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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
EASY AIAaOA


Mr.. u. II. Hayes was at home the ith
10 July.
The Fourth ~ss enjoyed nv the people
At East Hebron with q picnic. Uncle
Ma kccne. uncle samuel kcene aud 7,
l.. Rogers furnished music for the oc-
cssion with drums aud fifr. In the after
noon there ~ss an exhibition of trottlng
hor-es, work horses and saw horses.
Two couple went to q ride Monday
morning but for some cause one couple
gut lost 80 they didn't arrive home quite
az soon a. they otb-rslss would have
done.
Mr. n. X. wheeler AMI Miss MAhel y.
Moody wer. the guests 20 Mrs. \. VI.
fogg the lth.
Miss ESs wheeler has paid the dentist
. visit, leaving sixteen tecth With him &C
q memorial ~ hsr r~-p~Nt for the Profe--
sIuu
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VQveatIRQ

II
Rev. Mr.. sspdbrcok Of Lowell preach
81 81 the congregational church, Sunday
ID. In exchange With Mr.. Young.
frcd Walker of Boston has bs~n at hi,
fathers, Mr. Henry Walkers, for sbori
vislt.
Mrs. sawyer Of Denver, COL, mother
of x. q. Sarbrsdge, and two Misses Eel
lows of Cambridge, Mas, are at Mr.,
WIN. Durgiu's.
\. W. Fife, Eco. attended q banquet
given at the opening of "rhe Wentworth
at fortsmouth, ". ~.
Mr.. Henry Tsrbox was nj home from
Boston over "Ihe FOURTH"
samuel Evans VAS thrown from his
wagon on saturday and recelved severe
injuries, breaking the shoulder bone.
The accident IL especially unfortunate
for q farmer at this season, aud Mr..
Evans Vas siso engaged In getting his
house ready for their removal to the
village.
Hen. I. Newman, artist, IL At home
from bath where he has had a class In
painting.
Mr. George u. Barrows came home
on Wednesday after q stay Of more than
slx months In BOSTON.
Clayton W. IKE, instructor In Pensyl-
vsnis College. At Philadelphia, Il at home
Tor his summer vacation.
Miss Mamie Edgeccmb, y. A., ~, %
kesar Fails, has been at Mrs. Heads for
q few DAYS.
Miss Hattie lfke gave an Interesting
talk on physical culture before the
woman's Club, Wednesday afternoon.
The horse cars are now making regular
trips 10 the station.
Dr. \. u. Weeks 10 Portland Was here
on Thursday, attending the meeting Of
trustees NJ the academy.
summer boar,iers are coming and the
boarding houses will soon be hllei.
T. scu,hcr !. At North Conway for a
wcek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
MASON.

The Fourth paced OF very quietly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ablal &. Bean Of New
York are In town visiting friends.
Rufus Morrill, aud wife of Norway vis-
itrd at Mr.. II. q. Mason's this week.
T.. L.. Hutchinson and wife were at III.
iIutchinson's the Fourth.
Bean has the most Of his drive out Ia
the Androscoggin.
Some of our farmers have commenced
laying, while many are just commeuc-
Ing their hoeing on the wet lsnds. Never
Jaw the time when We had so hari q
time to work on the intervalcs. Some
pieces Of potatoes hsv ebeen under vs.
ter several days. Grass IL coming on
very fast; sew no reason Why ne won't
get good crop. Grain IL looking well
A. q. Mason has the beet piece OF corn
In this vicinity.
Mrs. q. X. browne Of Washington, ID
C., IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Artema'
Macon.
1T. Barker Of Bethel WAS In town
Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
NuMeo0o eAlla

The contract 10 build the abutment,
for the highway bridge across the An
droscoggin River has becn awarded q
ilearve 4 CiIford Of Lewiston, they b
Ing the lowest bidders. This bridge vii
Be situated about thrre hundred feel
below the dam, and will be Of one span
Of $50 feet.
A poet Office has been established here
To bc known - Rumford Falls. J. n
wardwell Of Rumford has been appoint
ed postmaster.
A special train arrived over the new
line Wednesday, bringing the president
of the railroad, thu superintendent, Spot.
ford and Mitchell, the contractors, and
Others.
j. A. Grcenleaf IL building . trestls
from Canal street 90 the paper MILL,
They will convey the brick, Iron and
other materials used In the construction
Of the mill, from the cars across this
trestle on hand cars or trucks.
l.. y. Turner has his thrce-story board.
Ing house full of boarders.
N. n. Foster Il building . large shoe
store.
J. A. Badger IL laying the foundation
for . three story building sJIs5. lie
will rent the frat hoor for store and
the second aud third for tenements.
The Power In. will soon advertise Tor
bids for the construction of 1000 feet of
the lower level canal.
Mr.. Waite, . representative OF the
Chemical Co., was herr Tuesday.
j. y. stephens IL framing his store.
frrd Howe IL hoes carpenter.
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SWEDEN.

