. Horace Dryden
and daughter Elinor, and Giennie
BATES Of Mansfield.
Our school closed Friday, the 2ld.
Miss i.iryie FLINT of Colebrook u al
her uncles, y. A. flint's, On = vacation.
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DuckOgto.


Ths village Il allins up with summe
company.
stock and good Will in the mlllinef!
business 10 Miss laura Kicker.
Quite number from Mechanic Fall
attended the ltebekah Deg~e Lodge
Tuesday evening the 18th.
Mrs.. Oeorgs Iiisbec aud daughter, and
MIss Grace Harlow of HAris rrturDe<
from Dlxfeh where they have bcet
visiting several weeks.
The Misses Bradford and Walker oil
Mechanic Falls were the guests OF Misi
Mary l.. Spauldiug last week.
Mrs. w. q. Ciough aud daughter oi
Nashua, n. H., are At Mr.. and Mrs. Mer'
ritz Parsons.
Chas. Il. Long Of BOSTON IL In town.
The ladies of the Bsptist Circle gave .
lawn party on the grounds of Capt. 4.
II. Prince "wednesday afternoon and
evening. supper, Ice cream, ETC., Was
served, supplemented In the evening by
q hand concert, realizing Q goodly sum
toward the parsonage fund.
Mrs.. George Mathews of Kansas City
and Mrs. W. II. Stetssn Of brunswick,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y. T..
Wellington.
q. II. Jersey, ESQ, With family, took
. weeks drive 10 the northern part Of
the county.
Stanley Blsbec and wife have been To
Iloughton's and Four Ponds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Lyon, Mrs. War.
rcncr, Mrs. \. Y. Brsgdon and Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Nicol, all OF Portland, are at
Hotel Long.
u. Ward Maxim and family of New.
castle, Ind, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ~. Lunt.
July 2oth the Maple House slgn an
nouuccd To the travelling public the open
Ing of another hotel nc what Was for
merly known AZ the Jewett mansion by
Mr.. George u. Coyle. The house has
undergone q number of changes inside
and out. A long aud spacious verands
extends across the east aide of the house
from which there IL pleasant view
through the shady lawn, and back from
the STREET far enough 10 escape the dust
aud catch the ripping breese. so many
are signing for In this heated season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyie have had some ex.
pcrience In catering for the public, aud
Il IL not guess work to say that their
rooms, beds aud tables Will lie found
sstisfactory 10 all their patrons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
LOWELL

Mise Ellen W. Andrews IL At HON,
trom Lawrence and her niece, Miss Ma
bel Andrews, came with her.
Misses Annie N. Chapman aud blanche
Head gave party on Wednesday even
Ing. About DO Of their young friends
were present.
Mr.. Harry Andrews and J. T.. Vance
have gone Ia the mountains.
Miss blanche Russell of the Centre
aud Miss Iinnie Cannon Of North
lowell are nj the fsirview House for the
summer.
Miss BERTHA MacalAster IL at home.
Ms. Georgia Putnam IL at benjamin
Russeli's.
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gaNlluRo,

