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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

The approaching Independence day
brings Ia our mind the Independence
day of ~ year. ago or Of ls!o, being one
of the year. your correspondent stepped
hlIh. being chosen tenor drummer for
the Iirookline l.lfe Company, benjamin
bradley, captain, which was to take part
In e.cortlng President Andrew Jackson
through the streets Of boston. Before
starting ou the march over the mill dam,
a. q matter ~ respect and decency We
we're Invited "a draw In line with q
shalt" In front 81 the long honorcd
Punch Bowl Tavern, Ia receive our coat
81 arm. In the shape 81 hot rum punch.
On arriving nj the foot ~ beacon Street
on Charles, We met the fu.ileers with
the lio.ton brass band, the original Tom
Kendall, leader, who persuaded our
captain. who Was little Get up, Ia ex.
change drummcr., az his own was sick,
aud that wss the time We stepped high.
Having the u. u. u. cap placed on our
head IL Was q very easy matter to work
In the long rolls with . profusion 81
snapper. q. variations. The next time
". stepped high was when our hr.t ba-
by va. born In ISL, aud on TIL. ,eiy
Mt. Ephrslm. can truly s,y "whst q
chsng.!" Then the ladies were ready
Ia assist In furnishing the funds for ill
iug the Ilrookllne punch bowl, which
held four gallons. Hut ther. wss one
thing In favor Of the boys, they rarely
took anything more than the sugar at
th. bottom ~ Oh. cup and that ws-
pretty strong sometimes. Very seldom
you saw boy smoking and We truly
lament that Ne are unable Ia give them
40 good report to-day. other~i.e the
change IL marvellous, onward aud up
ward, especially Republicanism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
GREENWOOD.

OF cour.. every one will count II meet
Ia mention something about the wealth
90 this time, whether Ia the habit of
doing so ot not. Last Monday an old
gentleman passed herr, and hslting, ~
marked that he did not Relieve there had
been 80 NET a June within the memory
Of man a. the present. During the
afternoon Il commenced raining again,
so n a. drive men In from their work,
and the following night IL poured down
lik. food. nor did Il cease until lat"
the next mornlng. Low ground every
WHERE va. under water. miniature Mag
ara. werr on every hillside, aud, as
might h. expected. the road. In many
plac.. are badly washed. Tuesday
afternoon there MAS a thunder shower
which seems Ia have ended the ralny
season Tor the present. Let us hopc un-
Ill after the ith.
About thirty years ago william
Thomas lo.t the Use of one eve by IT.
icing struck With stick. aud recently
the other has become so Diseased Ia con-
sequence that he vent Ia Portland hos
pital for relief. IL was there Informed
that the only way Ia prevent total blind
]
ell. To such an ordeal he could not
make up al. mind Ia submit at present,
and came home after receiving tempo
rary relief.
Mr.. Thomas IA. a nice colt foalcl the
middle Of May.
John Titus rather takes the lead on a
garden thi. year. he will have new po-
tatoes and green peas the ith. Widow
Dorcas Bryant aud her daughter. Emily
Felt, ~er. visiting there tuesday, IL be-
Ing their old h"me.
Edward Denham u still At work on
the Dunhsm genealogy, aud finds u
rather crooked stream To navigate.
We are trying Ia assist him by sending
In ia. names AZ they appear Ia the Dem
ocrat from time "a time, and those who
have letters from him will do favor by
giving him what Information they can
regarding their own family and conncc-
tion.. OF course he wishes 10 make the
work a. full and complete ~ possible.
Thursday evening, June %. Driven
from work three times this afternoon by
a. many thunder showers. Don't liz.
that Kind of weather for hoeing.
one half % the year gone, aud, oh. so
soon,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Rev. y. l.. Hunt start. Monday, the
Ith. to spend few day. with his parents
In Weymouth. Mass. Ills mother Is
quite sick.
Mr.. Quslcy'. wife and children hsy,
been spending = week With her sister Ia
Naples.
IscN. Mr.. kennlson OF North Water
ford visited bis friend ant classmaie
Mr. Hunt, the Dirt II the week.
Mis- Anna n. Cummings came home
saturday, "a Inst.
The Grangrr. have erected q building
for the accommodation % horse..
The heavy rains have washed ou'
rosds so that Ne m, likely 10 keep the
Rad machine AZ sork AL summer.
Grass and other crops arr growing
finely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
MESH aIHAII

