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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
MIRIAM.

Gu Tuesday afternoon . thunder
shower with hall aud q furious gale
passed. over Hiram, doing much damage
Ia trees. 4 large tree Was blown down
upon an out house ~ Freedom Wads-
worth leaving II q complete wreck.
Mrs. Elizabeth y. wadsworth 10 Farm
lngton l. here to spend the summer In
her native town.
Mr.. Hannah Mabry !. visiting friends
In Hiram. >ome ~ years have failed Ia
bow her frame or her spirits. She u the
mother ~ Rev. Madison n. Msbry 81
Eumfori aud IL one Of the greai-gsnd.
mother. In Israel.
Gu Friday morning Mr.. John Gotten,
while cutting down 4 tree that had
lodged, received u upon hi. lex, glsnc-
Ing down Ia the ankle, one bone being
broken al the lolnt.
I.aac :. Lowell {. at work at skowhc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
LOWELL

Children's Day Was observed on sun
day last at the Congregational church at
the Centre. The church was very pref.
lilly decorated with plants and Wild
flowers and vines. The exercises were
enlivened by the singing Of q number OF
birds 10 their cages.
Dr. Josiah Head has removed the
plarxa aud ell part from the old hotel
property recently bought by him at the
village. lie has raised the roof, built q
modern entrance and will make hne
residence.
The roadway on the village hill has
been made from two driveways Into one
aud graded with gravel, makinga great
improvement and adding much 10 the
looks Of the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
PORIER.

Warm and dry. Grass needs rain
very much. aud unless We have u soon
the crop Of hay will be light. All other
crop. are looking well.
Mr.. John Stanley, the aged man who
had q parslytic shock, died this week.
Tie Was some over 20 years 81 age.
Atacaucus holden on the llth % June,
isos, the following delegates were cho.-
en-;
s,aie-i. D. frpsh, Dr. y. u. Chslhs. fShi
uouniy-Jorian stacy. =. ,. Stanley. !. l..
frtnsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
upYON


West aud Sargent captured large
bear sunday. lie had dragged the trap
a number 81 miles.
A patty from south Paris are camp
Ing on the Common.
Mr.. Santorn from Enrol, y. H., !.
working at 4. =. Abbotrs since the ar
rival IL hls daughter.
Tom Warren !. the proude.i man In
town.
ChA.. chase /. making repair. on hi
house.
Mr.. Akcrs from Enrol, y. H., ]. VS.
lilng her mother, Mrs. sarah Abbott.
4 big hail storm passed over Upton
Tuesday afternoon, doing considerable
damage.
Forlycc brooks l. working at Graf
ton for sco. otis.
Over lUO trout have been taken from
one brook th. past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
aRoWhElEIp.

A heavy thunder storm accompanied
By hall, Wind and rain passed. over
Browufield about 8 q. u. Tuesday.
Quite q good deal Of damage Was done
TO shade trees In the village. The new
house belonging TO J. Bean MAS partly
blown from its foundation, also con.
siderable damage done TO . small
building occupied BY bic son - Q store.
A shed owned by william Spring wa
blown down.
Thursday and Friday there were very
heavy thunder showers.
Mrs. Thomas Seavey remains very
alex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce and Mr.. and Mrs
whitney and two children OF Portland
arc boarding ct the Pequawket House:
The Juvenile Templars gave IN ics
cream and cake supper u town ball las
Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
ROxBuRv.

The very hot weather has brought a
swarm of potato beetles and the little
potato tops look sorry.
Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Rowe from fari.
were In town this week. They were
much pleased with this Switzerland Of
America, and especially With the Byron
trout fishing. They went home loaded
with trout aud spruce gum.
John Toothsker canvassed this town
for nursery stock.
Foe, Carr Of Mexico was In town dis
posing Of hi book Of poems.
Mr.. sampson 81 Hartford canvassed
thi. town for patent roasting box.
What would our grandmother have said
Ia 81. a box that would catch, clip on
the head. pick. dress and roas, chickens
In ten minutesf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
WILSON'S MILLS

u. &. Bennett has gone up the Magsl.
loway with Rev. Mr.. jordan aud friend
90 brooklyn.
Several 81 our young men, Who have
been at work on the Cambridge, have
returned home.
sadie Bean, Who has been away for
some time, cam. home saturday night.
4 meeting was held al the middle
school house saturday night Ia see about
the celebration 81 the 9TH. y. A. Flint,
n. W. Pickett aud l.. u. Judd committee
on arrangements.
The drivers arr picking the rear ~ the
berlin MIL. Company's ,imter, the last
Ia 70 by this year.
An unusual number 81 sportsmen In
town for the sca~ou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
MASON.

