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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
WEST BErhEl.

A slisht frost Was reported on Low
gtoand on the morning Of Septem,e'
~.
Some farmers are .,lll cutting meadow
hay.
Oats are mostly harvested aud are
Turning out rather lightly.
4. =. B-sn will finish thrcshing grain
Tor customers sept. I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. =. Bean are taking a
vacation ut the seashore. Mr.. n. has
employed J. Hastings Bean Of Mason Ia
look after his Mill business In hi.
absence.
Joseph =. Mason .. stopping In the
plsc- few DAYS. lie I. FOREMAN In the
Grand Trunk yard In Portland.
Alverton Iarwell has commenced
work Tor the next ak months on the
railroad section at this place.
Nahum W. Mason !. working NJ the
new city al Iumford Falls.
Lothian Chapman IL painting \. =.
Beans boarding houses.
The city bcsrders have mostly gone
home.
large quantities IL nice blueb~rries
have ben brought from Caribou Mount
ain In Mason.
Minnie wheeler and Grace Grover
have gone Ia Warner, y. H., teaching.
y. u. shaw has lo.t sheep by dogs.
The lick people are improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
NORTH PARIS.


IL. Durham 1. repairing hi. house
rec.ntly struck by lightning. Jerry
cole Of West Paris l. doing the work.
our new blacksmith, John Ross, has
opened the shop recently bought by H.
". Durham.
r.. n. Andrews I. going Ia hulld =
shed lGxaO feet over al. mineral spring
Farmer. are busy picking their sweet
corn. The factory at West Paris started
up August Dth.
A few Of our farmer. are not done
having.
iIenry Dow Of Vermont has latel,
visited al. parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. u. h
bow. Their other sou, Rev. ID. u. Dow
With hi. family, has also visited at hons
thi. summer. lie IL located at Dana
riscotta Mills.
Mr.. Pingrce has returned from Massa
ehusett. where he has been visiting
few weeks.
Nellie Churchill Is at home on vaca
tion.
Vim. l.. Blood Of south Paris was al
North Paris over sunday.
Mrs. America Andrews remains abou
the same.
Mr.. Gould and her daughter Of Port
land are stopping at Moselcy foss'.
The new blacksmith !. all ready fo
business. Bring la your job. and see u
he can weld iron.
J. n. Durham IL repairing his house
Jerry Cole OF West Paris u doing tn
work.
The coons are doing great deal q
damage To the sweet corn.
william Gates Il at work for \. j
Abbott.
n. ". Durham IL repairing his roof a
the store and painting the blacksmith
| shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
DENMARK.

Ex-Msyor IIaren Pingrec aud family
Of Detroit, Mich, are stopping NJ the
Maplewood for few days.
Mrs. Belle Giles has gone TO Peaks
Island for her health for . short time.
Mrs. Nettie Smith has gone With her.
Mrs. l.. A. Ingalls, has returned from
Long Island, Portland Iiarbor, where
che has been stopping this summer.
Mr.. Joseph Colby u slowly recovering
from his recent Illness.
The Bartlett House u full Of boarliers
at the present time. They are workers
In the corn shop.
last Monday, and next week will b I
busy week for Ill. Quite . large pacl
Il expected thIs year.
TIE organin the church WAS badly
damaged BY water In the late storm
which came In through window 1t TN
rsar Of u church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
FRvgBuRG.