July I. tSg1. date NV card July I.
aud vet there are al thi. date, quantities.
70 crops that have not reviewed their
hrst hceing.
The wet weather has been making hay
Tor Va bat has seriously retarded much
% eur work. llayinx must nccessarily
b, late.
n. : Hastings aud liar, Coffin are
buying lambs In this vicinity, paying "
Ia $50 per head.
MoultOn of Bridston Il buying wool
AZ - CENTS.
Gco. 4. Grover commenced picking
his strawberries the sith ~ June. Gu
the 9Th h. picked loo boxc..
The Lodge 20 Coed Tcmplsrs at this
plscs has dissolved. surrrndering their
charter lAst Wednesday evening.
\ photograph saloon on trucks has
lately moved into the plscc.
pr. Charles wight 81 Boston Il now
Al the old homestead.
Mr.. ~. y. whitman anil child of lew
i.ton arr spending the season With her
mother. Mrs. AlmirA shaw.
Df Allen has returned from Abingdon.
Mass. wher. he visited his -on. recent
~.
Addison :. Bean has lately reviewed
an incrcase % pension. nov getting sl2
pr mouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
auckEiElp.

Rev. A. \. LAdd, the new presiding
elder, preached ct the Methodist church
Sunday, June 26th.
A radical change In the departure and
arrival Of trains marks the coming In Of
the past week.
q. Edwin Dyer of Portland aud Miss
Deake Of brooklyn, n. T., are so)ourners
At Hotel long.
Burt's Comedy Company were at
Neyinscot Hall four nights last week.
I. W. shaw has been laid aside several
dAys with tonsliltls.
The mud hole nuisancc leading To the
post Office has been abAted and . good
sidewalk substituted.
Our heaviest freshet for the year came
out Of Tuesdays cloud burst, overflow
Ing river banks aud submerging Inter-
vais.
Miss shirley Hall has returned from
the eastern part of the state where she
has been teaching.
Hotel Long has been full Of guests the
past week.
Eggs are u cents per dozen. That
awful Mckinley!
Friday evening the village schools
gave q closing exhibition at Neslnscot
Hall, procceds for the purchase OF an
organ.
The New York Champion horse rake
warranted the beet worker or no sale
and the genuine buckeye mower can be
had of Atwood, spaulding a Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
RuMEoRp FALLS.

We have three barber shops 10 tho city
at this writing, July Let, 1sa5.
Joseph Iacomb and u. blanchard am
building q store on Congress Street.
l.. NJ. iIrowu II putting In Q cellar on
his lot with the Intention OF building
later In the summer.
"uncle Jud" has got the excsvatlnE
for Gsrret Scheuck's cellar about com.
pleted and has commenced laying stone.
J. A. Grecnleaf has crew of csrpen-
tiers putting In q little piece OF Golfer
dam below the head gates, 10 turn the
water that leaks through, back Into the
river.
The river Was the highest Tuesday,
June 18th, that Il has been this year.
T.. u. spaulding, photographer from
Buckheld, Il taking Views Of the work
aud falls.
q. u. Cox Of Iaconis, n. H., was here
Friday buying lots for himself and 9TH
ers. lie has bought five.
The directors Of the 4. 4 II. y. II. II.
held meeting here Tuesday. The
station agents commence their work on
the new line Saturday, July 81.
u. u. Bcarcc's drive reached the falls
Thursday night. They will get over the
fall. quicker than usual owing to the
pitch of water which IL very high for
this time Of year.
The Power Company viii put water
works. sewerage aud electric lights In
the ccntral ar business portion of the
town this summer.
J. T.. stephens has rented bis house for
one year to Charles 4. Miser. Mr..
Mixer IL resident engineer for the Rum
ford Falls Power Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Mrs. Georgiana Ellsworth, wife Of J.
Ellsworth. died very suddenly saturday
% heart disease, aged u years.
seth fsunce and hi. .on, DIR. y. ID
sics-
Childru's Dsy Vas observed al IN,
Congregational church SUNDAY last.
We learn from Mr.. 4. l.. Murphy Of
lewiston, Que ~ the proprie,ors % the
Oxford Quarry, that work on u Will b.
gin AZ once. II was run out by y. u.
Andrews last weck and comprlses SONS
twelve acres % the finest granite In OK
ford County.
Tier. are several cases 20 measles
here.
The Sunday schools have picnic In
Neaton's Grove July 9TH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
EAST ssowNrItlp.