Our road commissioners have becn fix.
Ink the rcads, and have Got them In
good condition.
J. y. ballard Of Gilead Was In town
Tuesday.
During the shower Tuesday the
lightning struck tree within four or
ave rods 81 II. a.. Msson's house. II
gave the family quite shock.
Miss Nettie Merrill went to Portlsnd
Tuesday Ia attend the wedding Of Que
of her former schoolmates.
Arthur Morrill, has moved his family
Ia his ~ife's fathers, II. n. Tyler's.
Ernest Morrill, Il about Ia commence
hls bark Job for \. y. liean.
y. q. Mills IL not able To do much
work this spring.
RAJ foe Hirr,soz AL Reid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
BRvANT's POND.

An exciting and interesting game OF
hall was played here the 9Th Inst. BE-
tween the first and second nine. The
second nine, capitalized by y. w. Ford,
won bya score OF 1910 ~.
q. W. Merriheld OF Manchester has
bought the q. II. Adams stand. Price
es0D.
Dr. c. l.. Buck Of south Paris u doing
dental work ct this place. lie will vislt
here Thursday, July 18Th.
q. n. Ryersou has moved 70 Milton
Plantation and has bought the warren
Bean btand.
your members Of Glen Mountain
Lodge, I. O. q. T., Waited West Paris
Lodge Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
oxeONp.

Mrs. Margaret iIcslop, wife Of Thomas
Ilesiop, did nj sanford June 9TH. agol
n years. shs leaves = husband and
four little children. Although che had
lived here but abort time she had won
many friends. She Was brought here
for burial saturday, Rev. Mr.. I'urin-
ton officiating.
Childrrn's Sunday was observed at the
N. y. church with . Sunday school con-
cert In the evening.
Franklin T.. Morse died at Otisneld Of
consumption, June 9TH, aged about Is
years. The T. A. Roberts Post, u. A.
H., of which he Was . member, attended
the funeral on sunday.
A meeting of the stockh olders In the
hall Was held Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
auckElEip.

George II. Coyle, Jr., Of Somcrville,
Mass, was at his fathers Saturday and
Sunday, nth Inst.
Dastlne \. Turner sold his J-ycar-old
Cyril colt To Paris parties recently.
Sunday, June l2th, Chlldreus Day,
Was observed at tho Baptist church.
The church waA decorated with plants,
flowers aud fcrns. In the evening
concert, consisting of musle by the
orchestra and choir. rccitations, dla-
logues, &C., made very pleasant enter
tainment 10 a full and appreciatlvc audi
encc.
Monday 18Th, goes on record a. one
Of the hottest June days Tor years. ~
degrees In the shade.
Tuesday ltth, the remalns Of Ralph Z.
Jewett were brought here from Auburn
for burial, accompanied by Mrs. jew
EFT, Jane. y. Jeweti, Miss Jennie jew
EFT, Mrs. I.aughton, q. iiolway and q.
I. Martin. Prayer WAS offered at the
grave by Rev. II. y. ISwrcncc, where
the remains werr also viewed.
The ladies Of the Bsptlst circle gave q
strawberry festival at q. a. IL. Hall,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. HALEY, sister OF Mrs. j. \. Raw
.on, IL In town, having spent the winter
In Indiana.
Mis. Llrrie Morrill, has returned from
Massachusetts,.
4. u. Atwood returned from Mime
apolis, Minnesota, last Wednesday.
Benz spaulding aud wife and Dr. G..
:. Chilis aud wife, visited friends at The
Pine. Stock Farm, Andoyer, last week.
George N. Atwood and wife OF Paris
were In town Thursday.
John :. Harlow. Esq, Of Dinfeld, was
In town last week.
l.. l.. Tower Of boston aud Charles
Forster IL Strong, were at Hotel Long
the past week.
The " alls % the Methodist church have
received coat of tintlng, Improving Its
appearance decidedly.
Several buildlngs on High street have
been adorned with frc.h coat OF paint
this summer.
Mis-. Annie shaw IL down With the
measles.
Miss Sarah II. barrett occupies the
tenement at Horace Morrill..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, Death having taken from
among III, our dear brother, :. u. Wild
Der, one that as q Mason, was true to
every principle Of our order, and Ia the
community faithful to every trust,
therefore,
Resolved, That We, a. a lodge, lo.e a
worthy brother, and deeply feel his loss.
Resolved, That we extend Ia the
family our sympathy Ia their great
aiiilction.
Resolved, That copy Of these re.olu.
lions be sent the family, and spread
upon the records 81 this lodge.
". y. BRowS,
}. 4. billings, Committee.
VI. ". CHANDLER,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
~ nAR-s rAurmS