Rev. :. II. Livingston preached al the
Congregational church on sunday, the
18th, and has gone 10 Augusta to see his
brother.
Mrs. X. c. Harrington and Mrs. ". y.
dsy, also Mrs. Cora Barker wyman.
Mrs q. ID. Howe went home to Fort
land on Monday.
rherc ~as n .cclable NJ the sweden
borgiAn church gu Monday evening.
Mrs. Jacobs of Malieu |. visiting Mrs..
". y. >toue.
Rev. Mr.. Hayden and wife have gone
hack % Portland.
Ms. Lizzie 4. shirley left on wc,ines-
day tor Terra llsuts, Ind, where she
viii teach music another year.
Mr.. .. &. Evans family have moved
Into the village 10 the old ESan. house
which samuel Evans has renovated.
Miss Jennie ESsn<, Who has b~cn At
Denver, Col, fot few years, is now at
her fathers.
Miss sarah :. EVans has started for
her missionary work In Louisville. Nv.
hat Nill stop AZ Yarmouth aud south
Berwick on her ~ay.
The coaching parade At North Conway
90 Tuesday attracted the usual crowd,
aud many wen; from this Vill,g, ani
vicinity. Twenty-six crowded car. went
over the Maine Central railroad.
4 large number ~ IN. friends 10 Mr..
". y. Ward euioy~i be- ring hls playing
upon The organ 81 the congregational
church Tuesday evening.
River parties are still In vogue.
J. =. hrruss made hls forty-thiri
trip round river this wc,k.
The Tall term of the academy has be-
gun With good promise under the car. 10
Mr.. Iall aud Miss Taylor. Miss Arn-
ham l. detained by the sickness 81 her
aunt, Mrs. Col ferlry ot south Bridg-
ton.
Mr.. Chss. ". FRYE started for Mon
tsna on THURSDAY with hi Sister, Mr..
Coolidge. aud will make a short stay
With her la Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. :. ". fif. have gone on
an exis0dcd drive In Oxford County.
VIII D. away a ~e.k or more.
frvd pfc ]. camping AZ hefsr Pond.
Mr.. l.ols iAmson. mother 81 Dr. u.
l.. lAmson. died ca Thursday morning,
agvd - years, after short sickness.
News from Mr.. aud Mr.. DlnSnorc r.
part. them al Berlin en- roai. Tor
Athens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
FAST aerheL.

Mr.. and Mrs. James VI. Bartlett rele-
brated the 10th anniversary of their mar
Rage August 9Th. About fifty Of their
relatives and friend. were present.
Many pretty and useful presents were
received. among which were very hand
some French clock and an easy chair,
presented by the brothers and sisters.
Appropriate and interesting remarks and
a beautiful prayer were made by Uncle
Mo.e. kimbali, followed by singing
Entertainments of Ice cream and cake
were served aud all WAS enjoyment and
happiness.
her 5th, under the Instruction Of Mia
rrzsk of Cumberland Mills. Mlss Trash
IA harding at James n. Bartlett's.
Mr.. \. j. Howard Of Boston aud bill
daughter, Mrs. susie Perkins of Auburn
are visiting friends and relatives 10 thi
place.
vacation.
Fred y. Bartlett Of Oxford was In tn
place last week.
Eugene Bean is at home from Berlin
". IL. -. a.,
Dash, a pet dog Of Irving Kimball's
was run over by heavy team and IN
Iurcd 20 badly he had TO Be killed. u
had long bccn PEI In the fAmiiy and
much mlssed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
NOQwAv LAKE

summer boarder. are going back Ia
their homes. Quite number went TIL.
week.
Blsnche bradbury has gone Ia Lowell
10 yi.lt Dr. y. =. Soyc- aud wife.
Louise bradbury, who has been visit
Ing Ia Colebrook, returned home Mon
day.
Dance at Flood. Hall next Tuesday
night.
Mrs. !. q. Ballard returned to Cam
bridgeport last Tuesday.
Mrs. Manson returned Ia Island Fond
Thur.day.
4 political rally al Floods Hall Ia
night friday.
J. ~. smith :. visiting his brother and
sister at sanford.
Lizzie -. Ias.ellc .. Ia teach In An.
dover TIL. fall. She Il hne teacher.
Msudc rartridg. !. 10 commence he'
school at the Centre next Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
HIRAM.


Eli q. wadsworth, having recovered
from illness, resumed hi. dutie. At Gray.
Inn. Jackson, y. H., on rue-dsy.
\ large number ~ person. went from
Hiram 10 Conway, y. H., Aug. 3oth, la
wltne.. the coach parade, and were we'll
pleased.
Ms. Martha VI. Burr.ll, Of Gorhsm'
yI.ltei her relative, Mrs. Marshall spring
Tuesday.
Mr.. william Evans, Of Portland, u
Visiting his brother, james Evans, ISL,
al East Hiram.
Rev. Ira u. Morrison, Of Bridgton. u
visiting friends In Hiram.
workmen are erecting voting booths
In the town house. -,
A sou of Msdi.on Isnsins IL very VI
10 typhoid fever.
Mr.. Dr. Wilson 81 East Hiram has
,i.it from her mother, Mrs. Chsdbourne'
of Oxford.
Politically. Hiram Il quiet, sl,hou ~
We hear % supplies reaching the 'r''
EiiiAfai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
WEST PARIS


