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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
HEBRON.


Rev. ". n. Clark and wife of Mechsn-
" Falls. called on friends here SATURDAY
afternoon. Mr.. Clark reports the new
parsonage, nov being built at Me-
chanic Fails, n progressing very favor.
ably. The small church u doing all
possible Ia forward the work.
Gu sunday Rev. Dr. Crane preached q
missionary sermon COMMUNICATING the
one hundtoith anniversary Of the soeie-
~.
J. L.. Bumpu. snd wife have been
spending = week In farminston and W.
entity visiting friends, aud while absent
attended the kcnne,-~c fair.
Mr.. Rice, Of the firm 30 Rice 4 Hob
way. BOSTON, With al. wife, MAS la the
place one DAY thi. week.
Rsy. =. u. Richanison aud wife are In
town this week. Mr.. u. IL attending Ia
hi. apple picking.
I,ey. =. +. Record. = former resident
of this place, Who died In Scion last
week, was Inferred la the family lot la
the cemetery here on Monday.
On "wednesday Mrs. j. u. sturtsvsnt
fell frum chair on which she ~as
standing aud broke two ribs, and other
Wise injured herself. Dr. Donhsm at
tended her aud At presen, writing she !.
very comfortable.
Ilorstio Bearcc % Lynn, Il visiting
al. brother, Mellen iIearce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
auneoao eAila

bryant a lander Of Kingfeld, Maine,
are 10 open . hardware store In the shaw
block. Their goods have commenced On
arrive. Thy have bought lot luis of
j. 4. fogg aud are at WORK ON the
foundations Tor large ballding.
The contract for building the new
passenger station near the Hartford
street canal bridge has beeu let % Mr..
Ethan Wills Of south Paris, Who will
commence work % once.
j. A. BADGER has sold part Of his lot
on the corner of Congress and bridge
STREETS Ia parties from vassslboro.
Mr.. wiggin of the BANGOR Industrial
Joarnal WAS In town Friday.
EngineerS from the Massachusetts,
Electric Engineering Co., are looking
over the site Tor the light station, and
are preparing plans for the same.
VIM. Coulombe of berlin Falls Il
eeildipg large boarding house on
River street.
W. y. Putnam, the contractor on the
hotel. expects In have u completed this
month.
". wymsn has just completed the
foundations for . large building on
Congress street. which will be erected
by Joe Lsbrieque.
Deputy sheriff Porter brought Octave
Neido before Trial Justice Morrison
Monday afternoon, charged with selling
liquor. Neddo being under the influence
of liquor Was kept under arrest until the
next morning when the trial to.k place.
Neido ~ss found guilty aud vas fined
$500 aud costs, which he paid. A. this
offence Il punishable by imprisonment
he Was lucky tn escape by paying fine.
The men Who were Injured by the
falling of the roof trusses are all doing
we'll. Frank Mcknight Il out 81 danger
and IL improving. lie l. having the
best of care. 4 professional nurse.
formerly 81 hospital at New Orleans,
IL attending hun.
The Power 90. lave let the contract
for the approaches 10 the west end Of
the bridge Ia james McGrcgor. There
will he some io,co cubic yard. of earth
aud rock excavations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
weaY pARia

We are having beautiful autumn
weather, giving the farmers = good op'
p0rtunIty 10 harvest their crops.
Il. l.. Cummlngs, Of Cummings Broth.
err, Portland, 10 here buying and ship-
ping apples.
n. ]. Cushman has his new house on
Pioneer Avenue up, boarded and shingl-
cd.
Arctas Caldwell, one Of our respected
citizens, ~ years of age, Il digging and
picking up thirteen bushels Of potatoes
q day on an average.
J. Y. bird II Intending 10 leave here
for the West soon 10 spend the winter.
Mrs. Aim-ia Richardson has moved TO
Dixfeld.
A travelling troupe played Joshua
whltcomb before large audience In
Centennial Hall Thursday evening.
Oxford County Dlstrsct Lodge, ]. ID.
q. r.. meets at Gilead, on "wednesday,
Oct. l3th. A speciai train leaves this
station at $3.50 A. n. Tickets for the
round trip will be Issued at single fare.
II. Curtis IL having . good job OF
grading done In front of his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Yates have gone
Ca kent's Ilill to spend saturday and
Sunday with their daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
MASON.