~Fm ruI,. NAM. June n, i~9t.
H. if
n -yto-t .r fhi. Wc,k'. issue 20 the
isrsrif rf Co., taucu. - last ~atur-
CT ave. r.r If. one 20 the partiCt-
u-fs fll' event iua taise light. and
I... fali Iu. lU'N mo space la your
r.rl. fH as that psr-unal prefer
as. ID. rstHlIrs tn candidacy for
u.-.r l't.H,t ~ Mrssf. smith aud
H.r.s hiI u.fh.us o. 81 with nav ac-
CO r thaf ,iu.u.. SUPPORTED the
yftf 81, o. uu other reason than
a.. n ag- rasr t1i speak for no
90 D. .flll. a.a clndiiate % that
t-g.fuf rarT who believe In prUhibi-
OF lubri f. F- enforcement. | or
f-s.thF IlIr.a tIlart fOr uo other rca-
FL Hal ftif NM uur town. aud ! speak
FH.Ihf b. stand. - a candidate Tor
- It..fs e.Hc Ot nv party, Who,
I.f'tsy i-r 1,rt Willing o. help make
l-ttt.rI ts.. give us no aid or sym-
pay ehsr vr l.k fpr enforcement.
"a lst.r +. distinctly Understood that
lfak ...l a.. myself Nhsn ! say that
Tel. lt sarl.f Nith my vote any
n-l-a,s Or ,Hlu'y office Who Nill hot
sat.I al 1lI support any movement
F't- s-'.r.rmrri - our pruhihitory
a. al 'If ai,aucgment q the cause
f'utsulls
"a mAlLg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
EAST BRoWNF,elo.

The past week has been very quiet
after the exciting experiences Of the pre-
yious weeks.
The circle met with Mrs. =. y. Stick
ney on the 18th. Picnic supper aud a
pleasant time. II meets with Mrs. 4.
y. johnson In two weeks.
Whitman, Isabel aud samuel stickney
hcve rr,urned from kent's Illll.
Mrs. Bre.lln has opened her house.
Miss sarah l,lce l. with her.
The Andoy.r professors have decided
not To come here this summer, sickness
preventing.
&. ". stanley has gone to the Inter
vale for the summer.
Mrs. J. =. Gray has gone TO Boston To
isli her mother, Mrs. roore, who has
bccn quite III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
NgWRv.


Leonard Leavitt has caught two more
hears lately, making -four since spring
opened. The proceeds including bounty
viii net him handsome sum.
&. A. Baker has been on Q Walt "a
friends At South Paris and Falmouth,
returning Wednesday.
Now that the Democratic party In u,
state convention has come out hat.foot.
al for license, there will be On oppor'
tunlty for the 20 much boosted temper
ance element TO show their true color
The road machine u going the rounds
Of the districts. IL seems TO be doing
good work, although the coll 10 too dry
10 move easily.
Nn. John Danforsh stopped owe,
Night Monday, at her fAther's, &. d
Knapp's, Of this town, % route foI
Camp Csribos, ParmAehssass hks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
HEHAfl.