The circle AZ Mrs. 4. y. Johnson's on
"Wednesday va. q pleasant affair, and a
large number were present.
Nis. Willie fc.s.nien has closed her
school Al rryeburg aud l. at home.
Nl.. Lou Eastman has closed her
school NJ Hiram.
Ms. Hattie Eastman graduated to-day
(Thur.isy) from No. Bridgton.
Mis. Georgie Gctchell has closed her
school In the Lord District.
The Goldthwalts. Phlnneys and
friends are expected al Elm Cotiag. for
IN. month 10 August.
Mr.. Mansfield expects friends from
Prov idence al IN. same time.
whitman stlckney has gone Ia Red
stone With his brother, q. -. stickney,
for the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
BYRON.


Messrs. Ti,comb, fogg, Fletcher aud
Cobb ~ south Pari. caught loo pounds
trout In three DAYS at Four Ponds this
week: leaving for home with smiles on
their faces sunny enough Ia dry up the
small mud puddle- on the road.
q. I. Iiodgdon, road commissioners. IL
rebuilding Mott bridge.
This weeks rains brought out "uncls
sam Knapp, with a small crew that
lust succeeded In rolling the last OF
staples a Co.'S log landings.
Two deer with fawn were seen out
near John lIylan's, drinking at the river
"Wednesday. Deer are seen quite often
by different parties, indicating pleai;
of them.
Me..r.. Rideout. Clea,es. Cole, VIII
cox aud others, tempted by our gold,
have visited Byron.
". y. Robinson u preparing 10 build
a dam At upper side of bancroft place
across swift River Ia wash dirt on the
bar where he has found rich deposits ol
late. There are lots of other places a,
rich, aud no doubt some better, waiting
for somebody With grit enough to worI
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
HEBRON.

Mr. aud Mrs. kallock left on Monday
10 attend commencement at Colby where
they have q son In the graduating clSss.
Rev. \. ID. Richardson accompanied
them.
Prof. and Mrs. Sargent attended COM
mencement st Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs.. u. NJ. Everett have gone
10 Old Orchard for the summer and will
occupy their new cottage. Mr.. Everett
4. gaining slowly but still very feeble.
Miss Orisss Gould Of the class Of ~ II
visiting her old friends here.
Mlss Jennie Packard has . class In
psinting at Norway. Her cousln, Miss
Frances ueaTce, IL one Of the class
Az I. T.. lIearce Was coming from
south Paris Wednesday he turned out Ia
le, team pass and HE horse, starting
suddenly, threw him out, cutting hls
head quite badly. The horse Was
stoppesi before reaching home. We ara
glad TO hear that Mr.. Bearce WAS not
seriously injured although he Will be
likely TO feel e for some time.
Mia Aggie Bearce 10 home from Oak
land where abe has been teaching. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
ANDOyIR

Henry =. rhilbrick, who has been fall
Ing for several years, died June 10Th
and WAS buried from the house, l.cy. Mr.
Norcro.s officiating.
The school. all closed July lat. Dls
trict. I, and Z gave ane exhibitions,
IN. late rains have thickened grss'
wonderfully.
Hear. are getting very bold.
q. y. Marston lost two lambs b. bear
last week near hi. house.
Rev. Mr.. Grose breaches ~ the hal
every sunday nj 3r.A n.
Bertha Poor IL home from farmlDgtot
WHERE al. has been teaching school.
J. l.. Chapman !. falling slowly
Physicians can give him no encourage
meut.
VIII Pcrkin. has begun having.
Proctor 4 Holt have moved iheI'
.tor, aud will convert Il Into a dwelling
house. lie I. also building a stable IL
connection.
Charlie. \. Merrill l. In town Tor few
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
aEHAEl