Farmers eommeuecsi 4, haul In ave.,
ccrn isst Monday. Th- shop star,e,
Tuesday.
school ccmmenceSi last Monday With
Miss Ida henson as tescher.
Jerry Cole has novel into J. n,
Birds house nj Trap Corner.
We understand that Caleb Fuller ma.
purchased thu X. Willis stand on Main
STREET.
Your correspondent has ben sp~nd-
Ing lee DAYS among the Lake In thr
northern part of thi. county In eompauy
With a. q. Curtis ~ Cambridge, Mass.,
and y. u. Andrews. n. Curtis, y. e..
curtis, Walter Cole of thi. plscc. We
can report good catch of trout, q good
coai of tan, bots of mosquito bites, aud
good lot 20 blueberrie-.
Hon. 4. x. slmonton IL Camden.
Maine. spoke In Centennial Hall last
Monday evening before a good-sised
audience.
Mr.. Chas. Alirish IL Trap Corner has
taken % himself q h~tier half.
There l. another I. a. a. y. excursion
to Portland and od Orchsrd to-day
Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
EAST BRowNF,tlp.

Cool September.
The coaching parade at North Conwa,
attracted many from here, as we'll as th'
fair nj Cornish this Thursday.
Mrs. q. ". Sanborn'. nephew, Jesse
Goidthwalt of liayerhili, Mass, With biz
friend, Hay Mcintyre, left FRIDAY morn
Ing on their bicycles for Biddeford.
The bosrders at Elm Cottage Who
.I~nt the night on Mt. Pleasant were es'
pecially favored, = part 81 them at least,
With more sight seeing than they aniici
psied. During the night one of the
wakcful ones heard sounds which were
hardly musical and on Investigation di.'
covered lIruin out star gazing or search
Ing for the search light they could not
determine which. but concluded not Ia
d. too inqui.itl,e and satisfied them.
selves with CARING nj him as he retrcAie'i
down the mountain.
whitman ~tickncy left on Monday for
kcni's IIill: George Hale for Orono.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06


W. g1iayurable time Tor farmers
--.'h lp th-if wing. To-day, sept.
A-'e arv many acre. uncut, and
~ Alos q, even upland.
s.ai' a. general thing are
1919 aud u l. safe Ia strap an
1 49, about you when you 20 out.
- lpi the cOrn shop Il the order OF
- - Ne left car dear Mt. Ephrsim
- hand az masking at the shop Of
N--in A Morrill, al West Paris.
-, ~ met num.rOu. friends and
-, - aes acguainiabccs, which. 90 us,
-. -, Treat. aud one long Ia b. re
- not ouly Tor good time al
- sa shaver % blessing. for ths
~, -, ivr Il combines recreation
-. apE q cash checks dropping into
- Sf's AZ every basketfal. which
- % - nice In aiding those of
s.. ne.n'. In this respect no othe'
!, has Ia equal, and we canDo,
~, W eHclalm: May God bless al
a.s,efprises. For Ne are told by
~. ',ef that the poOr ~e shall always
a. ia u, aud Il well becomes
s-ea loos 10 them, that Joys NAY
n our land, until Love shai
Ats and our election b sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
EAST SUMNER.

stephen &. Head az. bought the I,os-
well Brigg. stand, aud l. preparing Ia
oCcupy the same.
Al. Park was at home day OF two
last week.
\ private school, In charge 81 Mis.
Nellie IIlbhar,i, commenced last week.
Partie. all along the line are VET visit
ing the work. AZ Rumford fsll.. One
man. to satisfy hls curiosity, has mads
thr,c trip. there, tAsing two days time
At IN. last trip. The train. are well MI
I'll. Probably special trains At low rates
Will H. put GA during state fair.
hi. week the talk will be on state
fair, next week Il will be- election aud IL
results, the week after, GLOW dur ye'
later. turn out"
Mis-. Jennie Palmer. who has served 81
long and well la the post officc, stalking
short vacation. siN'h'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
GtlgAD


We are having dull weather Ia harvest
grain.
some low land hay I. not cut yet.
Sscct corn Il going 10 the corn .hop
q, Bethel and pota,oes P'oml'e Hight
Crup.
william Chapman will run \ thrash
ing ma hlne through here thl. fall.
III. Dixie has hls house full of sum
mer boiricrs.
D.. y. kimhalli. In New York on bu.i'
ness.
The political pot bcgin. Ia boil; Hon.
John 4. Swasey 81 Canton will speak
here Monday evening, September 9Th,
aud the prohibition party are preparing
Tor iig raising soon.
Eben Chapman has four carpentsr. al
work putting the finishing touche. on Ia
his house.
Rev. Mr.. Wiswell. former pastor
herr, 4. spending few day. with friends
here. lie preached avery able sermon
last sabbath.
Mss Alice Larry has hen tia, stole
nc.t and laid thirty egg aud hatche'
twrnty-.lN chickens. MI are smart a.
crickcts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
MEssENGEn's NOTICE.
STATE Or MAINE.