No card from Mason for the past fe~
week. ou account 81 being away from
home.
several of our people attended Bethel
fair which MAS pronounced by all very
good.
A. A. Grover aud wife of Norway
we're In town lad week.
Arthur Morrill, will move back 10 hi'
place soon. We understand that bis
sister will keep his house for him the
coming winter.
Mrs. sarah IleAn remains very sick
not much chsngc for the past week.
.. .. IIesn has hl. spool stock ready
to ship.
Our school house IL undergoing re-
pairs. Winter school will be late on
that account.
Potato crop reports are not very good.
Some complain Of rot, others that they
have none Ia rot. We shall look for
good prices the coming winter.
Apple crop good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

Humphrey Nichols Of south Corlnth
died Thursday evening from the effects
Of fearful blows and bullet wound In
flcted by Q burglar. Mr.. Nichols WAS
nearly 10 years Of age. lie WAS robbed
twelve years ago Of 81 100 by burglar.
and had Aimee that time kept club and
revolver at hls bedside. Hearing noise
T.ursdsy night he arose and selling bic
ciSo opened the door Of his room. lie
Was quickly seIsed by . man and thrown
upon tho bed where he Was frightfully
beaten with heavy club. In the strug-
gle the plstol was discharged, the bullet
cutting q deep wound In NJ. NIchols'
head. The burglar ned without secur.
Ing any booty. when assistance ap.
peared the old mans room was tsrri'
bic sight. The bed, floor aud wall were
covered with blood and the mans face,
head and body covered with wounds,
There 10 no clue to the murderer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
EAST WATERFORD.

Eva N. JOHNSON IL teaching In Lowell.
william knightly recently visited his
daughters In Boston.
Mrs.. Otis Martin IL very sick at her
sisters, Mrs. McAilister's, In Norway.
Mrs. Elisa whitcomb has gone TO
Lotion Fllnt's Ia board. The others who
have been occupying the Martin house
return To Portland this week.
sumner brown, Of Carroll, n. H., has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. w. III.
Keen.
Waterford has redeemed its reputation
for having good fairs, the one held 1t
the Flat Wednesday being an entire sue
cess. The hall In the evening was well
attended.
william Merrill aud wife, Of Newton,
Mass, are visiting his brother and SIS
ter, ID. l.. Merrill aud Mrs. Ira johnson.
samuel Patterson visited In Dexter
last week.
Charles W. Cannon h working In
Albany.
Mrs.. Josiah r. Lovcjoy is visiting In
town.
l.. N. Sanderson has . cat which
catches and eats panridges.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
gRXlnuRo.


Al the buslness meeting Of the Won.
ans Library Club Misc n. y. bradley
Was chosen president 10 place OF Mrs.. II.
r. Weston. Who Was elected In Nay, bat
decllned On serve. The club voted To
Join the State Federation Of woman's
Clubs.
Mrs. Mary Barrows shepley and
nddaughtrrs, Misses Elsie aud ll0sa-
mond Sergeant, went home To wlnches-
ter, Mass, on Saturday, Oct. ]. MIss
Anna Barrows left the same day, and
will be In the same position 40 last VIM
ter at the Y. W. q. Association In Ibos-
ton, and lectures In cooking at IAsell
Seminary.
John fIutchlns, who IL associated With
Mr.. walter Joncs at Niagssa Falls, Was
In town last week.
Mr.. Charles swan Of Clinton, Mass,
has Waited hls cousin, Miss -. Swan.
VIII Morgan has gone back to PhIla-
delphla To resume his medical studies.
Mrs. Rogers funeral took place on
SUNDAY afternoon nj her home, Mr..
Stone officiating. Mr.. John woodside
and his sister. Mrs. Abble Peterson Of
brunswick, nephew and niece Of Mrs.
Rogers. have been here during her sIck-
meas.
Mr.. r. T.. Eastman has moved his fam
lily Into the house be bought OF w.
spring.
Mr.. Tobias Lord of steep Falls Was at
Mr.. Esstman's on sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Page has bought the house
which he vacated Of Mr.. Eastman.
Mrs. susan Tucker has recovered from
her recent illness aud has come hack to
her sisters, Mrs. IIesld's.
The q. l.. n. e. Circle was reorganlfed
for It, winters work at Mrs. Barro ss
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Locke
WAS chosen president, A. y. lewis, Vice
president, Mas Hattie Abbott, secretary,
Miss u. &. Osgood, treasurer, \. W. Fife,
trustee.
Mr.. Timothy walker Of Quincy, Mass,
I. visiting friends here.
Mr.. Granville Austin of boston, has
been at his mothers this week.
Me..r.. y. W. Powers and q. Pike, Of
Portland, wcrr here during the fair.
Although Tuesday Vas rather unfa-
vorable weather the attendance at the
fair Was about as usual for the thrcc
DAYS, and the shaw compared fsvorably
with many previous ones: though not
up to what u should b. In this locality.
Mrs. virgie Howe Trub- 81 brooklyn, y.
Y =, exhibited q hstiron ~ her Invention,
on which abe has procured . patent, de-
signed especially for pressing seams,
aud ~ great value Ia dr.ssmsksrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
AINRN


