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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

To tho Honorable Judge OF Probate for the county
81 Hancock
THt undersigned. John r. HIuch. administrator
of James HtnCh, late of -. Augustine Florida
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chattels, rights and credits Of said ,lccea sel
are not sufficient to pay his Just debts and charges
Of administrative by the sam Of hye hundred dol.
lars wherefore your petitioner prays YOUR honor
20 grant him license 10 sell, at public private
sale. ard convey the following described land
with buildings thereon situated At Bar HHrhor. in
the town Of Ellen. iianrock county, Maine; one
certain lot q land containing about one thiri of
an acre and being alt and ihe same land described
ia certain deed from james t.iI. 10 Catherine
ilinct. da:ci September ; lS~1 AMI recorded in
the Hancock county Registry II Deeds. book ia.
paEc Ia, together with buildings thereon.
Also another lot bounded northwesterlv by land
81 lohn w Corners. nurthtAs tcriy by Eden
street snutheasterlv ani soutnwrstcr'v Nv taui
new or formerly 80 Mount Desert island Rsal ia
tate Company containing thirty two hundred
square Ret. more or less. together with stable
thereon " the real estate u the deceased pclul
Ing the reser.inn N the vtiuW4 lower therttul
90 satisfy said 'tcht- ami charges u aImiu;stra.
ton.
J. T. HiSCH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

II YOU are not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. Ii La Grippe" has left
you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters.
This remedy acts directly on Liver. Stomach
and Kidneys. gently aiding those organs to
perform their functions. II YOU are afflicted
with Sick Headache. you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that this Is the
remedy YOU need. Large bottles onl, SOC. ut S.
ID. Virgins Drug store.
My life has been thrown away" ex-
claimed Il well-knOwn lady on investigating
the new system of cooking without having to
bother with coal. wood or oil. For sale by all
fir.t-class dealers In stoves. In the following
towns:- EllsT0rth. J. p. EIdrdge F. b.
Aiken: Bar Harbor, Green & Reynolds; Cas-
tine, A. W. Clark.
Got hay-fever: Some say Johnson's Ano.
dyne Liniment will cure 1t. TRY 1t and re-
port to us.
DIR. WOODBURY'S ANTIDOTE
is recommended in all cases of debility arising
from enfeebled digestion. A small wine glass
full before each regular meal will avoid all dis
tress from indigestble food. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
Sullivan.

Sullivan.
On Thursday evening of last week a
social hop at the Waukeag was participat-
ed in by all lovers of dancing from this
vicinity and also from Sorrento. Music
was furnished by an orchestra from Els
worth, and was said to be very fine
Refreshments were provided by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. White, of the quality of which
1t need only be said that Mrs. White rds
cook.
Mrs. George Walker, with daughters,
Miss Ray and baby Dorothy, Of Brooklyn.
n. Y, arrived In town Saturday morning,
to spend the summer with Mrs. Walkers
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, whose remod-
eled home will no doubt be restful to them
after the heat of the past ten days In their
own home. The Dennis family will soon
follow to spend the season in their old
home here Master Ralph G. Emery OF
Boston is also on his way hither to spend
the 4th with his friends here.
Mrs. c. A. Stimson returned Saturday
from a ten days stay in Boston where she
went TO meet her sister, Mrs. Durell and
family on the eve of the departure OF the
latter for summer in Europe.
H. L. Cleaves has leased his livery stable
to Bradbury Smith Of Steuben. who, with
his family, has moved in town for the
season.
A few in town were privileged with
call from your -pondent, Leon last
week, which. but for its brevity. WAS a
delightful cali indeed.
A student from Meadville. a Mr. Allen,
will soon take charge of the Liberal
Christian society for the coming season.
| June 20. X.
seal Cove
A violent thunder tempest, accompanied
/ by high wind, passed over this place on
| Monday morning, June Is. No damage
was done, however, though much appre
| hension was felt.
! Mrs Fred Goodwin of Brocktnn, Mass
| Is visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. y
| A. Harper. Mrs. Goodwin is accompanied
| by her niece. Mis-, Mamie Pierce.
/ Mrs. j. b, Walls is visiting relatives at
! Northeast lisr,or.
I Miss Maud II Hold. ina. form ,rly Of
I this town, now OF Som.rvIle, Mass. :
spending A few DAYS with relatives and
4 friends in this vicinity. Miss IIpision il
/ a very successful teacher. and h,> recently
/ oeen elected au Instructor Ia the. +. NJ.
| C. Seminary at Buckspnri.
| Commercial travellers. pedlars. etc are
| getting in some tne work the~. beautiful
June DAYS. Suitable entertainment for the
travelling public can be found q, Capt J.
5. Powers tine cottage.
Thanks to "Flossie" tor Great Pond
locals printed in the American few
weeks ago. Send Us some more.
June 20. MIL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
CITY HALL, Wa.ervilie,
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1892