OXFORD, % s-sept-. A. ID. iss.
This 10 ~ i've posics, that on The sth day o'
Aas. A. D. i<s1, . warrant In Insolvency IA
issu~.i ous of the Coart ~ in-oiveney fcI
said County ef Oxfyri, against the estate o
ALBEnr d. PUTNAM ef Rsmiori. ssijyir~ii d
or uhieh vrtition was hlef on the ssh day 81
Aug, A. o. issl, o. whish iAst namei dats intsrr-
on claims Il % ie oomputei. thai the pay msnt c
any delss asd Ne delivery and transfer Of sny
Tor Ms nee, aniths delivery and traasfsr Of an,
property by hin srv fostiides By law; thAt
iscstinG Of the Crciitou of all Del<or. W prov
their det<< AMI ehocse one ~ morv Assignees o
~ 10 hoLisa q Paris IN ssh County. On the fls
day of ssvs. A. ID. is'i. - nine O'Clock IN sh
Glyss under ny hasd ~ dsss ara shov'
oscA. =. rRAsK. p.ys.y shs.is,
- CsssS & OzS9d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
GREENWOOD.

We alwsy- Iook UPON the new moon
a. a thing % beauty and of Joy aud COO
..ou.ntly Intend "a -. IT. bos-llk. form
hat a. soou a. u h-VOmc. visible but
hi. tim. II Vas almost week OLD De-
fore N put In an sppesrancr, ming
whl.,h rarely happens. md lot. oi nav
,nI g,,In iay on IA. gr"and the s,'ne
Is,y,h Of tim. after b~lng cut, much To
an. Iniury 81 the fiddler II nat To the
grain. Ia fat ID. month Just past y
.,ia 10 have h<en QUE OF the no.t lo~eiy
and difficult for harvesting within ths
u,.mory IL msn. u would be grstuy-
ing Ia know how many fslr days thsfe
w,rr. and how much rain Tell during 'ns
month, ~ sny one has kept the r~orh.
Hu, n hs. h~cn . good time Tor gr"s
,,op.. fsr hetier than = sharp droath' so
/ no complaining.
corn 1. fairly In the milk. and sssin
The coons have commenced their drpre-
d.tlon., apparently Intending to get 'hs
l lions sharr. IL,
som. neld. 90 potatoes are dead Win
rust Will. others are yet untoached.
M. Davis 90 Minnesota avs the crops
there are coming In the hesN'e-, u's'
thew have for years, excepting MA
xhi,h will fall short nearly one-th'iu
In. hay crop averages three tons To tne
acre. They have all the ecarders 'ness
can take care Of. who catch more nI
from the lake than they can use aud CIV
away, so that they have to harry them ~
! the ground. IL seems a pity sometime
that nature did not Distribute the w
ce..iiies of life more evenly Among W.
shlldr,n. Here xe are longing for sons
~ those big hsh, and there the peopf
are h.nlerinx at the same time Tor soua'
N our nice apples. And We never g
through the forest where there are c"ra
of desd wood In every stage of decay
w,thout thinking Of the poor ely pco
nj, Who .ufisr with cold every .in'e
r., the want Of it. Mr.. Davis Away
Ia. . good word fos the Democrat. q; an
In his last letter sent tne sinev
for the renewal Of his ssbseriPt''s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
DlCkvAlI-