J. q. Rich has purchased the Chap.
man house on spring Street. lie Will
stay upon his farm In Greenwood, some
four miles from Bethel, during . part OF
the summer aud move Into this house
later.
samuel GIbson Ii home from school
10 spend hls summer vacation.
Mrs.. Elmer ID. Cole died suddenly last
Friday morning. IL n Q severe blow for
Mr.. Cole, the parents of Mrs. Cole and
all the friends. Mr.. Cole has rcccntly
gone Into business In our village. lie
and hls wife have bcen staying 1t Mt.
Joseph lIolt's, Mrs.. Coles father, but
were intending TO reside In the village
soon.
Othello Clark died In rreeport, June
sth. Mr.. Clark formerly lived In Al
bany near Dethel. lie leaves . wife
aud three children.
Col. q. \. Edwards IL making an ex.
tension of hls barn which will make Il
over Que hundred feet long. lie has two
Of the largest harms In this section.
The Gilman Chapman house which y.
\. Felt has been moving for John N.
rhllbrook IL now finally In place In lie
new location on High Street. Mr.. Phil.
brook will erect new house on the old
lot.
Bertha g., wife Of Clarence W. Hall,
died at her home In Bethel June i2th,
aged ~ years.
A number Of new sheds aud stalls
have been recently built by the River
side Park Association, on their grounds.
A very pleasant entertainment CON-
memoratlye of the anniversary OF the
hattie Of bunker I'LL, Was given at
Coles Hall, last Friday evening, under
the auspices Of the L. %. q. 4. There
were music, recltatlons, etc. A chance
supper was served, and coffee and Ice
cream.
Already q number Of summer boar,lers
are at our hotels aud boarding houses.
The recent warm weather makes them
look countryward. We expect . large
number here this season.
Eben \. kiiborn has the foundations
In for house on High Street.
There will be lawn party aud straw
berry festival In kimbali Park, Friday
evening next, under the auspices OF the
Young People. Christian Union 81 the
unlversali.t church. lee cream and
cake Win be served also. The Park will
be prettIly decorated aud withal IL IL Ia
BE- the effort 90 make this . most pleas
Ing event. All are Invited, young aud
old. II the evening should be stormy
the Union will meet their friends at
Pattec Hall. Refreshments served at :
o'clock.
4 pleasing chlldren's concert Was
given at the Congregational church sun
day evening last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
EAST WATERFORD.

waldo D. Brown lo.i q young colt.
:. :. ellison |. down from Brockion
and intend. "a cultivate al. farm some.
4 few Nights since at II o'clock J.. y.
Hs.kell va. aroused BY noises In al. Gel
lar. Calling samuel Patterson Ia help
he found too men had RULED q barrel
into the cellar aud were filling II with
cider. Their team they had left short
distance down the Norway road. A.
the thle,e. carried lighted lantern they
wer, easily recognized as men living no,
FAR away. Mr.. Haskell aud Mr.. Pstter-
.on DO not tell who they were.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
gnvgnilao-

Mrs.. Minnie Weymouth aud childres
are Visiting her father, Mr.. z. Morgan
X. n. Howe, formerly Of this village
now proprietor Of Photograph gallery
In Old Town, has been here thls week.
Masses Alice and sadie Locke, Abbott
and Woodward have returned frou
Harrington Normal school.
Isev. q. \. Young, Mrs. q. \. Barrows
Mrs. X. q. Souther, Mrs. Bertie abbott
aud Mas n. y. bradley attended the
State Congregational Conference 81
Machlas this week.
Mr.. Granville Austin Of boston spent
Q few days here this week.
The self-propclllng lawn sprinkler
recently patented by j. II. fellowes,
formerly Of fryeburE, has been on exhi'
billion here.
Mr.. and Mrs. (nee Lucy Charles) Her.
bert 4. lIodsion left this week for Ossi'
pee, ". n.
Daring the thunder storm Of Friday,
the lightning struck the barn 10 the farm
lately owned by y. Shirley, setting IL on
IRE; u Was saved however with small
damage.
Miss Mary Fife Of Great Falls, n. H.,
visited her brother, \. w. Fife, this week.
Mr.. A. Hertram Young has gone Ia
"The RIDGE" kearsarge lin, where he
has the position Of clerk.
Sism sruEEr.
Chiidren's Day was observed with APP
propriate and Interesting exercises at
the N. y. church at the ltarbor ON June
~. A full house WAS In attendance.
The service Was opened with organ
voluntary followed by prayer aud re-
marks by the pastor, Iiev. q. u. Powers,
after which the time was given up Ia
the children who did themselves and
their Instructors great credit. One es-
peciAlly noticeable feature Of the exer-
cises Was q little brown-cycd four-year-
old Of the Infant class who walked out
with much confidence aud gave q recita.
tion accompanied with gesture. bchtting
an elocutionist of maturcr years, and
when she closed her little eyes In prayer
many Of her listeners were affected Ia
tears. Verify, We thought, "And . little
child shall lead them
e. n. wi.well, our musical friend.
contemplates adding hall 90 the present
buildings occupied by him, and has the
lumber landed preparatory 10 commence
operations, We wish him success In his
enterprise.
Frank knox's new building. are pro-
crossing, and IL looks as u the time u
not far distant when he will be snugly
ensconced In . neat little home Of his
own. We wish this couple much Joy In
their young life.
The district school continues two
weeks longer. We Judge from the APP
pesranc- ~ the pupils that they have q
"ll,e" teacher who IL doing good work.
This IL q small school but the scholars
claim an average intelligence aud rrcciv-
ell just commentator from the super
visor at his last visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
NORWAY LAKE.