for thc purpose of nominating candidate for
Eepre-culatiN, To the Ar'i tnngrc-- al the United
States and io select district committee and 10
tran -aot amy other hQ-lur-- that may properly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 All
concerned that he has been duly appointed
a','i has taken upon himself the trust of an al.
n'lhi-tratnr nf the estate of Grace w CHM
late OF Bueksport, In the county Of Hancock de-
ceased by giving bond as the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
70 said deceased's estate, to make immediate nav
ment, and those ~ho have any demands theraa,
70 exhibitthe same for settlement
I.s, FRANK W. CHM
'"''~ "'hs a H. iSfz ax9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

II you have
neglected to
supply yo mr.
garden or field
" | I h L. ".
W o 0 ste RS
choice selec
Ation Of Straw
berry Plants,
there is yet a
chance left for
you to supply
your table with
an abundance
of this most
.s..t1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

A. b CRABTREE
Treasurer OF Hancock.
Hancock june Is lssr3 Sw25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

o. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
3"lt Attest '-CHAs. L. DoRR, Registe
a true copy. Attest ---CHts. l., DoRR Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
wrST aETAEI

4 heavy rain greeted us last w.dne.-
day aud evening, hlllng the small
streams Ia full hank.
\ gcodly number went from this placs
Thursday Ia the county fair aud report
the show az very satisfactory In nearly
every feature.
The farmers 81 Bethel should all fee
an Interest In their o~n town show next
week, and bring out the fruits II the .oll
With liberal hand. let Va do credit "a
our calling ard carry the baskets well
fllled. Your correspondent Il liable "a
b. there with thirty yarie,ie. 81 apples
~ his own raising. Now, who will beat
him. In stock, too, the yards should
~ we'll flllci. u. II. Cummings could
exhibit scyen-ycir-old COW, grad,
Durham, from which Ia. been sold 10
pounds % butter In one year, beside.
furnishing butter aud cream Tor fsml.
Nv 10 three. No effort Vas made either
With high feed.
Reys. Roy. and Carver are holding
evening meeting. this week at the VIII
lage school house. They are sent by
the y. W. Baptist mission.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
WEST SUMNER.

Frank Doble. wife and children. %
North llV,rmorc, are visiting hls father
e.. \. DOblc.
Mr.. r. n. luni and daughter al
Buckheld arr visiting their pArvuts, Mr.
and Mrs.. Gilman Heath.
Miss Adsline Crockett of Portland IL
With her brother. Charles Crockett.
\ reunion % the farrar family oc-
currci the Sth Inst. az Gilman iieaih's
r~enty-ssVen m.mbers Of the family
~sre present and psrtook of a plcnl'
dinner. II Was social aud enjoyable
meeting of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs.. solomon Dohle, Who
Who wsrv lately In town for short
time, Intend making their home Tor /
while with their daughter. Mrs. ~
Thayer 81 south Paris.
Mr.. John VI. Murch, wife and son, oi
Augusta, Via Rumfcrd, were here sun
day with Mrs.. Murrh'. sister, Mrs. Fred
Barrett.
u. Millken Of Augusta va. herr
lately.
A.a goblnson's child fell and brok,
her arm lately.
Mrs. Charles Handy has returned homs
from Auburu and lewiston.
4. 4. Bonney l. home from Aulurn
aud also n. 4. Bowker.
Miss luella u. Gerrish ~ Portland u
visiting relatives aud friends here.
The election passed oii quietly Ia Thu
town. Hut few mistakes were made Ia
marking votes, and the new way of Not
Ing was generally considered an I'm
prOyemeut "a the old Nay. >ome per
.ons remarked that the voters we're mol
sufficiently scrceucd from observation
90 properly sntltle the new way of yot
log Ia the apPcllation % "socret hal
IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
ERvgBuRG,

