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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

The horsemen at the MralNi.'e, Pa,
track have got money 10 bet that
Sunol never lowers her record and
that Axiom does; says an exchange.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

Parties calling for the above letLel
willplease say advertised
q. W. BLACKBURN, P. M.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

Furniture at cost until October 9Th AT
seD9 II COLUMBIA FukNlrURE 20.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

List OF letters remaining i'm the Office
for the week ending September 30, 1892.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

The men who twelve months ago
were sure that tue two-minute trot; er
would never be seen, are not very
plenty now-a-days.-Spirit of the
Hub.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30
OYER THE COUNTY.

yNV VII 4
d sep29, l ,4and6 W sep30.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

We wish TO call attention to the
closing out sale to occur Friday,
October 7, 1892, OF "horses and
jerseys" the property OF w. ]. Web
ster, agent OF Baxter Smith, and H
p. Webster. Among the jerseys sold
will be the famous cow BisSon's
Belle and many others that are well
bred. Send for catalogue. An
advertisement Of the sale will appear
in our weekly of Friday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30

Hal Pointer is still at the head of
the spelling class, Direct second, Jay
Eye-See and Johnson third, Mascot
fourth and lib fifth. Pointer has
been called on to- spell Johnny
SPlann, but it is believed he can do
If
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
GREENWOOD.

TN the 10th occurred the 18th ami
,erssry 81 the birth 81 our boy baby la
the evening the Ccnteriies gave him q
surprise party, aud kept the celebration
up until eleven o'clock, when they re-
tired, somewhat to the relief of the old
20 ones, ~ho, w to that time, had Sigh
ell Ia vain for little % Noung's "s~.~t
r,.torcI, balmy sleep" A grand good
time Vas IN. general verde, As they left.
Whether the girls rvmc,ntcred u ~as
leap year. and took advantage 10 the go
ca.lon We did not look out of the win
dow to .ec.
Charles Be.se has m English fu.ec
aud also q powder flask, made 10 q cocoa-
nut shell, which his grandfather John
Be-.e carried In the battle of bunker
IlIll, aud through most ~ the i.evoluti"n.
The gun barrel IL almost four feet In
length, takes an ounce bullet, and IL
still fired by the old fashioned fint lock.
Alter the grandfather died those relies
passed Into the hands of Mr.. Bess's
father, aud finally into hi. own. lie hs.
ls-n offered go for them. but says that
~ long az be- live. that old gun aud ns.k
will stay with him. We Travelled several
miles recently to se~ tho.e old keep
sskcs aud were we'll paid for our trouble.
one of the bullets, and just like the one.
that helped subdue the British lion, IL
nov In our possession.
The bears have destroyed three she,p
for Ransom Cole, of late.
In regard 10 "Golden thoughts OF
American WRITER'S" II IL highly impor.
tsnt that such work should be ne full
aud complete as possible, and therefore
ought % be we'll represented all the way
FROM the ~. Crolx Ia the Golden Gate
Toet. Of Maine, and Poets Of America
are both sadly deficient on account 81
their being gotten up Ia such . private
manner; aud therefore let every quill
driver furnish something for the above
mentioned work, and thus give IL good
send OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
SWEDEN.

Quite Q delegation from our town ~.
tended the county fair at Norway last
week aud pronounced lt . success.
The bills are out for the West Oxford
fair at fryrbuis To be held October 9Th,
5th and 9TH.
Mrs.. Ellen ". Coukey Of Worcester.
Mass, IL with her sister, Mrs. j. IT,
Evans.
Mrs. q. y. saunders IL among her
friends In sebago for . vislt.
VI. X. Ferry went To Conway recently
aud purchased load of barrels, = fore
runner Of the apple harvesting.
y. 4. Woodbury. has b~en quite sick
the past week hut IL recovering.
We visited the fruit farm of Mr. =. III.
Dawes Of Harrison r-centiy, and werr
highly entertained by being shown hIs
extensive fruit growing. Mr.. Dawes has
about 10 hundred fruit trees all In the
highest state of cultivation and the crop
plum orchard which IL estimated to yield
over LOO bushels IL q handsome sight.
sl.o the dwarf pears are heavily loaded ;
be- has nice large peaches ripenlng on the
trees. ALSO several pieces of small fruits.
all looking huely. lie sold about ~
bushels of strawberries, c0 of blackber-
'ies, besides rSspberrie., gooseberries,
currants and other varietie. of berri-s.
Mr.. Dawes received over 5000 In pre-
miums at the state fair. In some of the
Instances there being nearly ID COM
petitor.. We wer. told that the fruit
Trees were sprayed the hrs Of the sea-
son, Ia rid them of Insects, and u was
thought Ia have been beneficial. lie
hnds = very ready market for all his
fruit aud berries a. he Offers only the
beat Of all varieties and thus his rrputa-
tIon IL established.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
UPTON.
The ihn.her. are I'm town.