Hot weather here at the Lake this
week.
il. P.rridg, .. able 10 20 TO the
store every dsy.
Henry Crockett aud wife are stopping
Al their cottage In Zine Lodge TINS
week.
Mr.. Jessie Move. and daughter,
LOLA. returned a. Lowell last saturday
Webster kilgore has exchanged his
rnlt fnr a hnr.e al. wife can drive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
p 4 ruAlLE,
- MAINI. Iune le. l.a.

Pants. NAM. June H., l~Ht
Nt ur .rf .u thr same event %
"a uT 'rrI nsv,r ryfcrs. and =
,'F-trr 10 N llariov sabmlt this
s,s-srf
t- tl-.. IH acrorl with Mr..
Jaw '- ih. Il~.i.pn ~ Temperance
=. frr' e-' .-.ruFu'.
W. ga. o.. ,,rry min the same
~ a. o. l.. opinion Nhich | claim
or 'ar. ans g-.figise NO man for
- q. ., Deem. hyst. ! believe that
~ v..' .f ths nomination and
49, - rfh. NJ smith 90 NJ. liar
" h ..r AS Will D. enforc~d.
.r..tr 'lit many honest AMI earnest
.f-i-.r u.. 10 ~puih and West Paris
49, NJ Iilrus CA iust the rrprc-
''- .r more properly b. called
'i'rstra'Hu vhich Mr.. Thayer :
'A.fs-hli I believe that those
- h,i ua aoguaintance With Mr..
~. al l' p.rsoual knOslc'igc
-l4r.e..
F@'' iia' 10Th Mr.. smith aud Mr..
lr'e''i support ~ some II
---ir'f I'up,aug~ men that ths
ger Uurra.Iri. and that both slso
-.i .f from sume NhOse views
.,uI+ur.r question d. not con-
w. la.r,r.. aui my osu bat
49,. .'.'' h-s ,o br held responsible
'L"f'r.u.1g. a zach Individual
''f.fr. ur ft.th l. .haken.
,Nil'r'sd NJ Harlow Ia the rsri.
II p iai ! believe Nas associated IA
- .'ff s.ih such men a. Ex-Gov'
-, igftam. loo. George y. Ham
-. li1l. James :. Wright. Hon
hl.hrl llDn. !. 4. Marble, =
S-,-,, t. 10. u. Hubbard. Esq
- =. NsseIl, charles Edwards
~ D. t.rh"s, Jsms. l.. Chase
We. 7 = tru,ker. E.q.. l.. u
-..'u u. i.lIamuond. ani many othsl
- y Iari' shose position on ths
-. ~ lfmTFrtnce and enforcement
-. a,'rr bad evasion 20 call IA
.... su4li hs.itste o. lins OF met
A. - NJ. lhayer'. letter infer-.
-, W lhtyer honestly and will
- ni'uiion attempts to rcmOy'
- ii'm a "ialss light. h. unlR
ely phcss W. Harlow and I
-.ai,Fr u The Temperance Rspub
49, eur town IN false light.
\. IT,.''er W Harlow stands" for {,
49, q a1d the wing 90 the party
49, = bslongs. the fact rcmsinl
~. harlow was SUPPORTED In IN.
al ...- a. by many % the most setly'
-, II''a''' Temperance men thai IN.
k-,.-,t.er known, and that To then
t,.,..-l,, BY his oNn committal and b!
-, Nnowledgy ~ his qualitie. a
n, ''''s oitsmperance and enforce
hs,,.. W NJ thaysr hs. the perfect RICH
~ -, position IN a public name
49, % Doubt bat after accom-
hh,;s 40 desire % defeat Mr.. IIarlov
a,,s..hos Gar In such a statement
~ s,ssi IA great moral reform
y p,.''.,,e,.''sh upon the rights % other
sa...,, The political and sccla
M pfeseni and future, Of q worth
80, .aa' regard as at least opsi
OLoRGI VI. AIwoop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
DENMARK.