Farmer. M, now hauling their swcc
corn Ia Oh. corn shop.
The corn crop !. good In thi. scctlon
III. Dickyale school commenced Mon
day, September 9Th, under the instrue
ton 10 Andres Churchill.
Mis-. Alice J. Irish of Peru has been
engaged to teach the winter term al
.chool at frsnkli1 Centre.
4. n. child Ia driving stage frou
Dlckyale To- Dixheld station.
There !. Yet quite quantity ofhay u
l.e secured IN this vicinity.
frsncl. Wing aud Leonard Can~el
from oxford ARE visiting friends Ia
franklin.
wallac. ilswes aud wife, Herbert
I,urg,.. and wife aud \. Gu.,a Putnam
have gone To l.uniord 10 work In tn
corn shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
HEBRON.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. ". Everett aud Mis-
ITsvie Pratt returned from Old Orchsr'
last Saturday.
All werc glad 10 see Dr. Crane In ih
pulpit on s.risy. Mr.. and Mrs. I'rain
srd returned with them for while.
Dr. Crane baptized three candidates
two ladies (mother aud daughter) aud
one gentleman, SUNDAY morning.
Mrs. Donnel started 40. her home W
New York Mondsy.
Mr.. and Mrs.. II. q. stone OF Portland,
who are stopping ct Hotel Long ID
iIuckheld, drove over Monday forenoon
IA yI.lt the aca.lcmy and church. They
we're much pleased with the building.
aud the place generally.
school opened Tuesday With a large
attendance.
Rev. \. u. Richardson aud wife sre
spending few days st Oskhurst this
week TO be present at the dedication OF
the church.
Mrs. n. N. Watkins Of South Paris L.
visiting relatives here. \.
We regret Ia announce the death OF
Mas Annie Merrill, one of the graduates
Of VI. Miss Merrill has been III for
over a year, and passed away Monday.
The funeral Wednesday afternoon was
largely attended, many Of her class
mates and other friends being present.
She was general favorite, and all who
knew her loved her aud sympathlke With
her family In their sorrow.
The dedication Of the church Thurs
day, sept. ist, passed OF very pleasant
iy. The evening was devoted principal
ly To the reports Of the building aud
memorial committee. by their chairmen,
Dea. \. =. Cushman and Dr. Donham,
after which came the church history
by I.ev. \. u. Richardson, who wa. Tor
twelve years pastor of the church. In
the afternoon was the sermon by Rev
Mr.. Ayrcs of Portland. Rev. Mr.. Weige
10 Paris gave the invocation, and Rev.
Mr.. Quincy, q former pastor, the dedl-
catory prayer. Among Others who
took pam were Judge Bouney, Rev. Dr.
Burrsge, Rev. q. y. Harden, who was
psstor here four years, Principal Sar.
gent, Rev. Mr.. Lawrence, Rev. Mr..
I,,ms.lell aud Rev. Dr. Crane, the PRES
cut pastor. The singing by the male
quartette was pronounced very fpe, the
superb voice Of Harry Bsrows fully
the family reputation as sing
ers.
Judge savage and John swa.ey spoke
In the chapel Friday afternoon Ia an
interested audience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
lE1hll

W. n. Looney Of Portland will speal
here Thursday evening, September sth
explaining the Australian ballot systcm
u IL hoped that the election officers al
the towns In this section and ne many cl
the voter. ~ can will avail themselves
OF this opportunity.
Mrs. ID. bridge sold her household
furniture aud Furnishings at auction last
Friday. She leaves here sept. dah and
salls for England some time during ihI'
week.
Mr.. y. n. Goddard Il out again after
belng confined to the house for month
by sickness.
T'rof. W. n. wlght has lust rrturnei
from Boston where he has lately taken =
course In llolt's Normal Institute and
school of Vocal Harmony. Prof. wight
spend. hut little of his time at his home
In Bethel being away nearly all the year
teaching vocal music.
The universalist sunday school held
its annual picnic at Riverside Park last
Thursday.
There will lie an entertainment Tues.
day evening, sept. 9Th, at the Opera
House, consisting of music and readings,
under the auspices Of the Congregational
society.
Miss Mollie GIN Is In boston for q
short vacation.
School At the academy opened Tues
dsy last with good attendance.
&. 4. bryant, with wife, has gone on
months vacation trip. Ills meat store
will be closed during his absence.
The Methodist society held lawn
party aud fair at II. u. Godwin's Thurs
day evening last.
J. VI. Phllbrook shipped carload of
COWS 18th calves from here last week.
The Bethel fai. will be- held at River
side park Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. sept. ~, II aud -. Good
purses will be offered and the show of
stock will probably IL large aud of q
high standard. The fair last year, al
though the fret held on these grounds,
was largely attended aud decided sue
cess. This year no effort will bc spared
tn make u much greater success.
since Last year fine grand stand has
been erected and many impro,
made.
our people will remember the pleasure
With which they listened to the talented
aud accomplished elocutionist, Miss
bingham, last season. and will no doubt
improve the opportunity Of hearing her
sgsin az the entertainment at the Opera
House this Tuesday evening. Her ine
rendition. wer. received With hearty sp-
plause and we're the topic 10 much favor
able comment long after the reading OF
last season. II Ia rarely our lot to have
this opportunity offered VI, 80 LEI all
lover. 81 the beat aud highest class 81
improve u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
ANO0vga