The thrc.her. are In town.
4 very pleasant affair occurred last
Thursday night at the home of sam VAR
gent, Lakeside, v. H., u being the ?jth
anniversary Of their wedding; also the
S,h anniversary Of their daughter Nell
lie. marriage. A large company assem-
blcd aud did justice Ia the nice supper
prepared for them. The presents we're
many.
several 81 the young people from here
attended the dedication ball at tmbs.
cog Hall at Errol. y. a., sept IL.
Ms. l.. N. Campbell of Mexico IL Wis
ting relatives Ia town.
Nellie Llttlehale of Magallo~ay, I. at
n. NJ. Iombsrds.
4. ". Judkln. aud wife are at North
Norway for a brief visit.
y. ~. Goodwin IL st home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
WrSY StJNNIR.

Major IArnard Gyerson % Aubarn
Wa In town lately on his way Ia Bethel
Mr.. q. ". Andrc~s and Georgi'
Thorn, Who hay. b-en sick, are con
Valescing.
Wilson Hyerson !. home from Hebron.
The msmlers IL 60. D. sth, and Go. 4.
9Th Maine Regiments held their annual
reunion al Mm. Bstry's the 3tth inst.
An enjoyable tim. Was had.
Homer y. ,has. of Auburn is stop
ping At q. y. fulsifrr'.
Arrangements have BEEN made by the
a.. 4. X. Io.t for IN. Observance OF
Columbus bay, ct. sis,, here In unison
With the schools aud eiiiteus.
Mis-. Polly Hove has visited her sou,
frcsland Howe. ESQ, nj Norway.
Finest March 81 Augusta stoppc'i
With Pred Barrett snd vent Ia bethel.
Efic Mathew, Who has b~en stopping
Al Bennle ioble's, has gone home.
m. l.. Rycrson IL working on :. IT,
Methsrbee's house AZ >or~ay.
Mr.. Cobb has delivered his farewell
s.rmon Al the unlyersallst church. lie
Vas veil liked a. preacher and AZ
man.
Mr. LEWIS hhultu tht ustkuN't -
Cumberland were In town Monday vi,
West Paris.
Wallace Chandler aud -. &. Chandler
have been framing q barn az Baekfieid
Mrs. Andrews aud sou, guests Of J. y.
Abbott, left Thursday for Nashua, y. III.
sidney Farrar. Meliar heen aud
Hezssish >tstson are going on fishing
tour.
Mr.. Nellie Doble came here frou
south Paris "Wednesday and u stopping
AZ John Heads
The s.th anniversary 81 the birthday
81 Mr.. Abel Fletcher Was held the SKI
inst. Thlrty-four relative. and friends
~rrv present.
Speaking Of the Australian ballot Law
sou,s of our citizens say, u the Law ese'
il 90 FAR amended a. Ia abolish marking
opposite the party name then the phras'
.Ny occupation Il gone" can properi,
be applied % the heelers.
Ms. Luells u. Gerrish started fo'
Portland Wednesday.
Mi.. Ethsl l.. Head IL sick.
solomon Doble made q brief Nsl
here Tuesday.
Alvin Gary. Harold Chandler, As'
Robinson aud Adna West have been OF
fishing tour Ia silver Lake. The.
/ CAPTURED llo trout.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
.LGrM.
WILSON'S MILLS.