4 large company at the anniversary
wedding 81 Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Young
which occurred on the 9Th. Among th'
company were Mr.. aud. Mrs. Pred CLARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Clark. Mr.. Chas
Demerritt and daughter, all % Bethel
Also the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Young, Miss Maude Of Lynn, Mas.
Nice presents were given among whlel
we're silver cake basket butter dial
and knife, set % nut picks, q numbe
% fancy dishes, towels, etc. \ bounii
fnl picnic supper Was served to all
after which the evening passed yer,
pleasantly with Instrumental music
singing and social Intercourse. Ou
people are very glad Ia have Mr.. an,
Mrs. Young again with us aud wisl
them many years Of continued prosper
ttv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
EASY SUMNER.

The ''Glorioa. Fourth" ~as observed
very quietly In thu. sevtion.
Farmers are getting under way Ia hay
ING and think that they will have q fair
crop, although q tribe late.
Therr will ~ plenty % hcelng Ia d.
cu dull day. q. the continued NET wealth
20 delayed the work.
Rev. u. :. Rideout 10 Norway With hi
family srr stopping short time With
". n. Eastman.
lots 10 p-ople ,isli the scene IL ths
cyclone. ruin at North Buckheld. II u
worth while 10 .ec the fearful de,as,.
ton. IL l. beyond description. ons
must sc Ia order Ia comprehend.
Mr.. ". Y. Tllson 10 Pembroke, Mass,
has he~n In the plscc working az famll,
gvnealogi~s.
The Rsw engine Il hauling heavy
trvlghts and IL a solid looking machine
summer visitors are arriving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
We8r PARIS.

/ Tia Manufacturing Company's mill
has been closed the past week.
Il W. u. bradbury has gone Ia Rangcley
With . load Of household goods foi
Thomas Barrvtt.
simon Pickett and wife are visiting
friends In Andovcr.
| l.. II. Abbott and family are spending
. few days with his folks In llumforl.
The hsying season 10 little later than
usuai this year but q number Of our
farmers are Intending TO commence
Monday.
The new arrangement Of trains On the
q. r. II. IL not very convenient for peo-
pie living on this end Of the line. The
early morning passenger u already es-
tabllshing Q reputation for always icing
late.
Mr.. Laura Warmers two daughters
from New Haven, Conn, are stopping
With her.
". j. Wheeler ~ south Paris was In
the place Friday looking after Insurance
business.
F.E. Wheeler. of Oakland, Maine, q
student from the ~. Lawrence unlver-
sity, Canton, v. ", 10 supplying the
Universalist pulpit In this place and At
Bryant's Pond for the summer.
The measles are still t work In our
village.
Harry johnson IL at work for J. A.
Brooks In his stable.
q. W. Barrett spent the Fourth In
Boston.
Misses May and Sadie Oracle Of New
York are spending few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely.
Rev. y. W. snell has moved Into the
parsonage.
Mrs. Iioughtaiing and two daughter.
from Elmlra, n. u, are stopping at DIR.
Packari's.
The Epworth League meets with Mrs.
Ely ON Monday evening.
This plsc~ celebrated the Fourth on
little larger scale than usual this year.
The noise commenced about ~ ~ on the
night of the 81. The fantasies appeared
= little behind schedule time aud their
proceedings were watched with much
interest by our people and many from
surrounding towns. Mrs. ID. 4. Curtl.
Won the hrst prize for dress, and Mrs. y.
u. Davis second. They were both mem
hers of Q take OF on the West Paris hr-
department. There were also many
other good hits, among them was Gro
yer Cleveland aud hls family on their way
Ia the White House. Harrison wasn't
In the procession "a he IL now In Oh.
white House aud will probably stay
there for another four years. AZ ~ 10
A. N. the creased pig WAS turned loose
In willis pasture and alters short chase
he va. captured by Fred strccter.
Next came dinner which Was participated
In by ell. After dinner there were es-
erci.e. In the church, then came the
races, as follows!
s.;I , r.s,-s !. y rss..ri r''ei'e' 1" prize
Thrvs % raos.-Bsriea spi Cari. l., prize
IIevy -e<k AMI strvstsr ~ prize.
Ob.tssls rsoes--A. q. fsrham, Id prize. 4. w.
saysri. aa.h.-I- ~. Emery. l., prize. Cha..
Carts, o.
Many tried to climb the CREASED pole.
Dannie shaw won the prize by climbing
the highest, but be generously divided
u with two others Who came next Ia
him In winning.
Our local band with the assistance %
q cornct player from Lewiston furnished
the music for the day. ~ evening We
had quite good display ~ fireworks,
hut they wer, not entirely satisfactory
n.idering the amount of money rN.
pendei. To wind up with there was q
dance In Centennial Hall. Between thirty
and thirty-fyc couple. participated In u.
Music furnished by Bacon's orchestra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
HARTFORD.