IIu.king corn IL the farmers knitting
work 90 evenings about these times. The
corn crop !. souni aud heavy.
The writer has b-en trying to get hi.
apple crop into barrels for q few days
hack, but the weather has been quite un-
favorable for apple picking.
There have been no hard freezes as
vet, hut Il has been cold, windy and
slually.
Apple. In this section are good sl,s
and free from worms a. compared with
last year.
Parties ar, making = cider MILL At the
Corner. aud will soon IL ready for
business. so I am told.
Grssshoppers have kept the fall feed
down In the fields and pastures. u
looks now ss II cattle would have Ia be
fc,i from the harm. early this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
EAST SUMNER.

Parties have te.-n In the place recent-
IN With q view 10 start corn canning
establishment In TIL. place II snfiieien,
encouragement I. given. Another par
~ Ia. hem here With vi.~ Ia opening
, shop for wood sni iron work aud gen
ersl job work. 4. .o.
Harvesting IN. apple crop 10 now
the principal business. The crop VII,
h. larger aud better than va. predictss'
s,rlIrr In the season aud Will probably
command better prices than raid last
X..r. Frank BARRETT aud Abei Irish
arr out bVying where parties are us
posssi to sell.
". mo- longer .iPg ''Jordsn sm hard
,o,d Ia trabhel, = afisr passing through
Valley road near this place. An sgen,
FOR a good company taking .eeheh'
polIcI.. would do well Ia camp there.
SLocrN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
AiRAh.


I'm sent. 1lst. NJ dusk. Mr.. Eugene
w,d.~orth heard q commotion In the
,,ar Of nj. barn. lie went oat and sa~
/, very large oxford bear near his shsep
r.n. Mr. wads~orth fired his revolver
AZ him, causing him Ia retreat Va ,ne
n.ld.. T~o u his sheep we're missing
ana one came In badly WOUNDED 80 enc
had to be Killed. 49,.
our genial aud popular isndIoru'
william n. Greene. IL removing 10 MAO.
,.on. Maine. During his occupancy OF
IN. Mt. Cutler House he has conducted
/, I'm . prompt, basiness-like manner, ana
h, Will be missed by the resident ana
travelling public. The ONCE OF To-. u
elerk viii be filled by HE deputy, M
John l.. Dike. =,
Mr.. Fred q. Noulton. q graduate OF
the state College, has position IN ha,'
d.u. Mass. In the Chemical Department
making experiments With view W
sxtrrminste the gypsy-mcth.
Mr.. Francis II. ribbetts has oesn
Granted a pension of ei7 pr month";
snd srrear. amounting 20 80.
cant. Thomas q. spring has erectsa
mooament of Vermont marble and Nsf-
mont workmanship In his ios IN tns
East Hiram cemetery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
WEST SUMNER.

We rrgr.t Ia learn that our esteemed
friends sud citizens. Mr.. and Mrs. Solo
mon Doble. have left here Ia reside per.
mainly at south Paris.
We are glad Ia learn that Ethel l..
Head Ia. recovered from her severe III
ness.
Mr.. l.. II. Andrews IL With her aunt.
Mrs. Esther Ryerson. She IL much I'm
proved Ia health.
Mr.. Frank Head and wife Of North
Bucsheld, visited their daughter, Mrs.
Addie belle stetson.
A number Of our ladies attended the
uniyersalist Association at Paris Hill.
We are very sorry that our Kind
friend, Capt. q. VI. Small, has been con-
fined Ia the house but IL improving.
Rev. ~. u. smith and Wife have re-
turned home To Nashua, y. II.
Mr.. Abel \. benson. Mrs. Decatur
Monk and Miss Wheeler, = niece, from
Brockton and Rocklsnd. Mass, are Wis
iting relatives and friends la this to WI.
Capt. small has bought the Solom on
Doble house, 81 called.
q. Arthur Chandler bought q nice
Jersey COW Of Roscoe Tuell. Arthur
saws she Ia q good one.
widow II. \. farrar fell and dislocst'
Ell her shoulder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
IASH aEHAIl