Mrs. Asensih bemas % iittleton, y.
a., and daughter Eva, are visiting at D,
r. rcnnock's.
Mrs. l.. 4. Belitie and her daughter,
Mrs. IhlrEa O.well aud little sou, yer,
At the Arisccos house the hr-t Of the
week.
Dr. Edward spAulding and nephew, oi
Nashua, came up Tuesday, en- route Tor
Camp Caribou. for hi SECOND trip thi.
season; x. II. Storey guide.
Dr. Twombly and Martin nrell, OF
Colcbrook. spent several day. In this VI
entity the past week.
Mr.. J. :. Wilson celebrated her hftl
eth birthday with party NJ llnnell''
llsli. She had great variety Of nlc'
and useful presents.
,. W. Parker, % the Berlin Mills CO.,
WAS In town Wednesday, which meant
business In the lumber line. I'd Ham
III has ALREADY gone NJ With teams "a
haul In timber.
4. ". symonds, 81 Boston, With Z
friend, are At FLINT. hotel.
Lysander Fuller, % Upton, has b-er
AZ j. ". tlirks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
AoR1h auckEiElp.


AS. Bessey has his barn up and board
ed.
:. d. swallow and v. ID. Bicknell are
framing theirs.
n. W. Chandler Of Sumner, IL master
workman on Bicknelrs, aud Alvin Rob
lnson Of Sumner IL framing swallows.
Mr.. Dunn, of sumner, IL at work on
J. A. warren's house.
q. II. Higgins and wife, Of Bowdoln-
ham, have b~en at A. D. MAson's visiting.
y. Mason has been at A. y. Masons
on q visit.
Abel Irish Is buying apples In OUT
place. a.
corn shop.
Geo. u. Damon, OF Portland, WAS al
his fathers for few days last week. ~.
Harry buck Ia drawing logs for Head
brothers.
Mrs. Abel stetson and her sister, Mrs.
Polly Howe Of Sumner, were at u. y
IIeald's the 3lst.
Romanfo Lowe has finished drawing
lumber for 3. ID. swallow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
DicsvAlE.

John 4. Putnam must build every ses.
son. thi. time tls rebuilding Charles
burgess dwelling house In FRANKLIN
Plantation.
n. n. Lant of thi. town has takeu
down the George ,sn~ell barn. liz
found twas built a. stand.
u. :. wyman, reported sick In your
last issue, died the 18th Inst, aged ).
years.
Mrs.. J. q. wyman, senior, lies at thi.
writing Ia dying condition.
Parties are sstting M derricks and
getting ready to quarry stone, from u
4. Gibbs ledge ~ ine granite, for the
works building up al New England'
Niagara.
1hs mills her, are kept busy on job
aud contract work.
A great rush the two last days To the
Canton fair.
~ome of our electors are displcasci
With the rsv m ,de 81 voting, none ~,
quite az phsntsg,ra. "a Siocum. Walt
tim Ne get the hang of the barn, slccum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
HIRAM.

Mia. Fannie, daughter Of James II.
and Joanna l,idlon, died In Cornish
sept. IL, Of consumption, aged 70 yeArs.
She vus worthy and estimable young
LADY, aud her loss will be deeply felt by
her numerous relatives and friends.
Rev. Gideon r. Ridl0n, OF kexsr falls,
conducted the funeral services on Tues-
dsy 1t the old homestead.
Nr. Mai Lowell has gone to New Dur
ham, n. H., To vIsit his sou.
Nessrs. A. 4 T.. II. Young nnishel
canning sweet corn on the 18th. The
number OF cans IL $4,000. The corn,
both In quantity and quality, exceeded
their expectations.
Edsar Barnes and wife, Of ilaverhili'
Ma. are Visiting Mr.. ELIAS Gould.
DIR. Frazier, Of East Boston, IL board
Ing with Miss Alice Allen Of East III
Isssc s. seweli has gone to Jackson,
". II.
John d. Pike, Esq, has resumed hi
dutiss a. teacher Of the grammar schoo
as Hiram village.
HIss Mar, o. CornIsh, teaches tho prs
nary school. .
he Nethodist and Congre9atioaa
churchss are holding series OF unlos
nsssines tAis wei, with god isss'ts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
FAST BRoWNe,elp.