We had . ith Of July celebration at
our house. The old and young came,
numbering IS, which MAS very well Tor
nelghborhood picnic. Tenpins and
other games were played and . rousina
good dinner With plenty Of Ice cream
and lemonade which Was free TO ell.
The whlrlwind Of July ID nearly de-
mollshed the Methodist church In Hart
ford. There WAS meeting In proGresi
at the time but it came 10 sudden stop,
Nobody Was scriously hurt.
Miss Matte Purkis closed her school
1t the line district last week.
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ANOOveR.

Hut few have done much haying yet
Grass Il upon the whole about an aver
sge In town.
\. T.. Clark IL In town for few days
The Congregational Circle MAS enter
tAlned In the hall last week by Mrs. L.
T.. Newton.
The heavy Wind Of July ID did but IT,
tie damage here except Ia shrubbery.
ANY one having pigs for sale can hnd
ready market Tor several by addressing
box NJ.
u. q. Buriltt made his family dying
vlsit the 9TH.
Miss Marion Duriltt IL home from
Portland where abe has becu attending
school.
Tom rrcneh's boiler for his new boat
passed through here en- route To the
lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
UPTON.

Fourth Of July passed on very quietly
Nearly all the young people went u
Msgslloway and Bethel.
Henry Lombard has had crew 81
men pcellng poplar for the u. NJ. Co.
A successful term of school, In Dis
trlct No. :, taught by ". L.. Abbott
closed Friday.
One Of the pleasantest social events OF
the sea son was china wedding nj Chas
Chase's saturday evening. About for
~ pre-ent. The presents we're numer
Gus and pretty. A fine COLLATION. VA
served about ~ 30.
Eilhu I,-avitt from MagAlloway VA
In town Wednesday.
Alva Coolidge u at home for = few
days from Parmacheenee Lake.
Lydia Richards % Andover IL visiting
relatives In Upton.
Henry Raymond IL moving aud repair
Ing his shed.
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ALBANY.
Well. and Albion Libby of Auburn
spent the Fourth with their aged father
Walter Libby.
Dea. Samuel Cummings Of Greenwood
called, last week, 10 see hIs brother
Joseph w. Cummings.
Mr.. Severy's daughter and her husband
are visiting here.
J. w. Dresser aud wife visited bis ais.
ter. Mrs. Lincoln Chaplin, at welchvill'
last week.
Mrs. Laura Cummings, aged about %
years, l. quite III, partly from the effects
OF Q fall.
Justice Asplnwsll Il In quite pcol
health.
Joseph w. Cummings 10 quite III.
Levi Grover Of Gorham, Me-, 10 visit
Ing his nephews here.
Eben and leslle Barker are at hons
from Norway. They are Just getting
over the measles.
Your correspondent Was able to rid
out Wednesday, the first time for sever
nj weeks.
The ladies' Circle met Thursday, y
~, At the vestry, Had IN old fashIoue'
quilting.
Several parties from Lynn, Mass, ar
stopping at the Corner.
M. Clark and wife are Waiting friend
ct North Brldgton.
Mr.. Foster Of Merrimac, Nass., 10 Wis
ting his GRANDMOTHER 1t Daniel Clark's
Miss Edna Dresser has closed be
school at North Waterford, and u spend
Ing few weeks st her fathers, p. i
Dresser's.
Tyler Cole has Loot his marc BY belnI
cast In the pasture. She had . col
about elk weeks old.
Mrs. Rand has been spending Q fev
weeks With her daughter. Mrs. wilsol
Of Gorham. ". II.
Mr.. Severy has gone on businees 3
New Hampshlre, his former plscs OF ~
ideuce.
d. A. Cummings has had IN abund
ancs Of strpwberTies On hls pine hill. II
kiodly Invites be neighbour 70 shsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
WATERFORD.