The farmers In this place are holding
meeting. In rrg.rd Ia building . corn
shop. 4 committee % thrce has been
chossn to make the contract.
Mis- rra.k and scholars are prcpsr-
Ing appropriate exercises for Columbus
psy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dennis Cole and dsugh-
ter, and Elmer Cole returned from
Washington, u. G., ut. 9Th.
Farmers have about harvested all
their crops. Potatoes Weld well on an
average. yellow corn !. very handsome
and apples plenty.
=. ". Bartlett r.ccntiv sold his cider
mill Ia John Carlton ot Nesry.
4. ". Bean AMI y. u. Cole intend TO
spend the winter In florids.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
0lEORD-

Mr.. Demcritt preached Of the Consrr-
ga,icnali., church sunday.
warrant !. out for another town
meeting Ia BE- held saturday, the sth, In
relation Ia the Chadbourne affair.
Mrs. Purington'. mother IL very slek
and l. no, expected 20 live.
Geo. iIer.ey IL al home for a short time
Edward faunce % Boston is visiting
hi. father.
A.D. Faunce Of Great Falls, n. H., Il
here.
Mr.. Cotton has gone To Detroit. Mich
There ~a. q calico ball at Bumpu'
Hall saturday evening. Mrs. Charles
i.lttle~oci reviewed the prize Tor th,
mort hecomlng costume.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
upIQA-

Davis Cairns and wife Of Canada are
visiting at II. !. Abbotts.
I,ey. \. \. York gave lecture here at
the church Tuesday evening.
=. Walker and son Of bethel passed
through Upton Monday en- route for
Errol aud MAgsilowAy.
Alys Coolidge aud A. Brooks are at
home from the lakes.
Mr.. Dwineii Of Boston il stopping at
the lake House for fcw days.
school commenced In District No.
Monday, Asa y. Abbott, teacher.
Mrs. sam Raymond u quite sick.
". A. bragg, proprietor of tmbagog
House, Enrol, y. H., MAS In town Mon
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
PORTER.

The relatives Of Mr.. VIM. T. Sargent,
the man who committed suicide NJ
Kesar Fails, met 10 zee what 10 do With
his crippled daughter, whom he left In
rather destitute circumstance. Nj. u.
A. Norton and wife, Mrs. 4. J. white
house and Mr.. Taylor Rice and they
had her moved to thls village and hired
Mrs. A. J. Parker TO take care Of her,
and % they were only cousins u showed
their kindness, sympathy and benevo.
lence. Kind words never die nor kind
scts either.
Mr.. A. J. Parker II attending the
fslrs st Sanford and Acton.
West Oxford County Fair was well
represented BY people from this town.
Mr.. Alvin &. stanley and wife were
made happy In the birth OF con.
Mr.. Charles q. French and wife ars
here ou Walt, from Kennebunk, 70 biz
fathsr's, xr. wsrrsa Frsnch's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
GRAFTON

y Brown found one % hi. nice
horses dead In hls pasture. u l. sup
posed to have beer killed by lightning
on the morning ~ sept. sith.
George blanchard and Cash Twlichell
sre ballding railroad through from
Berlin. They have about i've miles CON-
plstc,i and ears running on the same.
They will build the rad through TO
Grafton line this season, and say they
will haul twelve million of spruce from
Riley and Grafton this winter and the
coming spring Ia Berlin. They intend
"a have forty horses la one barn, and
nfty OF more men Ia tend them.
The foxes never were were so plenty
here a. this fall. Eight have been shot
In open held In this nclghborhoci.
Not a droyer has been In thl. town this
fsll, A. yet, Ia bay cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
MESI aEIhEl