Mrs. Chas. y. O.g"od of bangor U
visiting at Miss Olive j. Swans.
Mrs. Cults and WIN. y. wari ha,'
gone hack Ia New Jersey.
Rev. Mr.. Hall ~ Conway preached al
the Congregational church on sunday Al
Mr.. Young Il still absent.
Mr.. W. N. Tarbox came home iron
Bo.ton Ia election.
Mrs.. phcle Page and daughter have
returned from Harp.well but do not en-
pect 20 SPEND the winter at home.
Mis-. hat. Abbott I. teaching at We
chanlc Falls.
Ml.. Hattie Abbott !. a, home, not Ia
good health.
Mr.. +. l.. Eastman has bought VIM
Springs house.
Work :. finished at VIZ. Es.,m,n''
corn shop,
Il was expected tina, the burial Of Rev
q. u. Bsrrows, u. u, Who died at Wor
ccstcr. Mass, on Wednesday, would ~
here, but II va. decided Ia bc At Lowell
The many friends 81 Lieut.. rcIry arr
rcIolcci a. hear of Ill. safety.
It's stated that the poem. of Mis-
Ellcn llAmlln butler, lat. teacher In The
academy. are To be publlshci.
Mr.. Dennis NJ. cole Was prcssntc'I
With = watch by hl. Harrington friend.
when leaving Tor his new position In
Massachusetts,.
The academy school continues 10 In
crease aud the new precep,or, Mr.. Hull,
l. giving general satisfaction.
Mr.. seth Page and her son George
ar. away on trip Ia Gorhsm aud
shelburne visiting friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
HEIhEl

=. =. Abbott. Esq., Of Denver. COL, I
here for frw days. Mr.. Abbott reas
sw In the otilcc Of A. y. IIerrick, Esg.
1T this plzv. lie IL nov assistant dis
trIes attorney.
1hs i~iis.' Complimentary Lunci
party given at the Opera House Monday
evening, sept. 18th, by Mrs.. Y. q. Rowe
Mrs. v. 4. Park aud Misses ALICE Mason
Grave Ames and Maude kimbsli Was :
pleasant affAir. A fine lunch Was served
al 10 after which there Was whist
dancing aud good social time. a good
~ number were present.
Election passed OF quietly here. Little
difficulty WAS met With In using the
new system and nearly every one en-
prcsse'i the opinion that II IL what We
wsnt and that NJ soon "a voters become
= little accustomed To 10, Il Will bc per-
fectly satisfactory.
4. q. Howe, Esq., Of boston, IL here
and IL making extensive repair. and adj
dltions In his house on Ilroad street. II
IL the David IIsmmons house and was
purchased by Rowe some over year
ago.
Work has bc~n begun hy Frank W.
Barker upon hls new house which he IL
Ia erect on Vernon street. The founda-
lions are being put In.
Quite party have gone 10 Washing
ton from here.
falr this week Tuesday, "wednesday
and Thursday. our people are aniicipat-
Ing large attendance aud = successful
fair.
Geo. l.. Merrill. Esq, moved hi. goods
and family to Dixfeld last week. We
shall miss them all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oo,Nos OF the WEEK m Al,
SECTIONS OF rNg COUNTY.
eUckr,elO.