The circle met with Mary T.. Went
worth on the sist. Full attendance.
Meets with Mrs. y. T.. Rounds In two
weeks.
L. u. Giles and wife have gone Ia
Washington; will BE- away two weeks or
morc.
several from here attended the after
noon service az Hiram on Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Hague of South Brijgton made the
address giving a carefully prepared ac-
count Of the condition Of the churches
In this section.
Mi.. George Gctchell Il teaching In
Denmark on the south road.
Edward CLARK % New Haven IL stop
ping with his aunt, Mrs. Breslin.
Miss Maria Tyler 81 Brcoklinc IL
there also.
bracket lamp. for the use of the
prayer meeting al the school house have
hecn secured and the meetings will CON-
mcncc at q. n. for the future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
DENMARK.

Finished In the corn shop Saturday and
Mr.. Daley brgan paying on Wednesday
Pretty quick returns for the farmers.
flrr broke out on the ROOT of Mr.. Wal
lace Richardson's house, this Thursday
afternoon, but was discovered In time "a
prevent much damage.
The Odd Fellows Hall has been adorn'
ei With eight new and elegant settces,
black walnut frames, damask trimmed
They are bcsuties.
Mrs. Belle Giles has returned from
Peaks Island and her health IL very
poor.
Moses has fine new double wagon "a
run on the mall route between East Den
marx aud Brownf-ld depot.
Another dance Que week from Friday
night. supper by the Eastern star
Lodge. BENEFITS orchestra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
RuueoaD eAlia

XII Roy has comneucsd to Lay ston'
for the waste-way near the head gate
Of the middle canal. Therc arr Abou
twenty men al worn an this Job.
u. Lambert has crew of carpenters
framing the lumber for . large block %
the corner of Hartford and Canal streets
Ethan willIs, contractor and builder
VAS In town Friday looking over ths
plans for the new passenger station
which, by the way, 10 . good one, tws
stories With tower and clock. directors
suIerinteudent's and two private Offices
ON the second noor, two large waiting
rooms and baggage room on the hrst.
This station will he situated at the end
Of the Hartford street canal bridge,
nearly opposite Turner's block. Work
viii be commenced on this building Il
once. ruIEIf.
\. Y. Newell Of the Magee Furnace
Co., 90 Boston, Mass, Was In towa We'd
nesday. lie sold one of their largest
sised furnaces to q. Schenck Tor HE new
residence on the west aide Of the river.
Mr.. Newell VAS Rumfori boy, and .
mart one too.
The Paper Company IL putting up the
wirc for the electric lights In and about
their mill. An engine has just arrived
and they expect the dynamos very
soon. They viii work nights on some
parts % the construction.
a. u. Morrison has been appointed
trial justice.
spsulding, the Baekheld photogra-
pher, Was In town last week.
The Foster store on Congress Street
has b~cn sold 10 Chss. n. Fox, Of IIayer-
hill, Mass. Mr.. Fox used To be . real
dent Of Rumfort.
Mr.. summers has commenced On six
houses for the Paper Co., aud has some
Of them quits we'll along.
VIM. Ready of Portland, has leased .
lot on Knox Street, and will build this
fall.
BARTLETT, the jcweler. In town. Re
pairing Of all kinds done promptly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
ROxBuRy.

Miss Grace smith Of Mechanic Falls IL
visiting at Mrs. Iockes.
One man here IL not quite done haying
yet.
David Rand went 10 Weld with his team.
Tie Was 40 well pleased with his friend
there that he left his team, and landed
In Roxbury on foot. Many young men
leave their watches with friend, but
David plays no small game.
Commissioner woodsum WAS In town
posting road notices.
One thousand dollars left this oflice in
one registered letter.
John Reed came near being robbed ut
Woodstock In the night. A man tried To
leap Into his carriage, when John knock
ed him down with his chain halter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
ALBANY,