The fair, held by the Chapel AID Thur
DAY afternoon and evening, WAS sue
cess, realizing q net of about go. The
ak quilt VAS voted Ia Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. P.are. Many pretty aud useful
thing. filled two table. and were mostly
disposed Of \ social feature ~ the
evening va. music. both vocal and in-
strumental. furnished by Mrs. blanche
Libby ~ Gorhsm, y. H., and Others.
Farmers ar. very busy gathering the
last Of their crops. The snow on tbs
brow of Hear Mountain, In Gilead,
warn. them that cold weather IL CON-
ing.
Fred Or,iway Ia. a carload ~ barrel.
from Gorhsm for packing apples In,
costing ~ IL cts. each.
4. =. Bean has the Albany road ma
chine, handled by fr-eman Bennett,
working on the in,eryale of the old home
farm, filliug In the many creek. so that
a moving machine can he run over tlF
whole surface. Push and enterprise Il
improving the place very much.
The little Peare child IL not Improving
any.
Cle,e Tyler has returned from Mas
sschuse,t., not being able To withstand
the labor ~ hl. job.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
SWEDEN.

Our little neighborhood was awaken
81 between aud o'clock Monday
morning by = cry of fire, and soon Il
was known that John Wilson's house
was burning, having caught by defec,
In the chimney, and could not be con-
trollcd. The few Who arrived In season
fought heroicslly aud saved the barn,
which MAS only about twenty-five feet
from the stable, which wss connected
with the house. The goods In the main
part ~ the house were nearly all saved.
hut scarcely anything was taken from
the ell In which were the living room.
81 the family. The bulldiugs burned
we're insured for SLIGO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
NORWAY LAKE

Ms. Fannie Tucker, \. 10. kllgors
and Victor Partridge are taking musk
Lessons of Miss Andrews Of Paris Hill.
Rufus Morrill, IL at work logging At
Otisheld.
George and Bert Wood have each had
q horse die lately.
Miss Amy Perry went tn Boston Mon
day.
Mrs. l.. A. bradbury went to Lewiston
"wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Wood has becn visiting her
home In Harrison few weeks.
u. n. Burnhsm Of fryeburg visited at
j. y. Bradbury's last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
DENMARK.

Rev. A. u. witham IL In town for a
fe~ days.
Chas. Goidthwait aud wife are spend.
Ing q few days with friends here.
Mr.. Ernest Gilman's horse fell through
the barn floor few days ago and after
an hour. hard work Was taken out
badly cut aud bruised.
Mr.. 4. W. IIelcber has gone Ia New
York for . short yislt Ia his brother.
Willie II. Jones will spend q week.
vacation In Auburn, Maine.
The remain. of Mi.. Anna sawyer
were buried under the rite. Of the lie
bskAh I,odg--a very Impressive and
solemn ceremony.
Miss Abbie Gore is helping In the po.i
Office at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
THE OXFORD BEARS,
the ooiNos OF THE WEEK M ALL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
sgrhrl

otIHtl-
6rsee v. Ames returned Last week In
New York sfter spending the summer
here at her ho,pe.
q. ~. Adams IL moving from kimbail
fsrk Into the house ea Main strret,
recently vacated by Julian Young. Esa.
The machinery V being put Into the
butter factory. Many of our farmer.
are buying crcaipers. A fne building
has heen er~ctei, and u IL hoped that
this Industry viii h~ In successful
operation scon. Ia should receiye the
hearty support Of the farmers.
'Jcshus whltcomb- "a. played at
oteon Hall Last Friday evening.
Beuj. X. Bryant has sold hi. farm and
gone "a his ne~ home In Lowell, Mass.
WORK !. progressing on the BARKER
house on Vernon Strcet.
Quite number from here attended
the Cnlversalist sunday sehocl couven-
tion At Portland last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
CANTON.

FULLER a staples store at Gilbertyills
MAS broken Into saturday night. Only
. few canned goods were taken.
smiths tannery has . new chimney
which measures sixty fcst from base ia
top.
Mr.. Albert Ilai.dell from winterport,
IL nj work for q. u. Iloughton.
Mrs. u. W. Woodland aud her daugh.
ter, Mile, are visiting friends In Ian
easter, n. u.
Frank Dwinal, veterinarian Of Ne
chsnic Falls, Was In town Tuesday.
Our sIck one. are all Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
N0aTh AlaAhv.