james J.. Chapman OF Bethel Informs
us that Chas. T.. bartlett and himself In.
tend to erect mill on swim River. Al
Gsmmon's Falls. Tor the manufacture ol
birch. The rrcction Of the mill vii
begin soon. Mr.. Chapman says he now
Intends to put In some 100 coris Of
birch for next years saving. The
products of the mill will BE- delivered ou
the cars at Iumford Falls. Mr.. Bart
lett owns q large amount Of birch neat
swift River. This IL one Of the many
enterprises which the recent develop
ments al the Falls have made possible
and deserves succe.s. Mr.. Chapman has
had considerable experience In the birch
business.
We hear many favorable comments on
the enterprise shown by the Democrat
In issuing the convention extra so ex-
peditiously and In so neat form.
4 party composed 10 4. r.. Herrick,
DR.. &. II. lliii and other. started Thurs
day morning last for the lakes.
\ lolnt convention of the towns class
ed With Bethel WAS held here June ?5th.
Bethel selects q candidate for the legis-
htnre In iso2 and issss under the ar
rsng,ment then made. A full report Of
the convention will be found elsewhere
In TIL. paper.
IN the death % WIN. W. Mason, Who
passed away at his home In Bethei, June
9Th, Bethel, aud, In fact, the whole
section, sustsins q great loss. Mr..
Mason has for years been prominent In
business and Was a man widely known
among business men.
I. =. Morrill, u erecting n stable In
connection with his house on MIL
STREET.
J. NJ. Philbrook Ia having the Chap
man house which he removed To High
81, put into condition for renting.
Work IL progressing ON the foundations
for his new house on Main Street.
Mr.. Merrimsn, the new principal 81
Gould Academy, was here part ~ last
week doing some ~ the preliminary
work ~ the school, advertising, etc.
lie seems In he fully alive To hls work
and evidently means Ia succeed.
Mrs. W. y. shilling. and children %
Bo.ton ar, here.
Mr.. VI. ". Davis of boston L. here.
Goddard Bros. have moved from ~
Railroad street Ia al Main Street,
where they will b. glad 10 meet all In
want 10 goods In their line. See their
advertisement Ia this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
WEST SUMNER.

Harold Hate. !. home from Hebron.
John Head has returned from . weeks
visit To Auburn.
Mr.. =. Doble and wife have gone to H.
Thayer'. at south Paris.
Clara hates IL teaching the district
school al North sumner.
Mrs. Folly Howe IL at home from Nor
way where che has been vl.lting her
sou, frccland Howe, Esq.
Mr.. Carlton bates, Of New Haven,
Conn, made q brief visit rccently ia
fri.nds here.
Harlan Bl.bee IL At home from Hebron.
Dottie Head visited her parent. late
ly aud went back again Ia south Paris.
Prof. &. II. stetson and wife from
Exeter. y. H., are visiting at his broth.
er'., X. n. st.tson'.. We understand
the professor I. engaged Ia teach In a
literary institution AT Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
The District Lodge of Good Templar.
held a pleasant aud well attended meet
Ing here ON the 18th Inst.
Hiram Pulslfer IL la town.
Freeman II. Hathaway from Auburn
IL visiting friends here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
FAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. Leona kilgor- hs. been whiting
az L~bulon Ahbotts.
The school, In this district aud on
Temple lllll closed the .ith with literary
exercises aud plcnlc..
whitney Buck Il In very poor health.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Charles saunders oi
E'cwtt, Mass, Waited Mrs. Albert iiol,
last week.
George Bennett has moved hi. family
and business to south Waterford.
Virgil John.on's family have returned
home FROM North Brdgton.
q. y. lIrrssy, son 81 Asa j. liersey,
has r-ccntly graduated at Ando,er
Theological seminary.
Mi. Margaret \. Baker 81 Norway Y.
Visiting nj waldo 4. Brown's.
Mr.. u. a.. Pride I. spending . few
day. AZ John Rhodes, Ia Norway.
Joseph Patterson has new bicycle.
During the r-cvnt rain q partition of
the cellar wall of \. Norvooi's barn fell
In. II will De nccc.sary 10 have II all
rebuilt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NEWRN.