This town MAS thrown into q state Of
grrat excitement on the afternoon Of
July 9TH. John Daily, an lrishman,
brutally assaulted aud attempted to out
rage Miss Harriet kingman, a maiden
lady about slxty-n,e years old. Miss
kingman was knocked down, choked
and badly mutiiat-i, but the villain
failed to accomplish his purpose. Daily
escaped. 4 large party started In
pursuit aud had he then been found be
would without doubt have been lynchcd.
lie Was finally captured about dark, and
drew a knife aud revolver In defence hut
Was knocked down by Frank knight
aud captured. sheriff Parker arrived at
midnight aud took him In charge. Daily
Was brought before TRIAL justice brown
Tuesday morning, j. W. Warren appear
Ing for the state, aud bound over "a the
October term Of court la the sum of one
thousand dollars la default of which
sheriff Parker took him To jail. Great
excitement prevailed.
The town committees representing the
representative district composing Water
ford etc, met at North Waterford, Sat
ur,lay, July I'll. q. W. Becker of Al.
bany Was chosen chairman and j. w.
Warren Of Waterford, secretary. Voted
that the chairman Of each town CON.
mlttee should be the district committee,
The following classification Was made
sweden, stoneham, Mason aud Grants,
is?s; Waterford, 1891; Albany and
Gllead In 1895; Denmark and STOW,
is?s; Woodstock, 800. This arrange
ment seemed to give general satisfaction
Tie Lake House Was brilliantly lllu.
minated on the evening OF the Fourth
With lanterns, nAgs, bunting, etc. A fns
display Of fireworks were given by Land
lord Dudley.
a large number Of boarders are nov
In town.
During the excitement Monday SON.
OF the Intelligent citizens argued thai
they had no right to lay hands on DAILY
but must creep after him Gil an Object
arrived.
A regular western cyclone strucl
town Sunday. The farm buildings q
Jonathan Howe on Blackguard wer'
demolished, covering slx horses In TN
ruins; also large clump OF pines Be
longing 20 Mr.. Howe between the CT,
aud Fiat. Huge tops were blown Gar 10
10 the lake. IL spent its force 10 u
lake csusIng hugo waterproof. Moth
Ing like Il vas ever seen 10 town.
Il l.. l.. brown Of 0orham, N. H., ha
ben Whiting In town III past wssk.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

John Preston True aud Charles T.
Wells of lloston came up on an outing
but the long continued rainy season Il
making the sporting business very
molst aud unpleasant aud they returned
to iioston Tuesday.
The boys kept the 9Th In good shape,
" their patriotism IL equal 10 the noiss
they made they are all right. The bor.
RIFLES werr out In full force and gro.
te.queness In spite Of the rain. and by Q
O'clock sunshine and blue sky. Quite
q tr-st, certainly, these times. Owing
10 the heavy rains the picnic ground
could not be used, and y. a. FLINT kind
" gave the use of his house. lie also
had parties from Colebrcok, Upton and
Errol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
WEST BuckelelO.

Mr.. Salmon ". smith and wife ant
sou Of stow were at their daughters
Mrs. q. W. loves, July u.
Mr.. Geo. Young Il at his aunt's, Mr..
J. VI. Smiths.
The people continue To come from al
directions 20 vislt the ruins made by thu
cyclone.
Mr.. Meadows Of berlin Falls, n. H., u
at y. Benefits TO help him get his hay
Mr.. aud Mrs. Films Of Auburn, spen,
last week at her fathers, Mr.. A. May
hew's.
The neighbors went aud helped A. :
Bessey and IIermon Morse 10 pile up tn
ruins Of their barn. and put II. Morse
house hack last Friday and Saturday.
Amanda VI. fiagg 10 at work at Z. a
Warren's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
.1-SsLErrsR

