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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
STILL KEEPING lT UP.
our Cruiser Concord Adds to the yene.
xuela Excitement.

xuela Excitement.
NEW York, Sept. eT.-The World
prints the follow:
LA GUAYRA, Venezuela, Sept 90
Via Colon, Sept. 25.-There is intense
excitement in this town over the arrival
of the Red line steamer Caracas from
New York by way of Puerto Cabella, al
insurgent port.
Captain Edwin White, in command
of the United States cruiser Concord
sptidpating difficulty, advised the cap
tain of the Caracas not TO deliver up the
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

BUFFALO, Sept. 27.-Edward S. Damn,
the defaulting treasurer of the National
Savings bank, will plead guilty when
brought to trial and will throw himself
on the mercy of the court.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
Cut In Two by Cars.

SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. CIV. H.
Spinler, of Birmingham, Ala, was in
stantly killed at the East Main street
crossing by being run over by freight
train. His body was cut in two.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
Unique Attempt at Suicide

MARTrNsvILLE, Ind, Sept. 27.-Mrs.
Core attempted suicide Saturday by let
ting q window fall across her neck. Her
jaw was broken. She is aged, and brood
ing over the evil ways of her son caused
the act.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
In the Netherlands.

ROTTERDAM, Sept. 27.-The cholera
still prevails in the Netherlands, but
not to an extent to justify any alarm
that the pestilenoe will get beyond the
control Of the authorities. The statistics
In regard to the progress of the disease
show only comparatively small num-
Der Of fresh cases and deaths. In Rot
terdam only one fresh case was reported
Sunday.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
A Secret Mss.anr Of Jesuits.

ROME, Sept. 27.-It is rumored here
that the Society of Jesus held a meeting
Saturday and elected Q new general Of
the order. 1t is said that the name Of
the member selected for this Office will
be announced on Oct. Q. The members
of the society were required to take an
oath that they would not reveal the
place where the meeting was held, but
It is known that it certainly was not
held in Rome
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
Quarrel Ends in Murder.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 81, - Mart
Brown, thirty-two,. was killed by John
Stevens, twenty. Stevens cut his jugu-
ar during a trivial quarrel.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
No Cholera symptoms :,

QUARANTINE, Sept. 27.--Drs. Jenkins
and Sternberg returned at noon Monday
from o trip to Swinburne Island. DR..
Jenkins says I'll cholera patients, of
whom there were three men, are on the
road to recovery, and there were no new
cholera symptoms in the bay Monday
morning.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
want the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s-;si,t.

Want the aoddard-Jachsom Fight.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s7.-The Bacifc
Athletic club, Of San Francisco, offers a
10000 purse for twenty-roumd bout
between Goddard and jackson. Moth
ing definite. will be done until the ar
rival Of jackson from EdgMnd.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted TO childrei that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" FL A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Ill SO. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrh@a, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27

"For several years l have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do 50 as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN +. PARDEE, M. D.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

Thur.day. the 18th, brought usa good
rain, soaking the ground, a. ~as needed
Ia bring along late crops and fall feed.
Corn l. m,iuring finely. Potatoc.
are commencing Ia rust. Many cat. arr
icing harvested and wcre out In the
rain.
As Besn'. thre.hlng machine l. be-
Ing patronlIed by farmer. for i've miles
around.
A. =. Bean !. making extensive I'm
proycmenis on his old homestead, which
he Ia. lately purchased of hi. father, ID
y. Bcan.
4 goodly number 81 students frou
thl. place will attend the fall term Al
Gould Academy. One boy, Roy Track
EFT 4. working his best card To get tub
ton money, aud Il particularly de.ery-
ing. lie his u garden from which b.
sells produce for that purpose. suci
students always improve their schoo
hours and will make good Advancement
Mrs. Jacob Grover u very feeble and
falling.
Arthur r.. Barker, son IL John barker
/ ESQ, I. nj home from Washington, ID
G., where he has . prominent elefkshiI
In government department.
FROST Was seen ON the low land. las
Tuesday morning the I'D. No dAmag'
i done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
GREENWOOD.