Mrs.. Eilsa Russell Phipps Of Whine
bago, MINI, arrived Saturday and u d
present the guest Of MIss Fanny lib
beta.
The house Of Mr.. Joseph Psgr In West
fryeburg Was burned saturday after'
noon and Mr.. Page was drowned on
Monday morning.
Rev. Mr.. RAIDER Of Biddeford preached
at the Congregational church Sunday,
the 3ith, In exchange with Mr.. Young.
Mlss lillian Smith has returned 10
Mrs. rife's.
Walter IIodsdou, y. A., %, was here
over sunday With Bert Young.
Mrs. Jane Frye Coolidge Of washing
ton arrived at q. u. Barrows on Mon
day. She will occupy part Of WIN.
springs house with friends during the
month of August.
Miss Anas Bsrrows came home ON
Tuesday and began her lectures on Cook
Ing at the Assembly the next day, ~ Ne.
usi. The Assembly calls home many Of
the old residents and family frieuds.
w. A. Robinson of the Dudley school,
Bostou, who has the department OF
0ymnastlcs at the assembly, and his
family, are at q. wArren's.
Mrs. d. W. O'Brion Of Cornish. IL at
u. R. Ilasting's.
Rev. Mr.. Hayden and wife Of Portland,
are boarding at Mrs. y. lieald's.
Mrs. Ilvermorc Was entertained ct u.
u. Barrows'.
Mlss Mary Morrill,, Y. A., ~, OF Con-
way, IL stopping there through the A~
sembly.
Mr.. A. y. Richardson, Principal Of
Csstine Normal School and former
teacher Of the Academy, and his family,
are occupying his house for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Tolmsn of Harrison,
and Mrs. u. Woodbury. of Castlne are
at Mrs. Richardson's.
Mas sarah n. Evans, Missionary OF
the A. Nc. A. at Louisville, N.Y., came
home on Friday aud IL stopping At Mrs.
ID. Cartons.
Fred Fife IL at home from Augusta.
Mr.JameS Weston q native of this town
died at his home In Warren, Wis.,, of
after some weeks illness, the
nr.t week In July. aged 20. Mr.. Weston
was an upright, honest, excellent man,
q Republican, and member Of the Con-
grrgstionai church. Had his life been
spared be- would have returned % spend
the evening Of his days In his earlier
home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
EAST neBRoN.


Not quite as good hay weather As last
week.
The grange held their meeting In the
new grange hall for the first time, July
sGth.
ADdroscoggin County Grange will
meet With the East Hebron Grange the
second "Wednesday In August. A large
atteudance IL expected.
The fr--v'' Baptist parish have got
the steeple Ia their church painted.
A. \. Thomas IL helping I. W. Mar
shall cut his hay.
Mrs. Thomss IL visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Marshall.
Mi.. Iva Merrill has returned home
from lewiston.
r. l.. Roger. Il doing Mrs. y. II. Mer-
rilrs having.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
WEST sucxFiClD.

q. n. French and wife were at theil
farm last week.
Mrs. J. y. Turner, Of Marlboro, Mass.
10 at q. A. warrea's.
X. G.. Mayhem and Mary FaFrar Wal
% from Auburn July 9Th.
Mrs. n. rsrrsr fell down last weei
and cut gssh 10 her forehead, one and
Q half Inches long, on brick.
I. d. Fuller has cold his farm TO John
Chaplin.
Issac Turner got . harness snap drswi
Into hls left hand last Thursiay.
W. l.. Harlow Was The hret 20 nnisf
hayisg In this sslghboshood. lie Y
going "a Rsnford rslls 70 vork nsx
week.
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p,,uroao sails