Nrrrul-s. 1I the condition % the
rn-plFr. sI.I D. extremely hfisi
i,t sN.v-. sIv pointed. II. hnmd
~. H.s t. b nth youf fhs
1a''sr uf fts ."ft rain cn th- r~of
gf''lc 'H Poi muIuiouOus. Hut then
"t~ g.s O.. "a Il pstier jast IA"
ar
Nrght.-. Macon and Dave, with
asF sTr.. started cat Yesterday "a
fsei M. h ~ Bethel. taking In
@trs. .hs llil n IA. the ap-
l'an1,s s hat they nav have a
sii'sv lII can r-colleri % but Que
$50 lulrth. and that musi
AZ hs'- ... f.rt, YEAR. ago. John
Erur. a.ry h.hing Ia this iten-
"a r's1 ,Ir.. ghuut the day. When
z" v 'Hs .maginatbon, ! can feel
y rl.l. stream. "a liquid rain
.--rg ... mas spinal cord o. thi.
az ~. rsI.ug spirit AS soaked cut
- hrf I.1s Dtst line bat fes times
- '" 'hsu, noihlng hat suck
~ t-l i..... I've quit.
i-ih 'r Hs hat s0me Oi the WON
h.' at .tr uPp-r village srnt word
~ s-.r tU s~ep right on sciibins
20 bid ar o. AZ. brvath. They
'o ira ftai Cirvus without q
/. m. ..''rr than q camp neeting.
-sfaih.r H..t.aut o. d. missed by the
--l is.. even II they belong Ia
-'.'-ii ... heep right 0n missing
ga l1f-'. ari Nill appear period-
y Y al .mudically and many times
..'--f 'ill .bs editor aud the general
81. .trv tu .cy me-.
Aspmtr 'I the name % Heath tarriei
~ lr.Hs." th- other night. Shs
- Oh Pei ioing wonderful thlhgs be-
- m ',srr. private detective or
-'i'g 10 that surt. A. near a. could
~fr'tl1ei Nithout questioning sbs
lspFlsah.s o. the government.
n ih"-f Is a ~hirligiz la her bad.
!. N'lltn iasa NUudsrful command
Asaagy aud shows unmistakAble
, -l,e, % au educated Intellect. An
- ipsl aw wouldn't bs q very
Lls ." D. hit,hcd to-comIaraiiNc-
RA.-iirr FROM ncighbor Mary. south
-. seven Or eight new houses
-. 70 ."gr sHie' down near the works.
tfvmAn aud Howard fsrrsr
tr'h'''i shaw. boarding house foI
-. >has 'upplie. half the furnish
- month.
'.t'..' no that he has resigned hi
-. regular correspondent % ths
49, i'isphOne. We shall miss hi
80 Ni..is. Hope Ia e.. him oftsne'
a., 'Ai"ri Democrat Office. Don't
4. lgefsslf up a. tie outside world and
wing public, friend Tilton.
JoH<.
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STOW.

We have = smart old lady In our town
Mrs.. Esther Walker. She IL vi In An
gust and she can step on s smart 81
many Of the young ones. She washes
the dishes, preps~s the potatoes foI
dinner. takes care of the hens, does heI
mcnding. Recently she scwei up q
blanket, over aud over. In about t~'
hours. She can hear we'll.
Vim. Leayitt. with his span Of colts and
hsyrack, took the young folks mp tn the
picnic the Fourth.
Nellie and Imogrne Eastman have
gone "a Conway 10 work, for the sum
mer season.
born, June ~, Ia the wife Of Lor.n,d
bryant, = son. They are much plesse'
Tor IL b~lng q boy. II takes the place al
the little son they Lost.
Mrs. Eugene Charlie. has turpei paint
er. She IL painting her house inside, al
.o whltewashlng.
Clare whitaker IL In town visiting
friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
PERU.