Two fairly good hsy DAYS this week.
thu. far. ansl TO-DAY "Wednesday rain
Ing agair and w~tiing lots 81 meadow
hay, since there Il much OF that Kind
vt unsecured.
Thursday. the 18th. wAs aid to H.
the ho,ts.t dNy II the season, and one
couh not help thinking how many
~ouhl die 20 sunstrokc In our great
citi.-. Ike Rumforl Fsll. and Others
that might 4. msutioned, ~herr IN. sun
pourrd down hi searching nays amid
ia. granite. brick snd marble wall, un'
r,.l.iiugly and not hephyr "a tsmlri
IN. bli.tertng heat. Ayauut, city HE
civ. a. a hoDs among IN. grc-n hui.
~b.t, water ani air are pufr, aud al
Kind. of fou-d come on "a the board fresi
aud new.
corn I. approaching maturity. Many
Of the pumpkins are riIe, aud some oi
them are ALREADY returning Ia their Gle
msuttry state. having been made Into
pies and eaten.
Eoy.l Martin Was married. Recently
ma Ia. nov bought the Alden Wilson
farm. on "a which he Intends to move
after repairing tile building.. =.
\ About eight year. $50 Isa. :. ID
I Cumming. tran.planied some lilie. iron
Mud Pond, near the south end OF TN
town, into the pond near his RESIDENCE
tbsy have grown more numerous ans
larger every year, and Recently he gath
rr-si a handful from the place, some o
~hlrh wsr, 20 q pink color snd meas
urri i've and half inches across th'
petals. s,,. u...
~hers he formerly lived, fe~ week
.so. broken down In health, and d'e'
M. 18th inst. Mr.. finn Vas well Know
In IN. literary world a. q puzzle editor
.n.I also a. a story and Ncrs. writer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
aiicxe,elo

Buckheld horses maintained the rcpu
tstiou Of the town at the Iivermore ~
ces last week. i,usselrs Black Nathan
winning Q 1--WE heat race In the . 10 class
every heat of which wss trottci faster
than 4 ~; illsb~e's Mckusick won the q,
class In straight heats In ~ ~, - IL
-, and Deans Little frcsi, thrce-ycar'
old, winning second 'n the 300 elss'
which was trottef down close Ia 7.i0.
They do ssy that squire BIsbce's face
frightened visibly when MckusIck en-
tered the 2 ~ lisi. The Duckheld horses
at I.ivermorc we're all good goods, and
will all hstter tie rrcopls made there
before the sesson closes.
Mrs. willis y. l'ike aud Master Geo.
lfke have been taking an outing With
the family Of the late Hon. \. 4. An
drew. at Worthy Pond In Peru.
There was q dance ON the green nj
Hotel Long saturday evening, the s0th.
Qaltc a large company participated. The
Hutchinson Turkis Orcbe.trz furnished
the music. The lawn was decorated
With Chinese lanterns.
Nearly ak tons Of picking cucumbers
were taken In by y. u. l'etiengill & Co.
In one day last week. About forty acres
were planted In I'll. vicinity TIL. year.
IIorscc A. Irish aud family, Fred II.
Atwooi aud family aud Mr.. aud Mrs.
Elisha Pratt have colonlr~i at Higgins
beach for q week ar two.
Mr.. Herman Cushmsn Of Oskalooss,
Ia, I. visiting friends In town. Mr..
Emily Ioring retained with him from
Traverse city, Mkh., as far ne Portland.
Mr.. aud Mr.. y. a. Moore of Indian.
spoli., Ind. were In town last week.
Mr. 4. 4. Grave, ~ Portland IL put
ting up the pipe organ In the baptist
church, Recently purchased IN Water
Vile.
Mrs. Geo. n. lIi.,cc aud daughter
have returned fr"n, Peaks Island.
Dr. VIM. u. Mead aud wife of Pro,i-
'iencc. x. T., are at Hotel Long.
Benj. y. Gerri.h has sold his meat
market Ia Warren Bros. Of North Buck
field.
Mr.. j. Calvin stevens of Portland.
and children. ar. visiting q, her fathers,
Mr.. n. ID. wsldrons.
The Baptist church hs. \ good church
organ With pedal has. which they Will
sell q, bargain 10 applied for immc'ii
aiely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
CRvgBuRG.