Justice Asplnwall died the 18th Inst,
after q distressing sickness of several
weeks, aged .cventy-nine years and
ten months. Funeral under the direction
Of Odd Fellows, lev. Mr.. Hardy oniciat-
Ing. Was born la England, came Ia this
country In 1910. In November, 1851. he
enlisted q. soldier In the 9Th Maine Hat
terry and served through the var. has
had q pension several years. belonged
to Frce MAsons, independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, the Grange and ''Grand
Army" Was In the Relief Of the Odd
Fellows. Has been an active member OF
the Congregational church In Albany ~
years, and quite q liberal contributor Ia
Ii. funds; previously he Vas = member vi
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
from early boybood. Has had four wives,
leaves q son and two daughters In Mas
sachusetts aud Connecticut.
william Hobbs of Norway Centre WAS
at the Corner last week and made ne a
very pleasant call.
Mrs. Hutchinson aud two children Of
buxton, Me-, are spending few weeks
With her uncle Daniel Clark.
Henry u. Wilbur and wife have gone
To Hebron to yisit her brother, DcA. ID.
y. Cummings and other friends.
jerome Msthewson of Hyde Fark,
Mass, and Everett Mathcwson Of l'rovi-
dencc, X. l., who have been stopping Q
few weeks At Mr.. AsplnwAlrs, start sat
urday morning, Ia spend few days 10
the lake region.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
Nosrnwusr BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. living bean and sor
we're al the place the 2.d.
~. Bsyley u NJ Echo Farm agair
for q few DAYS.
Ar,smA. Mason FROM we.ibrook Ma.
herv last week.
John Iollin. Ia. moved away :rom
the Rowe house.
Justa. n. Mason WAS up from Buck
field and attended the isir az R,cr.ide
i'srk. Come when there Isn't fair, y.
n, aud yoa shall have some dinner,
sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
wesY nGYnGl.

Two frosts ti,s past wesk have nippes
the crops generally but they wers q
we'll ripeaesi that lIttls damage VA
done.
The farmers are harvesting = goo,
crop Of corn and apples but . very llghl
crop Of potatoes. Only two samples al
our town fair last week. The most o.
the other departments In the exhibit
were yell nlIed especially the fruit VA
fine.
The Chapel Aid viii hold fair II
lican's Hall, afternoon and evening
Thursday, October 9th. A full patron
age IL solicited.
llev. Messrs. Crockett and iioys am
holding evening meetings here during
the week.
Cieve Tyler has gone To Bralntree,
Mass, working for tho Old Colony Com
pany.
The bears and dogs are working havoc
among the sheep but they are more ex'
cusable than the villalt who sent two
bullets through sheep belonging TO &.
l.. Abbott, . week ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
HuckElEln,

Mrs. n. q. Jewett, OF Auburn, spenl
the sabbath IN town with her sister,
Mrs.. A. 0erriah, on the 18Th.
The village schools commenced ths
fall and winter term, under the old board
Of Instruction, Mr.. and Mrs. l'ratt and
Miss Prince.
A daughter Of BENJAMIN Turner has
purchased the Samuel II. Irish farm at
HAST Buckncld.
Mrs. A. q. Holmes has returned from
Diamond Island, wherc abe has bern
spending the summer.
The Buckfeld Cornet Hand played
through the Canton fair.
Mr.. II. u. Sturgis, Mr.. A. 2. white
house, Mlsses Florence and Marxarct
brooks, Of Augusta, were In town last
week. driving acroes the country, and
visiting their friends, the Misses ingra-
ham.
Mrs. 4. @. Andrews aud son were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cole,
Wednesday last.
Ne,in.cct Hall has been receiving .
coat of paint.
The fairs are about over, aud horse
talk relegatcd Ia bsct scat.
The pack 1t the corn factory amounts
To $1,000 cans, and everybody salts
fed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
AhpQXER,

Columbus day will be observed by the
public schools In town. u 10 urged that
all the schools meet with the village
school on the 2ist day Of October. Com
plete arrangements viii be given later.
The Oxford Conference OF Congrega-
tIoaal churches will meet With this
church, Oct. n and ~.
Great preparations are being made Ia
make the fair oue Of the beat ever given
by the society, which will he holden sept.
- aud -, at this place.
Despite the adverse decision of the
County Commissioners, our enferprising
citizens are bound to have road through
swain's Notch and by private subscrip-
lions have commenced operations.
The village school house IL to he heat
Ell this winter by Q Monitor Furnace.
The potato crop IL reported the light
est In sone localities for - years.
The schools will not be In session
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
Howard Arthur, the youngest son of
John l.. and Emma bailey, died of
cholera infAntum, the I'D. aged ID
months.
Number of entries Tor Oxford Mort b
Agricultural society:
gyear. obi, s entries.
Year, obi ina cls-e.il ! entries.
ssainsss class. y estrte-.
% class. entries.
g3class. q entrtes.
frvs Cor ell. q entries.
some fine horses will start In the free
for ali,-Owsissa, Grim, Belle Chase,
Gold Dust and others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
aIIuroan cIAIaI