Don't let the good folks pray for any
more rain just now. Give ~ two weeks
Of sunshine and . good crop Of grass 10
assured.
Tuesday. Bear River was hank full.
VI. l.. Thurston got his poplar out OF
Vail brook, aud VIII Warren got In =
good Job on his pulp wood.
The Androscoggin IL very high and
full Of logs which the rains have Get In
motion.
n. =. Baker and wife returned home
Saturday.
o. Y. B.ksr Il going 10 spend the
Fourth at Portland.
There 10 20 be celebration at Bethel.
IIervey Hastings 10 paying - for
lambs.
Veal calves are rather dull this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
SlIu.FR

Mr.. aud Mr.. Harry Marshall started
for their home In Dakota last week.
They will visit Boston on their way.
Mrs. 4. !. Russell ~ Hartford viii ac-
company them a. far a. Boston wher,
-hs will make short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. solomon Rove 81 He
bron ,i.i,el at q. u. Poster. TIL. week.
Joshus Young Of Hartford, who ha'
bc.n In falling health the past winter,
passed away June 18th. lie leaves a
wife, thrce children and large circle Of
relative. aud friends Ia moarn hi lo.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
BRvANI'S POND

stephen n. Libby, u workman on the
Grand Trunk quarry, had his foot badly
crushed Friday morning by q stone tip
ping on Ia u. DIR. Rankin Was called TO
dress the wound.
Twelve from thl. place attended the
District Lodge meeting at West Sumner
Wednesday.
&. \. Colin and ". =. Mllle,t arc on
fishing trip to Black Brook.
y. u. rcrhsm 81 Chelsea IL visiting
AZ kilhou p,rham's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05


The late rains made the water In
Pleasant River the highest for the sea
sou. II also made lots Of hay for the
farmers.
n. q. Mason had q piece Of corn ou
the intervale covered with water for
.ome time.
BEANS drive IL hung up again and II
looks now ne though IL would have Ia
remain for some time where II IL.
so. Growers children are sick With
scarlet fever.
Mr.. Hastings of Newry Was In town
this week buying lambs. ] under
stand be- bought quite lot that Will do
Ia 90 about the Fourth Of July.
II. Hutchinson has been To Waterford
the past week.
Mrs. Artemas Mason, who has been
confined Ia the house for the past six
months, was able To visit her daughter,
Mrs. bean, Wednesday.
y. I. Bean IL saving the long lumber
at hi. mill. The late rain va. quite a
help To him.
q. II. Brown returned home wednes'
dav
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
EAST BETHEL.

Miss Emma y. brown attended the
graduation at No. Bridgton academy
Last week.
Geo. y. Rich, who IL attending law
school at Michigan University, IL spend.
Ing . part Of his vacation at u. III.
Iiean's.
Dana wilson. who has been living the
past two years at T.. W. Bsrtlett's, has
gone away Ia live With Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Annis.
Ellwyn Perry % Massachusetts, !.
spending his annual vacation at r.. &.
l'erry's.
Mrs. McAlllster Of Lowell visited st
W. u. Hollis last week.
The last drive cleared the river % log.
June JOth.
Leons swan has returned To Ma.sa-
chusetts.
Master Clarence Howe 90 walthsm,
Mass, IL now at Ill. grandfather's, j..
ID. llasting.'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
LOWELL

school. at the Centre aud sabbaiii'
clos. this week.
quite a number from here attended
,hs graduation exercises at North Bridg-
Ton "wednesday aud Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Hartman u visiting NJ
stephen Mansou's.
Christian circle at FREEMAN Andrews
on Tuesday last.
A very enjoyable concert at the CHRIS
tian church sunday morning, taking the
pl.cs % the regular service, the pastor
belng away on vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
eRvepuRo,