Rev. q. =. Young has gone 20 Canals
on hi. vacation. Ills pulpit w. occu'
pI.i by Rev. =. 4. Livingston of south
Eyr,mont, Mass, whose wife has been
st her fathers, Dr. W. q. Towle, for .
few weeks. Mr. W. y. warde, ~ Or
,ngr. y. =. presided AZ the organ In the
absence ~ Mr.. l.ertie Abbott.
Mrs. Mary Warmer Land has gone
back To- Esst windhsm.
Mr.. a. r.. u. Howe hs. rrnaincd nj
Mr.. Randall. this week.
There was q Democratic rally ~ the
auditorium N the grove on Tuesday
afternoon, With q good audience, W. y.
shepard ~ lIoston was one Of the speak
era.
Corn ranning begun At Z. H. hast
man. factory on Tue.day-corn In tne
condition.
Mr.. simon Charles has begun repair.
on HI. house. the Dc,inc house next 10
Miss VI. Harris.
Mr.. vlrgie Howe To~le IL living In
the Dr. Towlc house.
Mr. and Mr.. J. u. Lord 80 baltimore
and Mr.. IIovr's brothers family have
been st J. q. IIowc's.
The summer season has been very
.hor, aud the e,odu. 81 guests !. going
on.
4. T.. stone, H.. H., and family 81
Springfield, Mass, have been AZ ". Ne
Meals. Ieft Friday.
Mr.. Mary Towlc sou,her has started
for her home In y. y.
Mary Iarrows has gone hack to Hos
ton.
The annual fair begun AZ the Congrc-
ga,ional vcstry on Thursday aftetn"on,
bu, the rain prevented large attend
ance. II Vas continued on Friday.
Col. T.. e. Darlington l. In TIL. VII
l,gc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
NIMRN.


james II. Bsker, Who has been visit
ing hls parcats Ia this tosn, rvturned "a
his WORK In fAlmoath, Wednesday.
4. \. B@kcr l. hauling single stun /,
Hanover.
Mr.. Splnney'. thrrc daughter. arr
home 0a visit, bot ~ill sou return "a
their plac,s ~ work.
Report s.ys cur msphant. j. 4
fhutston, has bought the farm ~ Zen.
amin Bryant mar Bethel llill.
Walter Power. has gone 90 work la
the corn fartoty at Bethel, which l.
900 Ia cOmmcnCv opcrstions.
Therr l. bat little sweet corn planted
la to~n, bat uhOrc ysllos corn than
usual. Both kinds bld fair Ia produce =
good crop.
4 little child 20 Virgil Chapman. II
this toSn has b.cu quite siCk Zoe soms
DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
The OXFORD BEARS.
1t oc'N6s OF r-E WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
WILSON'S NILS

" ili NJ. VI. Rates, accompsB-
= n W. N.mis Hodges, arrived Al
r. llut'i the frat % the we.k Tor q
'11.sht. vacation.
LrArs as in town several days.
80 grr'.'men from springfield made
~ l"rr nl bicycles Wednesday.
D. AslIusay Plantation Friday, the
~ '..fo"s tsnl Was AZ ". ". tinBell's,
- ca..r,i uut guitea crowd 20 natives
NHf'l,k' \ dane. In the even
=. 80 mlgh enjoyed BY the dancing
- ~ community.
~ Nhu.
=" Bartlett frum Berlin Il stop
- irU day. Al Eiia. Bsnnstt'.
n. . whitney and sons Nrrv az Flint
"a o''r sunday. They will 20 hscs
camp over Afiscoos Mountain
- Ia term % sshoel commspc~'
- Aas q, NJ. Winnie watkin'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
ngBRON.

Mr.. Gertrude Harlow Scfiven l. We
ting her parrnts, Mr.. and Mrs. y. u.
Harlow.
Mis- Aggic Parsons and her little
brother have bccn visiting At j. u. S,ur'
teyan,'s. They returned 10 Auburn TIL.
week.
Dr. and Mr.. Crane are expected home
frnIn Squirrel Island this week.
Mi.s Emily Beape has returned home
from Natlck aud will attend school this
TALL.
The fall term II school begins nssi
week With the prospect 81 large at
tendance. All the rooms In the Bellevue
ar, engaged.
Work on the Valley rad began Tues
day.
We have hid fine weather this week
aud strangers have improved IL. Man,
fine teams have passed through the place
on pleasure outings.
Mrs. Donnel % New York aud Mrs
sanger of Peabody took trip Ia Poland
SPRING. on Monday. and yi.ited strc.ke'
Mountain and vicinity Wednesday. The,
we're much pleased with the beaut'ia
scenery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
EAsI pIRu.