Gr-~n lIodsdou. who has BEEN sick 81
hong With rheumatic fever, is improving
some.
Altert Dcshou Of Lewiston has moved
into the widow Griffith house at East
I'ru and has been painting the depot
aud they have them finished.
The railroad commissioners aud some
90 the directors passed over the rosd ou
the sth and 9Th With the new engine aud
Que of the ne~ cars.
They had q chlldrens picnic At ",
Halls on the Fourth aud about rfty
men, women aud children met there and
had q good time.
There we're not a great m,ny FROM
this section that went to Dixheld Ia
celehrafe
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l0ckf,S Nils

quite painful accident happened Ia
4. l.. Gr-en AZ IN. station last 9TH ~
July. while the boys were firing the
cannon he ~ss standing over Il lighting
Il Of with hrr~cracker when u vent on
and he reviewed the contents In his fac.
and n.,k. The passenger train arrived
sbout this time aud he went Immediately
Ia Bryani's Pond. where he had some 10
Il taken cut. lie later went "a Portland
wher, he had II all out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. Adam q. Harvey I. at Mr.. George
klmbsll's. Mr.. kimhall met Mr.. liar
,.y In scotland and formed q close
friendship. Mr.. Harvey arrived the 18th
lust, and will probably remain for the
.sason.
Mrs.. Lowe returned from New lamp
shire Thursday last.
Ml.se. Cora ani Ada Bcan are At Nor
way At work In the pancake shop, ]
understand.
Iloclng u slowly progressing but
crop. are very backward, and people an.
only beginning 10 think about having.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Osgocd Perry has . very pleasant
place for bosrlers. They have quite n
number from the city now.
Mlss Evelyn Bartlett has come back ia
Mr.. Shattuck's for the summer.
Mrs. WEIGH and daughter OF Boston
are visiting at T.. W. Psrtridge's.
Alton Tucker u At home. lie 10 Ia
have q vacation of i've or ak weeks.
Miss susie Merrill IL visiting at Mr.
Benjamin fuckers.
There are two young ladies boarding
At W. u. lerryss.
Lillian McAllister has finished heI
school In Ripley and IL stopping at he'
fathers, Isaac McAllister's.
The school children In this district had
q picnic In the school house grove
the Fourth of July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
EAST ssIhel,


July 9Th WAS passed very quietly Ia
this village. The heavy rain kept the
boys from disturbing our slumbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake have ~
turned from bridal tour, and are visit
Ing their parental homes In this place
They viii make their homo In boston.
Mlss lone Holt Of Massachusetts, !,
now spending her summer vacation q
her fathers, II. u. Hollis.
Nu. u. y. Bartlett spent the pas
week visiting relatives at Hanover.
Charles II. kimball and wife visltc<
relatives at Paris last week.
nS. Sophia Swan 10 now stopping q
n. 4. Bartiett's.
Hoelsg still fingers.
Yssnsn VIII commence haylnG Il
aboat ons well.
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III q. wads~orth went 10 Jackson,
y. H.. July an, Ia al position for the
sssson al Grays I'm.
Rev. Madison n. Msbry aud wife II
Turner visited hi. brother and numerous
friends h~rc last sesk.
Mr.. Jane Johnson ~ Chicago In com
pany Nth Mr.. WI u. bean aud NJ.
bella D. spring ~ BrOsnheld Si.ltc,i
Mr.. Marshall springs family GA wci-
nc-day.
Mr.. benjamin Mcl.gca. |. la poo'
health.
Mr.. pr. Bennett and daughter oi
Bridgton are boarding al Miss Hannah
n Hlcknsll'.
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OXFORD.

Rev. J. N. wstheu went TO New YORK
TO attend the Christian Eudeavor conven-
tion.
A concert Was given by the CongreGs-
tional Sunday school Sunday eveuisg.
The Fourth of July picnic 1t Yeaton's
grove Was postponed until Saturday.
Harry Hayes n 1t home.
Prank Chapman Of Boston u visiting
friends here.
Work on the quarry st East Oxford
has begun. Ths roads have been gradsd
and Grew q ~ pst %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
DENMARK.

Mr.. George A. I'm caught q hne
string Of brook trVut Thursday after.
noon, over 100, some weighing one and
too pounds each.
The horse Of samuel W. Colby became
frightened at piece Of paper In front Of
The post ofiicc Recently and turning
around overturned the buggy throwing
out Mrs.. Colby and bruisins her face
pretty badly, otherwise she escaped in-
Jury.
Ms. Belle Giles IL slowly improving
and u able to ride short distance.
MIss Jennie Bean, who il teaching
school In keeoe, n. H., II home on {
short vacation.
Nlss n. X. Stewart, who has been stop
ping q the Naplewood foe few days,
len there Tuesday ou her bicycle fos
Boston. She viii endeavor 70 make tn
Trip In too days.