II
The Congregational church Was well
nliei last Sunday, August 18th, O.
cssloned hy the pressace Of two fine
musical I~rformers Who Kindly assisted
tie choir. Mr.. Noels with his violin
rendered q hne violin solo while Mrs.
klngsisy followed With . selection In
which wss violin solo obligato. with
al IL vas exceptionally fipe music.
sept. LAT j. u. sumperton spoke 10 the
people upon the political issues Of the
day. The Andover hand In their new
and unique uniforms we're present aud
played several selections.
A slight frost In some sections thi.
morning, September III.
That baud concert, oyster supper aud
dance Ia sure to come OF sept. isth.
This no doubt will b. the last dance
given In the old hall, so come one and
all.
Our summer company viii soon b.
thing Of the past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
auckgtClD.

y. whitney Morton, an old resident o.
tIuckneld twenty-five ycars ago, " 81
Inmate Of the insane hospital at Angus
u from the town Of NaNcastlr, Maine
Mr.. Roife bradbury VI lowell visited
his father, DIR. q. ID. bradbury, . few
days r~egtiy.
burn visltcd their Duckheld fiiends last
week.
EY-Coy. Long Of bingham, Mass,
spent the sabbath here and Was the guest
% Capt. w. w. bacon, Aug. 18th.
Mr. IIermon Jones aud wife Of South
bridge, Mass, are spending their yaca-
ton on the east shore Of North Fond
camping.
The corn factory commenced canning
sweet corn Monday, the roth ult.
W. J. Wheeler Of 40. Paris aud Grant
Harlow of Paris i'm were In town
Tuesday, the 30th.
Mrs. Osen spauldlng, who has been
spending the summer at westboro,
Mass, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Armstrong Gerrish. Mrs. Spaulding
will spend the winter at Hyde Park,
Mass.
The announcement In the Norway
locals that ''the Buckheld band would
play at county fair" was premature, as
no engagement or "underblddIng" had
been made.
Mrs. Harriet Ilili Of Biddeford Was
the gucst of Mrs. Benz. spaulding last
week.
Miss Mary lngraham Of Brookline,
Mass, Who fell III at Squirrel Island u
few weeks since and was removed Ia
the residence % Hon. A. T.. Iionney,
where her mother and sister are stop
ping. IL recovering. Ne her many friends
will be- glad tn learn.
Mr.. Geo. M. small Of Llmington was
In town last week.
Rev. u. NJ. Park of Prcsque lsle lee
tured al the Methodist church Friday
evening on temperance.
Quite q party of young people visited
the Good fcmplars lodge at Turner VII
lsge Friday evening.
The Iio.ton Herald of Aug. 3i.t says
"Mr. ~. 4. u. Hate. of the Herald stan
IL r.ri,ing the congratulations OF hi.
co-iabor,rs aud friends upon the an
nouncement 10 his engagement Ia Mlss
May Frances Iridghsm, daughter at Dr.
and Mrs. Chss. u. Bridgham Of Cobs.-
set, Mass, and formerly of Buckheld,
Ne. Miss Bridgham u . very popular
aud talented elocutionist aud po.t grad
uate of the BOSTON school of Oraiory."
Ms. liriigham VA. la Maine when the
announcement Was made, and though .
surprise "a her many friend. here, they
join In the general congratulations 10 the
happy Herald man. Mis-. Iiridgham
was a graduate % the class of ~ at
Hebron Academy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
rAs1 WATERFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. :. =. ellison are ut j.
". Athertou'..
John W. keen Ia through work In
De-riug aud IL at home.
Miss I.iryie Saunders of Lowell, Mas
and niece, Miss kste Saunders, sre Visit
ing AT James Chadbourne's.
Mis-. Dr. Carr returned tn Massachu'
.e,t. wednesday. Mis- Mary Chad
bourne returns saturday.
Frank Rowe aud family have returned
20 Bsli~in. :.
Ira johnson has returned from vi.l'
I'm Msrblehesd, Mass, leaving his vii,
and daughter Eva Who accompanied
him. for q more extended visit.
Albert u. bean has moved his famil,
into m. y. Aliens house. Mrs. Edwar
Hilton Is staying with them for the
preseut. v,, Z,
The light on Mount Washington u
nl,inly secn from the hills about here.