Mr.. 4. y. Jackson and wife have been
visiting at his mothers; also prospect
Ing the gold fields at Byron.
Mrs. r. ~. burgess has been very
sick. but I. slowly recovering.
Mr.. william Dolley, formerly Of thi'
place, called upon friends here last
week.
Mr.. william n. farnum aud George
farrar have been granted pensions MOI
long since.
Henry ". Colby aud wife are visiting
NJ Washington, II. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
Hg6RON.


sunday morning, sept. 18th, Dr. Crane
baptized three young gentlemen.
kev. \. ID. Richardson Was In the place
O few hours "wednesday.
&. II. George and Leonard Randall
went on the q. A. II. excursion 20 at
tend the reunion.
Mr.. Knapp and his daughter Mary
Knapp, returned to their home In Boston
Monday.
Mrs. Mary whitman Il spending few
weeks with her children In Nassschu.
sets. Mrs. within N II 81 years old and
one of our smart old ladies.
Mrs. Rebecca Smith Of South Water
boro, IL visiting her sister-ln-law, Mrs.
Lucy A. Turner.
Mlss Jennie Packard teaches painting
at the academy this fall.
Miss Grace Bumpus goes To Minos
Corner, Saturday, where abe u TO teach
In the primary department Of the school
there, beginning Sept. 35th.
The school In district No. z, vii be
gin next Monday, Sept. Is, with Nls'
Abblc I.eB. IIIbbs ~ teacher.
Chas. II. Turner has procured . cut oi
the academy and will use u for printing
stationery. Charlie does some very good
printing and will soon be able 10 supply
students and all who wish for u Will
paper containing neat picture OF Stur'
tenant Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
NORTH PARIS.

John Chase has improved the looks Of
hl. barn and ell much by clspboarilns
and painting.
sarah bradford remains about the
same, her health being quite poor.
Carrie Rice l. 10 teach on stearns I'LL
this fall.
Mrs.. Hattie Childs has returned from
the seA shore where she has bern stop
ping q few weeks on account OF her
health.
Alton Curtis IL at work At the corn
shop In Dixaeld.
A. ". johnson and his con fr-d have
worked at l,umford Falls, iathlng th'.
season. lie IL . nrst-clsss iather and
contemplates moving there this fall.
Fred stevens has hired out In work Tor
Newell Thomas of Oxford, for y months.
George ". Atwood Of the DEMOCRAT
was at W. D.. Curtis, Tuesday.
\. y. Abbott, Esg., Of Denver. made q
abort call on friends In town last week.
lie {. In better health than last year.
n. W. Durham sold his four months
old colt BY Col. West To ID. u. Curtis for
eS5.
AIonfo Richmond made q short vlslt
home las, week. lie Ia. bought horse
and wagon.
J.F. I.ittieh,ic IL shipping his birch
vast. made la saving spoo, strips.
Miss Lula Chase has got home aud is
gaining health slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
OXFORD.

Rev. J. ". watben has closed his sec
ond year here. lie will 90 TO Cambridge,
Mass, to take an advanced course at
Harvard.
John Faunce has gone To Washing
ton 20 attend the reunion ~ the u. a. R.
A warrant has been issued for = town
meeting, 10 see what action Will be TAX
en- In the case Of J. W. Chadbourne for
embexrlement Of the town funds.
Born, sept. IS, to the wife OF Walter
Holden, q son.
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BRoWNeielp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson, who
have been visiting friends In this W
clnity, have returned to their home In
California.
Dr. and Mrs. Fitch, the Llnscotts and
some others from this town attended the
fair this week at sebago.
The grammar school commenced this
week Monday under the Instruction at
Mr.. Albert Morten Of Porter, Maine.
NJ. flnscott has . very alex COW.
sherman McDonal has bought very
valuable horse 90 have bern Informed.