worihlcy Pond, Que 10 the clcanrsi
anil most beautiful sheets ~ wateI
la Maine, attracts many guest. "a
its .horcs during the summer.
The Middlesex Cottage has teen 90
cuple,i during the most ~ the season by
partic. from Walihsm, Mass.
The West >umn.r cottage !. now &C.
cupiei by the family ~ the late Hon
sullivan 4. Andrews, Who have ~
guests Mrs. VIII. T.. IKE and .on 81
Buckfield.
The DlNdcld cottage l. occupied by 4
party consisting ot Mr.. Arthur y. fotle'
aud Mis-. Maud Douglass 10 the Oxford
Democrat. Mr.. Charles ". Bowker, Z
leading merchant 81 South Paris, aud
wife. aud Mr.. Ncsion stanley and ~if,
81 Portland. Mr.. stanley !. conncciet
with the Brosu rhurston Co., the larg'
Portland printers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
MASON.

Nice weather for harvesting grain.
A. ~. Paine aud wife have returned Ia
their home In Mass.
Many of our people went Ia see the
wonderful horse, Nelson. All were vel
pleased. Your correspondent being
away from home missed seeing him.
Albert Grover I. helping \. %. Grover
cut the gra.. on III. Psine meadow.
\. n. wiihsm aud wife visited their
daughter Ia Newry last saturday.
y. q. Mills l. able 10 do some WORK
nov.
We are glad TO learn that pension
IN. been granted 20 the heirs 81 samuel
l.. l.csn, late ~ TIL. town.
Potatoes are rusting, and the prospect
nov I. a very small crop. Many piece.
an, hardly worth harvesting. Corn aud
grain 10 all Kind. are looking well.
iIo.f plenty, With bat little call for IL.
>hc.p aud Lamb. quite plenty. Several
have not sold their lambs yet, while
many have sheep to sell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
EAST SUMNER.

several persons from this place Visited
i,umiord Fall. last week.
The railroad !. doing . goo'l busin.s.
Ia Transporting passengers and freight.
Freight train. are unusually heavy.
Mr.. Daniel Goiing of Canton visited
Dcs. ~eth Stetsou last week.
Ezra N. Stetson. ~ the firm ~ Sieison
n Ilcall, =. Weymouth, Mass, visited
the old farm last week.
Rev. II. :. Ilibhard attended the meet
Ing of the \. 4. :. 4. v. AZ Bangor.
Summer visitors are getting ready Ia
leave,
~. Bumpu. WAS In the place aud
made few calls last week.
Partner. generally have their hay and
grain SECURED.
The political pot boil. very slowly.
The great eloquencc gush.rs dout seem
Ia beat this NAY. Well, II don't make
much difference. sumner l. always 10y
al aud hrm. sioStN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
ROxBuRv.

VIII our "tax reform candidate" tell
"a. how the roads are Ia be- built aud the
children educated II the people should
lie AZ delinquent IN paying their taxes a'
he ma. beeny The state treasurer can
show where every dollar Of the state tax
hs. been paid out. Irt "tax reform
candidate" show how many millions have
been paid for GIN cracks. and how much
for honest dues, Then he will hit the
mark. This blowing OF steam Into the
air hits nobody nor nothing.
Elder York drives In new top car
rage aud q new harnes. on hi. mission
airy horse; presents from his many
friends.
John Reed has finished haying and
gone back To driving river again.
Lots of campers going back Into thu
byron woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
ANDOvtR.

News wer, received here last week OF
m. Sudden death % Mrs. Cora Ne~ton
Aa.m.on. formerly Of this place, Dat
late of Franklin, Mas.
E.y. Mr.. jackson preached 10 the
,.ople from the Congregational pulpit
very practicrble sermon the sia.
The congregational circle viii be en-
,.r,alned by Mrs.. J. u. Akers al her res
idence.
me various schools VIII commence
srpt. 5th With the followins teachers IN
charge;
p,.. ~. I. Gzns,ar psps. Ms. Addis HAN
"a 20 Nat piNnsbi 49,. .-.o ., ~,
Pfi~sTy p~p,-. ni-. Nst'is so" e' Y"
"i M. ~ n Me. LiIIls a. Ls--sIls Of >er.ay
49,. =. Rsth. Glover % Rumfori
- -. A Mis- ana 0er-ou ~ brlF.o-
n. aipnte nl.i-isIi % Assisser
~. - Il Nj. Iaa n Jersisa ~ Ansis,sr.
M. - 7 Nt.. iihsl fhiief,ss 81 AsIyse,
Mr.. Margaret Neston u N'"'ns
friend. IN town. n
a.. n. Poor, E.q.' ~as called to os'
ford 10 attend HE sick brothef' "e"'S'
me hand viii give . dance and Oyster
.anp.r m. isth. 4 cordial Invitation
,xisoded Co al lover. % Q good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
DENMARK.