The Democrats of Buekfield threw a
Cleveland and Stevenson fiag 10 the
br~eses saturday, the ioth Inst.
Mr.. Howard n. Waidrun returned
from weeks vislt Ia friends In reru
last saturday.
Mrs. oryille Tucker and daughter %
Mexico ~er. the guests Of Dca. \. X.
Mur,icck last week.
John Lewis Childs. scotsman aud
nortst OF forai Park, NY, made . short
visit To his eastern friends re,ently.
Mrs. Porter stowell of Dixfeld visited
her sister, Mrs. a.. II. Bishee, Tuesday.
Henry Parsons 90 Hartford has trsdr,i
Tor the Nathan Morrill, stand, aud will
occupy II sou.
Preston :. lowe of Rrmford Falls
WAS In town last week.
Mrs. Herman Jones of West Somer-
vile, Msss., left Tor home saturday
after several weeks visit to Oxford
County friends.
pr. G. ;. child. visited Boston las,
wesk.
The corn factory L. about closing op-
ersiions, having had q very quick aud
saccc-sful ..ason.
Mrs. We. rike visited friend. In
i'cru last ~c.k.
Alfr,Sl :. Holland IA. moved Ia the
tenement vacated rcccntly by BenDamln
4. t.errish.
A new school house has heen built In
the Lothrop district.
Mrs. y. n. Hartford and daughter,
flora, Of old Orchard are visiting friend.
In town.
The coruet band gave SenatOr-elect
iiersey pleasant serena r. Friday even
Ing AZ his residence; To which he ~
sponde,l In q fclicltious speech, thank
Ing tho hand for their Kind recognition.
AMI the citizens Tor the confidence re-
posed In him. The grounds we're pref
tily Illuminated. and several % the sep
ator's friends took the occasion 10 call
and congratulate him on hi. succcss.
Mr.. llcrssy l. Justly proud 20 HI. vote
la his oNn town where he Il best known.
running l1ahcad Of his party ticket. The
showing ~ Dcmocraiic strength. n
compared With four years ago In Buck
held, Is little discouraglng. IN is>s,
Putnam. Dem, fof governor had li5 %
lil Tor Burlelgh. Rep; In isg1, Cleaye-,
Rep, li IA ll2 tcr johnson, Dem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
EAST SUMNER.

Well. election I. over and the smoke
and din ~ battle has subsidized aud now
We can read the lessons inculcated.
Under the new machine method OF Sot-
ing there was more cutting names on
the Republican ballot than ever before
known In sumner. The various candi-
date. Of the Republican party received
from 100 To ~. votes, while the Demo
cratic candidate. received the party vote
Of ~ In every case but one, and he re-
celyed ~ votes. The same principle APP
nile. I'm secret voting that exists In other
thing.. Some will fix up ballot Ia that
snsaI booth that they would he ashdhae,i
10 carry openly. lIetter carry an open
honest ballot that any one can see. than
a mutilaied, mixed, "gocd Lord and good
devil" ballot under the cover of compel
lei secrecy and hypocrisy. When We
cannot carry an honest expression of our
preferences To the ballot box aud
show the same 10 COR good petghbof
without being stamped q criminal, why,
90 only n step farther and make u ths
duty of our loyal citizens To deposit thel'
ballots at midnight In an unlighted barn
aud impose a penalty OF hanging foI
tkinliHg how To vote. We have vet "a
learn Of the first Instance In old sumner
of any bribery or Intimidation at the
poll. and such an Infamous measure !.
mo- more needed than police force oI
peuitsnti,ry. We have no objection "a
sueh a Law where needed, but II IL no
needed I'm sumner. Let the cities aud
large towns Kill their own skunks.
| SLOCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20


NJ. Asa g.. con Of Madison Rankin
died Of typhoid fever Sept. :, aged II
years. he was IN Industrious, pcaccabls
young man, and will BE- greatly missed
In this community.
Mrs. lIctscy L., wife Of WIN. A. Stor 2
died OF consumption sept. !, aged NJ
years, s months and . days. She WAS q
good neighbour, . faithful wife and moth
rr, aud devoted Christian.
In the same house, sept. u, died Mrs.
Irene, wife of Living Cotton, aged u
years, 8 months, 4 days. Her disease
was probably cancer Of the stomach.
She was q quiet, amlable lady and con-
sistent Christian. Me leaves three sons,
aud venerable husband NJ year, of age
who pays to her memory the remarkable
tribute that he has lived With her ~
years and she has never given him .
frown or an unkiud word. Carve u In
marble over her head, Keep u In heart
aud mind. Fifty years since they were
wed, And never word unkind.
Our election passed of quietly. The
Republican vote Was IN, Democrat us,
Prohibition \, spoiled votes, =, No. OF
voters In town, $40. The Australian
ballot law worked we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
AhDOXIR