Mrs. Julia bryant from Lowell, Mass,
IL visiting st her uncles, Bryce Kim
halls. Her husband Il expected soon.
There was q husking at Louis Iiolton's
Tuesday evening; also one at VIII
Hollis.
Your correspondent took dinner at
Mr.. wortley's on the 9Th Inst, aud for q
rarity had green cucumbers picked from
the vine. that day. The vines had not
ben covered.
Harry inman Ia la town again, also
VIII Ilume., q friend Of Louis lIolton.
Alfalfa klmball IL at home from Nor
way where she works In the shoe shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
ANpoxfR.

Joshua small died very suddenly Of
heart failure the 5th. Agcd 20 years.
Sammi- iietton, q young man of prom.
lac, died the 5th, agcd II year..
The lodge Of Good Templars elected
the usual number Of delegates to the
district lodge.
CA. Merrill IL In town Cor Q few days.
u. A. Gro,er attended the X. of T..
celebration at Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
a se-ALlS TOWN MEETING.
l. AEI.r 90 ruE CuApRoJK NI
r.sN MEETINGS ~ OXFORD.

~ a.. n the series 20 town meet
q -slri.ug the Chsdbourne affair
- hsI 40 oxford saturday. The
p-tlg FL. called a. order By Roscoe
',a,s. f1su clerk. sho read the
u-n-f 1.ier artlclc a. :. Fuller
- .,a.. moderator.
l-s.s "a. taken up, which VAS a.
nss
-. af stsi in.trsrtioa. ths ty~u -til
30 H.. as.frtutsu - ths tusu ~ 90
80 .ffIraa -sttsutsnt 9Th 9uhn W
a.s.lr" f.a.ts suitsfaisst ~ HIN ~hils
49, 'r car- -. 80 SAT ls-s-
A-at.- st. made 90 pass over the
~ Ar thi. stage quite heated
.s.s...l .rH.s br lIrrssy taking the
- n h,il.'oi the petitioners. At the
- q h.. -.mark. b. offered rrsolu-
- sl... I .ui..iance was AZ follows /:
-i 'h' srHf aud sslcCtmen act to-
- n invest, eating the ssttlemsnt
=. 'l- .r.f aud srleCtmen IL is9l-s
~ sft " Dhadhourns, aud that
q rIf s.od counsel. the Inquiry
sif'I. 'hv alleged settlement IL
: t-rpri l.r s.fh The vote of the town
.-'h-..l m-,tiug la l>gl, also II tha;
'-FuFr' /. ..r..Ing aud tnal; aud To
~ .l.. Hthsr natter. Of Interest
% ,ns l relation % said settle
~. IN. collation. provided that the
,-'i-r. a.i svut - empowered Ia
-. a ... ..rs. call for papers, and
- lIry .-.s the hearing befor, such
ga. 81. ..-l.sl employed nav think
-,liifs' s ere made by : II. Edwards
--l-g in .1.l'ais ths board ~ select
-" mode the settlement With
~. 'fII .uurns. IT, thought thst
~ l"''-s n oxford werv conNersant
IN ~ h.'. .H The c.se. aud u personal
u SER H.. aside. Instead % Censur-
Il .-' f.IrI ~ s+i,ytmen they would
~ 'HrN..li them q vote II thanks.
t.'',a.. sl. called for. Voted not Ia
-e'rf '.. ari,Ie. Dr. IIer-sy then
-' fr,..l.Hu Ia the form % a mo-
'-4 p ah' carried by vote % -
~ matter. q Interest came up In
80 (. Do highNsy tax 20 IN.
tl N.rgit,turing co. 4. VI.
f. -ln' chairman q the present hoard
rF''u... stated ~ the town thtt
=. a. lH rrfurt - the expenditure
a. Ia. stish amounted Ia sboat
80 Er'sn. Who vas highway
Il sif u hat district a. that time.
4 partial report of the sxpendi-
~, Nl.'rIis'n The town Vested that he
-. i'mysd report o. IN. tow
- an 'r.r.fmsn, also that all high
- '.''rl"r. - that year make su
q 49, 'rl.rt - an the Expenditures
a. i,''Fitts made BY them.
=. h".mr. mo,ei an Adjournment
49, er's' from date, az I .JOr. "a,
al, ~ ''port ~ the Investigation,
a. - voted.