Mr.. George W. Gray Ia still at Sehago,
Mr. Augustine ingalls, aud Austin
Wentworth are doing the repairs at the
corn shop. II Il expected they Will
begin packing saturday, the 2Sth.
Mr.. George Latham and Bernard Gus.
lev arrived here the 9th, Ia work la
the corn shop. Mr.. Daley will be here
the 10Th. :,
Mr.. stephen Je~ett IL digging 4 vel
TO supply the corn shop with pure
water.
Quite 4 number Of the old Vets from
this place viii 90 To Washington, sept
nth 20 attend the National Encamp
ment Of the q. A. u.
The ladies sewing circle met Will
Mrs. Edwin Pingree "wednesday after
noon.
We are glad tn learn that Mr.. JOSEPH
Colby IL on the me nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
OXFORD.

Mr.. Geo. Poor Of East Oxford has
l~.n dangerously sick. lie IL, at this
time, somewhat better, but still Ia a
critical condition.
Dr. 4. l.. IIersey and wife aud dsugh.
ter, MIs. ~. T.. liersey, have returned
from ia. i.le of shoals.
Married. at tile residence Of Mr. heb
.cy Denneu, Mr.. Horace Hall of BALD
winyille, Mass, and Miss May Denner
of Poland.
Mr.. George Robinson 81 Cambridgc
Mass, has been stopping at the old
hom..tra,I la East Oxford.
Julius Darrell of Boston has been VS.
lting friends here.
Mrs. Colyer, q former resident here
and daughter Flora, were here Tor
short time last week.
Work has commenced at the corr
factory.
There 1. considerable sickness pre-
yailing here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
ALBANY


Rev. Mr.. Hunt l. quite sIck and M,
able To preach. Dr. iIlll thinks he " nj
scon he we'll.
Mrs. Hoxie French of Oxsoriis srevd.
ing few weeks With relative. here.
Mrs. LIME Chapman 81 weich,l iie Il
spending week Al her fathers, r. r.,
brc.ser's.
A lady frcm somervIiie, Mass, IL vi..
Ting h.r frisnd, Miss fArn.~orth, o,
Daniel Clsrk'..
Rev. w. u. Hague 90 south Briigtou
made as q short call Thursday.
lhr eldest daughter of 4. a.. loyejoy
OF Mason made "a. q pleasant, profitable
call Thursday. Tho result va. boiiesi
corn. string aud shell beans, potstc~.
aud pumpkins.
Alice and Eve Wilbur have returned
from their summers WORK In a boarding
house AZ Conwsy, y. m.
MI. Vaalcy has moved With his family
to Nor~sv village.
James FLINT aud wife are spending a
week NJ feak'. Island.
Miss Pamela Nath~~son of R,Advlile.
Mass, u spending . few weeks With
her grandfather, Justis Aspin~sll.
Mrs. Barrett, q teacher In q color,sl
school In the south. who is spending her
vacation ~ North Waterford, made IA
short Walt In company with Mr.. Knight
of North Waterford Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30

The Georges Valley Railroad Com
psny of Union have signed . coatraet
With Contra etor James Mitchell for tbs
construction % rad from the Knox a
Lincoln depot II Warren to Union, .
distance of eight miles.
The contract calls Coz the completion
Of the road to the kilns of the Rowland
a Warren Lime Company. thrve miles
within nIDety days, and the balance BY
sept. I. isa1. The Georges Valley Isail'
rOsd Company was formed three years
ago and chartered by the legislature, ths
oliicers and directors b~ing citisens Of
uplou. which towu voted ~, 40. Local
psivsts Subscriptions swelled The amount
In forty thousand. Ths completed road
viii cost eim,0D. union u thriving
buslness point and The rosd vii he {
valuable feeder 20 the ksox 4 uscolu
dlvIsloa Of The Maine Csatral. Ilock
land parties arc large stockholders. Tn
IN = VIA vlth psblIc csSe6sstioa ovs'
| II event.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
EAST BETHEL.