Maurice, son % =. W. Msrston, died
very suddenly Of heart disease. the 9TH,
agoi ~ years.
The Literal Christian Society held ~.
annual meeting IN. 5th. The .ccl,ty
extended to l.ev. Mr.. Grose an invita-
tion Ia return another year which in,l-
ta,ion he accepted. There will IT, sew
ersl meetings during the winter.
Nil. Marion Burilii has gone 10 Port
land Ia attend school.
At meeting 81 the Liberal Christian
society Il Was voted 10 hold literary en-
t.rtainments this winter. Mrs. llolton
Abbott will entertain the first one II the
.erie. on the ~ Tuesday In October.
Mrs. Gabrilia Elliott Of Rumford !.
teaching al East Andoyei.
The election passed on quietly. The
Australian ballot system VA. success
fully carried out. Il met With general
approval.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
ALBANY.


Everett Mathew.on of Providence, u.
L., l. stopping a few weeks at Justice
A.pinwalr.. Mr.. Aspinwall IL very low,
probably will continue but few days.
Rev. Mr.. wi.wcll 10 Connecticut j.
spending several weeks In TIL. vicinity
for al. health. lie and Herbert !. Bean
~ thl. place started Tuesday morning "a
enjoy \ few weeks Of camp life In the
lake region.
Rev. ". u. Hague Of South Bridgtou
occupied the Congregational pulpit sun
day. Mr.. Barret who u teacher nj ths
south, occupied part Of the time and
gave very Interesting addrcs. on the
spiritual life.
Rev. Mes.rs. Hague al south Brldg.
ton, IIarbutt ot Bridgton Centre and
SAndbrook OF Lowell. have spent part al
the week In Eyangelastlc work In Al
bany, much Ia the satisfaction aud proft'
Ing Of the people.
Miss Edna Dresser has commenced
teaching AZ North waterford.
Emerson l.. Hunt who had a mission
here ~ fourteen weeks started for his
psrentai home In Weymouth, Mass,
Monday the lsth, 90 rest aud recuperats
nj. health brfore returning Ia the semt
nary at bangor. lie has the sympathie'
Of the people Who hope he will soon II
restored Ia perfect health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
NopMAy LAKE,

Married. sept. iOth. J. -. smith aud
Mi. Grace VI. Stevens, also sept. 18th
Phillip n. Bradbdry aud Miss hate ifkc
all % Norway Lake. They have our best
wishes Tor the future.
Msude Partridge has left the Centr,
school Ia take charge ~ the first gram
mar elias. AZ the village. Sadie Milleti
take. her place al the Centre. We hope
the change will D. for the best.
Miss :. 4. Newhall has teen having
her house newly painted. stephen Tot.
tie did the work.
Miss NewhAll returned To her work Ia
Boston the 18th.
J. l.. Partridge and wife came home
the 18th. Mr.. Partridge u gaining slow
ly and voted the fir-t time for two year.
Monday.
David flood has bought a piece Of
land ~ y. r. Grccne and has commenced
Ia ct Il into shape Ia grade OF Tor his
bulldlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
sIAII nH MAINE.