Mr.. Davis. who preached TO u last
summer, was here last sabbath and held
services In the church.
Meetings will De- held a. usual this
summer In the church and Mr.. u. w.
Lawrence, OF Toronto, viii be the pas
tor, beginning next sabbath.
Mr.. Henry lIarnden hitched his hor.e
to an Iron bar In the yard Ia feed and he
became tangled In the halter, throwing
him upon the bar which caused the bar
to pass completely through his body.
The horse IL alive aud u IL said will get
well.
Mr. q. u. Blake has returned TO Cum
bcrland Mills.
Mr.. George A. IIill IL expected home
from California In few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
Annn,4Mlsr aI1htl.

Ripe strawberries seem Ia ~ quite
plenty.
Mr.. aud Mr.. seth Mason we're called
away IN. i3th by the death OF their
coasin'. wife. Mrs.. Clarence W. Hall,
whose funeral occurred the lith. Mrs.
Mason feel. the death very keenly a.
the deceased had been an Intimate friehu
Of her. since childhood.
". Penley and Dan Nathe-on VIII 20
Ia Portland the 18th.
webb I'ratt'. lamene.s 10 getting pe'-
t.r rather slowlV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
EAsI hEBRoN.

We are p,essed TO announce that Mrs.
". m. Berry wss not hurt as badly as
n vas thought last week.
The grange have ordered their chairs
and lsmps for their new hall.
Politics IL beginning to claim our
attention.
Hot, suitry, weather accompanied by
heavy showers IL on the programme
this week.
m. y. Merrill IL shlngllng his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21
I0cxE,s MILLS.

A. A. woodsum Il selling bicycles In
,ovu. lie has sold two New MALTA, one
10 John BeAn, and one To w. Z. kimbaii.
Mrs. Folsom IL At Andover selling
Our Blacksmith, ID. NJ. Milton, IL
working at the Bryant's Pond quarry.
A. q. woodsum was In town last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

0-N.vgI. l-.s William Carvy preach
III. ueuHri''s .srmou from Isaiah ~,
Ust.k Iel fa ths formation "a the
A. F.-,I.a Missionary ~,Cicty. June
sh.ts-a chosen 49, Centenary Sunday 4.
r. .tif dale Rev 4 4. Wedge Sill
"A f-um tar,y's tsNt. Appropriate
-..a-..,s .sr, .av. have hesn Arranged
va na-a.as ths sunday : h"ol and
= gyf1.rg
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..-frI Mabel pr,sshe,i Al The ni
49, ,flr,h again sunday, ani con-
t,.l rr,..r .FuIcc iu the evening.
ell evening .sr,icv arrangements
,.~ralst. rrets, hi serN'c,s iot the
4. >s-lst. .a lgI,. Vhcn there viii D.
=. r..tI-.. each day, a. icr the last
q. s.rlnfs.
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cARo oF THANKS

Nrl1I NJ. q o. Ripley Si.h o. eX-
p-l .ts.r heartfelt thank. otheir many
,.1l. a-i ri, gHHurs fpr the sympathy
t.sr ftrr .u tL. late bereavement in
q la...rg aeay - their little baby
49,
~. ANr NJ, J. u. GiriEN.
n-. l.rs I.ih. l>Tl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

v.Nff.s Maxim. principal % Can
80. p-.aiHr, ~chuol 20 Nuslc.
--'-,l,. N4... ana Me- llcrtha VI.
49, its.ff,r % Rev. !. X. Iush-
vA r.fHr 20 stanton ANeuue
a. .hrrh Iu-.hr.tsr pistrict, Boz
4 s-,,..i.Hg .u Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

,.. hl..hsT hays surprised them
-..s-lNyr,'s.l, else by playing a
80. ufh the ll'hrons al The falf
-. >.fu-la, afternoon. and beat
.,,,.utya score q a. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

r,.-,u..a mi.siouary meeting Al the
,.-..t ts.frt ~uudav evening. \
80 Ns,.. ,. vas given, Illustrated
800. .tsr,Hpf.cUn. \ large number
'tF-.rlflrr. Urrv shown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

- D >hsryv and daughter of
- \ N. visited Mr.. >horcys
..,-uE Hammond, ksq., In this
-. al vg,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

A.. 400. ilrlos q DiNheld, Mis-.
- EI.,-s n Ruckheld and Miss
- - E..r-.f .l,ugh'rr "a Judgc Ter.
"a g., % Portland, visited friends
~. at saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-21

,-,e,l J. n. RAwsOn, !. around
N.,.h rheumatism dii u.