On account Of the rain on Saturday,
33th, very few persons came on the cx'
cursIon from Portland TO Marthas
Grove.
An alarm Of nrc on saturday forenoon
brought out the nrc company promptly,
but Il proved Ia be only the burning out
Of q chimney at A. II. Evans.
DIR. Arthur Perry and wife OF Jamaica
Plain have been boarding . week at A.
II. Evans.
Philip Ferry ha. also been In the VII
Miss Hattie Pike has come home from
waitham, Mass, for her summer vaca-
ton.
The shop vacated by G. y. Lord, Jew
eler, I. now occupied by his succes.or,
Mr.. Burnham, who boards at Mrs.
Glines'.
The state assessors have been In town.
giving opportunity for their clerk,
y. \. Fife, 10 visit his home.
liertram Young, now clerk at The
RIDGE" North Conway, was at his Ia
theirs, I,cv. Nr. Young's, over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wallace Tarbox arrived
at their home Saturday, aSth.
Mr.. Lyman Charles has bought the
De,lne house, next Miss VI. y. ilowe's,
aud will renovate u for bis own use.
Sidney stacy Of kesar Falls, senior at
Johns Iiopkin. University. spent sunday
with his sister, Mrs.. IL. y. NORWOOD.
Mrs. Abby Chase Kelley 81 Michigan
!. at her niece's, Miss II. &. Osgood's,
for the summer.
VIII Morgan, Dartmouth College, 20,
attended commencement at Hanover.
Mr.. q. II. Barrows, Dartmouth Col
lege ~, Was present At the semi-centen-
NAL of his class.
Mr.. Beriah Warren Of ~. Louis, with
his sou aud daughter, visited friends
here this week.
The school In District No. I was closed
last week on account of the teacher,
Miss Nickcrson % Iloulton, being called
home by the illness of her mother.
Miss Susan Weston finished the sum
mer term In No. : on Friday, July ],
With appropriate exercises.
Mis- ida IIlldebrand left for her home
In Maiden, Mass. on "wednesday.
Mrs. q. .. Lord IL at her mothers,
Mrs. warrrn's.
X. q. surbriige, late of Harvard law
School. IL at Mr.. Durgln's.
X. y. Chase, Harvard Medical school
~, IL visiting friends here.
The BOSTON Journal of June I'D give.
q description % the marriage Of Calvin
Austin of Iirookllne, Mass, aud Miss
Julia Moore of Jamaica Plain, at Mary
Iebone church, London. Mr.. Austin Ia q
rryeburg hoy who has risen Ia his pres
ent pro.peroa. condition by his own
energy.
several 10 our young p-ople attended
the closing convert at Briigton Academy.
III. buffalo bug has appeared here In
such force a. To bring CONSERVATION To
our housewives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
aRoWNpiglO.


IN. Jesse 4. sweat camp under the
management % the ladies relief corps
CAV. a craIy supper saturday evening
II Vas q perfect success.
The Ps-laswket circle are To have an
n. cream festival Friday evening al
their dining hall.
Mr.. Thom,. Sesvy, Who has been
.lck for mouths, died Friday, aud Vas
buri~,i from IN. house sunday. Rev
PIP. Eastman preached the funeral ser
mon "a |. full house. Mrs.. seavey VIII
\. very much missed In the village,
n. "a. a friend 20 every ooe, always
willing 90 render assistance, ~hen 49, 80
"a. N II VA. possible. she leaves nus
hand 90 norm her loss.
Mrs. Libby and Howard s'ra.: he'
grandson, have gone TO freepot Tor
few DAYS.
Mis- Maud Warren ~ Denmark IL Wa
Ting her sister, Mrs. Irving Libby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
IASI AIRaOA

After long, drcary rain the sun Ia.
again made it, appearance and !, IL a
very welcome visitor.
The Hebron road machine IL working
In this part 81 the town.
y. y. whiting has bough, the wood
aud bark on the Austin French place.
!. J. Fuller has just returned from a
visit 10 Nlnalhayen where hc has been
visiting hls daughters.
On account 81 the rain the sabbath
sch"ol concert was postponed To SUNDAY
evening, July II.