Railroad Commissioners ID. v. Mort
land of Itockiand, aud Col. A. w. Wildes
of skowbegan. together With Dircct-
ors Geo. ID. iiIsbe~, Waldo Pettengill.
supt. Lincoln, Civil Engineer Frederic
D,nforth and contractors spofort aud
Mitchell made O formal inspection ut the
Portland aud Iiumford fslis Hallway,
Monday. Passenger trains viii com.
mence running through to Hnmford
rsii. Monday. Aug. let, ls9!. Trains
will leave I,umford Falls daily, except
Sundays, nj : Is, A. NJ, aud . 10, =. ".
Returning, reach l.umford Falls at i3tn
r.. N. aud s OOP.x. This arrangement
wilI enable passenger. Ia leave Portland,
\ 10, A. NJ, and reach. l,umford Falls,
~ .05, y. NJ, returning. leave l.umford
Fall. NJ 2 10 y. NJ, arrive In Portland, D ~
=. ", the same day.
III. Gumford Fall. Light and Water
Company Was organized In Portland last
week. Capital stock. si0o,0p.O. The
officers av;
sse q. Bi.,-., President.
". rvtisastu, hsnaSvr AMI rvasavr
I. 4, m.,-.. W r.,i.nstIi, %. J. Chl.hslm. u
y. Emery, IT.. and rr,>i y. Riehsri.. Nrcssors.
Their Intention IL 10 put electric lights
and water works In the business section
this summer.
The contract for the Iron work for the
highway bridge WAS awarded Dean 4
we.tbrook Of New York. The bridge IL
to ie all Iron. Price $4,000. Bridge
men .sy that the plans aud specification.
call for bridge equal In strength to any
In the state.
Mr.. Waite ~ the Chemical Company
~as here Friday with the contractor
that IL 20 put In the foundations for
their mills. Il IL expected to start q
small plant the first of November, which
all be enlarged until next spring when
they will employ about sD hands. This
company will manufacture bleaching
powder aud paper makers chemicals.
N. u. shaw 81 Bath was here Weine.-
day looking after the construction OF his
hotel.
The Power Company are grading the
streets In the business section.
D,. Carroll Abbott of Albion, Maine,
~as here Friday looking over the town.
lie Was surprised at the magnitude of
the work nov going on.
&. u. Abbott and y. y. Moore are
buiiding another house for j. u. sieph-
eps.
Work on the upper dam will be com
menc-d Aug. \, ls93. That together
With the work on lower level canal, build
Ing Of an electric light plant, putting In
. system Of water works and sewerage,
andhhe grading Of several mile. OF streets,
within the next few months will call for
JOo az 100 men besides What are nov EN-
ploycd here, making this ooe OF the
busiest places In the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. A. Y. BATTLES Of Boston IL stop
ping at J. y. Bradburys.
Webster kilgore IL back In the store
sgaln.
The dance at Floods Hall WAS we'll At
tended. Quite . number Of young PEG
pie from the cottages aud some OF the
boarders ut the lake were therr.
Miss \. T.. NewhAll went To Island
Pond Wednesday tn visit her sister, Ms
Nellie Mansur. while there abe IL COINS
TO Quebec With the family.
George French and wife OF Lewiston
Visited at j. &. saunders last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
THR OXFORD BEARS
TIE oo,Nos OF the WEEK m Al
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
WEST PARIS

HE Bethel base ball nine are coming
nsre this Saturday afternoon 10 play
With our local nine.
,; X. Le.rnari Of Auburn. Me-, was
In the place Friday.
Ms, L.. ;. Perry has been stopping In
the place the past fcw days.
y. a. Pickett has moved Into one Of
MI. HATES houses on Main Street.
The Methodist sunday school and the
Juvenile remplsrs 60 "a Glbson's Grove
In Norway next Wednesday To unite
With the South Paris Methodist sunday
school in picnic.
ID. n. Graves of Boston, Mass, has
moved Into y. Wills rcut near the Gem
stery, Tor the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
a,iueoap cfNYRG.

Mr.. Charles Dollo6 WAS called y
Gloucester last week on account Of th'
sickness Of hIs brother Cuvies.
Mr.. Ruell kneeland and wife of iovel
are whiting at II. u. Swain's.
BluebcrFies on Whitecap are reportes
quite scarce.
There II one Rumford woman 1T least
who has done ell the fsvmIns thus TAI
with the aid Of hsr small children, while
her husband works out.
Mr. James X. welsh has the agency
for q good moving machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
0xEORD.

Mr.. sherburne Kicker and family OF
Harrison visited friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. Kicker wasA resident Of the town
when a Young man. lie found but few
Of the people living Who were here al
that time.
The Young Peoples society OF
Christian Endea,or held Its annual
meeting last week. The following
oiiicers we're chosen:
Rev. J. N. waihsn. President.
Mr.. ". q Iisssn. Nics frrsi'isnt
Ms. kAis iioashton, >ccr,tAry and Irc~ssNf
The average attendance for the year
was u.
The Congregational chapel IL to be
repaired aud painted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
SWEDEN.

Mrs. Daniel knight % Minneapolis,
MINI. arrived la sweden the 9Th. This
~as q very unexpected pleasure Ia her
many friends, she having been In the
Wes, eleven years, and now being ~
years ~ age. II seems remarkable that
she VA. able Ia make the journey. She
was accompanied by Mrs. q. VI. Gage
Who came 10 BridgtoR 10 visit her sister,
Mis. Nay l.. webber.
Mrs.. l.. T.. Evans 81 Dover. Maine,
~ho Ia. been visiting friends In Sweden,
zoe. tofryeburg soon 10 attend Chauiau'
qua aud th~n to North Conway, y. H.,
Ia si.it friends.
Mr.. George VI. Bennett had valuable
COW killed by lightning, the 18th.