Farmers have commenced 10 pick
their sweet corn for the factories, good
yield Ia expected. 49,.
Mira. W. &. Howe aud children Of
wsltham, Mass, are spending q short
vacation at her fathers j. ID. iisstings.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. wight Of Rock
land, are In Bethel for short vacation.
Henry ID. Howe has returned from
Pari. and IL now at his brothers y. H.
iIowe's.
Merrill T.. Bartlett and bride return
q, home from Mass. Aug. I'D.
Arthur Blake aud wife accompanied
by George Blake and wife returned 10
Mass. Aug. sith.
IAmonie Cole aud wife. A. NJ. Bean
and Wife and lone Holt, Fred and Elmer
Cole aud George Hastings spent the
past week at the Lakes.
Robbie, youngest son OF Y. j.. Bartlett
IL suffering with a slow fever.
Frank ballard IL visiting friends Ia
this place.
u. A. Packard IL moving hls famli,
To Bethel IIIll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
FAST WATERFORD.

a.. 4. Miller has been very WI with
heart trouble and I. .tlll unahl. Ia work.
There Was quite large Attendance
last sunday At a meeting held her. by
Rev. 4. l.. skinner. assisted by Rev. Mr.
TAYLOR Of Bridgton aud Rev. Mr.. iiaye.
~ -. Bridgton. .
pr. Carr 81 Boston !. stopping with
her friend, Mis-. Mary Chadbourne.
Mrs.. Dr. sh.dd 81 North Conway, y.
H., 4. Visiting at her fathers, =. >. Hall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
HlxEiEln-

Mrs. Within n. Edwards Ia on .
visiting trip to Boston.
Miss Emms klmbsll Of BOSTON, who
hsA been visiting Miss Nellie stanley
las retnrpesi To the "hub.-
Mrs. II. 4. Stoweli has returned, fron
lung and very enjoyable camping tril
al worthley fond.
John Mitchell, sou of Contractor Nit.
,heli Who hs. been building the exten.
sicn OF the railroad, returned last week
TAI Bockspcrt to resume his studio. AT
that place. lie has made many friend.
among the young people herr, Who ~
grct his departure.
ferryman Adams at the upper ferry
appears to be Que of the busy men of the
place. lie IL well liked In his new posi-
tlon aud has pleasant word for all of
his patrons.
The Portland Argus says; Mr.. Claude
NJ. Griffith, Que Of rortland's pisnists,
u playing the organ for the Unitarian
church LA Dixfield during his vacation.
aud his hne bass voice IL an agreeable
element among the many musicals held
by the numerous summer visitors there.
Contractor james Mitchell, of the tirm
~
the extension 1T the Portland a Rum
lord Fails Railway, has taken the con-
tnac, Ia build another Maine railroad.
TIE IL To build the new Georges Valley
railroad from Warren on the Knox 4
Lincoln 4 distance of eight miles to
tnlou. Three miles III the rad are Ia be
completcd within ninety days, and Mr..
Mitchell has already begun work on the
new line. Judging from the work don.
under his contract here, no mistake has
ben made In employing Mr.. Mitchell To
build the road. lie has had year. of
experience, takes great pride In hi. work
aud no msn In the countfy knows better
how Ia build q railroad. The contract
pricc for the new railroad :. Que hun
drc'i thousand dollars.
\ party from thi. place, Consisting %
Fish Commissioner stanley aud dsugh-
ter, Contractor Mitchell, Wife and dsurh-
tst aud others, made trip to worthl.y
Pond Tuesday returning with . fine
catch % black bass.
Landlord Chase u having great run
% custom st the National House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank n. Dexter are on
q vacation trip ola few weeks at keneh,.
~ lake, and their room. la llArlow
iIlock are Occupied by IN. family 81
George NJ. Atwood Of Paris.
Dana and Tommie Holt have gone Ia
lewiston where they will probably -
employed during the fall and winter. II
u reported that Dana. cornet will Il.
heard LA C.llahan's Orch..trs ~ the
fashionable halls this winter.