Cotsrt 80 OxfOsp. 81.
nssri % coan,y Commissioners. september 80.
slon, l-si.
UPbN The for.sulng ps,itioa. ssti.fsctory ~,
lisnrs having h-en r.csits-i that The psttisnsr'
arv rc.Isonsibl.. ~ IL Osptnfp. that ~. Count
Commissioner. met al the storv % ~ W. fsri
In Msxleo. on the sishts.nth d.y % ostoisl
newt, 90 nins 90 the sh.k. A. J. snd thsn.e pro
ros-i ~ vies The rpuis mentionrt In all peftion
Immediately after which View, hearing ~ b'
parties AMI their witne-sc- viii - hal AZ sons
coavenlcut place In the ,icinity, AMI sush oths'
measure. taken IN the pr.miss. a. the tommi.
.isasr. shall IaiEe pFoI-r. AMI !. farthsl
DsDtRrp, that notios u The tine. plaes snl
parp..s ~ The Commissioners melting aforv.afl
10 si,,n b. al yerrons ani corporations inisrrst
el by causing yisste-i coples ~ saii I-ttiOa an
20 mi. os,isr thsrvoa o. - ..fyei uI1n The rvsJst
I've CLERKS % the Ty~hs % hsNico, koNbul
and uyrVu ant slso posts-l up In thrvs pablie
pl.rs. In eaTh - All towns, snl pubushe'i thrcs
sesks .ar.s.-ively In the Otfsr'i l,smsrrNt, q
nsv.pspsr printsl at fan. In ALI County ~
D,for,i, the hr.t u ali publicaiion,. ani sssh
% the athsr noticss o. ~ maiie. -sryei AMI pct
"a. al last thirty days t-fore ssii time ~ meet
ING. 81 the eni that al I.rson. ani corporation.
NAY thea all there app.ar Ani sbss cause. "
any thsy have. why ths prayer Of ALL Isiitionsr,
sboali nj - srshisi
ArT,.r ALBERr :. AUSTIN, Clert.
true copy - ssii rs,ition and Orisr Of
krTur ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. CLrRs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
WEST PANS.
hi. Ia. eeea sood iali 10 h.re.. .he


sweet corn crop.
The indications are that the potat,
crop will BE- rather light In this section
Thur.dsy WAS n quiet day In this place
many Of our lsopic being at the count,
fair.
bartlett the jeweler has been 10 TN
place the past week.
Joseph Durham aud y. l.. wyman ars
Intending To 60 Ia Washington on ths
Grand Army excursion.
There have been number OF visitors In
the place the past week.
Mas Estellc Merrill, q niece Of Mrs. 4.
II. Bucknam's, who has been stopping
with her for the past few weeks Il very
sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. n. l.. Gray aud children went Ia
Portland, Friday. They are Intending
to go Ia New York, aeon.
Frank aud ilssie Heck are In the place
visiting friends. Prank has q good posi-
ton as clerk In n dry goods store, In
Lynn, Mass. IIssie does dress-making
In south Paris.
Mis-. ine, bryant has returned to her
home In iioston.
Mr.. A. e. Curtis returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, friday.
Mrs. L. y. Gilman and daughter have
been stopping at n. Young's for q few
days.
Mrs. u. l.. Day IL visiting her old
home at Corinth, Ne.
Mrs. J. u. Merrill IL stopping at Mrs.
liucknsm's.
Adonlam Curtis aud Miss sarah Whit
temore were united In marriage by Rev.
Frank Smell In the presence Of q CON-
pany of near relatives, In their new home
on Prospect Street, last Monday even
ing. We wish them much happiness.
The u. of u. will give q hard time.
party and entertainment In Centennial
Hall, Monday evening, sept. 10Th. Nd
mission i've and ten cents. All are cor
dlaly Invited To- attend.
T.. X. Hayes has moved Into the reit
under Judklns Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
WILSON'S MILLS.

SUNDAY night the orgies were of an
unus aly loud character for even this
rum-cur.ed place. We often wonder
u We are really beyond the reach ~ Law
aud deccncy. Hut no man may raise
HI. voice against, their lip. are cficctual-
~ .eaied.
". l.. Pickett With party Of friend.
from Norway made the ascent Of AIl.-
COO. Monday.
". u. Rate. aud family have returned
To- their home In Mansfield. Mr.. ani
Mr.. .. \. Flint accompanied them a.
far a. Colcbrook.
Joseph Carter arrived home the first OF
the week from the Maine General iio.-
pltal where be- Ia. been some slN
months. ~. leg was amputaioi above
the knee. lie has the sympathy of
many friends, a. he was q handwriting,
honest man.
A.E. Chase and family came down
river Wednesday ~ ooais for home.
u. =. IIean Ia. started his thr-.hing
machine.
Rev. u. 4. Jordan Of brooklyn, Who
|. spending hl. vacation In this vicinity,
gave "a. two very close-httlng and
practical sermons sunday, the ilth.